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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
CONTINUATION" IN TmE SOUTH.
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era Heart
ls Louis Republican
| A Georgia correspondent Of the New
York Times winds up long cock and
bull story with the following Mortonian
conclusion
'Jn Atlanta, Augusta, Macon and
Columbia there ore thousands OF negro
mechanics, draymen and others who
never vote. They have wives and child
ren dependent upon them for support.
and they know that they would be
obliged to leave their situations Ave
minutes after they had deposited their
ballots. When all these things are con
sidered, people at the North will prob
ably understand why the Democrats are
successful In Republican States like
Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi
| They do not win by the aid OF Kuklux or
White League organizations. but by
fraud, intimidation and corruption
practised by individuals. -
The Kuklux and White League cleo
tioneering game having played itself
out the Republicans are trying new
lie. and endeavoring to "fire the North
ern heart" by asserting that the South
ern negroes are intimidated by the
whites, and thus virtually disfranchised
This is the sheerest humbug That here
and there an unscrupulous employer
may let his colored employee know that
If he votes the carpet bag ticket he will
he discharged. we do not doubt. So
there are employers at the North who
practice the same policy on their white
employees, and there Is no more Of this
sort Of Intimidation" In the one see
tion than in the other. The Times cor
respondent does not take into consdera-
hat t,,,,t IN, Il, h,,
Southern negroes do not 90 to the polls
The opinion is beginning to prevail very
generally among them that they have
simply been the tools Of the Republican
party; useful at election times. and
q nuisance at all other times.
Hence they are too much dissatisfied
and disgusted to vote the Repub-
lican ticket, and have not sufficient
confidence in the Democracy tovote the
Democratic ticket So they stay at
home and do not vote at all. Every ono
Of these stay at homes is Democratic
gain, Of course Then there are many
colored citizens who vote the Demo
cratic ticket and say nothing about IL,
for fear of being prosecuted by their Re
publican brethren. Combining these
two elements and we have the result in
Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi
which the Times correspondent attri
butes to fraud, intimidation and cor
ruption.' A political revolution is ut
work in The South. which has already
reduced the Republican States to two
South Carolina and Louisiana and in
very short time. unless the Democrats
make some bad hlundeis. will wipe out
these also. "The boys in black are
getting their eyes open. and rs soon rs
they see clearly where and what they
nr. Of hr Il, Il
join the whites In fighting the carpet
baggers. This is the secret Of the
change which the Republicans lament,
but cannot nrevent
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

IN his speech at the one hundred
aud eighth anniversary dinner Of the
New York Chamber Of Commerce, on
the evening OF the tth instant, Attorney
General Piertepont said OF Grant that
hc had been made President "when he
was utterly unused TO public affairs.
wholly inexperienced in politics, know
'ng nething Of the tricks and the treach-
ery which belong thereto" The trouble
with General Grant has been not that
he went into the Presidential Office
knowing nothing Of the tricks and the
sseaohery which belong TO politics, but
that he has displayed wonderful apt
ness In learning these tricks and an utter
want OF comprehension of the duties
and dignity cf his high Office.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

