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INPoRTANT rocOSsuMPTIyEs.--1h long
looked-for specific for the cure OF Pulmo-
nary Diseases is found at last. Aliens Lang
Balsam has proved Ia be the most eklraor-
binary medical preparation for curing con
sumption. II not only cures Consumption,
but relieves Immediately the incipieut stages,
such a. Coughs, Colds, Expressions, etc,
Pains IN the Chest. II breaks up the most
distressing cough in an incredible short time.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
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EnEU FUeACEs.


An, Tom you wonder Why gsse,
who quite fcwvear the tender passion,
A. ycndr siri ssrcss the Place,
In such sentimental isshicni
Ana leave the very las, ns~ bcot
Unopened In inr~p.r cover,
A. hev rvsrestns form N icch,
Asd sirh hks say aily hover.
I'm o. surprised, old hoy, as you,
Loves rsrsures icrs siuce ncd this bosom,
And pity though " Is, ris true
Tbs, vas deuccd glad 10 los EN-.
But .oneshirs IN ycn mskicn's fsc~,
Or, may he, something On her bonnet
Rrought bach N me the long-gone days,
when I TOO turned the lcve-sick sonnet
lev snIa That laughing eye.
Her pousine iip- Just ripe fcr kisses;
Her dainty boots - small and sly,
Her Paris gloves the sire for MISC,
! av again her lily neck
Ciaspci by the harpics, II colcrs,
I aw-nsy, heart, thou shalt no, hresk--
thought sw Ten Thousand Dollarsi
Thi, dull old den vas quite forgot.
Once more drrsm~d my pretty vision,
Once more my villins heart grew hot,
And the gray earth grew all Elysian;
Once more rosmed the mconlit strand
Reside my SWEET. my love, my treasure,
And felt once more her little hand
Coss over mine with timld pressure
SIN, deep below my usual calm
The memory Of tho-e moments fingers
Tonight some other fellows palm
she'll squeeze, no doubt, With the same fingers
] thought twas pleasant---o viii he;
And I've no doub, that n he can, he
win kiss her lips just ss-Ah, mel
Ton, TON, my boy, iabunfwr ami,
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lT il a sad commentary upon our boosted
civilization that the women Of our times
have degenerated in health and physique
until they are literally race 81 invalids--
pale, nervous, feeble, and bsck-achy, with
only here aud there q few noble exceptions
In the persons Of the robust, buxom ladies,
characteristic of the sex in days gone by.
By very large experience, covering period
OF years, and embracing the treatment Of
many thousands Of eases of those ailments
peculiar 10 women, DIR. Pierce, Of the Worlds
bispensary, Buffalo, n. T., has perfected, by
the combination .; certain vegetable eN-
tracts, a natural specific, which he does not
estol AS cure-all, hut one which admirably
fulills n singleness Of purpose, being u most
positive and reliable remedy for those weak
nesses aud complaints that aillict the women
Of the present day. This natural specific
compound is called Dr. Pierces fayorite
Prescription. The following are among
those diseases in which this wonderful med
icine has worked cures rs II by magic, and
with a certainty never before attained by
any medicines: Weak back, nervous aud
general debility, falling aud other diplaee.
ments Of internal organs, resulting from
debility and lack Of strength in natural sup
ports, internal fever, congestion, inhamma-
ton and liberation, and very many other
chronic diseases incident to women, not
proper 10 mention here, in which, AS we'll rs
the eases that have been enumerated, the
Favorite Prescription effects cures, the
marvel VI the world. II will not do harm
In any state or condition Of the system, aud,
by adopting its use, the invalid lady may
avoid that seyerest Of ordeals, the consulting
of family physician. fayOrite Prescrip-
ton is sold by dealers in medicines gen.
orally.
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CUT this notice out aud bring II with YOU.
We are authorized To refund the cash Ia any
person or persons Who shall buy and use
parsoas' PUrgdfire pm and fail OF relief and
satisfaction.
