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Nv you have any form ~ ague. no matter
how obstinate, or how much other medicine
you have taken 10 no purpose, Shallenber-
gers Pills will cure you. Price one dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

so to construct and maintain all sewers also 10
lay ont crosswaks and sidewalks and to keep the same
territory hereby annexed ANY proceedings or the
Commissioners OF the Public Parks for the construction
Of any bridges tunnels drains, blind drains or under
drains aud all proceedings to be hereafter taken by VIZ
tue of the said Department Of Public Works 10 Open reg
ulae, grade, nag curb, gutter or pave any streets,
roads, avenues shall be taken and prosecuted
by the Commissioners Of the Department OF Public Parks
a"Deparmen Of Public Works respectively, as afore-
said under and in of the provisions OF the laws
force for the construction Of such works or when
may hereafter be passed for the taking and prosecuting
ceilings in the City Of NewYorl by the said Com
missoners OF the Department OF Public Parks or the
Commissioner Of Public Works provided that no such
Improvement shall be initiated without the petition OF
consent OF the OF Onethrd in hneal feet along
the Improvement of the property to be assessed ther
for" After the passage OF this act all unpaid
gas taxes and assessments, which shall nave been I'M
shall be received and collected by tho Bureau
Of Arrears Of Taxes OF the City or New-iorK
and for the payment Of all claims which shall nave Decn
audited by the board Of town officers Of the town or West
Farms for the payment of which the said gas taxes anu
assessments were unpaid upon property III tne say t9~h
hereby authorized and directed in pursuance OF the laws
relating to assssmen in and the issuing Of assessment
bonds OF the City OF NewYOrk now in force TO Issue
assessment bonds in anticipation OF the collection OF the
unpaid taxes and assessments and he Is hereby a
th0rized negotiate the same and apply the proceeds
thereof to the payment the audited claims for the
payment OF which such taxes assessments were I'M
posed and for the purpose OF issuing said bonds such gas
taxes shall be deemed rs assessments.
There is further amendment in the former act made
by emitting the following:
No not already laid out shall be con-
sructed through upon the depot station grounds OF
any railroad branch Of the not operated by steam
within the said territory unless with the consent OF the
said railroad company.
1t is urged in opposition to this bill that it authorizes
the issue OF city bonds for the payment OF
this claim, which ought to be charge upon Westchester
County taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
THE ASSEMBLY.

