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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-28
4 PROJECT OF Vital. CONaC-
QUkN0G 10 CAIRO.

There is all evident purpose on the par
Of the people oi kentucky anG Tennesse,
to build the Cairo and Tennessee riyel
narrow gauge railroad. Col. Neal ma,
never permitted his zeal in the work Il
diminish or his energies to relax, and n
a result of his well directed efforts. Tho
project Is taking good shape, and winning
largely uron the favor Of the people.
The road will run from point in Ken.
lucky opposite Cairo, through Ballard
and Graves county, Kentucky. and
Henry county, Tennessee, TO Paris. AT
Paris II will divide, one branch going d.
rect to Johnsonvillc, In Benton county,
where 1t will form connection with the
Duck River Valley railroad, running
through Humphreys, hickman, Maury,
Marshall and Lincoln counties. Tcnnes-
scr. Ia the direction Of Huntsville. Ala
bsma. which t. the point to which the
company hopes 10 be able to extend IL.
Tho other branch. leading from Paris,
viii pass through Corral. Henderson
and Decatar counties TO Clifton, on the
Tennessee river, where il will form con-
Dection with the Knoxville AMI Memphis
road-thus traversing a region Of coun.
try already well populated aud OF bound
less natural resources. The value Of the
arms in Ballard and Graves
Kentucky. and Henry
county, Tennessee, ~ determined tor
purposes Of taxation, for the year 1875.
Is 81. 3jl ,+qs: and the value Of the pro.
ducts Of theec farms. during The same
rear, Is set down at 1926, 1875. The TO. !
,acco crop Of Graves county, alone,
mounts to e,zht thousand hog,licad,,
worth at least one million VI dollars.
The tv,..,uu Crv!, ~ DAiiaro county can
scarcely be stated at less: and these
- 900 900 worth Of farm products, or
he great bulk OF them, would nccessar-
ly ind their way to market over this
'osd. In fact. take the entire country
rsvereed by this road, AMI seven.
'ighths Of II will be found susceptible OF
be highest state 81 cultivation. yielding
obAcco, wheat aad cotton quite az abuu-
iantly as the most favored region Of
,onutry in the e.,tire Southwest.
The distance from Cairo to Paris Is less |
han seventy miles, and we have the au-
'Aority of All approximate estimate tor
saying that the cost 0i the road between
these tive points would no, exceed
u, 10000. At this place, connection
would be formed with the Cairo and ST.
Louis Sarrow.Gsuge, thus giving to st.
Louis, as well Is Cairo, direct aud cheap
access 10 the richest and most productive
portions Of lower Kentucky aud West
Tennessee. Corporation aid Cairo can
not extend, being dcbarred therefrom by
the constitution Of Illinois; but In.
aid and encouragement
should be given. when cur mer-
chants and business men are assured that
their aid will insure the success OF the
project aud the completion Of rhi. roud.
A. to what st. Louis viii do. we clioo..
to indulge In no prediction. She is, or
ought 70 be deeply interested, but the
ways of that city as well az Of her CAB
ltallsts, are exceedingly mysterious-al.
though too much so to admit of safe
speculation as 10 what thew will do.
Or what they will not do.
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the indepsadsnt Refsrner. OF Illinois.
contemplate the nomination of q full State
ticket aud the appointment Of delegate,
- the Independent National convent ton
That 10 to meet In Indianapolis on the 18th
Of Nay next. The State convention, for
THE purpose, will be held In Decatur.
On the 18th Of February. With the eyi.
dence the leaders Of this moveme, mus,
nave, that Its bold upon popular favor
has been 50 weakened az to destroy all
hopes Of success. except in unimpsr.
snt local contssts with the fact staring
them in the face that hundreds and thous.
ands OF voters. who. one year ago gave
counisnsncc and supper: to the move
ment, have again becn absorbed by
the party from which they ten.
psrsrily sspsrated-with such z condi.
ton OF things apparent. the general pur.
pose the manipulstors have in view Is
very lily defined. The only principle,
