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The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
& WORDY CONTEST.
Little Breeze I'm Councti-n.
Dhi and the Comment IL Occssion.S

nu and the Comment II Occasioned>
AS will be seen by our Council pro.
cceolngs, elsewhere, the Water Com.
mittee, last evening, reported adverse.
on the bill of Ex-Councilman Mviso
Burke, for damages done his proner,v
6y the laying OF water pipes along
jackson street. The report occasion.
ed O long, tedious and at times acri-
monious discussion. A few of The
spirited points are annexed.
MIR. Farrell was of the opinion that
INC opposition to Mr.. Burke's claim
was OF personal nature, and thct
tnose opposing him would "sav no
tllI hell froLc over" to use their own
language. wv"
Mr.. Lynch thought the breaking Of
the drain (Which caused the damagel
was occasioned by either the laziness
or negligence of the men engaged in
digging the trench for the water mines
on jackson street Some of these men
had even been criminally negligent. as
they left the trench uncovered for
several days, and while it was half
luil OF water, little boy fell in and
was drowned.
NIT: Farrel went further and credited
the above mishaps to the drunkenness
and lneompetency of one of the fore.
man. He also said that when Mr..
Burke offered to verify the truth and
correctness of his claim by oath, tho
gentleman from the Seventh Ward
(hr. VIM. Canby) said at committee
meeting, that "he would not believe
him on his oath."
Mr.. Candy denied the soft impeach.
ment, and Mr.. Farrell referred to the
other members of the Water Committee
for proof.
Mr.. Hayes defended the workmen
who dug the trench for pipes on Jack
son street, by saying that it was i'm
possible to keep the trenches properly
covered and protected at all times. Mr.,
hayes also supported the committees
report on Mr.. Burke's bill.
The discussion continued until after
o'clock, when Mr.. Bickta arose and
sad the whole proceedings were too
TN, (thinl and wanted the subject
laid over one week.
A half hour of discussion followed.
when the report was amended SO as
to allow Mr.. Burke $2S, the cost of re.
pairing his cellar and drain, after
which it was adopted.
1t is probable that Mr.. Burke will
decline this award and have his claim
legally settled.
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STRAY UAIFS.

Governor Cochran is in town to day.
There were no police cases, this
morning.
The City Council will hold an ad.
Ourned meeting, this evening.
Don't fail to see Miss Katie Putnam
n the Grand Opera House, this even
ing.
The best and cheapest shoes and
gaitars in the city at 307 Market street.
E. Donahoe.
Be sure and look at Alexander's
stock of cheap boots and shoes at 1O2
karket street.
Mems course boots, good and strong,
Tor x6 and upwards. at McCusk er's, ZIG
v. Second street.
Miss Katie Putnam will appear in II
matinee at the Grand Opera House,
Nnon0w afternoon.
Before going to the theatre tonight,
BUY pair of fine CATERS from ID. Fen.
seSsey, 22l Market street.
Immense bargains in good furniture
ne now offered by the Enterprise
sannlacturing Company, geo and 222
Market street.
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is particu-
My recommended for children. 1t
cures coughs, colds, Group, sore throat
snd Whooping cough. Is pleasant to
.ae'ssfe and acts like charm. Price,
Sonta
hncy Papers for Childrens' Christ
1as Houses, Cornucopins, &c, Pictures,
animal Heads. Lace, borders, &c. &c.
Aso large stock Of Wall Papers, Win
0W Shades, and good workmen always
a hand at 223 Market street, below
lhrd Don't forget the place,
deoAu. j. L. Holt.
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"heAl 1hYSELE.@