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Again our advertising columns exhibit the
rapid growth aud substantial condition Of
the National Life Insurance Company of the
United States Of America, the largest and
strongest life insurance company of the world
upon the low rate stock plan. It's loans
upon bond and mortgages and United States
bonds, amounting Ia s2,b3l ,ol6, largely ex.
coed its total liabilities. The low rates, the
large capital, the definite contracts, and the
liberal policies of the National, render il
worthy tLs confidence aud patronage OF the
public. --s-Jm.
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nIanls A,eram;na,;on of the Athlete,
Toe showed II 70 he infamed perhaps /
was a cramp, perhaps I had strained
nar,;cplarlv sensitive nerve in nv strug
Giles with the dream-serpent. NV frs
;mpulse was 70 get IN. especially a. tn,
ABSENCE of motion showed that we wer
in the river. and the gray light of earl,
morning was shining through the por
III. b,, Tho no;se Of mon washing tn,
d..l do,.,r.d mo and after awhile / fel
aslccn again
Tho Jro.m d;d mn, rccur which WA,
s,r,un,,e as the effects of the first wer,
s,;ll na;n,nllv obtrusiye when I inall,
roused mn and II was with difficulty
co, INV bao, on Nv new acauaintanc,
sccos,ed me amid the confusion of land
inc and ,sted III intended to make apy
s,av at Rotterdam. I told him no; /
was going 10 Dusseldorf. en- route for Co
loene. WHY, Dusseldorf was his own
destination; how singular! We would
travel together. had no objection; ]
can not talk Dutch, either high or low,
and the young man certainly saved me
deal of trouble at the quay and the rail
way station.
We got coupe to ourselves.
"Why, what bump you have got on
your forehead ~ he exclaimed when
hung my hat up did you fall out OF
your berth last night?'
"No; but -. l told him the
whole story, dream and all.
Hum J? said he gravely: II wish you
would let me see the toe.
Are you surgeon L askeu, pam
iuiiy Puiihg my ooot on
NOT exactly, repheu ne, 'ha' ~
perhaps you would not call me one
Tut, tut; the bite oil the serpent mas pro
duced IN second the same result tsa'
port, burgundy. 'enison, whitepait' tur-
tie, take years to effect My dear ST.
you nave got the govt
"Gout" ] ieebly gasPed.
Decided. But never mind | will
soon bring it out of you when we get to
Dusseldorf. You may thank your stars
that you have not fallen into the hands
of the faculty. | am hydropathical, and
your complaint is just the one to which
the cold water treatment Is the best
adapted
"Gout! The fatal word meant pain,
sickness, doctors lameness, and, worse
still, temperance and sobricty; this was
what ! was condemned to for the term OF
my natural life.
-"BIbi-ti salts, eii.i, salts, aique, ludistI;
Iempus est ire
l murmured. My companion, who was
evidentlynot Latin scholar, looked sol
emn, and raised his hat, under the i'm
preston that ! was uttering prayer,
But what mattered classical attainment
Smitten suddenly and unexpectedly with
a sore, though noble, malady in foreign
land, the language of which i could
neither speak nor understand, far from
the physicians of my country, ] chung 10
this medical straw. Under more favora-
BILE circumstances, indeed, ] should have
recoiled from the idea of trusting my
precious person to the tender mercies of
any mar who had not a great many cap
ital letters after his name, or who wore
rings ON his forefingers, but now WAS
demoralized and trusting. Besides. |
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A NATION or DYsrErTICs.-Wc live
fast, dis-ipate in everything except right.
eousness, and I'LL early graves. We
drink all kinds Of poisoned alcoholic
spirits, and swallow, without mastication,
pork, grease and every conceivable car
bonaceous, soul-dwariing. Understanding,
acknowledging, indigestiblc food. Dr
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters can
not stop this in n radical manner, hut II
will remove the evil effects, and the re-
covering patient, with fresh, pure, vital
ized, electrical blood flowing through his
arteries and veins, will have a clearer
head and a c0oler Judgment, which,
coupled with experience, will cauSe him
to abstain in the future. Good, nu-
tritiou-, digestible diet, which the most
delicate stomachs may take, can be-
found in cracked wheat, corn bread,
tomatoes, raw or sofl boiled eggs, baked
apples, boiled rice, plain rice pudding,
corn starch, rare beef, mutton and poul
try. With Vinegar lHtters aud mo,ler
alton in eating aud drinking, there Is no
incurable case at dyspepsia.