CALENDAR or AUCTION SALES or REAL
ESTATE. STOCKS. Ere
70 take place at the ST. Charles Auction
Exchange,
saturday, way i3- Succession Of Thos Mcp
Two large lots on ST. Mary, between Rous
seau md Religious streets.
IN the. matter Of Klaar vs. Kraft et ais
Tehoupitouias and Fulton streets
One, and two,story frame houses. corner
=. Fourth and Rousseau streets.
Two frame cottages on Chippewa between
Seventh and Eighth streets,
To close the estate OF the late r. Schiakln-
That elegant brick mansion ia Esplanade,
between Dauphine and pergyndy streets
That vsqabs ,a store and ,dsrssg ProPerty
The two story brick building. forming ths
northeast corner Of Chartres and Jeffers
son streets
four valuable lots. forming the southwes.
corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Oalliope
streets.
The double ohe-story frame cottage. On two
lots No. s65 Darorne. between Thala
and Efato streets.
That charming suburban residence proper
ty. formerly belonging 10 the late Senator
That valuable business stand and dwelling.
forming the northeast corner Of Prytania
The handsome and substantial two story
brick dwelling. No. g9J Bgurbpn street
between Hos pital and Barracks streets
The newly built frame cottage on CONSTANT
nople, between Camp and Magazine
streets
The three story brick dwelling. No sot Old
!.evee between Elysian Fields and
Marigny streets.
The double tenement frame cottage on Della
chaise, between 81. Charles and Prgtania
T"esday Way 10 Succession Of Daniel
Stock In trade. gas lxtures tools plumb
ing materials and furniture contained in
three story brick store No 1sa Camp ST.
Thursday, Way ps-For account Of absent
owners, on five years credit
The handsome frame cottage. With three
lots on Josephine, between st. Charles
and Prytania streets.
Two newly built twostpry frame dwellings.
g a1ee esrd aps MIR MTo e~ streets on Canal between
The neat and comfortable cottage dwelling
with garden. northeast corner Of LouisI-
ana avenue and Coliseum street.
The elegant brick mansion. three-story, No
.2st Peter street, nearly opposite jack
The substantial two-stnry brick dwelling,
with large garden, No ~ CONSTANCE, be
tween ThaIa and Erato streets.
-Four choice building lots forming the north
west corner RI Annunciation and Gal
The four-story brick store forming the
northwest corner Of Cont and Burgundy
The three-story brick dwelling forming the
northwest corner OF 1T Louis and Bur
gundy streets
And the we'll known Charles Gafin prop
nrty, In the Third District, near the Ores
cent City Stock Landing and Slaughter
house Company, divided into lots and
squares. to be sold subdvded to suit
purchasers high ground and. splenddg
adapted for residences. gardening and
dairy purposes, and situated along the
lines Of Flood. Dauphne and St CLAUDE
streets
Three fine lots on Tehopitouas street. be
tween Washington and Sixth streets.
All on long credit and easy terms.
For terms and further particulars ace official
and descriptive advertisements and plans at
office Of O. y. GIRARDEY. No 81 Camp street
mh2G
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

The tiremen OF Shreveport have had q
grand anniversary celebration, which
was participated in by the firemen Of
jefferson, Marshall and Dallas. The
celebration seems TO have been splen-
did affair We notice also, by the Times,
that the Caddo Jockey Club is holding
I'm snrlng meeting and that there has
Iear some escellent racing. We have
Inadvertently omitted to acknowledge
sefore the courtesy OF our friend, Major
W II. Estner, in sending us an invita-
tion to attend the meeting
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
DIED.

NETCALFF- On Sunday. May 7, 1916 Mrs
Sarah W. Metealfe. roict Of the late Or. Met
ralfe, in the slat year If her age.
HAWKINS Morday. MAY 8, 1876 at H. N
Hon Jarrh Hawkins. Judge ~ the Superior
District Court. aged ~ years, native If Ken
tucky and resident Of Louisiana for the past %
years.
FRElT AS On Monday MAY g. 1919. nj 3 o'elock
q. NJ, Mrs. Ernest Iai,a,the, aged % years,
daughter of J.. 4. Freiins and If Liza Hunt.
BURNETT In Monroe, In March a. 1876
Edward Burnett. aged 30 years, a native Of kac-
duo, county Rpsnpmmpn. ireland.
LIZ GtHpEUR- Sunday. Nav T. 1876 nj
O'Clock L. m, Joseph Ie Gardeur. aged years
son If Gu=tnra Ie Gar'leur, Jr and Adelaide
Hitu
PAIlN-Dn Sunjat. May Z 1876 at ~ AZ n m,
of scarlet fey"r John g Faiiu Youngest son II
Louise ilnnehe and the late I NJ y rain aged
2f yoars aud months, mi n native - Now or
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09


There ia no danger Of much OF third
pestv in North Louisiana. The Demo
Wats and Conaerva atives Of Shreveport
have organized club, in the member
eLip OF which we notice the names OF
W>ariy all the leading citizens Of the
town Ucl = = Ward, one OF the p,inci-
pNl cotton factors there, has been elect
al president and the proceedings indi-
este even at this early day strong
irtnresl IN the campaign In Homer
alec the Democrats and Conservatives
~ Claiborne parish have held mass
MCeting. Che proceedings Of which we
wiilpubltsh tomorrow. In Caado the
Radicals are split. aud the two factions.
ea0 'esa hv the notorious negro Senator
lhtl haieet and the other by the Chris
hsn stateman A II. Levsec. are wool
pg each other with vim.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

