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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
PIGEON SHOOTING.
NEWPORT. r.. L., August 90 1874

NEWPORT, r. l., August 90, 1870
Tho following matches we're shot of at the grounds
of the Narragansett Gun Club yesterday afternoon:
The first WAS match of seven birds, and there were
three contestants, as follows
j. +. Person, % yards-l, o. !, !, !, l, 1-6.
NJ. Van Buren,, 80 yards, l, l, o, I, 1, 10.
G. Steward 20 yaris--1 !, l, !, 0, o, retired
Person and Van Buren, fred at one bird each to
decide the tie and both killing they carried II TO the
next sweep
Picrson, 25 yards-0 i, l, o, o.
Van Buren,, II yards-1, 0, /, U, Is.
Steward, 80 yards--0, l, l, l-3.
Van Buren, and steward also carried the tic TO tho
next sweep without making any effort to shoot 1t or
The follow ne is the result, OF the next sweep
Person. rs yards-0, o. IL
Van Buren,, 81 yards-0, l, o, Ia
Steward. 81 yards-0, l, l, l, IA
The first mss in the last sweep counted out and tho
following is the score:-
Person. % yards-1 1, o.
Van Buren, 81 yaris-0-0.
steward 81 yards-1, ], ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
DWYER AND COBURN.

This evening AT Central Park Garden Joe Cobnrn OF
New York and Johnny Dwycr OF Brooklyn will spar for
half an hour for $500 This match has created moro
excitement among admirers the manly art" than
even the Grgco. Roman wrestling contest between the
came men on Monday evening, when Coburn lost by
lou--usng his In the last bout The friends OF
Dwyer think he nvincibe at boxing, while Columns
partisans claim that he has superior IN the world
aud hut equai-Jcm Iace--ani they also assert
that In mate. OF long duration even win him (Macel
the Engiishman would have to succumb. There viii
n number OF other tos between lesser lights Of
the usilistic profession, aud William j. Austin aud
l.ucien Marc who each aspire 70 the title OF light
weight champion In ,Grcco Roman wrestling, will
wrcste best falls In three their peculiar style.
On the whole, lively entertainment may DO looked
for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

CLUB cur.
The regular monthly shoos Tor the Long Island Club
Cup held yesterday afternoon at Dextcr's. the
Jamaica road, the old road house owned by Hiram
Woodruff There was not very largo attendance OF
members. but the shooting commenced promptly at
hslEpas, three P. NJ The Long Island CLUB Cup is
sho. for every month at seven birds at twenty-five
Yards rise and trape. At the commencement Of
the shoot the birds were good and noorcd many
OF tho crack shots, so that those who lucky
enough Kill their first Two birds had work after
war; The cup was won by Mr. Newest, who killed all
seven birds Messrs. Austin and Williams tied for
opd place, each killing SIX birds. The following is a
summary OF the birds Killed.
MONTHLY SHOOT FOR rag LONG ISLAND CLUD CrP--
Soyen birds. Is yards rise; and traps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
CENTENNIAL DOG SHOW.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 20, 1876.
The corrected list OF judges on dogs at the lntcrna-
tiona Bench Show Is as foilows--
Jonn /. Long Detroit Mich.
Colonel f. e.. skinner, New YORK.
John swain. Baltimore, Md.
Dr. l.. n. Swaddell, West Philadelphia
George Droet, Montreal, Canada.
The Judges can call to their assistance such experts
as they may select
The entries to date 564 and this number viii
doubtless reach 600 before the show dav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
Ryan and McGove
SWIMMING AT LONG BRANCH.

match has been arranged between Andrew Trautz,
OF New York, George Wade, Of Brooklyn, to swim
, miles Friday next, September !, for 81 900
The last insalment OF tho stake money, 5000 side,
was paid at the Astor House yesterday. The course
will be from stakcboat miles off shore to stake
boat anchored Off the Ocean House, at Long Branch.
The start be made between and two r. N. The
quartered al the Mansion House, and aro in
good training.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
Az STKAILAN 5 sCOREa