upon which the Independent, themselves
agree, form q conspicuous plank In the
platform Of the Democracy. The prin.
c'pses upon which they disagree, torn dis.
tofbing elements In the other parties also.
This being true, what power OF cohesion
fenains In the Independent movement.
hyou rob 1t Of the dssire for Office and
spells, that sctuates Its ieadersf We had
10 Illustration Of the strength OF thi, co.
nes'on In the election Of "a. The Dem.
ocrst'c party accepted and supported OIL.
Of the independent nominees bur b..
cause II declined to the Independent. be-
cane incensed, and voted In a ma,n., tho,
brought about the defes, Of their orr
candidate as well Is the csndida,. az IN,
Democracy, for the same Office. I,
was not the Democratic platioru
that excited this hostility to the Demo
cratic ticket. but the refusal of The Dem
ocratic convention to c0ncede to the I'm
oepsndents all the offices to which the,
isio claim. II the party was influence,
by sny other consideration, then, whs
vss M And IL In the approaching cam
pa'kn u has any higher or better Dur
poas that u sssa hop. 10 scbIsve. ~ n
spokaaeaAe rake It known, ths, ~. rmh
Ne nanA nay b diSabused Of IT, H.! ~
Asos that u Asslss n its dsmseos,,ss -
s0ee AID speis Is the only cement. noS
~ hoada thsparsy together.
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preacher. on III, occasion of our ,,ai,
WAS not wholly llltcrate and, as he has
the reputation q being u fetish man In
addition of his clerical attain,nents. he
has remarkable power over his ignorant
followers. lie cit called upon to eprcad
himself oratorialy, which, he did to our
intense amu:cmnt::; after singing two or
three tunes sub IA the "Chariot of
Fire." Roll. ,brdaD, Roll" etc, by tho
congregation heirose with all the dignity
and assurance o Or. Tslmage aud read
out of the bible apparently the truly
sensational text aud de telegraph Avn .
pushin him." Jpn which no proceeded
to dilatc, shown, considerable knOwl-
edge Of the bible but never once referring
to ode telegraph During the evening
enc Of the sister got "de power" and
fell down Ia trnce which would lost
day ortwo upo her return to conscious.
ness she viii tell wonderful
stories OF the beauties Of
heaven, where he will claim to have
been in the spirit. and tell. with minute
details. the interviews she had with the
august parsonage she met there, and
will be looked rp 10 IA one especially ia.
vored from on Ugh. After the meeting,
which lasted rut,l near midnight. the
reverend preacher wendell his way home.
ward. stealth, , enough rails rs lac went to
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OK Monday last Mr. scott Wiki, 1on.
gresham from the Eleventh Illinois dis.
trict, introduced a bill for the appropria.
lion Of money whsrcwith to repair the
lcvees along the Mississippi river. III iii.
nois. Tho exact scope Of this bin VIC do
not understand. lift Is broad enough to
cover the Cairo lcyces. Mr.. wike Is gen.
temsn Of large liberality and comprehcn-
sive views. Otherwise, the matter Is ono
for Mr.. Hartzcll's attention.
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he city council Of Metropolis refused
to paw Mccartney twcnsy-five dollars. or
any other SUN. for prosecuting Parker
aud iioe.etter for larceny. several DAY,
sfrss sh,s -sn's.i, si.~ a.. vpviis POS, 0r-
fee ~as hurglsri,cd aud scyeu dollars In
money and stsmps carried away. Refer.
ring to the burglary Mccartney says ut
!, little singular that this larceny should
20 seon follow the councils refusal TO pay
or bill for prosecuting Parker aod Hos
letter" It's singular indeed. That
srybsiy could commit burglary in the
face Of the fAc' that Mccartney was no,
paid for conducting criminal prosecu.
ton, excites our epecial wonder. The
reflection that Mac. failed 10 ye, his
nonry ought to have insured Mc,ropo.
lis against the operation Of burglars for
all tiuas to casAe but here Ne have it--a
burglary withiR week Of tho failure.
The deprsvity Of mankind is siekesing 10
contemplate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-28