Ne ra.lisA in full, this evening. the
srsnarks Of Attorney General Pierre.
eont aud Governor Tilden at the ami.
s"fafy dinner OF the New York Cham.
Nes OF Commetcc, and commend their
rcyussea 90 our business men. Mr.. Pierre.
essss. bWu I've observed. points out the
MAJ cause 90 Che business depression in
NJ" york. but, II narrow spirit of
s>srtNsan bitterness he charges the over
saxaticn and bad government which
an running New York 20 The Demo.
natie party, and injects into the belly
- convtvial speech harranpue
w defense Of Grant The re-
's,ponse of Governor Tilden is sim.
esy superb. He accepts. as all
sA,nkiog men must do, Mr.. Pierre.
ceut's explanation OF the cause Of busi.
sess depression In New York. and then
w. naif 3 dozen trenchant and most
stm irahle sentences applies the facts to
sAt Shoie countly,aIa fixes the respen-
'sssaifty rtsyht mhepc,it belongs. Ifthere
&C aoY persons in this STATE who doubt
a. <ArlsAal:cgEAr has. ti,re and again.
soas, them, that over taxation and bad
government is the prime cause Of the
ss,D ,Dresslea Of all our interests and indus
lsies, VIZ assslS them to read the speeches
& piefrepsRt and Tilden before the
ssCrchaats Of New York en the 18th in
sSsat. The subject is worthy ofextended |
psAnmcnt aud we shall refer to it again /
Y length
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

Judge John Hancock's record NJ a
Uuion man killed his Senatorial pros
poets IN Texas. Texas delights to honor
her sons, particularly IL they are Con
tcderates. Republican.
That's another" Judge Hancock g
Union record, we think, had nothing to
DO with his defeat for the Texas Sen
atorship. II IA very likely, however
that his assumption Of superiority over
other able and distinguished Texans on
sccoant Of that record did Nave little
~ doswith Il
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

An elderly gentleman, summoned az a
Juror in the whisky cases. on Saturday,
after snswering several questions to the
8cvernment's counsel, closed by shak-
ing his head and saying: "But can't
take that thing" referring to the iron
clad oath. Such irreverence might
sTer good field for comment to the
F,sf.,,-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
CE LIST.

,. me Following Watches are all Ieyor rnove-
soit with guarantee for two years
sold Silver Watch same az the ont . ... D.. sts
solid Silver Stem Winder .... 5s
stem Wnder. 8 on. Silver case ~
Same. but open face, fiat glass ...t+t.+,, m
sold II karat Gold Watch Q oz eese q,
solid ~ karat Gold Watch, q on caan \.
Solid IA karat Gold Stem Wlnder, a. % rase 30
S91d y karat Gold stem -Winder, AZ oz. case 100
than tho Bis Watches, and finer ausity:
IN silver hunting or open face case .... s2o
sold - KARAT Gold case. ...,, ,,s., en-
Solid t3 karat Gold ease .... -. '.t' 79
Ladies', Watches. Solid Gold cases ........,... ~
stem Winders. Solid Gold cases ........., e5
Ladies stem Winders. elegantly. engraved
Hhu ehhmeied ..............fro from sT5 tn 125
Gentlomen's Gold Chains in great variety.
Prices vary from sl5 10 s75.
large assortment Of Ladies' Gold Chains.
from SIS to slDo. 9'
Silver Chain, suitable for the SIS Watch. from
81 to &C.. ' ~
Any, Watch sent by mail, in registered pack
age. at my risk, on receipt OF price with 80 eents
Tor postage: or by Express, G. O. b.. with privi-
.sge Of oDepiDg the packags and examining tho
watch before paying for It. Address as above
!, key that winds any watch sent By mail for
my eehts ana stamp. ara SIN 2dp
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
HOSIERY.


