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The New York herald., 1876-12-27
IN AND OUT OF THE WORLD.

THE BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS IN NEW
YORK DURING THE YE4R-FIGUREs WORTH
STUDYING.
The annual report OF the Bureau Of Vital Statistics
in OF preparation by Deputy Registrar DR..
John T. Nagc completed up TO the Esd OF the present
month"; and when the vital statistics for tho ensuing
week shall have been added it will be made part OF
the annual report OF tho Board Health for the year
1876 According The report the number odeaths
was rs 63S decrease OF about 500 compared with
last year suly stands in the Inst as having the largest
number, 4.l72 deaths being recorded during that
month. The next is August, when =, 1872 took place.
November is accredited with sos, and December has
loss than ALL l,49i. OF tho burial permits issued
2 9o3 came through the Coroncrs. !. $50
were permits for burals IN transit, Is. permits Tor
removal the city cemeteries and 2245 were per.
rnis for burial OF stubborn children. The number OF
referred by the Board OF Health to the Coroncrs
for Investigation was II The number OF births during
tho year were, 10 the 23d inst, %, 300, OF which
August had the largest share, 2 lss having
taken place In that month. April had the
smallest number, l,70s. The total number
OF marriages for the year Is found TO be '04. the
largest number IN any one month being '35, which
we're celebrated in October March is discovered TO be
the unpropilious period for matrimony, only SAL
couples having joined hands during that month Nine
hundred and sxy.onc transcripts OF records OF DEATH
l64 OF marriages and 1gS OF births were made The
number Of searches for marriages, births and deaths
were l,22I.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
DISHONESTY'S VARIORUM.

Christmas and tho memories OF the past called up
by its celebration do not TO have converted from
the ways that dark many people who have a weak
ness for approprat,ng 20 their the goods Of
their neghbors. For instance
young named Hugo schultz, who said be was
an agent residing at No. 2l7 Tenth avenue
raigned yesterday at the Washington Place Police
Court and committed for trial in default OF 81 600 bail
for stealing gold WATCH chain and locket, valued at
$780, from Mr.. Daniel Ahern, OF No. 1877 East Eighth
street. The prisoner denied tho charge.
William Gard, aged nineteen, employed recently as
waiter the boarding house No 10 Lafayette place.
held Tor trial by Justice Bixby for stealing hat
from Mr.. Louis NJ 1ddngs and and vest worth
500 from Mr.. George II. Fitch both gentlemen beng
boardersi in the house, When arrested the prisoner
was wearing M. Idd,ngs' hat
Patrick kehoe, who saws he is hnckman, and that
he resides at No lly West Twcnty-iourth street,
arragned before the same Judge 10 two charges
case was Michael Desmond, Of No. 54i West Twenty
third street, who testified that, in company with
friend pesr,ns the unusual name OF john
he entered Scott's liquor saloon, corner OF Sixth
avencc and Thirty y-sccond street While there Kchoc
and another man entered and dispute occurred
Kehoc and tho strange man followed Desmond and
smith to the sidewalk and there attacked them Des
mona was struck ugly blow in the face, and while
in semI-unconscious condition was robbed. Smi, his
watch. valued at $40. was also stolen. kehoe was
held for trial IN $500 bail each case. The police say
that Kehoe has already served term in State Prison
Bertha Cohen, German servant, was held for trial
by Justice Smith for robbing her employer Mr.. Mon
uclm BlOCk, VI NO zos EsSt stIeet BiTl
left Mr.. Blocks house on October 30 without giving
any warning and MT Block soon after found that he
had been robbed OF diamond ring worth $3.50. Bcr-
tha was arrested yesterday and the stolen ring was
found ON her hn2er She was committed IN 81 900
bail
Peter Messikcr aged sixteen years, OF No AZ Henry
street, and Patrick Rooney, aged sixteen years OF No
AZ Rvingion street, were discovered yesterday morn
ing sccrctcd the premises occupied by Mr.. Alexan-
der Roth. cigar manufacturer, on Tie Bowcry. They
had 1875 worth Of cigars packed ready for removal
they entered tho building, II sosms by forcing open
shos IN fle Whann Inst ire
smith Mcssiker pleaded guilty, and both prisoners
were held for trial IN default OF 81. 600 bail
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
ARREARS OF TAXES.