lle Peoples Common Sense Medical
Advlsera book of about 800 pages, illus
uated Eltb over $50 engravings and col
sisd Plates, and sold at the exceedingly
DE ~ prioe OF Sl.50. tells you how to cure
NIa7h, Liver Complaint" Dyspepsia,
q Indigestion, Sick, Bilious. and other
sae33dnaehes. Scrofula. Bronchial, Throat
.aa Lang Diseases; all diseases peculiar
Wwolnen, and most other chronic rs
ven as acute disorders. II contains i'm
Tfftant information for the young and
10, n de ndfemale, single and married +,
IoShere else TO be found. Men and
omen, married and single, are tempted
y; Y ask their family physician thousands
" Questions on delicate topics, hut are
STTsired Eired from doing so hy their modesty.
a ta's t'aM work answers just such questions
"iuiiy and plainly as to leave no one
h, = aou9t, 1t is sold by Agents, or sent
Gas, \ man, lpost-paid) on receipt of price.
W"-ITs WgLuitss the author, r. V. Pierce. NJ. D..
'uria Dispensary, Buffalo, NY.
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IhEfT-On Thursday night last. a
young man by the name of Chas. swami
VINO boards at the FELTON, House, Second
and Walnut. had his room entered and
suit OF Clothes and revolver stolen there
from. The theft is supposed to have
been committed by q man who has been
stopping at the hotel for a week past,
and who disappeared early Friday morn
ing. lie registered his name as j. viii
hams, and was engaged in selling tea by
sample, having canvassed the town dur
ing his stay. Mr.. Swamb Immediately
telegraphcd to Philadelphia and Balti-
more Tor the, authorities to be on the
alert Tor said party, but a. yet has re-
ceived no tidiRgs of the stolen goods
There was also a watch stolen from an !.
other room.
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SECOND EDITION
Y. VI. &. 4.
Election of Oaicers and A.u

Election of Officers and Nann..r
At largely attended meeting of tho
Young Mems Christian Assoc;a};o,, laa.
evening, Officers and managers were clact
ed, as follows: y ''o0'-
President-H. c. Conrad.
ce-Presidcnt-Thos. MoCorkl. T.
recording Seoretary-C. A. CoIbv
corresponding Secretary-L. ". Uiyar
Ireasurer-Edw. T. Taylor.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
r. w. Heisler, Grace NJ. f. church. q
T. Greenman, st: Paul's NJ. Z. church: 8.
Jersey, Union NJ. f. church; III Z.
helsier, Asbury Nj. E church; ]. C. Nor
row, Brandywine NJ. f. church; Thad-
4eus Gregg. First Baptist church; S. X.
pan, Deiaware Avenue Baptist church;
aired dawthrop, Second Baptist church;
nenry n Barry, First Presbyterian
church; Charles Baird. West Presbyter.
ian church; John C. Cole. Central Pros
byterian church; W, d, Griffith. Hanove,
Presbyterian church; Maris Tayior OH
vet Presbyterian church: Geo. Anderson
Epworth NJ. Z. church; Mr.. Hall. Scott
NJ. T.. church; Geo. Powell, Madley M. Il
church: James T. Haddock. Elm street
baptist church; Rev. J. M. Burdick
hingswood Nj. f. church; W. Y. Warner
Calvary z. E. church; w. S. Auchincloss
st. Andrews p. +. church; Walter Cum.
mIinss,, Trinity z. +. church: Thomas
Davidson, Old Swedes 2. f. church; F
Braumstein, German Baptist church:
Henry Bush, German Lutheran.
No Manager was elected for St. Johns
I. +. church, as the two candidates r
A. Van Trump and Geo. A. Elliott. r,.
ceived fourteen votes each. The yacan.
cy Will be filled by the Board of Mana.
gers.
a meeting of the Board of Manager.
VIII be held on Saturday evening, De.
cember llth, at 60l Shipley street, at s
O'Clock Afull attendance is recuested
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EIRSl EDITION
The CITY Council.

