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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-27
AMnnlcAr sTANpARp or crAssIFIcAr1oN

Under date Of 1850 D. m. the Exchange reports
SUGAR-The receipts this morning were con-
fined to IA hhds. The demand Ia good at strong
prices. and $50 hhds sold. Common .7c, good
common TIC. fair 74c, good lair &C. fully fair
9,.c white clarified iose z ID. -
ing. Nothing doing and al the % market is quoted
at ls64sc Tor fair, 46e55Oc for prime. 52@54c for
strictly BrpF,sA 5Ss7e @y f2r choice. sailing on
ders at iO4c for standard A In bbls. III 70 for
granulated l1ac for powdered and crushed and
CRY ~ REFINERY Rlsj MoLAssEs-rs selling on
orders al 4Oc for common. 45c for fair Soc for
prime. 55c Tor choice and S0@S5c tor golden
flour There are no brands on hand desir-
able for Cuba hence the demand Is confined to
the local trade. Only 3o7 bbs sold. OF which 40
and 80 low treble extra at S. 100 good do ut % 49,
so and 81 bbls on private terms.
Common is quoted at %, fine ss 25Ga rs. super
fine 50 7seet double extra y 2sea 10 low treble
extra s. 1906 ?s. choice extra and family extra
CORN MEALS in good supply and duh
though stronger. Only 30 and 70 bbls sold at
80 30 per bbl. Dealers are jobbing at % rs per
bbl
GjRfTs--Are selling in job lots at % so@i 90
POHK-The Chicago market opened quiet but
10c stronger this morning. reporting at 10 o. m.
Pork aaiet 80 aGslg as August a I s sls % Juiyd
several offers Of $40 rs were refused for lots OF
100 bbls mess and s2l asked. The Job prices are
s2i@M Is. and dealers are retailing at s2i 5o@7s
u bbl.
CORN IN sAGKs-Tbe supply Is fair. but
there is nothing doing. We. repeat, yesterday 8
priees. White 6o@s2e: prime yellow 6Ie and
choice yellow csc per busbel.
OATS-Are In good supply and dull. Only 100
sacks choice Galena sold at 421c per bnshel.
| BRAN-dood supply. No sales Yesterday
there we're sales II CSC y 100 t.
HtY-Low grades are in fair supply and
neglected. Choice Is scarce NO sales. Prime
| Is quoted at stg, choice at s21 p ton.
| BACON-The receipts this morning were
more liberal than usual. The stockton In store,
| however. is very small. but there Is no demand
jp lots. and shoulders are quoted ats clear rib
sides 1iAc, clear sides lac " ID. Dealers are
| jobbing at &c above these prices. :,
| HAMS-Choice sugar-cured, small size. con-
tnue scarce and In demand and prices for y them
| have advanced A@hc y ID: so tierces sold, TO
arrive at f5c, and s. spot, at 15t4c h. They are
| now quoted ut 15A@151sc y b. Medium size
| command 14ai5c. while large size and old stock
are dull at 12@12sc y ID, as in condition ana
| brand.
| New YoRK, June 27, II rs .. m. Gold 112. Ex-
change un hanged. bankers days 4.sgx x04 90,
bankers so days 4.s7he4.ss, commercial CD days
| 4 gsNhlA 49,.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-27
The orphan swinale.
News and Courier

A new variation Of the old sawdust
swindle has Just been uncovered in New
York. Country folks, pay attention: 1t
Is based on an advertisement which has
appeared in country papers for some
time past, saying that homo was
wanted for an orphan girl, that the child
had an annual income, half OF which
would be paid to any responsible family
in the country that would adopt her and
give her q comfortable home. Appli-
cants were instructed to address p Ger
tain box, New York city, and invited to
send fifty cents for photograph of the
little girl. It is stated that the adver-
tiser received over one hundred letters
daily, enclosing bali dollar tor the
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-27
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Attention Is so much engrossed in political
affairs. even among business men. that there is
scarcely any hing doing in any department OF
the money market.
We continue to quote exceptional paper at
s0o- per cent per annum discount. Al do. 10@f2
and second grade l5~18. First class mortgages
rule Mt 9WiO per cent per annum, While second
grade are entirely nominal.
Gold opened at 112@1I2l, against 112 ut
New York, and now rules at the opening rates
in both markets. -,
Bjils Of lading and Al clear sterling bills are
still quoted ut 554 tze545h, bank at -e@549ls. and
bank counter rate --@b54, and francs 4.Gii for
commercial anil nominal for bank.
The banks continued tp check on New York at
X per cent premium. and commercial sight was
still quoted at y.
Stock is dull State eonsols are quiet at e21s@
sol. and City Premium Bonds steady at 351seg3bt.
COMMERCIAL.
COTTON-The market appears to be- inaDi-
mate with q moderate inquiry. and sales thus
far of only few hundred bales. Nothing has
transpired to indicate any quOtable variation 10
prices. The dispa ches report Liverpool dull at
previous rates, with sales Of only 5000 bales. and
arrivals 1a33d lower; Manchester dnil and tend.
idp down the lower grades heavy and dull at
Havre; and at New York steady at yesterdays
quotations for spot. and no important change In
futures.
Yesterday when the sales proper embraced
2lO0 bales, the market closed at the following
quotations:
krrcs
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BAYOU SARA.

~ FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO.
LsJ&kaaa2 Hermitage. Port Hudson, Bnton
- Rouge. Piaanemine and PostOffie0
iandings--The United states mail semi weekly
packet Coy. Alien,
(In place Of W. 4. PikeD ]. y. Brown. master,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. at 3.
HITE CAHLiN, Agte.. s Tchoupitoulas st.
das sm 40 GODD1N. ~ Ma0azina.
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STEAMBOATS,.
GRAND ECORE.

Leaves EVERY sATUKDAY. at ~. ~.
rasss~ FOR GRAND ECOKE, MONT.
kzElAst gomsry Alexandria. Norm8n'e
s41zSH9e Wares. Barbins' and all way lsnds
ings intermediate on the Mississippi and Hod
Rivers-The steamer
New Bart Ab1e,
r. gfnpott master Geo. u. Hamilton clerk
For freight or passage apply on board. grto
ADAMS Il WORK,
dete am No. eGsmmerotssl Place.
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RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY STEAMERS
Mary Louise, TexAss
Il. T. Bryarly. Lotus No. 3.
Col A. r. Kouns w. j. Beiian
La Belle.f Belle Rowland.
-.~~, FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFER.
tSS1fE.rA-f son. Upper He'd River, Minden
, Coushatta. Grand Ecore. Alexan.
dra and all way and plantation landiDgs--Leav.
ing New Orleans ~ follows:
For Shreveport and Jefferson.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. June 20. at s. .. m.
LOTUS NO. D,
d. d. Dannals. master.
No wharfboat charges will BE- made ON freight
consigned to the company ct the mouth OF Bed
River.
Forwarding freights consigned to the company
at New Orleans will be handled free VI drayage
and commissions.
For freight or passage. apply on board Of the
boats, or 1t the Office OF tho company, No. III
Gravfer street. JOS. A, AIKEN, President.
HITE CARLIN. BRITTQN 4 EPPLER,
die LORD 4 MoPEAKE. Agents.
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CINCINNATI-Per steamer Golden Rule--2o
bal cotton IT'S hhds tobacco 149 bbs whisky 1878
SKIS corn III cks bacon 6s te hams 449s kegs nails
500 SKIS cotton seed meal 30 bxs bacon 26 tcs lard
100 kegs do.
WASHINGTON---Per steamer Bertha----f2i
bales cotton 1876 Skis cotton seed "a SKIS seed cot
ton.
LAUREL vALLEY-Per steamer Stella Block
81 SKIS rough rice.
LOWER COAST-per steamer Carrie Thorn
-sundries to order.
WASHINGTON-Pe steamer robert Young
"a bales cotton 1Gs sks cotton seed SKIS seed cot
ton 10 SKIS rough rice.
bales cotton hnds sugar bbis sugar bbls
moaeses.
bales cotton III head cattle.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW 2FkhkEEssfES ASR oSsuA69HE3zA 6HBEzASYR RIVER
REGULAR oUACHITA a, .H RIVER WEEKLY
leaves FISH FISH d1A5HfTRRA 1tpfhsRAH cffY y RoHhor
aas mss"Sn 8asia sna fl spaHss Ss Sn gsS sS;
drais passenger stean1r WILLIE.
I'm place Of Quac'lita Belle and Lessfc Taylor j
II. Al. Blanks master, s
light draft steamers Tor ali Tie tribnisry sircaa Wl
f0l rs3hs q cap 'BSf E soSrsGs frsssens e
ABlEs B,EE SosR kcab SsSSak1 asssi
GRAND ISLE.
1s76.......... GRAND ISLE. .1s7s
summer Arranseaisnt,
IN CONNECTION WITH WILLOz HOTEL.
Ls&r The splendid y. stsfEa 4. r.. yacht
r, n Mcsweeney, master,
Will make regular trips 10 Grand Isle during the
livery ssSaS TGEsDSY AZ l0Ss snd q sAfufD2 A S sFs
O'Clock q. m, touching at louisiana avenue and7
Jackson S!as street for the acecmmodation 81 thos
Hving IN the upper part OF the city
Fare ~ 50. 4
VIII commence running Tuesday, June aothE
TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON. Y
GRANGE P.AcKETzz,EEGULAR BAYOU NJ
CON AND TEnSAS PACKET.
.Ex D. FOR E,lI " FLOYD DELHI, JoH
Teass isiysrs and Bayou Maeonohs y s'aas steam
Y; X 5Isle I. Psats1iss. 4 S'';sss,.
J. z. Sullivan. master. j. L. Robbins. Ella
VIII leave as Above For freight Or rsaesc
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MARINE NEWS.
Z. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. June q. 1915.