Before Judge Davis, in supreme Court, Chambers,
there argued yesterday motion for a m ndamus
20 compel the Comptroller TO receive from William
Doubleday his tender Of Of taxes due down
town pro gcriy, such taxes having fallen due some
eight years ago The point In The to have seven
per cent interest acceped instead OF twelve per cent,
which IT is claimed should be done under law passed
by The last Legislature An objection was raised tnat
q, the time the passed the taxes had become
satisfied by sale OF the property and It's
lease for pay OF such tases, and therefore
the present application came IN too lato and could
not be under the act in question. Judge DAVIS,
IN giving his decision in the matter, said be could not
grant the application asked Tor, inasmuch as the
lessee had been made party To the suit lie sug
rcsted that the pont Important one, and that
n had better be presented TO the General Term rs
ncw cbapnel ior The redemption OF properly sold tor
non .pa, inent OF taxes
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
SOFT" WEATHER.

The streets ofNew York yesterday were gloomy and
dssgrecablc indeed Tho old hillocks Of snow and ice
assumed dirlier hucs They became sofcr, and the
churnng Of the wheels OF thousands OF vehicles
in short oidc- reduced tho mass into tho pulpy
state Of slush broadway, down town, and the
many other grca, ,horoughiares almost knee
deep with this horrid compound. Fine rain and
wet snow added to tho dlscomforta The horse cars
wcrc doubled up' in the morning, but "singcd out
in the afternoon The weather did not wholly stop the
scighing The snow Is 50 closely packed In the Park
tho beyond that The rain did not inure
the footins but on the contrary improved IL II Il
clears up cold thcre will be gAyer The road
than have yet been Witnessed
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
THE NEW AMSTERDAM SAVINGS
BANK.
ALBANY. N, Y. Dec. 20. Is

ALBANY, n Y, Dec. o6, 1876
In the Supreme Court, Special Term to-day, before
J-s.e irgails, on application Of Richard NJ Bent
cciy.r o. the New Amsterdam Savings Bank of the
city OF New York, order was entered directing the
United States Trust Company TO deliver to said
ceiycr any OF tho bonds and mortgages now held by
them deposited by such receiver, upon his receipt
ing therefor and deposting with the said company the
full amounts due on each and overy one OF tho said
bonds and mortgages delivered ms principal and In
terest at the time OF such delivery The receiver Is
also authorized, receiving payment any of the
bonds and mortgages in question 10 execute The usual
satisfaction or assignment and deliver the original
no and
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
Substituted SuretieS in a Contract
with the City.
ANALYSIS THE TRUE MILK TEST.
Unreliability of the Lactometer as
a Milk Detective.
ESCAPING PENALTY or UNPAID TAXES.