THx editor Of the Commerce Dispatch
u not an enthusiastic advocate Of South
east.Missouri press convention. because
be says ths greater demand Is for sn edi.
torial spelling school. Here are scraps
Of the evidence by which he iortifles his
position The Perryvipe Union speaks
ofa man in that county who was arrested
tor making "eIicit whisky" The Bluff
Ntissn says that certain grocer in Pop.
lsr Bluffs, keeps ''Habsnna cigar. and
guiit edge tobacco : while another co,em.
pory declares that the ball was one that
sill long be held In lasting remember.
,ncs," ~ everybody enjoyed them.
'elves and was treated clever and cour.
aous." The Di,pa,eh man has rendered
'is position iulPregnatlc, by q majority,
y be says, Of not lee. than seventeen
atllions. The returns yet to come in
viii. most likely, double the majority.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-28

II the estimates for the consular aud
diplomatic service, Of the current year,
the Democratic committee on appropria-
sioas have retrenchcd to the amount Of
SAL, 33' 80. In other words. the Gem.
mi,tee IL OF the opinion that the last Rad.
issl congress absolutely wasted that
mach msney In ths, branch OF the public
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-28

TEE price Of railroad ticket from st.
Louis to San Francisco, is SIG. OF This
sum, five dollsrs is act aside for the roads
that convey the passenger from St. Louis
to Omaha, or one-fii,h Of the entire dis
uucc. FROM this 1t is seen that the Pa
clnc railroads exact twcnty-eight dollars
for the sanc services that the Missouri
roads perform for Ave dollars.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-28

HOY. u. W. NUSN claims that the
Chicago 7ri5ss. has damaged him Ia bio
professional aud social standing $4,000.
end tim, as soon as .prior engagements"
are attended to. be propose. to test the
Hl1.w.. ability and liability 10 pay him
shof ANN
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-28

President GRANT l. named among
The witnesses tor the defendant
IL the case Of the United States
". Babcock. The case will bc tried next
month.
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GOOD NEWS 8 SMOKERS!

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yoHN n. oDR1LY. Editor.

Tn Iegislats ere sfIowa, overw hcl,ningly
eeRlpliean, Il outspcken in its oppcsi
sieu to a third term.
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r. Samaritan Nssvias,

Tue great Nerve Conquror, cures Epileptic Fits,
G InvulsiOns, Spasms, II. vitus Dance, and ali
Nervous Diseases; the only known positive rem.
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for circulars civ. ng evidence Of cures.
Address, DIR, S.'A. RICHMOND,
lo-l5.dIy Box 7+I, IT, Joseph, No.
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WEEKLYBULLETIN
ONLY SIPS A YEAR.
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

reputation, based on its istrinsic virtues,
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So mild as 10 be safe and beneficial to
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Impurities or diseases that have lurked
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Hence its wonderful cures. many of
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Even where no disorder appears, people
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DELINQUENT SALES.


NROwN PeINr oOIU AND slI-
u YER MINING COMPANY .--Lvration Of
prinelpsl place Of business. ran Francisco
.alif.fniz.
Location OF works. Gold Hill, Storey county,
Ne ada
Sotlce.-There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock, on account oi sssers
ment tNo. 26l levied on the 18Th day OF June
1876. the several amounts set opposite tnt
nance OF the respective shareholders. ~ FOL
lows;
Names. No. Certif. Shs. Amt
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
MEXICAN pLAr MINING COMPANY