The annual reports OF the State Homeopathic Society
and the Auditor OF the Canal Department were presented
by the Speaker
Mr. FORSTER presented the report of the Commission
ers TO Revise the Statutes Of the State together with
a bill making regulations concerning courts in civil
cases.
By Mr.. MILEhIO make the Office VI CierA Oi BioJnle
County a stl.'ricd Office.
By HIr TAloR-ro amend the charter OF Lancaster.
Commission OF Charities oil II members, 10 without
81 Mr. TowNSEND-ro establish tree and unrostraned
intercourse between the people Of this aud other States
By Wr EoRsrL.-Io prevent injury To animals in New
YorL. The same as Mr.. Gcrt1rd's IN the ., nate.
By Nj. PoSI-PrONldluB regulations lOI the AuDuIh
By Mr. NJ \. CAMPpLLL-To equalze taxation in the
By Mr. KnII,N-For the relief of certain employees
street railroads. Ii prohibits the receiving oi OOhGses
iiUIn conductors and drivers.
societies. -, A.. a., -, -, x,,.,, ,
muIcae to the Assembly list of all receivers OF saa-
rico that city and mandatory proyiaions liked ny tAs
81 MI RuGGLEs-That the Clerk be directed to have
all amendment to existing laws III bills printed IA itahcs
for Tie eNtpatlOu OF Official corruption and cxtrala-
gance. lie tNen moved the previous question: "hieh
was not ordcred-43 Yeas TO 6o nays
Nil. sTRAIAS offered an amendment, changing the
phraseoogy 10 express the sense OF the House That
MIR. WEIASi accepted this amendment.
Sir. HoGhBooM onered AN amendment that the eA-
ton imposed the responsibility on this House 10 began
system of retTcnchIncni.
Uni, was rejected by a vote OF 81 TO 81.
The resolution then adopted unanimously
Mr. WEBB offered resolution that the judiciary Com
mittee report constitutional amendment prohibiting
ANY exclusive privileges 20 soc;arian schools.
Mr. MLIANT rising 10 debate, the resolution went over
The sent III the annual report VI the captain
of the Port Oh New ORR, OF fees TccelN ed 10y HIM.
Tie SPEAKER announced tho following appointments:
dsststdnt SeTQe4 HL0t ArBis-0iiecnewat
IUstna.sr-fhonss A. Murphy.
Assistant fostBtdstsT-Geo. a. ksselburgh
SnDsr.uttd ut Of Doclmeats-W. W. Markham.
A..t.tlnt Superintendent o. DscuaentsJodn ii. Ferris
JiattJr-Dayld H. Luey.
Asststdnt yaat0r-John w. Wheeler
Mad CaTT.ar-Janes " elsh
SpedkeJ's Cerk-George l.. Nelson
SDea1ey. Nesseager-James Las D0nd =,
D0OTKeepeTs Stanford REYNOLDS Valentine baAer, W" ~
Rimukins NancIt, Cornelius
r,If- l.. MorellOuse, VIM. ii. Gardner
ngers-EdwaId Herman, Danei berthol, W.
w WEIGH Herman WebezAiL John 5An"ih, Janes Johnson
The srEAkE. announced the ioLOwlhS appointments
by the CLERK; - n
faat Cl<TL-Samuel r. Alien.
JOurna CLegk-N Nm. IL. Baker.
I,outu Clerk.ohn ". Vrooman, Henry +. Able, }. W.
Alden Lorenzo LesAe, Alexander D. Dun
bar William 6edney Laay cite u. sweet, j. H. Hoemer.
Lstrar,a,s-Frank II. Peck
Assistdnt LtbTandn-Reed Hanton.
CLERKS AssssngeJ-Blchald Meredith
AessnqUs-ErBest q. AIMEE, George p. Lee. -smpt ".
Clark.
Adjourned
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Albany NOTES,
ALBANY, n. Y, Wednesday, ]

ALBANY, n. Y, Wednesday, Jan. IL, 1876.
The Assembly judiciary Committee, at It's meeting
this afternoon, agreed TO report bill amending the
present in relation to masked balls 30 as 10 permit
masquerades when conducted by peaceabe assemblage
and when in the cities OF New-YOrk and Brooklyn per-
mission has been first obtained from the police author
ties. Tho bill agreed upon, after arguments had
been heard from MessTs Godfrey Gunther, Martin
Nlchtmann and others. 1t will he pressed through the
Assembly tomorrow The occasion for haste tine near
approach Of the date Tor which the LederhTanz Ban
has been set.
Senator Bixby introduced bill legislang Commits
soncr Dunlap out of Office by providing that the appoint
ment Of the Commissioner OF Jurors IN NewYOrk shall be
made within 20 days after the passage Of the act by
Board consisting OF the Recorder, the County Clerk and
the Attorney that bis term OF office snail he
tive years aud his salary $1,000. The same proceedings
may be taken for the removal OF the Commissioner,
he appointed under thus act, for the removal OF
police Justices. Any vacancy 10 to DO hied Tor iuL
term.
Accomplishment Farchd, on his return to-day from
the ia George d. Lord received tho communication
Of DstrictAtorney Britton asking him to try the case
against Vim. A. Fowler either in person or by deputy
himself
Mr. schuyers name not sent In to the Senate to-
day for the Office OF Auditor, but will 90 in tomorrow
The prospect OF his confirmation is considered excellent
senator SekIeg who defeated Mr. schuyer for the Sen
ate will not oppose IT, aud A. b. Cornell Is known to de-
IL,
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NETWORK. THURSDAY. JANUARY I3, l