Six years ago determination was evinccd to grade
and regulate Madison from Eighty sixth street
TO Mount Morris Park thus opening to the public tho
this required parallel avenue to Fifth
and relieving the latter from the dense throng of
carriages that now at times crowd this popular
thoroughfare Proposals for doing the work were adj
vertissd for in the usual form, and numerous BIDS
submitted for approval. The lowest ilder was
one James McKim He gave as his suretes two men
by the name of Guilfoylo and Pryor Tho Comptroller
refused to accept them proper surctcs and there
upon Mr. McKim applied to the Commissioner Of
Public Works Tor leave substitute Mcssrs Waterbury
ana Deering as such surotes. The matter hung fire
nnal recently McKim. fearing that the would
be awarded to some other bidder through the subst-
tuted sureties not having been accepted, obtained
from tho Supreme Court nm injunction prohb-
iting the Comptroller from refusing 70 approve
such sureties and the Commissioner OF Public
Works from taking any action in respect TO the bids.
The argued AT length before Judge Lawrence,
in Supreme Court, Chambers. IL was streuuousy
urged by Mr. Mckine's counsel that after tho Com
missioner Of Public Works has once assentcd TO the
change or substitution OF surees he withdraw
his assent This TACT, comprised the point
raised ON the argument On tho other side II
urged that the bid although the lowest was not con
elusive uniil approval OF the sureties Judge Law
renee gave his decision in the case yesterday en-
bodyng the same IN very elaborate opnion. He
holds that the lowest bidder must give adequate
surety that ouch surety must be passed upon and
approved by the Comptroller before such lowest
TO the In the OF his opinion he states
the tact that ater the Commissioner OF Public Works
had expressed his willingness TO accept sureties
he had ascerained the fact hai the work III question
could be done tor SOC, 000 whereas II McKim Is
allowed do the same under his old tho expenditure
exclusive of survey ors and engineers ices would
be twice that amount In passing upon this important
element in the Judge Lwrencc says that the con-
for the substitution o! new suretes for
those originally proposed would be an act OF
grace on the part of the head OF the
department; that IL rested upon considerations
before the act is consummated, before the Comptro
lers approval OF the surctcs, that he has acted
wisely ana unadviscdly, IL should be and 1t is within
his power TO withdraw his consent unlil the Comp
troier has actually passed upon the snictency OF the
sureties, and that the Commissioner Of Public
Works was fully authorized to recall and revoke his
consent 10 the substitution. He therefore vacates
the injunction and leaves II with Mr.. McKm, II he
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
BECKwITH SENT TO PRISON.

Al the sitting OF the Court OF General Sessions,
Part j, yesterday, Judge Sutherland presiding, G. X
Bcekwh was called TO the bar Tor sentence BY Assis-
ant District Attorney Bell the prisoner u wilib DO
,cmemocrcd, was convicted under two indictments
charging him with forgery and approrr'ating 70 his
own use moneys belonging 10 Is. T. Baboist Ex-
Judge Fullerton, who dcieuded the prisoner ON pom
ground OF irregularty In the indictments TUT the mo-
Iea vss denied tho prisoner WAS sentenced 10 ten
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
AFTER CHRISTMAS.

The iacchanals at the Tombs Police Court yesterday
numbered 12s Among them many respectable
persons and Tho male element prcdomnatcd Justice
Morgan regarded their excessive festive enjoyment
with lcnicncy, and In most the dcinquents
DISCHARGED with q proper reormand.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
SIEGE OF JERUSALEM.

This being tho fourth month OF the Jewish year. in
which The Romans, in their siege OF Jerusalem, At
tempted TO destroy the Holy Temple and were at first
repulsed, the commcmoratcd yesterday
with appropriate ceremonies In tho Jewish places Of
IN
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Davis
Nos 13 1876, III, 173, 1ss. 209, 243 247 24s $50,
252 255 256 257, 25s 25e, 2s CO. g. r. 10, 100 l03
IO5 no. 1l5 H. 49, 100 12l. l23 l26, 140 l43 149
1874 $780, l91 1885, 100, 2l9 229, 245 246 26o 26l 262
263
SUPREME CouRr-GEyERAL TgRA-Wl meet for the
purpose OF rendering decisions.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
SUDDEN DEATH.

Annie Hoffman, aged sixtcen, died suddenly ycster-
day, at her residence, No. "a Norfolk street
The New York herald., 1876-12-27

CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGRl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District ~ The state az Nevada, In
and for TIE county of storey.
JOHN LYNCH. fiainiin, ". MARY LYNCH.
Defendant.
Action brought In the District Court of the
fir-t Judicis. District ~ the state ~ Nevada.
IN and Tor the county of storey. and the com.
plaint hled IN ,aid county. Ia the Office Of the
CLERK Of said Distrct Court. on the 10Th day VI
November A. u. 1916.
The state q Neyada sents greeting to MARY
| LYNCH Defendant. iou arr hereby rtqui.d
% appear !, Al aetion brought against you by
the aboyr named plainiif. in the District Court
of the First judicial District Of I . state 10
Nevsds. IN and for the county q Storey. and
answer the complaint nlad therein. within ten
days tsIeiusi,e of the day u ~ssryieel sftsr tho
service on you o. this summons. ~ served In
said county. or. II served out ~ fAid county.
withia twenty days and In 81 other eA.e-, forty
daJr; or judgment by default will be taken
against you according TO tLc prayer Of said
complaint.
The said sction IL brought TO Cd ain . decree
81 this Court Disabling the bones 81 mstn.
inoby no~ er'tiing between you and said
p~iaiItff. on the grourd iha, YOU w~illinlly de-
rertod said plaiIiif', aud sill continue 90 to
desert him. for more than one year prior TO the
commencement ~ this action
For particulars, zee complaint on Ole In this
once.
And you are hereby notified thai II you fail 10
snsw.r the complaint. the sAid I%liintif will
take Judgment against you a. prayed ior IN
said complaint.
District Court OF the FI,t Judicial Di.trot 81
the State u Nevada. In ard f.r the county Of
storey, this 9Th day Of November. To- the year
Of ouS Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy Elk.
by q. Is. SESSIONS. Deputy Clerk.
f.l Iax.nl
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL DE A MEETING or THE
i stockholders Of the Eureka Mining Com.
p.ny OF Pinenut Valley. Gepeses Mining Die.
inct. Douglas county. Nevada, on iloderigo
Ranch, owned by Charles IIolbrook, on the
meeting the following named s~tochhoideru IN
the Eureka Mining Company. and all other
persons interested. will take notices y. Rod.
erieo. J. n. Kiitisil, J. Rayera.t. @. q. Hol
brook. j. Rsycrat Jr., Y. Rice J Lynn, X.
Itaycrsn, y. futile. X. Rice. J. Deal AID 3.
ilster.
Pinennt. December 4, 1870. delitd
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NOTICE.

A1oTIcy II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ midget CONLAN. 81 storey county.
wife Of JOHN CONLAN. intnds 90 male an
sppliestion 10 the District Court Of the Pirst
!,,diciai District Of the State Of nevada. In and
for the county OF Storey. on the itth day Of De-
rembsr. tsT6, for an order Of said Court per.
hitting her 10 carry on business In the county
Of Mo ey In hqnpvn name and on her own ae-
count, under akl by virtue 81 an Act Of the
Legislature OF the State Of Nevada entitled
IAN Act 10 suthorlze married ~omen 10 trans.
arr b uslpss. In their own name AZ sole traders"
spproyed February q. 1871. The business she
Inisnds to carry on 10 that Of buying and s~ii.
ing rrsi e-taie. buying and selling cattle. and
selling milk In the county % Etorcy.
MIDGET CONAN.
Noyembe, 10, 1915 mold Nv
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nronrm CoNNoL,nAr.p

NORTH tif.b 49,
IN GISIA MINING COMPANY -Lsatioh
os o ineipai place Of business. san Francisco
Iscaiion Of works, virginia Minirr District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 4. hereby given. thai ., . mr-iias "'
the soard of pirectsr. held On III. 2i.t day
of November. fs1o. an as.es.ioent tNs. ~ OF
rlny Cent. PSF share ~ss lssied uson the cap
i,d s'ock II the enrporsitos. payable imnedi
a,sly. IN United Stsie- aid corn. " the seere-
,arg, at the once cf the Company. Room ~.
NL Ii, California; street. Fan frsaciseo. Call
fornIs.
Any stock npoa which this ss-e.smsnt shall
rsmaln unp.it 90 tae 1Its day VI D.eembsr.
isTa. will h. Do in1uent and ADVERTISED ior
sale Al public anctiba and uniess payment y
male bsfp-~ xili be sold on tbs sixTEEs1H
DAY OF JANUARY. 1871, To pay the della
aaent a..s.sn-nt. tsscthsr with eosts of zd-
veri.ln. anl rrpens-s q ssls.
ry orssF % the tirsctor-.
JOSEPH MAnGfNE. Secretary.
one. -Room N. No 40 California -'-~-t
S,u .rsnri-co. aalifnruia. noA.d
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
The Board of Dircctorr. made ON the 2Gth day u
Uctober. 1916, 80 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary will be sold
At public %anction. nj the ONCE ~ the Company,
lioom -, tls California str. II, SAn frsncisco,
California. on "WEDNESDAY. the 2sth day Of
December. lsTG. al the hour 81 . O'Clock =. n
thereon. together with costs of advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
JAMES NRwLANps, secret,ry.
O~nicc-llocm No. Is iIayward's huilr.ng. No.
tl9 California str-et. San Francisco. California
ds9td
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a CURnY hlLVEe IL
cILvEs CRY MINING coarA.