49,, uesting-A Protracted Session
E.shIug Done-The Report on
but rrnrke's Bnl-A long DfseSlsston-
psv % Rolls, sc.
~ r.. Cty Council met in regular ses-
lnc, ,ast evening, President Lichten-
1on ..i, II the chair.
fsln water Committee on the Lii of
Inc Rnrke, Sl03 for damages done his
tns,ty. reported that the broken drain
pso!p,h caused the damage had been re-
sld AZ the expense OF the city, and
pa.T NJ. Burke is not entitled to any
its.her ins compensation.
i'IIu ~ report gave rise to considerable
lnnss;oI,. lns and Mr.. Burke was allowed
dssaaja, dssaaress Council which he did, and de-
. ta1aS aauh the damage done his property by
is1 =. hyipg Of water pipes along Jackson
aTSes Tss amount claimed by Mr.. Burke
~ lnsu,0s-s28 for repairing the drain and
" ,rr damages by water.
y wot,on Of Mr.. FarrePs, to allow him
Aa.snairs and half the damages-$65. 80
Is III by u vote of 8 ayes to IL nays.
~. orendment to the report to allow
~ aost Of repairs. 1913, was adopted, and
ne report as amended was also adopted.
~ motion the order of business was
,v.nsuded, v and the pay rolls passed, as
''vS Water Observation-Disclosures Sl45.-
n;Oe laying, $SS8 25; horse and cart,
e1S department, s239.80; total, Sl29o.-
%c,,sst Department, S524.97; police de-
...msnt. 1881. 20; miscellaneousd depart
nleT TSs finance Committee was author
.,Sto have discounted note for $40.
40, a@days'
ORDERS:
punrg the evening orders were direct
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DRAW OBsTRUCrED.-Ye esterday af-
ternoon, as the three-masted schooner
Iheresd A. Reene was on her way to
the Harlan q Hollingsworth Company's s
yard, she struck b ,ttom, while passing
through the draw of Market street
bridge, and was detained about three
hours. During all this time travel
over the b. .idge was DISTRACTED, and
many teams were obliged to go around
to Third street bridge to cross the
river,
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ACCIDENT TO VESSEL. w ednes-
day, at the Breakwater, which the L
>. sloop of war Po,chattan was towing
three monitors en- route for Annapolis,
the connecting rod of her engine broke !,
which brought the feet to a standstill
The monitors were left at the Break.
water, and the Pouhattan was towed TO
wilmington by the tug Pilgrim. Sbe
arrived here yesterday, and was at once
taken to the Harlan & Hollingsworth
COmpany's yards, for repairs.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
VIOLATION OF THE Rrvvvrp Iu

VIOLATION OF THE REVENUE LAWS.
Before U. s. Commissioner Smith.
last evening, Ira Corbey, of Lebanon,
Kent county, was given hearing on a
charge of selling liquor without provi-
ding himself with special U. s. IL
cense' The sale OF one glass of liquor
on the 9th of October, was proved
against him, and he was held in $500
bail for appearance at the next term of
the District Court.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

CHURCH WEDpINo.-At the West
PRESBYTERIAN Church, last evening,
MIR. Frank Bryer and Miss Jennie
Capelle, both of this city, were mar.
ried by Rev. j. NJ. p. Outs. The bride
and groom were tastefully arraycd and
the wedding was very select affair.
A remarkable circumstance connected
with this marriage is, that for several
yeale the gentleman was a pupil in a
sunday School class taught by the lady
who is now his wife.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

a CAR FOR CUBA.-Yesterday the
schooner Theresa A. heene arrived at
the Harlan Il Hollingsworth Co. 5
yard, for the purpose of taking out a
first class passenger car just butt by
the above company for the Great Wes.
tern Railroad, of Cuba. The car will
beshipped in sections, and put together
or arrival at Cuba.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

INSTALLATION OF A PAsroR
Second Baptist Church was crowded
last evening, on the occasion Of the
installation OF the new pastor, Richard
b. Cook The exercises of hcevening
opened with singing by the church
choir, after which the following gen
tlemen made remarks ana participated
IN tho ceremonies: Rev. George ID.
Boardman, Rev. VIM Cathcart, Rev,
ii. G. Wayland, Rev. Benz. Griffith
and Prof. s. NJ. Shute. The exercises
were quite interesting all through.
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DIR. j. w. LOBB
Private Medical Office & Drug Store
No 33i N. Fifteenth st.,
PHILADELPHIA.