Arrived this Morning.
No arrivals from sea.
STEAMBOATS,
Golden Rule. Shinkle. from Cincinnati.
Bertha, Broad, from Washington.
Stella Block, Terrebonne. fm Laurel VALLEY.
Carrie A. Thorn. .OPry. from Lower Coast.
Robt Young. Daniel, from Washington.
StJohn, Bergeron, from Baton Rouge.
Seminole Lee. from Shreveport.
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m...,.t. 1a.t evening,
NY Railroad

NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
9s bales cotton 40 hbds t0bacco and sundries 70
order.
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OFFICE N. q. DEMOCRAT.
Monday June 27--i2:S0 .. IN. }
MONETARY.
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Mr., GibsOn's Bi1l-The Resumption Act
Appropriation nil.

AppfOpr1at1Om malI.
Mr.. Saylor In the chair.
A number OF bills were introduced
and referred.
The conference committee. on the leg
islative appropriation bill reported they
were unable to agree.
Several efforts to get vote on the re-
peal Of the resumption act failed
Mr.. Gibson introduced bill for a
commission to examine and report on
the best plan FOR the improvement oil
navigation and commerce OF the Missis-
sippi river. The object OF this move i
to secure the levees aud avoid q c0nsti-
tutional objection. Referred.
Mr. Sampson moved to suspend the
rules and pass the Joint resolutions sug-
cested blythe President tn his message
of last week. % continue the appropria-
tions ~ fhe next aecal year on the sene 4!
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Cleared YsstsrAays
schr Anita. Nelson. for L. 0uairs, !, ySAff- -~,.r


LA GUAIRA--Per schr Anita-,si7 Dn,s ,.s noul nesr
lard is racks DO is bdls paper CO.'S fset lumber
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avenue.
The RoBT. YoUNG.-This regular We'd
nesday Opelousas packet, w. II. Dan
mel. master, J. b. Schmidt, clerk, is re-
ceiying to leave as usual tomorrow at
| D. M, taking freight and passengers
| for Washington and all landings on the
Atchafalaya and Bayou Courtapieau 10
Washington. At Simmsport she con,
meets with the steamer Sailie Tor al
landings on Bayou Des Glaizes, and at
Washington with light-draft boats 1or
all points on Bayou Bguf.
| FoR THE HoT SpRINos.-The shortest,
cheapest and most expeditions route TO
this we'll known resort is via Shreveport.
Boats Of the New Orleans and Red River
| TRANSPORTATION line will ticket passen-
gers through. For further particulars
| INQUIRE at III Gravier street.
The independent ten-day New Or
Tleans and Shreveport packet Seminole,
| Fl. l.. Lee. master, Walter Parker, clerk,
leaves Wednesday, 2Sth inst. at p. M
| For list Of arrivals see marine column:
The W. J. Poiteyent, for Macon and
Tensas, and Era No. 10, for BGui hiyer,
will leave on their last trips OF the sea-
son on or about July l.
The lightning Willie, +. A: Blanks,
master, L. B. Trinidad, clerk, leaves for
Ouachita City, Trenton and Monroe
every Wednesday at p. M.
/ The FLErA. Parties wishing TO pur-
chase o fine light draft passenger
| steamer can secure this one by applying
| % Nessrs. Hite y Carlin, No. Tchoupi-
t0uI1o DttQots & sssS IS ss3 81 Zs.S
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-27
ILLlNc1s AND OHIO.
Fears Entertained CONCERNING the Money
question.