~ N~I.-Lc Gallon OF prtncipAi PisNs S@s'
ness, San Francisco. California
Location of works. Lyon eoanty. Nevais.
Notice 10 hereby given. Mai a. . meeting oi
the Kari OF Directors, held on the 18th day OF
November, 1919. an assessment mo- DO Iwen'
ty.1ve Cent? C15c.) per share Was ies'ci upol
tho capital STOCK OF the corporation, pAyApse
i~snmedIsteIy, In United States gold coin. 10
The Secretary. 81 the once Of the COMPANY.
Room 40 Nsysfa Block. M. ~ Montgomery
strert. san Francisco. California
Any stock upoa which this s-ser.m.n'
.sall remain unpaid on the 2ld day of Do
eembsr, 1879. will he delinqueut. and al
v.rti-ed foe sale at pablo a%neiion. and nn.
lea. pa, ment 10 made before viii he soad on
THURSDAY. the nth day VI January. ISL.
IN nav The Delinquent Assessment. together
with cost. Of advertising aud expenses OF sale.
~ order of the Board Of Directors.
ALrRED X DuRBR0w, Secretary.
Onee-Rom % Nevada mst. Ss Mont
gom-ry street. San frsnci. ., c.ihosn'a+
uat.ff
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REscINDMENT.

GOLD CANON CONSOLIDATED MINING
" Company; .No,,ee J. er.by given. that q
above named Company. held November "a,
1876 the assessment tNo. ~ heretofore levied
on The capital stock Of said Company ON Sep.
rescinded.
4. a. PARDow. Secretary pro tenn.
November n. 1916. no7s
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nE0R0IA SILVER MINING COMPANY
" Storey county. Nsysds-Notiee.-Tbe zee.
md annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
above-ramcd Company. fer the purpose a.
'Ieetlng Trustees 10 serve for the ensuing year,
will be tsld u their onice. az California str.ef,
san f'sneiseo. California, on TUESDAY. the
18th day ~ Decemb-r q. 1915. at ! o'clotk D. N.
Transfsr books will lie closed iron Friday. the
18th inAtant, ut J o'clock y ~. until Ansr tho
meeting. n. wEGEkEIt. secretsy.
Ssn RnneIsco. December Z. $50. dc6d
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NOTICE 70 lIEHHoLpERs.