Messrs. Lynch and Gee did not shoot their complete
all the ranges, but merely took number
Of shots at all the distances.
The marksmen and their friends came homo the
quarter after five o'clock train. Tho Ino weather at
tracted some ladies out to the sport
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First Hedt-Burgoo took tho lead. closely followed
by Lorena Derby third Going around the upper turn
Lorena To the 'front.' and lcd four lengths to the
quarter poie, and she kept the gap open down the
backstrecn TO the half-mie POLE Bursoo second, two
lengths in advance oil Derby Burgoo then made
lash and passed Lorcna, but his rider salts
fed with beating the mare, but he crossed in front
close TO cause tho marc to pull back and
go around him. When she closed up again,
the Jockey second time ioulod the mare. Burgoo
came home first by a length and half, but was dis
ianced for foul riding. Derby was two lengths behind
Time, 1:49is
Second eat-Derby took the lead, and two
lengths front at The quarter POLE the same at the
hall, and came homo winner by two lengths in
1:4o1.
Third Hedt-Derby took the lead at the start, and
never relinquished H. he was length ahead at tho
quarter pole at the halt, and coming won the
heat and race by two lengths. Time, 1:5Oi.
The following is a summary -:
SAME DAY-Purse $2o0-Runnng Race.-$125 to the
first, S25 TO the second horse; mile heats.
ENTRIES
II. Gaffney's e. C. Derby by Eugene, dam BY
Sovereign, years DID,. (DeaD l
DAILY Bros b. m. LoreDa, by Revolver, dam
Gentle Annie. o years old. .tHankinsonl 2
j. q. Betbunc's b. &. Burgoo, by imported
Hurrah, dam Emma Downing, years
Time, l:4ets-l 40 al sos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

There two for to-day-tbe 2:29 race,
with Planter and Trio starters. In the pools Planter
has the call Mt 10 g. For the 222 purse follow
ing the starters aud average OF poCs:Sam Purdy
S45; Bella, s35; Sensation. S2l; Adelaide, Sl4;
Slow Go, sl2; Lady Turpn s., and Amy. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

give specimen OF her speed she ran past the bas.
terry ana up the Hudson. The fine little craft behaved
noby and without mucn exertion maze ner e'c.en ~.
twelve knots as she bowled along. The gnests werc
delighted aGd Mr.. Herreshon WAS the recpent OF inc
beartest congratulations. Later IN the evening .ue
Viola left with Mr.. Herreshon and his family, ior sRs
Centennial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
HANDBALL.

A large number OF spectators witnessed tho match
between Newark and New York yesterday. At Mo-
Quades court, No. 404 Madison street. The Newark
representatives, Timothy Ryan aud James No
Govern while those for this city were John Lenihal
Michael sullivan. The match was for the best
three In i've games for $50 side. The following
tho score:-
LIST 3D. Sd. 4h. 5M. Tx
RYAN and McGovern ........... ID 81 10 II 1919
Lenhan and sullivan. ......... 81 10 81 N-S2
After tho above match over. match ut rackets
was played in which Morris Moore, the champion Of
the world at American rackets defeated by Barney
McQuade, us will be seen by the following score:
LIST I'd 3rd Tk
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.

SARATOGA, n. r., Xuaust -, 1874
Frank Thompson, OF New York city. was to-dayaps
pointed Of tho Abingdon Square Savings DAhe
New York, by justice Landon, on motion Of the ~.
torncy General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
YACHTING NOTE.

The sloop yacht Caprice, Mr. Dickinson, from New
York, passed whitestone yesterday p. NJ en- rous
for Newport
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
CREEDMOOR.