A MEXICAN fLAr MlSlN0 COhPANY.-
~ The annual meeting of The rto< kholden-
of the shove named Company. for the election
Of Trustees and the Transaction ~ such other
earins.. - may rome bsf,re %. viii he held on
WEDNESDAY. August :. is,t. lnfrt wedne--
lay In August Of the hour of ! O'Clock r. n. of
tbs ,iay. at the once of the Company In IAN
Frshsi4so. Transfer backs. ill be elosed Gu
saturday. Juiy - i.;s. q, ~ oisLek n.
q A. aANKEY. Secretary.
Ofhce-Room ~. No. 3ii Montgomery q Get.
saa Francisco. tai iornia. ulstd
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And In accordance with Law, aud sn order %
the Board Of Dlrceior-. raAae on the 18th dsy Of
Atrn, ls'c, 20 many shares Of each parcel of
such stock ~ may be necessary will be cold
stpnbllc suction. al the Once u the Company.
~. ~ tsivornis strst, MON Q Fan fran-
~ ',nps. lsA. Of the hour OF : orloek y. y.
~ sAd dA,, 10 pay said delinquent ss.s-.-
nshi thereon. tosrther with ro-i. az sa,es-
using and expenses Of the sale.
Z. II. DE LAND. sesrefary.
Nan Francisco. California. Js7ta
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And In accordance with law. and an order
OF the Board OF Directors, made un the isth
day Of June. is,s, 30 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock a. may be necesssry win
be- cold a. public auction. ai the Conpany's
onlee. % IfAJward's Building. No. 80 Cali.
fofnla STREET. San Franci,eo, California. on
the hour Of ? o'clock .. n. OF said day, to pay
said Delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs III advertising and expenses Of salr.
JAMES NKwLANDh, secrtsry.
Onice--7s Haywari's Bnilding, No. az Cali.
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STOCKHOLDERS MfrTNo.

0vyIcR EUROPA MINING COMPANY.
nan Francisco. Caiifornls.-Ths ANIMAL
mss.ine OF tho stottholders of the shove
y. HsywArds Building, si9 California ,treei.
nAn francisco. California. on THURSDAY, ths
luh day OF Ausust. 1870, a tbs hour Of ?
as.oehrh. Tnnsfes books will cioss on SAT.
TuhDAY. Ausust bih
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

- NY.-Oda . u the solid Silver Gold and
Silver Mining Company.
Location " works. Virginia city. Storey
county. Nevada.
frincipai place of hn-ines-. san Francisco.
Csiifornia.
Notice D. hereby given. that at . meeting of
the Dircctor-. held m the seventh (Ithl day of
July. 1916. an Assessment no. ~ at Twenty.
i've Cents per share wa. levied upon the capital
stock ot the corporation. payable Immediately.
the once of the Company. niS California
street. Room No 2. SAn Francisco. California.
Any stock upon xh.sh this assessment re-
mains unpaid on MoSDAy, the seventh f'ihl
dAy OF August. ls.G. will he delinquent. and
advertised TOT sale a. pablo auciioa. and IN.
l~-s payment 10 made before will he cold on
MONDAY. the 18th day of August. Isle. tn
pay The delinquent assessment. together with
costs Of advertising snd expenses Of sale.
ly?Sid G. 4 wElIN. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

".SsX.H aOLO AND mLvEk
N MiN.NG Q oMpANY.-Location OF prin.
eipsl place VI 'business. Ban Francisco. Cali
Ine.,,ou Of works, Gold Hill Mining Die
tric,. storey county. Nevada
Notice.-There ss delinquent upon the fol
Ioving ds.crbed stock, on account OF ASSESS
m.ni mo. ~ levied on tho isth day Of June.
1870. the several amounts set opposite tne
names OF the respective shareholders. ~ fol'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
POsTRaNHn All.

Ats MEETING Of the Board Of Trustees of the
Rough and Ready Mining Company, held on
the lsth day. of June. is'G. u !. resolved that
the saie 81 Delinquent stock Of said Company,
adsertlsed To he sold on tb@ 18th day of Jane,
ls.e, o. .. ~, at thu oues 81 sald Company,
tis California street Room q ssn Francisco.
ssliip.nia 70 hes~hy postponed IN The TniItTI.
kTh DAY az june. is7s. At the came hnur
and place.
Lyorier Of the Board Of Directors.
l~ish q. ~. d. LAND, tecntsn.
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NyganAH s,LvE. MIxIx.