The nomination Of Mr. Marston OF Missouri as ms sue
cessor has therefore been Withdrawn from the Senae'
The Senate Committee on Military Affairs had meet
ING to-day at which Senator Logan presided for the ns
time this session. His health is improving slowly
Committee agreed TO report fayOrably on nuihpcI
Executive nominations including that OF MAJOR hooeI'
MacFcely to be Commssary General of Subsistence
Conscience money to the amount OF $3.50, from Cilh
ton Iowa. was received a the Treasury Department. To-
day. the sender being captain in an Iowa regimen u
ing the $40 80 In gold conscience money io .o
Government on goods imported at New-lork, ana up
praised in error, was also received.
delegation of the Society Of Friends appeared psi
the Senate Committee Indian Affairs, to urge me rc
tention OF Barclay White superintendent OF ihulsn
Affairs for the Northern SUPPLEMENTARY headquarters
at Omaha.
Henry II. Smith, q journalist formerly OF Micnlsan,
and prominent Liberal Republican has been appoh'ou
Printing Clerk In the House of inc nrs
recognition Of the Liberal Republican element III 'ho
House.
Ex-senator Henderson OF Missouri Is In the clty' ana
had long interview with the Attorney Generai tiiS
afternoon.
FOr regular report Of Congregational PToeedn0' zee Se'0"a
TIUc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
THE SENATE PRESIDENCY.
HE SLNAIb I1NI-' iDI-NNi'
Mr.. TDMUNDs's AUTHORITATIVE AND INTERESTING
sPEECH-TuE sESA1E'S RIGHT TO REMOVE AT
PLEASURE SETTLED.
Ipr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


PLEASURE SETTLED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON. JAN 12.-The Senate spent an
fire dav III debate on Mr. Mortons resolution regard
ing the Presidency pro ten. The resolution which
was under consideration, and which was the only
one of special importance that declaring that
the Senate could at any time elect President pro
ten.
Mr. Edmunds, always authority on questions Of
! law and precedent, made very good statement of
tho whole case and that part of his speech which
referred to the House of Lords in England was par
tcularly interesting He called attention to the
fact, not generally known, that in the absence OF
the Lord Chancellor who is merely the presiding
officer of the House of Lords and not member. the
House elects presiding officer pro ten. every
ing Mr.. Edmunds called attention to the fact
that the United States Senate was formed upon
the model of the House Of Lords, the only difference
being that the members of the latter for life.
The Vice President like the Lord Chancellor in the
House of Lords, is not member OF the body over
which he presides bat an officer Of the Government;
but, Ill his absence, one Of their own number ~
chosen and becomes an officer, subject 10 their
pleasure. Another strong point made by Mr. Ed
munds was that wherein he referred TO the change
able character of the Senate politically considered.
As case in point it may easily be imagined that the
Senate, now Republican. may III two years be Demo-
cratic. If the Republicans should elect President
pro TEN. now. and could not change him, might he
that the Democratic Senate would thus be com
PEELED to be presided over by of their own nuIn
Der Of opposite politics.
Several Senator'S participated in the debate, and
Just before the vote was reached Mr. Whyte offered
an amendment adding that the Senate should have
control of the President pro tenn, except when he
should become President. This was rejected nm
necessary, and the resolution was passed. The
fourth resolution Of the Committee on Privileges
and Elections declared that as Mr. Ferry had been
elected, lie was now President pro ten. This was
Withdrawn by Mr.. Morton as unnecessary, the point
having been covered by the previous resolution.
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TERM OF THE PRESIDENT.
TERN Or HE IhESlDENl'
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE FAVOR ELECTION FOR SIX
YEARs-SEvERAL VOTES on TIE sUBJECT-HoW
TILE COMMITTEE STAND.