question.
The Illinois delegates held a long
session this evening, aud discussed the
financial cnestion. The delegation
seemed TO be about equally divided be-
tween hard and soft money, but are
settled Ia the conviction that compro-
mise will be necessary, IL anything Is in
the platform about the money question.
Gen. John E, McClernand, who was
selected for the Committee on Resolu-
) tons. expressed himself in favor OF the
repeal of the resumption act, but Is in
favor OF specie payments.
There is likely to be fierce fight on
the money question, a. prominent green
back men, like Voorhees, OF Indiana,
and Ewing OF Ohio, have been appointed
On the Committee on Resolutions.
In the Ohio delegation there was a
prOtracted fight, which resulted in the
selection OF Hon. Thos. Ewing by TWEEN
ty-three votes. This question Is SO much
feared that number OF delegates are
urging the propriety OF saying nothing
on the money question in the platform;
or the Territories, Colorado only will
be permitted to participate in the pro-
ceedings OF the Convention: The State
delegations organized as follows
eAirmIshcrs.
Neyada-A. @. Ellis, chairman. The
delegation will vote as unit and lean
strongly toward Tilden.
Wieconsin Gen. George G. Smith,
chairman. An informal vote showed the
preference az the delegation as follows
Gllden 6, Dayie 5, Hancock y.
i Michigan VIM. Il. Weber, char,
man. The delegation sfands q tor 31lv
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Tas new Congregational church IN
81. Louis has = tower forty-hys iee'
higher than other in tho city. A COM
plets end costly set Of chimes has Just
been presented by wealthy physician,
Four smes day the bells are to ee
ehimsd from this tower. For the pres
snt. and until tho public become 40
weary ss to desire u change. "Old
Hundred will rouse tho sloepers at siH
in the morning; at noon "America will
stir than to thoughts Of patriotism; and
., sh in the evening "Homc, Sweet
Home" vill remind them that Il is time
TO hnish the days work aud ~ TO tea.
The tune for . o'clock in the evening is
not yet announced. but "Pu, me in my
little bed is suggested a. dslish,fully
appropriate.
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IN the northern counties Of Michigan
are several settlements Of respectable
Ottawa Indians, Who. although thrifty
and peaceful. are very poor. fon'
Methodist preachers are laborine in this
region. all Of whom are native Indians
One Of them receives ministerial salary
Of fifty dollars year. out OF which he
paw his own expenses and clothes him
self. They are all crippled in Their
work by lack Of money. but more so by
lack Of tracts aud books in the Language
OF ths people smopx whom they labor
They make loud appeal for good book.
in the Chippewa or Ottawa dialect II
any OF our church choirs have hymn
books in either OF these dialects. out o'
which they have no occasion to sing,
they will do vol to send them to this
difficult fcld OF labor.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
GLOBE CoNsOLIDATED LINING

LOBE CONsOLIDATED INNING
III COMPANY. -Ioe nion " principal placs
/ OF business, San Praneiseo. California
Location Of works. Gold Hill, Storey eoonfy
| Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that ct . nasstins Of
tho board Of plreetors. held On ths I'm day
Of October. ls7e. On sSvessmcnt mo. " o.
twenty-five Gents per share Vas levied upon
the capital stock OF ths eorporstioa. payable
Immediately. On Unitsd States eold coin. 70 the
sssretary. a. the orieo Of the Company. hoom
No. I. to1 Montgomery szscs, San Pnnciteo,
California.
An, stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 3oth day Of November.
1915. will be dolioquent. and Advertised for
sale At publis auction, and unless payment 10
made beio.s will be void on WEDNESDAY.
the 2th dag Of Desembcr. 1910. TO pas tho do
linauent Assessment. tge;hrr vtth costs OF
advertising aod expenses OF sale.
Dy order of the Hoard Of Directors.
W. Y. B00ARr. Secretary.
ofics- Room No. I. toi Montgomery street.
San Francisco. California. ocstd
SOUTii OPIIiR MISIN0 coMPA.
~ SY.-Locaiion Of trinciyAi place OF bud.
ness. Nan rrapeiseo, California.
Location Of works, 0old Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. thst ct = meeting Of
the Board of Directors. haId On the 9th day o.
october. 1876. an assessment NO. II ot
Ten Gents per share vss levied upon The
capital stoci Of ths corporation, payable I'm
medlaiely, In Unit~d states gold coin. to the
Secrvtary, at tho once of the said Csmpsns.
lioom No .. At No. IA Montgomery stfsst. ban
francisco. California.
Any socf upon which this ssssssnent shall
remain unpaid on the 23d day of November.
ms, will be deiinquent. and sdvertisrd Tor
saIe at public auction and unless payment 10
made before will be sold on TUESDAY. the
i2th day OF December. 1878. 70 yay tbs deiin'
quent s..easment. together with costs OF sdser
tislng aud etpense. OF sale.
Iy order OF the Board Of Directors.
A. q. GILBERT. secretsry.
Ofice-Ro IN No. 2. at Ne. al Nonfg ,InerJ
street, San Prancl.cn, 'Califcrnia. OelItd
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goes out.