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FARM AVID FrREsrDE.

prairie region Of the west, OF more i'm
portance than the building Of frst-class
earth roads. First, because II enables
him TO get his produce 10 market at
about halt the cost Of hauling over In
different or bad roads, and second,
because continuous roads, the grades OF
which extend over the light swells Of the
prairics as well as the valleys, drain q
large amount Of territory, because CON
tinuous earth roads make continuous
bitches and thus enable one to drain
places which might not he otherwise
practicable.
Another reason why roads should he
one Of the first things attempted in
opening up a settlement Is, that II adds
10 lightly TO the cost Of the farms per
acre, and 20 surely increases the value Of
the land when the roads are finished.
The wonder is, that this important fact
has never occurred to, or at least been
acted ON by communities, as one Of the
first things 10 be undertaken.
II l. true that under the old system Of
making roads with the spade and shovel,
or with the plsw and -craper, especially
in awkward hands. the cost Of really
good roadways would often exceeu ue
value OF the land and hence the reason
we suapo-e' why 40 iitt'e OF 'ne k'no u
attempted.
without roads there can oe no c''ih,
. r Al a .n.. n
nation' Hence, one OF ,ne mrs, eno''s OF
'he Plonee! " an" sno"'u W. 'ne oiV"
ing OF roaus' ines 700 o''eh' no"e,e''
remain 'or ue,"'es, n'"e "'o,e '""
uaoAs worn u" inc SUI ~ '"e "." "
Wagons WIN now anu .ae" e"u s'Vus"
Pa,'s''y 'u'"P'Aeu' WIN iV'naP' ne'r
ana 'nere an uncou'h s,u'cesay ac'o''
'ne 'o"es' P'aces' o"' ",'"ou' any pro-
VISION 'or urs'"'ng o' 'ne sooun"'a'eu
ma'er oe!onu' ine 'ans u, sp'ns Aau
ia', wear 'hese 'racAs upon ''e s'opes ,"'o
gu''e un',' AZ last as We nav. Que"
SEN 'ne ""o'e roaa u ao""''o"e" anu
new TRACK u S'ec'eu' -,
'on'H"o", e,sue" 'osu o'o' '"e
uhduiat'ons ana Valleys Wou'u nave AZ
io"eu 'ne "a'ei 10 nave ru" .o"''nuous
:" 'ne sue u',ones' as 'nouio '"e
TRACK wou'u nave oeco"e ,"hc'n
anu n",u' ~ u"s' "An's 'ou'u nav
nau'eu heaVy ioaus' except perhaps ior
SNORT ''hie !" Tue sP''"g' ~ne" ,ne iios'
was coming OUT Oh the esi'h, anu niue
'iihe III u'e carr! "ih'e'' JuS' ~ 'ne 'oa"s
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IL has been gravely recorded that an
artist Of the sixteenth century contrivrd
to delineate a city ON such minute
scale that Nv would cover the entire
painting. We believe that story just A.
much a we believe in the Dutch woman'-
landscape the size Of grain Of corn, in
shica thoe with eyes To see could plainly
discern a mill.with its sails bent, and the
miller toiling up the stairs with a sack,
a horse drawing a cart, and several per-
sons trudging along the country road.
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The good name Of the old sherman
House. Chicago, is being nobly main
tanned by the new. There is not bet
ter hotel on the continent Its prices,
too, have lust been reduced.