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE JANoh f@ihS'iN-' 'Ni' ''<N
YEARs-SEvERAL VOTES on TIE sUBJECT-HoW
THE COMMITTEE STAND.
10y TELEGRAPH To THB TRIDUNEl
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE House judiciary
Committee considered to-day the subject of Mr..
RandalPs bill introduced Dec. IA, proposing all
amendment to the Constitution, extending the Presi-
dental term to six years. and making the President
Ineligible to reelection The whole subject was dis
cussed mt length and several votes were taken. 1t
was clear that the majority favored bill of similar
provisions, as several votes developed this fact,
but the form of the amendment has not
vet been agreed to. Some members OF the
Committee oppose the bill, because it would
cut off the VcePresident, in case he should become
President from any cause, from election as fresl-
dent although he might serve as President only
twenty-four hours by constitutional succession III
was proposed in committee that the term should be
as now four years, but that the incumbent should
be ineligible to reelection before the expiration of
eight years from his term of service. Those who
voted for Mr. Randalls amendment were Messrs.
Knott Hunton Lord, Ashe, Caulfeld and Lawrence.
The remaining five members of the Committee,
headed by Mr. Frye, Will bring in bill for four
years with eight years intervening before the fres-
ident is eligible for reelection. The following
Is the amendment which the majority will propose
AHTIcLE 16. From and after the next election for
President OF the Onlttu states tuc
his Office during the term OF six years and together WIZ
VcePresdent chosen for the same term be elected
i'm the manner as provided may hereafter be pro
Vded; neither the President nor The NcePesldtnl
when the Ohco Of II cs deut has doyOlved HpOn hh'
shall be G igiblo for reelection as President
The House judiciary Committee also decided to
sit week from next Saturday, Jan. %, for the pur-
pose of hearing arguments from several distin-
guished lawyers regarding remaining points to be
settled such as Insurance. interest &c, in the Ala
bama awards Mr. McCrary's Judicial bill was also
referred to to-day, and is in the hands of sub
committee.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
A DULL DAY IN THE sENATE-MR. wEtANT's REso-
LUTON As TO CORRUPTION ADoPTED-THE POOR

A DULL DAY IN TIE SENAIE-MR. WEiANIb kbso-
LUTON As TO CORRUPTION ADOPTED-THE POOR
IN KINGS COUNTY.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1876.
Mr.. MCCARTHY presented a petition from the
WoInans National Suffrage Association, asking that
women have the right ~ for President and Vice
President
Mr.. ,KRIs from the Committee OF Finance, reported
fayorably bill 10 continue work the New Capitol.
The President presented the annual report OF the So
ciety for the Reformation Of Juvenile Denquents.
Ito following bills introduced and referred:
by Mr.. ToBEY-lo amend the Code III reference to
referees.
By Sir. HARRIs-A bill providing that the several
County Itelsurers except In the County Of NewHolk
shall contract banas for the deposit of moneys
deposits the County Treasurer To receive annual sal
AIRY 10 exceed $1,000. and onehaf Of per centun
on ali sums received " Al the ACT 10 30 lhlo eject
Jan /, 1877.
By Mr. DEMONSTRATING for the payment of ex-
peuses Of Judges OF the Supreme Court when attending
courts not assigned to them.
BY Mr. HAMAoND-A bill that no person shall he elig
bic Office OF County Treasurer The second consecu
tive term that their salaries shall be liked by Boards OF
Supervisors and that fees except those from the sale
unpaid taxes shall DC paid To County lreasuIers.
By M. GERARD-ro prevent injury 10 animals In the
City OF Ncw-loTk by making II "a msdeneanOr Tor any
person tnIOw Into highways any h1s pieces OF metal,
glass, salt or salpeIer, or other thnSs neh sh'
wound animal.
Nv MIR BIXn1-Providng that the term OF office OF the
present Commissioner of Jurors in the City OF Aewfork
shall twenty days after the passage OF the D the
appointment such Commissioner bhau hereafter 10
vested in "A Board consisting OF the Recorder, County
Clerk, and Distrct-AtOlney salary, @o,OOO term OF
office five years.
corporations shall be organized under Chapter 40 Of
laws ui ISAs Chapter li3 OF laws OF 1874 Chapter 265
laws oil 1904 Chapter IL OF laws OF lo1o SAaPer o4o
OF laws oil 1897, aud Chapter I1o oi laws Oh 1917.
Mr. HarIiss bill To continue work on tne new Capol
building passed, all yOdng III the affirmative eAcept
Messrs oeikreg and starDuek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ia Mrs. Lynch, residing
IN the part Of the city Mira OrDOrne Ia the street
to-day for refusing to take back a Islander
BOsroS, Jan. 12.-In the United States Circuit
Court today John w Pierce b formerly cashier of the Mef
chants Natonal Bank oil Lowell was placed
charge Of embedding sloO.cJ1 belonging to the bank.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 12.-Barney McQuade of Cum
beTlsnd Nd convicted Of attempting 10 doiaud the Govern
ging county and claims today sen
fenced 10 years Imprisonment and 10 pay OF sooO
Troy, y. Y, Jan. 12.-Dr. o. +. Cobb a West
Troy ply scn sent " the Penonary for Fix months
aud IN Justice Conway Of Troy this morning loI ia
decenty dlsponig II the OF dead Infants lie was
arrested IA Albany while attempting 10 escape.
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demand more paper money than Will then be
outstanding. OF course, they will be required to
redeem their notes in gold at par, instead of in
greenbacks as at present.
1t is reported that Mr.. Schleicher has prepared a
very able speech in support of his bill, in which he
will argue that it does not contemplate any contrac-
ton of the currency in actual circulation that 1t
VIII not derange business, and that it will
cause a return of confidence and prosperity. He
does not think the gold paid out would be locked up
by spectators, because its steady tendency would
be downward and whoever held it would do so at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