PRAcTIcE-THR AUSTRALIANS OUT.
The hight, the wind and clearness OF yesterdays
bany atmosphere presented to the American rife
team, tho Australians and their friends who TO
Creedmoor for practice, conditions tha, exccp
tionaby favorable to good shooting and the result
shows that the mark smen slow 10 profit by
the opportunity.
The ranges shot The 500, 900 and !, 900
yards; the number OF shots as usual fifteen at each
distance All OF the teams proper and the reserve
GLIDING Colonel schafer, from Chicago present.
The Australian team also the field and, will
be seen from their scores, the Victorian portion
well up the lcvel OF the excellent practice made by
their country from sydney Colonel John Bodine'
for two years OF the foremost men the Ameri-
team, also Tor a days practice, and showed
that, although he had been TO Creedmoor OF
late be had forgotten his former method oil making
a long string OF bulls eyes at all the ranges
The practice began AT ten O'Clock and was finished
before five in the afternoon.
1t will be seen from tho first eight scores for
the first time record the aggregate OF
1854 points has been roached-a feat ia rifle
shooting which has been cquaed any
where before. General nakin heads The score
with total OF 205 points out OF possible
225, record which has only once been equaIed at
Crccdmoor (by Mr.. Rathbone) and never approached
day l9ss points, while the Australians made the
handsome aggregate OF $40 points, and averaged 1929
per And 1t must be remember that Messrs.
Lynch and Gee. two OF the crack shots among the
Australians, did not shoot In the regular practice yes
terday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

In the second trotting contest there were thirteen
entries, SIX of which came the score. These
Gerry Walkers black marc May Bird, J. J. Bowcn's
geding Honest Harry. ST. McManus' bay mare
Carrie W. S. sargcnt's brown stallion Commonwealth,
Budd Dobles bay mare Belle BrassheId and W. II.
Crawfori's brown mare Annie Collins. c. S. Green's
bay geiding Breeze John Trouts bay Nettie Bur-
lew, Ben Mace's bay geldng ORIENT A.
Boyces bay mare Nellie Irwin. NJ. H.
Van Scoter's roam marc Blue Mare, W. r. Hunts
white gcldng White Cloud, and Morrell Higbee's bay
geldlng Little Fred withdrawn. May Bird
the before the start but after the first heat
Commonwealth sold even against the field
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
Third Annual Summer Meeting Of the Con-
netcut Stock Breeders Association.
CHARTER OAK PARK, HARTFORD, CONN.
An Appreciative Crowd Witness Two TrOt!ing
Contests and a Running Race.
Dick Swiveller, Commonwealth
and Derby the Winners.


HARTFORD, Conn, August 90 1876.
The third annual summer meeting OF tho Connect
leu, Stock Breeders Association began the Charter
Oak Park three miles west from this place, this alter
noon under tho most favorable auspices There was
very fair attendance probably numbering two thou
sand SPECTATORS all OF whom appeared satisfied with
the trotng and running that took place. This
Of the best appointed in this country aud the
landscape in all directions surrounding the
enclosure is simply grand Tho track laid out as al
correctly fashioned ones should be. that 49, with two
stretches of quarter of mile each, the taking
up tho other parts tho mile Tho stables at the
possible, and entirely away from the public There
arc three largo stands facing the homcsretch which
crowded with spectators The track was IN most
excellent order, having had water carts pouring over
it until noon when it in the superb condition
for making fast time
Three races came off, the first being trottng race
between horses that had beaten 1885, the second
for horses OF the 224 class and running race OF mile
heats; all OF which of promptly and reelected
credit on the management
In the first trottng contest there twelve entries,
five OF which came 10 The post These were Golden's
bay geldng Dick Swiveler, Phelps Co.'s bay mare
Sadie Howe, Nye Il Fosters gray mare Mambrino
Kate. A. B. POSTS brown gcldng Big Fellow.
Walter Bassiord's bay marc Carrie n, c. s.
Green's brown mare Rose, William Sargcant's
II. N. Anderson's bay stallion Enfield, W. Van valken
burg's bay geding Moose and L. Parsons bay geld
ing Arlington, John McGrew's bay gelding Romeo
being withdrawn. Dick Swvcller was the first choice
in the pool sales Mambrino Kate second favor the
others selling for very low figures. Just before tho
start however, Mambrino Kate sold up very nearly
as much money as Dick Swiveller.
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I
First Heat-Honest Harry tho pole Carrie
second, May Bird third, commonwealth fourth, Belle
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-07
TO DAVID L. HASTINGS I;