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yIYiuTrn AFFINITY 10 every ecustl ~ The tn.tsd
WMItD AblNIo, state, s.cs,.lly p vs.o,
w nonlc thsft ~ Ancicnt and N~trn Htstofi .ts.
gxs net prics 81 q. Tho nfst setheeiAi chat that
q, tl. ths use Of hsufes 80 dates. MGR. ehtif pls
One AGENT ssld seef 80 In nlonth. Iot efr mars
and tsrms - agents address q. bos us Cin ,oh's
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DR. G. 4. BOHAlVNAN,

No as Ner,h Firh street, ~ Lori-, M, EsrAB
~ LlsHfD iS Cures all .ua~rers ~ithoat tho u
MerruD. thsrr.s reAs.nAbls fes.-
10 Dr hs "frrafi.e Nrecisl Di-ca>~~." which
tally esIlAins the nAiar-. oaar~-, smr,.ms and
Ia ~ 'rms u Ner.ons D~,ilt} all saass- caused
~ the trrors 81 yoath" and valuable infsrmaion
thsr d-iioAis sus,-c,s. s-nt SRfs In plain saAisd
sns"lope
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The loans, -'ufed BY hf-t moii gage fealestats
amount Ia - NJ ~, sum Considerably IN eAcsss ~
the total puCy liability.
The SUI plas ~ i2A 10 h eniifrh fot the senfiiN Of
thu pul,i hulisrs, being additional 10 ths rinsuf'
Anrs fund. Nhtfh alone anoTds ample pfutee ton.
Daring The last year the companl has paid 70 ~.
pnssntatsnso 81 dseeaed potri -hulisfs t'iHAi, and
upon It, stus 4 hss met The Isnsss aud nov has
sutplas ~ n ti. an ihst.as" Of tli"'" ofTf the
surplus AZ tho beginning Of tho beaf.
The LoN Rate, thf Large Capital, the ll.nn.is
Contra t. aud tbs lihrial fulisss OF the NATION.
Al, fsndsT u frpscialN WORTH tho funhdfuec and
patronage ~ the public.
OffioFns Iuin \ fatwsli. pfesidoHti 4 y.
Cortiisht aud paui Cofnsll Nice ptssid.nts, . y,
tfank, sscfstAis tiaers"n " Pet. AstaaD,
Branch once, thtcAgO, III.
is7 90 tss Ia sssite street.
HlsFs No bHsiasss II tls taapaRs ls haasasfsd,
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IA H., c.ls. - Sud rs q
Atlo.. IA Dasns ST.. n. Z.
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The Centennial Commissioners have
visited Phoebe, and expressed themselves
as pleased with the appearance in things.
especially of the drinks at the Panaea
saloon. One price. one bit.
II you want any tin ware, sheet IRON
and copper ware manufactured or ranair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices
go to j. j. Halpin & Co, who employ
none nut nrst-elass worsmen. tf.
iHAyR ice enough for all Phoebe and
my ice house is in good condition
Leave orders at Fulks a McAlpin. 3
saloon. W.R. Wus6y
f. McAyoY will deliver any hay free Of
charge to all parties buying the same
from Billy the Stage Boy iy7-lw
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drnp
STORE, MAIN street. II
Lee, CRYSTAL IcE, delivered daily BY
s. D. Martina. Leave orders a, saloons
of +. Hamilton or Fulks Il McAlpin. n
TIE best OF sherry and claret wines
are to be had at T. C. Poujades. Iw
EXTRA California butter TO Le had nj
CULLEN ~ Donohues, at 81 per roll.
FRESH California ranch butter nj los
Coschina's, 81 per roll. If
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander
drug store.
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MEssRs. LOUIS SULTAN and John J.
Halpin left last night, bound for Bristol
District. where Mr.. Sultan is largely in
terested. They are going to inspect the
new furnace being erected by Charles
Rowe and Charles kodine. Immediately
on their return we will be able to give an
extended description of the developments
Of that district.
A TELEGRAM came from Carson yester-
day to the effect that the lien holders
against Floral Mill Company win their
suit. The lien holders are f. Wheeler
& CO., j. j. Halpin a. Co. and Andy
Snodgrass. An additional sixteen per
cent was added to the amount of the
liens.
THE Fire Delegates elected by the Diff
ferent Fire companies are requested to
meet at the House OF Protection Hose
Company No. 2, Lacour street, on
Thursday night, at s O'Clock, for the
purpose Of organizing.
YESTERDAY Constable Mckee made o
trip to Bob Wilson's ranch, to see after
the stock he owns and which be is ranch
ing at that place. Wilson's ranch lie sit
uated on Wilson creek, and is about
thirty miles from Phoebe.