~ c0NrANY .-Loeation of principal place
Of business. san Francisco. California
Loeaiion of works, Gold nm. storey
county. Nevada
Notice 10 her-sy given. that at . meeting Of
the Board ~ Dir~ciors. held on the 3cth day of
Jaly. is.d. an A.s-.>msnt tho yl VI Thrve
Dollxs ltD pr rhsrv wss leviei upon the cap
duaisly, IN United States Z III Coin, Ia the Sec
r-tsry, &C ts. odnss of the Comp<ny. M tit
C,iifornis sts~st. Sen fnsncisco. csiiiornia
Any stock up,n sLieh this ssscssnent ahAli
reiaiin unpaid on the sist day Of July,
Isle, will he delinquent. and sivertised TOE
sale at public ~saction, ant unies< payment
IL male befSre will he sold on MONDAY. TIE
si.t isy 81 August. is.s. to pay The dslinqusni
As--..m.at. tossh-r with cost Of advertising
ami ~xp-0-e- of sails.
ny ofd-. of the bnsri % Dir~rtor.
oEO. u. EDWARDS. Secretary.
Ofiec-Sa. ttt cAhfSmls street. San frsn-
eI-eo. calitomia. JssTL
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.rnEohA esl,p AND siIvEs

A rRIOLA GOLD AND slLvER
n MINING COMPANY -Losstion of pua
e'psl piscv of sus,Des-. ssn frsneiseo. Calf
fofnis.
Lscsiloa Of worm. Lyoa eoqnty. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. Thai ct meeting
af the Directors. held GA the fIth day Of
June. lsfe. sn ssse-.ment tho; y OF Ten
cents uas.J psr shsr- Was levied upon
III. capital stock ~ the corporation. pay.
able iiamsdiAisiy. In Uslsd sisie- gold
eoin, to the sscr~tsrv. Al tbs once of the
c,mpany. Rooss I. No. sto Nontsonssy street.
sza fransi.eo. California.
Auy stock upon which this assessment .haii
remain unpaid on the eth iay 81 JULY.
ir.s, will he delinquent. and advertised Tor
.sI. a. psLlie ~snction. and unle-. payment 10
mads h.iose wiii be- sold On SATURDAY. the
sth dsy u August. is.s. tai pAy the delip9u.nt
s.sss-m-st. t.seihss With casts OF advertising
and . sysss-~ 81 sale.
TuAD. y. fiTcfi, Ssss~tary.
Odlse-Ra nm Z. M. 9to Montgomery street.
ssn fnnei-eo. California. lsiiti
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ORDINANCE NO. 70,

A ORDINANCE To AUTHORIZE TIE
~ israan1e q bonds tn defrsy the contin.
gent eIpsns-<' sf tho Town of Oold I'LL.
Ps--ed July ". A. ID. Isfs.
The bad Of Trustees of the Town OF Geld
Hhl do ordsint
SECTION I The President anal Clerk Of the
Roari of Trustees of the Town uf uold Hiil
srr hsrsby authorized aud required 10 issus four
bonds Of the Town ot told III !. In the sum of
.is thousand doilars each. uniisd states gold
cain.
sxc .. saii bouis shall be 10 such form A.
the Pr-sideni ami Ire CLERK Of said ltoz 4 may
prp-cnhs. asd shAi be signed by said ofncrrr.
ssi .hsii he ~ N. saest Inst the Town Of Gold
Hin 10 bpa.d . q holden. sEd viii psy 10 IN.
hoi der GO hold ~ 0f -aii ho'ds th- sun of
money ssvsrslly named therrir. In two SeArr
from the date thereof. with iaisr~-t thereon 81
the raj. of one pr e-ht. per month. United
states soid coin ints rr-t pzysbl. quarterly.
sFr. Z The mones received rum the sale and
issus.ss of the said bonds shail be set slar
and PLACED W the Town Tresrarer I'm the Con
tingrnt furd, to Ne appropriated only boz such
par. c-e- .. the boan ~ fsn-'ees may diiert
by their order.
sac. 4. The rreassr.r Of the rosn 81 Gold
Hiil shall pay raid bonds. IN III. holifror hold
.r- thsr,of. upon prreeaisiion. according. To
isw.
sSc.3 This ordinance shall take sfi.et and
he In force from the date of IL pss-sge.
%. a. pAucllY.
President az the Bard of Trustees of the Town
Of aoid mn.
an. H.nni-. oierh po ten.
On motion. Ordinsnee M. ~ was pa.-ei by
the foliswln. youf. Ayss-Tu-ie-- cirriek and
oss aud Rrvsidsni p.aehy. Ness-nols.
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,u.orA MiNlNo coarAN...