The stock is now eomplote. and We sell at the
following low prices.
~ inch plain silk 81 bg.
iG inch pHn silk. 81 g.
~ inch plain silk, 81 So
81 inch plain silk. 81 Is.
"a inch plain silk s2 90
Do. boiled silk, with fancy handles so cents
extra, pearl and ivory handle, plain and war
ranted gold mo oHnted. - to -
Childrens f'arasots. ali eolors-bonc ivory
and horn handled % CENTS ~ ~ 20.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
Travellers to the Centennial

can be supplied at Levy's Dollar Store with all
the nick -nacks suitable for travelling conven-
fences. and. a matter of course at much
lower fig ures than elsewhere.
Orders from the country will be as usual
faithfully ate nded to. and catalogues sent free
ON application. Address
Z. LEVY Il CO..
137 Canal street,
my7 I'm Nom nrIaars
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

See ihB new styles
Brooches for Scarfs incwl.
Diamond Earrings magnificent.
Fan Chain Bracelets Fnew
scts. Rings. Charms.
Chains snd Lockets.
Neeitlas,s and Lockets
81 up.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

Subscribers to the DEMOCRAT will con
fer favor upon us by reporting at this
smce any delinquency IN the delivery
nf their fNAiNAfN
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

Y is impossible for oua person to know every
thing about everything. Il takes iiic's study
to perfect on" article or supply on" of the vari-
Gus wants oi mankind u was hy making a
study Of on" thing for wears. that the manufan-
tur"ts Of Benson's faprin" Porous Ilastprs
were able tp make it, ms II is. the most reliable
mont, certain. safe anI cfcacious external
romndy known for the cure Of rheupatsm
lnne back, spinal disease, palls aud aches in
the back and slns, or any or the dsensos for
which n porous plaster has been used isl
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

There's no special style OF engraving
assyagement rings. A spiders web with
sfsy in IL Is avery pretty device.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
WOODEN CARVED GOODS.

I'm this department we have made "a general
reduction. aud all goods formerly sold for 81 30
are now reduced to 81. including the 81 so tabes
now 81, and the small size 81 Wall Brackets now
81 pair.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
EMBROIDERIEs.
SATURDAY NEXT

ga UHUAT NENT
will open n full line ~ Ladies Underwear.
Fine Embroidered Chemise, ~ up.
Fine Embroidered Skirts. 81 NJ.
Fine Embroidered Toilet Saiues ~ up.
Fine Embroidered Gowns up.
Fine Embroidered Drawers, 81 NJ.
EMBROIDERED CHILDREN'S DRESSES, u
tp
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
WINDOW SHADES

with the new style centre 81 each
Plain. 81 pair.
All sizes on hand and at half the regular
prices.
Velvet Carpet RUGS, v cry cheap.
CHILDRENs CARRIAGES. 81 so up; such
low figure was never known before.
We send these goods to any part OF tho coun-
try free Of extra charge.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL HOME.
On Jackson stroo
Admission Adults 25 ccnts. Children 10 cents
Refreshments:
Ice Cream l5e.; Strawberries. l5n Sttmefer-
ries and les Cream. 25c. Biscuit 25n Lemon
adc. &C.; Cake, Sc. Chicken Salad. 25e. : Sand
wches. Sc. /; Turkey loe.: Coffee. toc Tea. with
Gun an1 Saucer soc. my7 td2p
CARPET AND OILCLOTH WAREHOUSE.
ELKIN & co,
16S -........... Canal Street ,........... 1888
CARPETS OF ALL KINDS AT EXTREMELY
Low PRICES.
Fancy Canton Matting., New Patterns.
OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW SHADES IN GREAT VARIETY.
CURTAINS, ETC. nhsoeod2map
Carpet and Curtain
HOUSE.
Wholesale and Retail II Cla,tres Street.
CARPETING. Administer. Velvet Brussels. etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, English and American.
N MATING, White, Check and Fancy,
WINDOW SHADES Table and Piano Covers |
CURTAIN and Furniture Materials
BROCATELLE Cotelines. Reps and Slip Cow |
ers. etc.
BURLAPS. by the bale. piece or yard
my6 SuTuFr 2p A. BROUSSEAU h SON.
W. D. MATTHEWS,
BOOKSELLER. STATIONER AND
PRINTER,
sos ....... Magazine street. .... sos
Picnic and London Club Croquet.
The best in the city at the lowest price.
straight Hickory Handles, Best Seasoned Wood
Balls Perfect Spheres. Best Ground
Oil, Paint and Varnish,
so. 81 Is, So co. IS So 81 So S. 00 SO 90 si2 co.
Less than Factory Prices.
W. d. MATTHEW'S.
mh26 3m SOS Magazine Street. n. 0,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE.