suNHE updc -sientd, Louis Golds;one, one OF
thr loCs,er~ and owners 81 the Grant Mine
situated Ia Chinatown Mining District. silver
Ci,y. LYON County. Nevada, doss he~rhy give
vun notice. that l have expended since the
tenth day ii MAY, lSsa fer labor. lumeer and
improvements upon the said VrSEi Nine, the
sum Of III rt,en hundred and forty sx tsi.S.ei
Dollars. gold coin If the United states that
the proportion Of the said expenditure 50
made A. aforesaid due iroin you amounts 10
two hundred aud fw.nsy-foU dollars AID foar
cents tSa4esl. You are hereby further tsoii'
fed tina, in case yoH fail or refuse 10 pay the
above amount set opposite year name 70 the
undersigned, III Silver CITY. Nevada. before
the expirs,ion of ninety days. after this notice,
YOUR interest In the said 5rsNt Mine, viii, IL
accordance with the Act Of Congress. .nti'ied
IAN AT 80 prainote the development Of the
mining resources Of the United States. sp-
proved MAY 10. lssa. become the property 0s
the unaersi snel. who made the above espeil-
dituyc On said claim.
LOUIS GoI-DSroSE,
snvEa CRY. NV, Feb. Il. is'6. aA.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-07
SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued ont of the District Court OF the
Flrst Judicial District Of the State of Ne
yala in ana for the County Of strvy, aud II
mr., directed and delivered. on Judgment rem.
,iered In said Court on the 9th day oi NarSh'
A. II ls95. in fAyor OF George W, fhclPs,
plsiutin and against jsmes puay. defendant.
Tor the sum Of Two Thousand aud hf'y-eieht
Dollars ami Eight .nine Cents tS2eAs ssl u
$ Sold coin, with interest on S2,uSl.l4 at the
rate of seven "a per cent, per annnm troas
August oath. isT3. in L. :, gold coin, until
paid together with SSA.S5 L, = gold coin.
costs and disbursements at the date Of said
,udguent ana sccraing costs now amounting
10 the sum 81 10 and costs that may accrue.
1 ,iia. on the gih dSs Of MSy, ID. 1876, seize.
and levy upon the following described prop
erty wit, All 81 tast certain pieSe. tract, or
parcel al land situated ia the County OF Lyon.
Isle Of Novada. tie \ h, fractional quarter
snd the EAST half Of the northwest fractional
quarter Of Section I, township II north range
Is T. NJ n. NJ aud the east half of the north
west Quarter OF section 81, in township Is,
north range Is L. NJ. u. ", also the following
described tract of land situated In said county
and described by the L, :. Government Sur.
vey as the southeast quarter OF section IS and
tn. east half of the northwest quarter OF Sec
zion rs. township Is north. range IS l.. con
tanning a40 ac'es Of land n1oro az less, together
with sii snd singular the tenemon's. heresiiis-
meats and sppurtc3aNccs tntaeuhto ee4SiaS'
ing or in any wise sppeTiAspiug.
\ ,ice is hereby given that on the lesh day
o: June, A II. ls36, between tue hours 81
O'clock A. NJ ana o'e.ock Z. NJ. namely at
Il o'elock VI. Of that day, | viii sell all the
right. title sind interest % the said defendant
James Dasy, in and 90 the above described
praperty or shy Interest he had IN ana a. sSid
property. On the lgth day II April. A. d l-'t
u al any time s!ace. ~ thc Court house
doors ia Dayton, Lyon County, NeNses: az
,,nhl,c xuctien 70 the highest and best bid
der for L. 5 gold coin. 10 satisfy said eSeou-
ton and all costs.
II A. CQokE,
Sheriff OF Lyon County, New.
payton. May 18th, A. u, isse.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-07