THrls vas . Ministerial Bureau .
In Boston. which found Plac. in which
unemployed ministers might preach.
and which furnished preachers for con-
grecations temporarily ne'iing their
services. I, was sort Of religious in.
tellicenee offce. 1t has gone ont Of
business. owing to tho depression OF
trade in its particular branch OF In
dustry. The chief difficulty vas that
all the dull fellows who could get nc
rsguls, churches were tho one. who
most often applied for temporary
preceding places. and th, people got
tired Of listening TO them. Anothsr
trouble vas that IL Was poor preach,
poor pay" and the commissions which
these brethren were able to pay TO the
"buress for its services were too
small N enable II TO maintain an ex'
iatsnce.
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o,ou,n a CURnY SILVER MIN.

oOuLD a. CURRY sILvER MIN.
(T ma COMPANY. : Location Of pv'neipsl
plaos Of business. san Francisco Californs.
Location Of vcrks. Virginia. btorsy count,
Notice 10 hereby given. that st . meehn,
Of the board Of Directors. held on the isil
dsy OF November. 1915. sn assessment tho
ssl Of One Dollar ltil per snaro Was levivc
upon the capital stock Of tie eorpora
lion. payable immsdiatsiy. In United stAte,
c,ld e.dn. 10 the Secretary. st the once of tbs
Company, Room No. 69 Ssvsds Bioeh, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Przncisco. Csliforns
ANY stock upon which THE assessnelt shal
remain unpaid on tho 39th day Of Deoemb-f,
1879. will be delinoueht. and advertise
TO, raie at public auction. and unless pay
ment IL made before will be cold oi
TUESDAY, the ish day Of January. is7I
10 pay IN. delinquent assessment. ioYethe'
with costs Of advertising and etpens~ OF 'a'r
n, order Of the hoard of Difecton.
ALFRED x. DURBltOw. Secretary.
Oflce-Room No. 90 Nevada Block, No. ~
Montgomery strcst. ssa Francisco. caiiiornis
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ADY WARRINGTON MININ0

III ADJ WABHIN0EON mtNtNS
COhPANY.-Location Of principal place
OF business, Ban Francisco. Californis.
Location Of works, Gold hill. storey eoan.
h, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that At meeting ol
the hoard Of Directors. held on the llih day OF
November. 1874, an assessment NO. ~ OF Pihy
(scc.) Cents per share Vas leyied upon tho
capital stock Of the corporation. payable inin..'
ffistsly, In United States gold eoin. to The 20.
setafy. at tho once Of the Company. tonm ~
Hsywsfd's Building. tis caiiiorhis street sah
Prsneiseo, California. ,.,,
Any stock upon which is', -. ss'Ia ~ p,e.nisr'
isTS. win he delinquent. and advertised fof
ssie st pablie snetIon. and unle.. psyprccml,. "
made before VIII he .old on ". 'n.op a..
DLY or JANUARY. 1873. 10 pay lhe o..
n,arsct asscssment, together win costs of
s1yrrtIsIne and eypen'es ~ sale.
~ order OF the board 81 directors.
~ ID, D.. TiiO~As, secretary.
once - Room u hsy~afds Bliidihx. ran
Prareisoo. California. ho's,a
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RANCH FOR SALE.