CLEVELAND, Jan. Fin the chess match yester-
dsy game by MI Judd. The score now stands
Nj. Judd Ave gaines Mr. Ansrton two and drawn t"o'
TOLEDO, Jan. l2.-Louis Shaw, who recently de-
feated Carter the billiard champion OF Ohio has challenged
William Buregh OF Chicago for tho championship oi the
North and South btaea The forfeit 500
was deposited today.
PORTLAND Me-, Jan. IA Thomaston dispatch
says the Jeei Ioruen received cable
Telegram TO- 1876. as foows ITO George Miller
aud William smith Of Jefferson Borden. Maine
state Iisop-Get reprieys apd you BeIaIin
p UaysA Maj OF Jenerson borden"
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mr. oARFIELDs DEFENSE OF TIE NoHin
nrr,p,,c.S PAErY-Tar OTHER sPEEchEs-A
80 ovrp POINT OF PARLIAMENTARY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-14
SUMMONS.
IN THE DIST RIOT COURT or THE !

IN THE DIST RIOT COURT OF THE fIRsr
Jndi cisl District ~ the state ~ Nevada, In
and for the county Of storey.
JOHN LYNCH. Plainiin, W. MARY LYNCH,
Defendant.
Action brought IN the District Court % the
firrt Judicial District Of the state ~ Nevada.
In and Tor tho county OF storey, and the com
plant hled IN laid county. In the ONCE 81 tho
Clerk " said District Court. on the 18th day Of
November A. u 1916.
The State of Neyada sends greeting To MARY
LYNCH Defendant; iou NJ. her.b, required
To appear u an Action brought against you by
the shove named plainiif. IA the District Conrt
Of the First Judicial District 81 I a state %
Nevada. In and for the county q storey. and
answer the complaint nhd ihsrrib, within ten
day. (.rclusiye 81 the day oi .sryicc) after the
service % you % this SUMMONS. " .'rv,d IN
s.id county. OF, n served out Il ,aid county.
within twenty days aud IN al other cases, fo'iy
dalr; or judgment by default will BE- taken
against you According 10 tie prayer OF said
complaint.
The said sctlon il brought to Oh ain . decree
~ TIL. Court di.sslsing the bonds q matn.
mony nov EXISTING between you and said
Ilaihrf. On the ground tina YOU u%illinlly de-
serted said p'aintir. ard siill continue so to
desert him. for more than on. .caf PRIOR 10 tho
| commencement " this action
fot particulars. zee complaint on fls Ia this
ONCE.
And you are hereby notified that n you iil 10
answer the conf l.ini. the rsid plalntiff will
tab. judsm,nt against jou as rrsy,d ior IN
said complaint.
District Court OF the H,,t Judicial Distinct n
the state ~ Neyais. In ard Or The county ~
storey, this 2sth day Of No,enbsr. In tie year
Of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred ani
-eyenty.six.
BY 4. II. srssios-. Deputy Clerk.
del law u 4 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-14
NOTICE TO LIEHHolDERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
l commenced an action In the District Court
Of the iirst Jndicia. District oi the siste ~
Nevada. In and for the equity OF storey, Ia
which seton they are pisintiffs and the Rt1.f.