Are open daily fol- the speedy and pe.-ns-
nent cure OF all diseases and ailment OF both
sexes. DR.. Lobb has had an experience of
thirteen years In the practice OF medicine.
which is guarantee to patients that thei;
cases will be treated by one thoroughly &c
treatment for its early and radical cure DR.,
Lobb cordially invites those sIffering from
any disease, no matter Of how long standing.
20 consult him, free OF charge, especially
those VINO have been deluded, robbed and III.
treated oy quacks, imposters, young and in
experienced physicians. DIR. Lobb prepares
all his own medicines, and guarantees them
purely vegetable, free from Mercury, balsam,
&C. PATIENTS aTtcted with unnatural dls-
charges from any part OF the body, or ulcer
ated sore legs, as well as those suffering from
diseases OF the Blood, Skin, Kidneys. Blsd.
der, Prostrate Glands, Urinary Organs, &c,
should embrace the first opportunity 10 con,
Dr. Lobb's Sure Cure, the greatest
remedy for all diseases OF the Urin2-Y D--
gans, Kidneys Bladder, &c
DR. LeBB's CONSTITUTIONAL RESovA-Oy-
THIS celebrated remedy is the best known
medicine for any vitiated condition OF the
blood, or system generally, eraticat,ng az
conditions OF disease In any climate Thess,
preparations are purely vegetable, and p-e-
pared by the Doctor for the convenience o.
his patients residing out OF the city and WHO
are unable TO call conveniently At his Office.
VIII be sent securely packed and sealed
any part OF the country. free, on receipt q
Price Of the Sure Cure and constIrut.on,,
Renovator, two dollars each
Omce hours daily from ii 4 m till :. a.
8 TO p. m. Consultation free and s5-.4 :,
private. Correspondence confidential.
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRUG SroRz
No. 33l 2. Fifteenth Street.
sprlwly PHILADELPHIA, Pa
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CANCER
ScrOfulR Rud all Skin Diseases
Cured hY Dr. Bnnd'a Diss.ONerY

NcrOfnIR Nld al kkiD NIseNNeN
Cured ny Dr. Bonds Discovery
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIDorEs uni
with and destroy the virus of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not al ect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while uader treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute Zone OF tho handsomest marble edi
does in the city.) and the finest remedial Iu-
stitute in the country. Remedies. with fuu
directions. sent to any part of the world
ES-sendSor Pamphlets and particulars Ad
resA
NJ. r. BOND. NJ. D.,
PENEA. CANCkh INSTITUTE
cbsa dly S10S Chestnut sl, Ph..l l., Pa
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hs'n nc lafayette Daily Courier
A Valuable Work.

,i.t IL l. v. Pierce, of Buffalo, dis.in-
raa. ,a.a IN surgery, and the general
may SSs'ce IN the profession he honors, has
ns%, s valuable contribution to the
r,shSs .S'c1 literature of the day, in COM
cuosive ccmive work entitled THE Peoples
r;sn.: %m,n Sense Medical Adviser" While
iasslnc i,sa throughout, it is singularly
L'e. Leom rom technical and stilted terms.
"nes right down to the common sense
ny; snsss.;erS-day life. DIR. Pierce is a noble
5Smen 5Ss au OF American manhood. He
man. prung from the people; and, with
uss:as sssmpathies in common with the
stan,;s', mas sought to render them a sub
NJ S;;ai nta Service in this the great work of
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

LADIES SUITS AND CLoAEs.-F. l.,
Frank oil, Market street is closing out
the large and well selected stock of
ladies' ailpacas and poplin dresses and
ladies' cloaks and coats at extraordi-
nary low prices they are made of first
class matorisl and in the latest style;
they will be sold forjust what the ma
terial cost regardless the making and
trimming, Call at Franks 5l1 Market
street and secure q bargain.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