CHEEsEl Cheese One thousand pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
retail. at t. c. PoUJADE's.
The Hamilton stage arrived yesterday
afternoon about 5 O'Clock with a large
lot OF baggage and some passengers from
way places.
THE Raymond & Ely Foundry will to-
day melt three tons of iron, making quite
lively heat.
BEST brands of Sack aud Plug Tobacco,
Pipes, Pouches, etc, at RolIa Watts,
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
THE thermometer at noon Yesterday
was ninety degrees in the shade on La
cour street.
RoLLA WATT, at DR.. Lee S Drug Store,
De Cabanas brand of cigars l4-3t
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Dividend Notice.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE STATE
4 BANK OF NEVADA are hereby notified
sa ~ n az the monthly meeting Of the Board
declared for the month Of June of
1 la Per Cent.
On Tie amount OF capital stock, payable at the
DAY, the 10th inst.
J. W. WRIGHT. Bank Manager.
Phoebe. New. July Sd. 1876. jys-td
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SAN Francisco. July 8, 1875.
To A. b. HUNT:-Have Phoebe RECORD pub.
fish this: Mn. NoRvALL having rendered his
resignation rs Superintendent of onr roines the
fame 10 not accepted, and. "a An evidence of
appreciation and confidence in his ability and
inteeri'y' his salary ia advanced from this day.
L. MAYNARD,
President Phoebe West,
8. p. MIDDLETON,
Vice President HUM Hunt,
;.a. T.. L. KIMBALL,
Secretary Spring Mount.
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SAN FRANCISCO sTooK REPORT.

san Francisco. July II.
sR.Rrsl MORNING SALTS.
$50 ophir-47 47ss AN
SIS MexicaR-l9& l9A
l62u Gould Il Curry-l6A 1875
lOs1 Best & Belcher-46A As asa
% sayaee-9S 80 9s4s 9sH lOObl0
l25 Chollar Potosi--75 75b3
IS Hale & Norcross--39 5S8
1910 Crown Point-3l 81 y 80 = 30 S2h5
235 Yellow Jacket-9a So
6lO Kantuck-l5 l43s
2lO Alpha-20 1874 1875
300 Empire Mill-7A 81
1885 Imperial--9S 90 "a 81
800 Belcher-27s ak % 275s
800 Coniidence-25 ash 26
go Con Virginia--3lo 3Os 30' Su' = 800 BOG
306 Mss 3lSb30
$50 Sierra Nevada Is 4 AZ
1885 California--66s4 b3O 66hb5 5els 50 4b5
56ss 56Ab3
400 Bullion-49 491 so
10 Excheouer-2tO
10 Seq Belcher--S5
1856 uverman-60 60 81 OILS
IS Justice-93 % u
iTO Succor-7A rs
$3.50 Lady Bryan-l% l IL hb20
585 Julia--l4A 144
$50 Caledonia-l5 l5&
10 KnickerbocRer-3A
CAS- Utah-9% va
$50 Silver Hill-l0h 10A
IFS Baltimore Con-4A p
100 Occidental-3k IA
ITO Challenge
$50 Dayton-2A
S240 Rock Island-3 "a 2.95
100 Y Con-2A "a
100 Phil Sheridan-I
305 Woodville-2
1856 Lady Washington-lA l.,
$50 Kossuth-lh IN IL
$3.50 Andes-5h SIS
100 Pacifc--2a
gpn ValtS Eor,o-I6a
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And In accordance With law and an order oil
the Board of Directors, made ON the 7th
day Of May, 1876, 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock % may be necessary viii
Company, Room q, No. 400 California street.
Ban Francisco, California, on Friday, the
Ninth day Of July, 1876, at the hour Of oss
o'clock p. m. OF said day, to pay raid deliD.
quent assessment thereon. together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
r. L. KINBALL, Secretary
Office: Room 2, No. 400 California street. San
Francisco. California. tex'td
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Newark silver Mining Company.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF the above named Company, for the election
OF Trustees and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before ii, will be held on
Monday, July 18th, 1875 Third Mon.