ANCs MINING COMPANY l. d. f.hdsnt.
which action L. brought Ia "a force . lien In "a.
yor NJ plaintiffs and against ssid i~l1litnoe Min
Ing Company upon = bullding In Gold Hiil,
county III st0fe5. state ~ Nevada. standing on
the surface ground of the Reliance mine. be.
tween the hoisiiDg wsrks % III. Trojan mine
mi the North American mine. sald building
being the ofioe building of the Reliance mine.
together with the land upon which the SAINT IL
erected. and \ eoDysnisnt rpscc about the
sane; which lien ;. Ia secure the sum % Que
bundled dollar. IN gold coin " the United
states. and 1. claimed under aud by virtue Of
the Act u the Legislature of the -tai. 81 Ne.
yadA entitled 'An Act TO .seuie liens 10 me.
chsnics aud other and TO rep.ai all other teis
In relation thereto" approved sislch J. 1873:
Now, Therefore. ell psr-ons holdins o. claim.
Ing lien. upon said premises under the pro-
yislon Of said Act arr hcr.hy notified 10 be
and appear before said District Court ON
TUESDAY, the iDth day 81 December. AID.
is.s. at 10 O'Clock a. ~. the same cling . day
OF the rreulsr October term. A. ID. 1875. 81 raid
Court. and 10 exhibit then and there The proof
u. NJ. JEwETT.
n. l.. MILLER,
PIainiifs.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ BRIDGET CONLAN. Of storey county,
wife Of JOHN C0NLAS, int.nds 10 male an
application 10 the District Court of the first
judicial District ~ the State % Nevada. In and
for the county OF Storey, on The itth day OF De
cember. isf6, for an order 81 said Court per.
hitting her 90 carry On business In the oounty
of ITO ~ IN her own nsme and on her o~n ae-
count. under and by virtue 81 an Act OF the
Legislature Of the State " Nevada entitled
AN Act 10 authorize married ~omen To trans.
act bu-in9ss IN their own name ~ cole traders.
sppfoyed February q, lsST. The busibsrs che
Intend. To carry on IL that Of buying and sell.
ing veal estate, buying and selling cattle. and
ssillns milk In the county Of storey.
BRID0Er CONAN.
yov,mhe. m. fs-s mold ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-14
NOTICE.

THERE WILL BH A MEETING or THE
i ~,iockholie- Of the Eureka Mining Com.
many OF Pinenut Valley. Gepesee Mining Dis.
irct. Dougia. county. Nev.d., on hoderigo
PIFTEHNTH or DECEMBER. is16-of which
meeting the following named stockholders IN
the RuiskA Mining Company. and all other
person. interested. will take notice; ". Roo.
eriro. J. II. Kiitfsll. J. Raycra.t. q. q. HoL
brook. ]. Ilsycraft Jr., \. Rice J Lynn, X.
Iiayc'sn, \. futile. x. Rice. }. Deal aid 4.
liater.
Pinenut. December Z. 1876. ds,itd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-14
REscINDMENT.

GOLD CANON CONSOLIDATED MINING
u Company. -NoiIce IL her By given, that Il
shove named Company. held November ~.
1916 the assessment (No. ~ heretofore levied
on the capital stock Of said Company on Sep.
tsmeer ls. 1916. Of Ten Cents per share. was
rescinded.
4. a. PARDow. Secretary pro ten.
November n, 1915. no79