Extra large yases 81, formerly 81
Toilet Sets 81. formerly 81.
And something now in Mantle Sets at III apiece
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
OpHELIA KID GLOVES,
BACK COM ES.

One word on that topic Euy pair for 81 an
you will not rcgtci u g: they are warranted
IYAGK GAAAEE
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09

A new shapo aud very extensively u-Nd 40,
- IT, ~ 80
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-09
pULL-BACK

Baa Shell for al The assortment is beaut
iul. both in plain and inlnd.
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s%TocKRoIDtRs' NETTING.

THE ANNUAL NETTING or THE MITCH.
!. III GSa nd ssc sily;, .lslns conRs.y IN
No. <oi California stFsst. San krsneiseo.
California. on TUESDAY, Tie 18th DAY d
Juns, isfs. at . O'Clock .. n. for the purposs q
elsctipg . Board Of Truasss 70 ssfvs for The 60
suing yea, and ths transactioa Of such othsf
ny7ssd A. o. HAMMOND, Secretary.
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2 e..urM AIxIxe conrAxx-

taa Francisco, California
Location of works, Devirs Gate District
Lyoa county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the .sth day o.
Mar, ISIS, en- assessment $50. % OF fih topl
Cents per share MS levied poa the esrt-
- siock Of the oeporst,cs. payable immedl
atsly, IN United Staies eold COLI. 10 the seere
tAry, at The once Of The compasy. ee sCaii-
iornla street, Rom No. !, san fr.ncisco. Cali
fornia-
ANY stock upoa which this assessment shal
remain unpaid on the nh day Of June.
1878. win be delin9uent. and Advertised fcs
sale at public auction. and unlees payment 10
made bslore will bs sold on WEDNESDAY.
ths isth dAy Of July. ISIS, tn pay the deiinSusnt
asressment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
Nv order of tbs board OF Dlreetors.
ONWARD y. STONE, Seeretary.
once tis California street. Room No. ..
San Frsseiseo. California ny0d
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the board Of Directors. made on the 7sth day
Of April. 1879. 20 many shares of each parcel
d public auction, aiihc once sf The Company,
els California street. hoom b. Fan frsbeiscc,
California, on SATURDAY. tho 18th day Of
June, 1916, at the hour Of . O'Clock r. n. Of
said day, TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with eo~ts Of advertising and
q. II. De LAND. fseretsry.
O~nnos-lis California street. koom 8. Ban
FrancIsro. California. le1td
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GOULD = cussY siLvEa niN.

GOULD = bLkv.s In
" mo o0NPANf. - Location OF puneipal
plscs of badness. san grancisco. California
Location of vvrks. virStnia. STOREY cosnty.
Nsvada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the isth day OF
Nag, is1s. an ssscssnent mo. ~ Of Ons Dollar
md . Half tti 80 per share wac levied upon
the capital sioek Of The eorporAtion, payable
Immediately. In United stairs gold cola. 70 the
seeretary. q the once Of the Company. Room
No % Nevada Block, No. Ss k~Vni.omsfs
street. San Yraneisco. California.
Any stock upon Which TILE assrssrarnt shall
remain unp,id on the I'D day Of Jans. tssh.
will b ~dclisquent. and Advertised Tor sails
o. pubic auction. and unless payment 70 made
bsk NJ win he cold 90 THURSDAY. the isth
aay u JAY. is1s. IN pay the delipqusnt -
sessment. together with costs Of advertising
and expsuses Of sale.
~ oder Of the Board Of Directors.
AlYRkD Z. pURbRow. SECRETARY.
Onles-Roon % Nevada Block, No. ~ mont
sousry STRAIT. saa frassiseo. caiiornia-
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the board Of Trustees. made on the 2ist day of
April. 1910, 20 many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock as may be Necessary will be sold
atpublIe auction. at the ONCE OF the Company,
Room Z. No. tOi California street, Fan fnn.
cisco. California. On MONDAY, the 18Th day
OF June. 1910, 81 the hour Of : O'Clock y. N.
OF said day. 10 my said delinquent nsse.s.
ment thereon. together with costs Of adyei.
Using and expenses OF sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
O~nec-it0om t..No. i0i California street.
San Francisco. California. IrItd
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nICr0U MININa CONPANY.-Lo-
cation q principal place d business, San
DlLINWESi SALES.
OaosrECr 0oLD AND sILVE