DAY IN july, at the hour of one o'clock d. m OF
that day. at the office of the Company, in this
city. Transfer Rocks will be closed on Thurs.
day, July 10th, 1875, at o'clock D. IN.
VIM. WILLIS, Secretary.
ofiice-Room No. II, Hayward's buiIding No
AZ California street. San Francisco, California.
jy'-td
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We have received the following COM
lunication with renuest TO publish il.

We have received the following com
munication with a request to publish it:
PIocHE, July -, 1875.
EDITOR RECORD: Allow me through
the columns of your journal to make an
explanation Of an item which appeared
on the LIST of July in the Virginia Enter
prise, ridculing the Irish people for
their conduct at Dollymount at the in
ternationa! match between the American
and so-called Irish teams. If that big
oted editor would only peruse the Irish
journals, who are the real opponents of
the masses of the Irish people, he would
then see the reason of the trouble, if any
occurred. It is well known to you and
to many readers of your Journal that
Ireland could not be represented in any
such amusement. Owing to the law
called the peace preservation act, four
fifths of the Irish people are not allowed
firearms, the one-ffth that are is com
posed OF aristocracy and slaves to the
government of England. Why not a
people like them feel enraged at the i'm
pudence of the so-called Irish team in
the name of depressed nation challeng-
ing free and independent nation like
America? Ireland owes America dert
of gratitude for giving her children
home where arstocracy is not known,
and they have proven beyond doubt
during the late civil war how proud they
were to be the adopted sons of this soil
The most this pro-British editor can say
against the Irish is they are a simple
people, easier duped than dared.
An FRESHMAN.
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AFTERNOON SALES

$50 Meadow Valleys ~
1895 Raymond 4 Ely-60e 60 81 6lS
$50 Eureka Con-62 6la
1905 Jackson-2216 on
425 PhoeniX-l3
80 Pioche--44
% Washington & Creole-75c
so American Flag-2's 2H
100 Belmont-2A
300 Newark u
100 Rye Patch-l4
225 Prussian-2A
30 FL Dorado South--A
$40 K Con-5A So G
AIS Leopard-l9 1874 1917 II
so Jetferson-4e Al
945 Gila-3
100 Panther-1h
so Tiger "a
100 st Patrick
1850 Manstield-A
go Golden Chariot-2A
730 Mahogany
300 South Chariot-1A Ia IN
IT'S War Eagle-h
$50 Poorman-5at 547S
G40 Crown Point-3l 80 3l4 81 y 49,
so Bullion--49
80 Hale & Norcross-39 $50
1855 Ophir-47b9 Az 47sss54TA
1905 California-562s 56ai
20 Savage-96h 90
$50 Utah-9h
so Yellow Jacket-S5
800 Imperial--9 8B 50
las Julia-l4a l5
1876 Mexican-20 1919 1914
1876 Gould 4 Curry-l6 1873
1855 Belcher-27N 27A 28ab30
100 Con Virginia-307
70 Best Il Belcher-45 45A
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DELINQUENT SALES.
HUM ana Hun, s,,yer m,.,.. =

huhn and Hunt silver Mining Com.
pany'-Loea,ion Of Principal Pisce Of BUS
mess, san Francisco, California; location Of
MMorAs, Ely Mining District. Lincoln county,
the following described stock, on account of
assessment mo. III levied on the 7th day Of
May, 1873, the several amounts set Opposite fhs
same. OF the respective shareholders, an fol.
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LOST.

A aOLD WATCH CHAIN ON THE FIFTH
Main s uss o. July. supposed to be somewhere on
compass, small gold locket and q Masonic EN-.
!; vie y. any one finding the.same and returning
II 70 sne RECORD office will be iiberally ne.
"A'aso' JOS. E. PATTEN
WIFI
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-14

At Meeting Of tho Board OF Directors held
JuIv 9Th. 1876, the above sale was postponed
until Friday, July 2Sd, 1875. ut the same
hour and place.
T. L. KIMBALL. Secretary.
Ofice-Room 2, No. 400 California street, ean
Francisco. California. jy0td