MARX or RESPECT. During the
funeral of S. Weldin Robinson, this
the bell of the Water Witch
engine house was tolled. Mr.. Robin
son was formerly member of the
Water Witch company.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

hsSr FAIL TO SEE HER.-Miss Katie
,at;Ia the most accomplished and YER
le cues actress of the day, will appear at
TN oIand ni Op,ra House, tonight, in
t.se old Curiosity Shop" Dent fail
nent fser. and read the following com
Sbs 81. ,rom Boston paper:
has tba s'ngs well, she dances prettily, she
totbs rare merit of attending strictly
she nus" "usiness OF the scene in hand, and
the,s- -eser forgets for moment that
enoe .s. certain respest due an audi
Gtions es N the most xhayagant exhi-
taitbf,,ho " the players art. She is always
shc,bax' 70 her conception Of character
vi,s ~ IL be true or fslse-und is al
sndea - oe credited with conscientious
isRfts' within the range OF her dramat.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

THEFT OF SHEETs.-D. y. Primrose
came to the police office, this morning,
and pr"eured warrant for the arrest
OF Susan Williams, COL, for the larceny
OF pair of sheets. Susan had been
employed in his house, and as he had
suffered considerably from dishonest
domestics, re determined to make an
example of one of them. The warrant
was handed to an officer for service,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
Keen the ENea CnnI

All diecomfort from the h .ated condition
OF the iight AS 1t passes through the SpectacIes
to the eye, is avoided in using the "Diamond
Spectacles " the temperature of which 8
| wer than that Of the atmo phere Trade.
marx, small diamond on every pair.
FOR sale In Wilmington by Is 5. Clark, No
4OI Market street. decGeod&wlw
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SPECIAL NO TICE.
HORSE DISEASE,

Positively cur d by the use of HUMpH-
REY'N NOMTPATHIC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. Sold by
WALTON Druggist.
22j Market street.
A. 80. for sale. Hon92 ,thic Pharmacy
Goods and Humphreys ) ,c'idcs for people
De, Int Jan /.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

CORR N.--The builder OF the
handsome miniature house mentioned in
yesterdays GAZETTE was not Mr.. Seeds.
bat John N. Huntloy, a machinist at
Pusey, Jones 4 Cos. 1t is a credit to his
mechanical ability.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

LOAN SALES LAST NIGHr-Star-
5000 at per. Young Meas, $I50at ~,
$500 at AZ, and the balance to with.
drawing shareholders.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rooerson,s
fe"d|e HydyGsiIS Powders, for ali female
complaints. BY mail. 81. Address. Or.
RoEcrson. p. o. Box. 256S y. I. nv
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81 RE w ARD.

Y OST between FELTON, and Caymont n
och.,t Boo. cantaing money and pa
per,, The au.ler can have he money sad the
above reward by retaining the papers 20 the
nwner JOHN W. uALL
n.yil-vtf Frederica, Dal
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTCH No. AIS.
u \. survey No. Ic2.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
JAPANESE PEAS, 200 BUSHELS PER ACRE
SOMETHING NEWT
Farmers and GARDENERS Read This
AGENTS wAHTEpI

THESE PEAS HAVE RECENTLY BEEN
i brought TO this country from Japan. had
prove to be the finest known for Table nee or
Tor stock. They grow IN the form oil BUSH
nom J tn 8 feet high. and do not require rtiek:
Ing. They yield nom one Quart 10 : gallon OF
from ! TO 10 bushels Of Peas, with c~irculart
giving terms TO Agents. and full directions as
To time and manner Of planting. will be sent.
pr paid. To any one desiring 10 act Al Agent,
On receipt of Fifty Gents. Tho seed I Offer i
fREsn and GENUINE. this year's produc'
ton. Now IL the tins to order, so you nav be
prepared for early planting. Address l.. l..
OSSENr. Cleveland, TcInersee,
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NOTICE.
Is urE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO G. NOW.
~ Fry, &. Ha,men, J. Cook. c. Ysn.on, l..
James, =. W. Whitman. \. stoddand. W. Miles
Cor Mlehael-l, j. fiesley, and al others whom
u MAJ concern, co-owbct- In thai certain min.
Ing claim, ledge or lode. known As the Center
an n. ,ns ,'oasn ~ sna hsasy psnS, ,iiI,is
Mining District, Storey County. helm, two
thousand feet In length. and located April 10th,
is0D: That ], j. q. Caldwell, . co-owner, have
done work AMI labor apon said claim nom
is.t, amounting TO the sum 81 Two Hundred
and Highly Dollars In geld coin. required by
the Act IL Congress of May 10th. is1l. The
amount due ffom earh ~ the Iersons above
named. b.iug Thirty me Doliar-. And you are
notified that unle-s The zane IL paid within
ninety days. Jour respective Interests will be
forfeited under the provisions of said Act.
]. q. CALDw ELL.
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MEETING.