r1OR SALE ON EASY TERMS. vIsEDkiE
+ RANCH. Saps county. Caliiortis. The
r.neh contains s6i Arrer of isni. is0 acre ct
which 10 good arabic isId 10 acres In vineyard
and orchard. and the rfnaipder 10 pasture
land II rss on the east side % Maps VALLEY,
ahnu' four milcs q, m and norih of Napa Ciiy
esehrs,ed Soda Springs. u !. weli w.ierd
and wooded c. unity rcads touch u on 'he 's,t
and west sidcs has good Dwelling ho,.e on
n. containing sis rooms ai,o han aud w,ne
cellar, and other u,ual ouihou,e,, hnmlhR
nished vith every necsesary article required
far fsrmine purposes. Title perfect Aspsn.
d,d chance Tor practical man. and one seldom
offered.
rof 'e'"' JAMES X. KENNEDY.
x,o n. ttf,ruia street, Fan Francisco, Gal,
o, 10 RIciiARD BuDDlN0: Bel.
o',i sM Sapa City. Gal.
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Lincoln Comimandery

K-,ss,. cs-nasd.rs Of the sun, No. ..
DEGULAR MEETINGS., EyEIlY sKcoNp
month. at Odd Fellows Hall. Gold Hill. Hour
of meeting. = O'Clock N.
rsjouring Knights. Comwanders are Cur.
daily Invited to attend.
BY order OF the Commandery.
WILLIAM PHipps.
KIN. Cal. ComuiEndsr.
A. d. O. DAyts, AdjutAnt Commander tu
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NyERMAN SILVER MINING
coupiNy--ioe of principal place

" COMPANf.-lOcAtion OF pnhcipai PiAes
Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold llai. Storey county
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that o. . mecsine oi
tho DnarJ ~ Directors, held on the ale! day q
October. 1915. an assessment lNo. 81 OF Tnre'
Dollars per share Was l-vied upon the can
tai stock Of ths eorporstion, payable imms
ii.tsly, In unitei States gold 60 n. 10 the ses
fetary, nj the once OF the Company. In Nor
r.w's Builiins. no. 4it Cal.fxnia strsrt, saf
franeiscS. Cslifortiis.
Any stock upon which this assessmen,
<taiI remain unpaid on the nth day O.
November. 1879. will be dellnousni. and ID
verified Tor ssle al public auction, snd 1nlsss
osym.nt 10 msio bsfare siil bs sod or
FRiDAY, the 18Th dsy NJ D.oember. isIs. e
psy the delinquent Assessment. togrther win
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order " the Dnard of Dffseiors.
aEO. ID. EDWARDS, secrstsry..
Ofnee-In Monow's Duilding. No. az tall
f,rnIa street, san Francisco. California. oc93td
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cILyER CITY MINING COnpA'
- ny. II cation of principal place of bsri

- N.Y. rsttOu of prtneiPsi Riaco w O-r'
pess, Ssn Yrzuc eco, ca iforniA.
Location OF wcrks. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice ir hereby given. that at . meeting o.
the Doard Of Diretorr. held on the 18Th day o.
November, isf6. an s-ee-smcnt tSo. u OF Twen
,be e.plial stock oil the corporation. payabl'
Immediately. In United Siatcs gold coin, u
,he Secretary, al the once Of the Company
Room 90 Nevada Block, No. De Nontsoiner,
strcct, s.n francisco. Cslif ifurnia.
Any stock upon which this ssstssmsn'
sbsiI remain unpaid on the 7Jd day of ID.
eembcr, 1876. will be delinquent. and I'd
yerti.ed for sale at public auction. and IN
Iess ia, nent 10 made before will be sod or
THURSDAY. the iith day OF yanusry. mI.
with co.t. Of advertising md expenses OF sale
nv order of the Hoard Of Directors.
AIpRED X. DURBROw. seeretsry.
Ofice-Room 90 Nsvada Bloef. 700 Mont
eomery street, Nan Prsneisr o, California.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-21
NOnrII CAnsON sILvER TIMING

IN COMPANY.-Locaiion ~ principal place
" business, Nan Prancisoo, California,
Location OF works, Ormsby county. Nevada
the IaId Of Directors, held on the % day nj
october, 1916, an assessment mo. 81 of Tep
Cents per shars wss levied npon ihe
capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United states gold coin. to th'
secretary. at the once Of the Company. I'd
BlIisome street. sai Francisco, Ca aifornia.
Any stock upon which THE assessment shai
ts.naln unp.id on the elt dy Of November.
ls1h, will be delinquent. and advertised fof
sale at public auction. and unle.s payment -
made before will be sold on MONDAY. the
7Tth day OF November. 1916. 10 pay the De.
hnquent Assessment. together Win eofn o'
sdycrtirlng aud expense. Of sale.
Nv order of the Bosri of Directors.
MN. A. N. VAN DOKKBLBS. Secretary.
Ofice-Js0 sansome slrost, Room u. ran
Francisco California. ocbt