Hhf MINING CLAIM BELONGING TO
V1thc Estate II Alexander W. Baldwin. de-
ceased Notice + hereby given tbs; pursuant,
Is an order made by the pissri,: Court of the
First Judicial piStr,c; Of the State u Nsvsds.
In and for uhc County Of S;c-vy, ia the matter
Of the estate of Alexander W BALDWIN. de-
ceased. on the 9sth day 81 MArrh. A. u. iSi6.
the undcrsis ned viii. IS administrator II sid
estate, sell 81 private sale at the otliee ef
Wells. fsreo Co. SILVER city, lyan Coan'y.
Neysaa. "a Monday. the 18th day OF Jane. 4.
y. is7t. q, l. o'cieek Toon Q; said day. the
Interest Of eHia estate In the mining claim
hereinafter described 10 Wit. an undivided
interest Of iOrty-one tsIl feet Of the 1cncses
Mining claim. situated In the DEVILS Gate
snd Cnlassown District. Lson Canaiy State
~ Nsvasis. said claim consisting Of 500 linear
fec, on the Mount Hope Ledge, also called che
n Us senor or scnarps Lode. on N will b.
rveSivcd At my oSee HSnAs's Building. W.
aiais City. mp IL the day Of sale. Terms cash
at lime OF sale Dated May iEh, ISIS.
w T.. DEAL,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Alexander W.
Baldwin, deceased. mi?'i
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-07
DAN NOWLAN,
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. sn.
UNITED STATES SURVEY no. 100,

TNIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE. CAR
son city, Nevada, MAY 3. Is76.--Netice
is hereby given that William Mclaughlin,
whose post office address is Virginia CITY, Ne.
vads has this day Tiled IN this office his ap-
plicAtiOn for patent fer one thousand tlohl
linear feet Of the Lewiston Lode, bearinS gold
and silver, together with the surface ground
two hundred eco feet in width for the CON
venient working thereof, situate. lying and
being III the DEVILS Gate ami Chinatown min
ing district, lyon eoanty, state OF NeNaas,
known and designated OF the field noits and
official plat a. GDi.ea states survey ar let No,
100 In Sc ton .. township IL north Of range
Il east VI d. N. the exterior
boundaries % said los No. los De
ing a. ia lows, 20 Wit: Beginning a.
post Ne l. located ON the ives. site OF Long
Rayiue about 2S9 feet west; riy mon. the Bnck
eye hosting works, ana running thence rr>t
course south. 5 degrees 81 INITIATES, west looc
feet e. post No. }: thence second course ..oTth
Slts degrees wesi-at 1So feet Is post Ne ),
whence prominent point 81 rocks bears seafh
degrees 10 minutes west; smoke stack 81
Dalton HOSTING works bears south 81 desreer
- minutes west, als1 the quarter section cornes
on the west line Of section 3, township i6
north range 81 eSst NJ. u. VI hears north -
degrees l. minutes, YVES, distant ss9S fe~t;
90 feet TO post Ne 4, thence thru course
north degrees 81 minutes east 1909 feet To
post Ne 5: thence fourth course south. ;! y de-
yrees east 20 feet T. post NJ /, the point of
BEGINNING, contsiuing 50 loo acres bearings
expressed from the irse meridian, magnetic
varisti0n le degrees eAsf The labor sGd ina-
provs .u.nts consist of two shafts. exceeding
soc IN value. Survey nsxde IL eooioria to
the record az location. rhis locs;tcn Vas
duly reSor.iei sn osoS l, page &sa, records 81
the Devils Gste mini g district, Lyon county.
Neyais kept at the ofsire Of the mining re-
cortler st 81 yer city. Nevada This claim l.
bounded by no known claimants, the nearest
claim on the east being the Buckeye mine
Ans and all persons ella latug adversely any
portion of this claim sre repaired IL ME their
savt rse claim with the register Of the united
states Land of.ice at Carson CITY, Nevada,
dursns the sixty days period Of publication
herrreo; or they will be hsrrcd by virtue Of
the provisions II the statute.
A. WAiTL, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-07
Applications for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 500.
L. $. SURVEY No. iia.