OFYIcE or THE CONSOLIDATED vIR.
" Einia Mining Company. San rnnei.eo.
December ~, lsIt.-ln sccordanee With Q rsso-
luton adopted ats melting Of the Trustees Of
the Consolidated Virginia Mining Company,
duly held on the 9Th day Of Deeenber. iSft,
Company 10 hereby called. 10 be held q the
ofics Of said Company. Room No. !. No. <oi
California street. san Pnneiseo. California. on
TUESDAY. the 10th day OF January. isls. a. .
o'clock ? =. for the purpose Of eonsldsrins
the capital stock OF riid Company from go.
$1,000, %. Pr.'ent capital .ieek. 70 y $1,000
EDWARD BARRON,
J. c. FLOOD.
W. y. O'BRIEN,
s. :E = saisxoaS.'
desc I'd Trustees.
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And In accordance with law and an order sf
the Board OF Directors. made on The 18Th day
Of November. 1874. 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF eneh stock 10 may be necessafy will
Sompany' Room 10. 'HnI s1nrs,s BeiiS,ss' No
40 California vireet, San Fnneiseo. California.
on TUESDAY. the lath day OF January. 1875,
at the hour ~ ! O'Clock r. 4. Of ssid day. 10
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
getLer with costs Of advertisinG and sxpspsss
OF the sale.
W. Y. DEAN, Secretary.
0~niee-Room No. ~ Hayward's BuildlpR. No.
40 California street. Ban Francisco, caiiorpis.
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 18th day Of
November. 1874, 20 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary viii be sold
al public auction. Al the efice OF the company.
No. bT Montgomery street. Reoin Z. san Fran.
cisco, Cal, ON the Twentieth day OF January,
1878. al the hour Of . O'Clock r. ~. TO pay de-
~llnqucnt assessments thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
BUTLER DURRfs. Secretary.
once so7 Montgomery street, Room No 7.
San francisco. Cal. de26 I'd
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p~YLIYQUgNf SALES.

NEW YORK MINING COMPANY.
40 California street, San Frsneisoo. California.
Location OF works, Gold hin Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of Assess
ment No. .. levied on he 9th day Of December.
1871, the several amounts ~setopposlte the names
ofthe respective shareholder. as foilows'-,
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b~gLISQUgsf SALES.

VENTUCK MINING CoMPANY-
= Location Of principal plscs OF business,
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Noicc.-Thers arc delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock. on account OF asscss-
ment NO. 10, levied on the ID day OF December.
1874. the several amounts set opposite tho nance
Of the respective Shareholder. % follows:
Names. No. Cert. shs. Amt.
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mIETino.

NFFICE OF TnE sUcc0R MILL AND
~ Mining Company, San Francisco. Decem.
Der %. ls1G.-lu accordance with . resolution
adopted at . meeting Of the Beard Of Trustees
OF the sueeor Mil and Mining Company, held
this da,, Q special Meeting OF The Stockholders
Of said Company 10 hereby called. the same
10 be held az the ONCE Of the Company.
Rooms 8 and 6. No. s02 Montgomery rIreet,
San Francisco, California, on SATURDAY,
the 3oth day OF January. a. p. ISIS.
a. Z o'c.oek n, TO take into consideration
and decide upon . proposition 10 increase The
capital stock of said Company from one million
one hundred and forty thousand dollar fei.itn,.
Om). divided Into twenty-five thousand eight
hundred s7,soo) shares Of the par valuo OF any
dollars 500 each, the present capital stock. 70
three million four hundred and twenty thou.
sanu dollarp (t3 ,tiO.o on, divided Into sixty-eight
thousand four hundred (ss. tooI shares Of the
o. JONkS,
y. X. SHATTUCK,
J: MOORE