DnoAPkCr ooLD AND SlLvEn
MiNls0 cOMPANN.-location VI prinrt-
pal p.sos of business San Fran iseo. q llfornia.
Location of votks. silver Star District. st-
reg county, hs,adA.
7N~otice.-There are dehsgacat upon the fol.
lowing4deschbsd stock. on account of asress-
aanes Of the rvspeetive shArvholdsrs. a. fol-
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A LpHA. CONSOLIDATED MINING CON-.
"A PAnY.-The ninth annual meeting Of Ina
ssoesfo!ders OF the above.nansd Company, for
sueh other business ~ may come before n. xili
q held on MONDAY. June 10, is7s lthiri.
nondsy u Junel at O'clock y. y. on that day.
a. the omfe OF the Company. Transfer books
VII be closed on TURsDAY, June ~, Is,g. AZ
o'clect ,. d. WV, WILLIS. scer,,s,x"
Onies-Room No. ~ Nevada uiors Na sp
nonteome,y street. nan Francisco, Gal. m,2lld
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And IN secordanes with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. male on the ist day
Of 81 MAY NAY ss,si 20 man, M, '1s I. Of :,sh gare e
sold q public auction. a. the ofncs Of the
Company. NsyAds Bkek. Room No. .. Ban
franeisco, California, Of FRIDAY, the I'd
day Of June. ls1e. Of the hour Of u O'CLOCK 4.
Of seid day. 10 pay said delinquent assess-
,nent thersou. together with costs Of sdvvrtis'
y. LANpKRs. s.ervtsfy.
Omcs-Roon No. 2, Nevads Block. No. eC7
Montgomery street, .an Frsncisco. California
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OrYIcE OF TnI CALIFORNIA NINlS0
~ Company. nan francisco. June 3, is,s. :
Az meeting Of the Beard Of Directors on the
soose Company. held this day, : dIvI.
9epa lno. y o. Two q! Dollar per phsrs WAS
slant. Transfer books elos~d until the isth
jss In c.P. oosDoN. see,,,.r,
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0OUrm NJ. L0u1s nINlNo COZ
- PANY..Loe.iios Of principal place Of sasa-

0OUrm ut. Louis lHnlNo con-
- PANY.-Loesiioa Of principal place of basa-
nsss, Saa Frssciseo. cahfcr1iA-
Location Of works, DEVILS Gate Mining Dis
triet, Lyon county. Nevada.
Nesics 10 hereby given. that q . meeting Of
the bossd Of Directors. held on .hs sitih 18TH
day Of Juns, ls1e, n asssspment Ne. One III.
Of Tea Q0p Gents per shars Vas levied upon
the capital stock % the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United staies Ruid coin. 20 the
Secretary, q the once of the Company. hoou
n Haywsrd's hiding. tio caiiiorria strest.
San frsncisco. California
Any . och upon which this -aasss 90 shall
rsmsin unpaid On the thiresath usth) day Of
July. 1910. will BE- dslinauent. And sdverissd
foe Gale q public auction. md unless pasuasnt
IL made boon vin BE- sold on FRIDAY. the
,hirtisth lsoth, day Of Jaiy. 1919, 70 pay the
d~slinqueut srseasment, together with costs OF
sdvsrtising and expensss OF sale.
By order Of the Dirsetors.
RICHARD u. SuYES. Secretary.
O6c~-No. n Haywsrd's Baitdinx, tis Call.
fornia street. San Francisco. California jestd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-16
STOLEN PROPERTY.

TIRxx TABLE, CLOTHS. EVIDENTLY
stolen, were found on the penou Of !.
Chinaman srrsstsd this morning. Ths ovnsrs
nsy rsee.ss nrops,ty By calling 1t the Town
-; d. LoYNACHAN. Town Manhai.
Cola HUI. June Q. 1879. jssii