~ Location OF principal place OF business,
san Francisco. California
Location OF works, 0oh Hill Mining Dis
triet. storey County, Nevada
Notice IL hereby given. thai a. Q meeting OF
the Bard of DIRECTOR. held On the ninetresth
18TH day of June. iss6. IN assessment. No. stx
,sl. of fw.aty.nvs ,3sD Cents per share was
l.yied upon the capital stock of the corpora-
tion, payable Immediately. In United stAies
goli coin. To the secrvtAry. 81 the once Of the
Company. Room No. u Hay~srd's Baiidins.
W. Az cssfstnls street. ran franei.eo. Call.
iofnis.
Iny .toek upon which this assessment shail
remain unpaid on the 'uen'y.nfih i2sthl day
of Iuiy, is.s. will he deemed delinaueht,
aud .iverti.ed ior -ale n publie ~Aaetioa, and
unl.-- payment .. msde beiorr will BE- -old on
TUESDAY. the nit.-nth psthj day Of Aususi.
isIe. TO pay the delinquent assessmsnt. TO-
g~th-r with costs of advertising and expsnre-
of -al-.
RICHARD u. SOYEs, SECRETARY.
Onee-Room No. a. H~aywaris Building,
No ais California street, s.n frsneiseo. CALI
fafnia- leiltd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0rrIcE OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING,
COMPANY. Nan Francisco. jsly 8. iEG.--
.bove named COMPANY. held thIs dsy. 4 div,.
aend CNo. ~ Of Two Dollars per char Ma
declared. payable o MONDAY. July Inn.
Transfer books eloesd until the 18th Instspt.
lyl0 I'm G. p. 0ORnON- a.c..aas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
! oErm pAYrOS Goi.D As D Az

a oHrN DAYTON ssOl.D AND ALL
N vER MINING COMPANY. -Le.ii.h y
prnsi al place of business. saa FRA cisco,
CAlissrnta
Lea loa of works, De,n's Date xiniss
Di.lret. Lyon eounty. Nevada
Notice u nercey given. that 81 q meetin.
Of tae Bssfd oi Directors. held ON the 3i.t
dsy ~ lane. isIa. an assessment tho. ~ of Ten
Cs.ts vsr share vas levied upon the capital
st..ck Il the corporation, payabie immcdiAtely.
in United states god coin, la the secretary. ~
me once of the Company. Room ~. No. sO
PINE street, san frAncireo. California
Any stock upon which this Asssssment shAli
remain unpaid on the sist day Of Jaiy. lsss.
viii he dslinQa~at. and sdvsrtissd for sale
Al pahllc aaetiJn. and aaless payment 10 made
nsfor, xin De sold 90 fRlDAY. the is.h
dAy of August. i,.s. To pay the dslinquentas
tog .ther with coats Of a'v-rtis'ns
and expenres Of sAle.
Nv orirs Of ths Bsari of Directors.
70 =. CuLvERW ELL, SECRETARY.
koom No. ID Academy Building. No.
81 Pho street. san frsneiseo. cahSomis.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

And In accordance with law. and sn order Of
The board u Directors. made on the 18th day
OF June, 1876, 60 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock As may be- necessary win be
pany. 3s Montgomery street, Room n, San
franel-co. California. on THURSDAY, the
iotn day Of August. 1875. Al the hour Of 10
O'Clock y. OF said DAY. 10 pay said delinquent
assessfnrnt thereon. together with costs Of al.
veftising and expenses Of sale.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
ofnee-s2s Montgomery rirrst, Room ~. Ian
ffanclrco. California. Iya;td