r s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
u . Nevada, Aprii 5. ls'6.--No,ce u htren!
given .hs. Hermann J, L. ScAcel and Washing
ton seswen whose postosfsee al ress is silver
City. Lyon County, Nevada, have msie aptsi.
cation for eighteen hundred tisaNl linear icet
OF the MoNrEIUMA LODE. called the hhis.
MANN ]. I. sCuEEL AND WASHINGTON
SEAWEIL CLAIM, situated Ia Devils Gate
and Chiha,own Mining pisssic., Lyon Conn-
". NeyadS together with surface ground ionr
hundred feet III width, fer the CONVENIENT
working thereof. and described on the plat
and held notes GA fte in my oiAee IS iolie"s
ta.w.t: ReEit. nina at Post Ne. !, whence bears
tha \ section corner ON the west line of &c
,iuu t6 Township le n, u. n H. VI. ID, NJ
n T0s.s W. distant M feet sai Running
from said Pest Ne. list course. \. esS n 81
40 feat pass through III. 5. W. corner pest No
? of the Carson Cos L. =, Survey Ne. n;
whence bears SNAKE stack II nsney CO.
haisting works = a. 4. . W; smoke stack Of thr
sprina Valley Mil $. 81 W: SNAKE siSeb
ei Knssu,h hoissing works y fsS W. Flagstaff
on MI Davidson \. ~ 30 min. W } stsh teet 10
post No >; thence ~ course. ) S4.s W. 800
lee, 10 pct No s: thence Ri course. 5. 6sS W.
&0so feet to pest No. 4. thence sth course, \.
So r. s1a feet 20 post Ne. I. the point OF
beginning. Containing Il sT-loe acres Hear
iass expressed from the true meridian mag
net'c variation len East. The la'sor ana I'M
movements cousis, of shafts aud tunnel sx-
ccetlins ave hundred dollars in value. This
claim was located under the name 81 III" Men
ttxuma Ledge and Company, This claim =
bounded on the north by the Carson Ca : I.
: Survey No. ~. the wet. south and east
hy n. known claimants. m. location neflec
is sn rxsS,ori snd inay b. found in keok &C.
Miscellaneous Records, page ~. Lyon CeRn-
IL Records kept at the etsre OF the County
Rceorsier s, Dayton. Lyon Coanty, Nevada
Any Sna sill per ous claiming adversely any
portion Of said Hermann ]. t. sehcel and
Ain Il hs
their adverse clai.u with the Register 81 the
L. 5 Land uf.ee. IS Carson VgtS. Nevada,
during the sixty DAYS period O: pnsl,cs'ien
hereof or they will be barred by ysItae Of the
provisious OF the statute.
spy- cod A. WAITE. Register,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-07
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

II ossUrH MINING COMPANY -Loct.
IN ;inn of principal plsce vi business
~Su Francisco. California Iocatipn q
works, Devils cate District. L. ou county, Ne.
Sads Notice Is hereby given that mact-
in.Stf the Beard ~ ptfsetufS held on the
twenty.niuth day Of MAY. iS50. sn assess.
men,, M, 6. # atty tsol cent, psr share VAS
levied upon the capital stwek u the corpora.
.iou. psysbio inrncdiaiei, in United States
aula COIN 10 the secretary. at the cthos Of tina
company No alp California street. room Ne,
3. san Francisco. Csliforals, Any siack upon
which this assessment shall remain unpaid On
til, twct iy.pinth day q June. isT6, Viii t~
delinquent and advertised for sale a: pnhhc
surtiou. ani unless payment Is made before
will lie sold IN Wednesday, the nineteenth
day II Jaly. ISIS. g. pay the delinquent a..
sessuasnt together with costs OF advertising
and expenses II sale,
by orxier q: The beArsi II Directors.
EDWARD =. STONE. sccrvtsry
ufhce-lia California street. Room Ne. ).
San Francisco. California,