THg UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
L commenced an action Ia The District Court
of thu iir-t JudieiA. District of the stAie Of
Nevada, In and for the ccunty of stoi.y, IN
which seton they are pisiniif- and tho H. IL.
ANCs MINING COMPANY l. defsndant.
which action T. brought Ia 81 fore. a lien IN "a.
vor OF plaintiffs and sgainst sAid Reliance Min.
Ing Company upon q building In Gold Hill.
county ri storer. rtAie Of Nevada. standing on
the surface ground u the hsliane. mine. be.
tween the hoisting wsfis 81 the Trulsn mine
ma the North American mine. said building
being the oflce building 10 the Reliance mine.
together with the land rpon which the same II
erected. and . coL,tnient space about the
sane; which lien II 10 secure the sum 81 ole
hundred dollar. In gold coin u the United
states. and IL claimed under and by virtue of
the Act 81 the Legislature of the stkte Of Ne
vsis entitled A Act TO ,seu,e liens 10 me-
chsnlcs and othsrs and 10 repeal all other Acts
Ia relation thereto" approved Mach ,. isf5.
Now. therefore. all psrrons boiiin. or claim.
Ing liens upon said premises under the pro-
visions Of raid Act are hersby notified 10 be
and appear befor. said District Court on
TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of December. A. u.
isiG. at 10 O'Clock A. ~. the Fam. icing . day
~ The regular October term. A. ID. 1876, oi ,Aid
Court. and Ia exhibit then and there the roof
Of their said liens.
n. N. JEwETT,
n. l.. MILLER,
PIaintirs.
Dated November ~, 1870.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nPPTCE OY TIE CONSOLIDATED VIII.
" Qinia Mining Company. san ffunciseo:
California. December 4. fsTG.-Ata meeting of
the Board Of II nrtees of The shove. named CON-
pspy. held This day. q dividend ina. 81 Of Two
I'm Dollarp per share vas declared. payable on
MONDAY. Decembcr if,h. Transfer bookf
closed until Decembcr III
des In A. W. HAvESs. Secretary.
TYPE METAL y q. y. ! ss. SSs.;
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IN aDLp AND siLy u MINING CON
PASY-L.cst "a n, prnc pal place OF bu.-
ns.-. ssn Francisco CtiiforutN
Location VI works Gold hlll Mining Dissfie,.
St0sey coanty. Nevada.
Notice !. hereby given. that al Q meeting Of
the u ard OF DIRECTOR. held on the 2tth day OF
November, is.1, an sfsessment mo. " OF
Five Gents per share Va. levied npan tue
capital rt0cs Of the corporation. pa.ahle I'm
mciittcly. In uniiet slat.s soii cola. 70 the
Roons > nd "a. 30 cSB clay sirstt. san frao-
cisco. California.
Any stock upon which tsls assessment rhan
teal.In rnpsia on the s7ih CAY Of. peeem.
hes, isTs, will b. delinquent. and advertised
for -Ac at pghiie ~a1ctlon. and unles. pay
ment Ia m,de b,fors viii he .old on
the tsih daJ nj janluy. i-fs. To pay the de-
lirqusnt Assessment. tgether With eo.ts OF at-
yrrti-lns and expenses 81 ss
By on.er OF the Bad Of Dir c.os-.
A A. PARDOw. Secretary pr ten
Odnc.-Rooms . sai IL. No. &c Cay street,
san francisco Csiifornia. nossid
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DLoRIDA nrI.yEn INNING con.


II PASY Location OF principal place of
business. san Francisco. California
Location OF works, Storey county, state OF
Nesala.
the Hoard of Directors. held m the eth LAY
ef ih.eemhsr, isss, an s.se -mSnt tNo u of
Twenty Ave ceht. per shsr, VA iesi 4 ulon
Inc e.piiAl ste ! at the corporation. payable
immsdia a. IL, In Cnited states gold cuin. % the
r-cs,tsy. 81 the nce 81 the Com '.ny. Fan
Fra.c o Caii.orn
Any -,oek upon which this a.se.smeni shsil
r.naln unpaid on IN ijth day Of January.
1871, will he ~d~iinluent, and advertised for
al. Al puhlie s~netion. and unless payment 70
maze before will be cold m THURSDAY. the
sh day Of February. 1871. tn psy the delln-
oaept a.-e-.meut. together with costs OF adj
vertl-ing and sxpenssr OF r.le.
nv order ct the Boani at Directors.
LuCIES Hermann. Secretary.
Omee-No. an Ssnrcmc s,reet. san Fran.
el.r.. rxlfonia uttu
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OFFICE Of THE SANTA ROSA GOLD
" aud silver Mihisg Company. San Frn.
ctsco. Cslifon a. December o. is.6.-Noties IL
hereby given that a meeting Of the siorkhold.
sr Of The above named Company will be held
ii the ofnee q tho Company, No. us ravis
street. nan francisco. Californis, on TrEs.
DAY. December &c. 1870. n the hour OF 4
o'clock r. ~. for tire transaction ~ such lavfaI
business ~ may com. b. fore the nesting
W. III. HKYsOLDs,
dfrfd kefretarx pra tan,
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n TIA COMPANY -Locati n OF principal
niass n b .lne.s s.a trsneiscs. California.
Location Of works. Deyirs tate pisune''
storey and Lyon counties. Nevada.
\ as. IL hereby gtvsa. thai 81 . re-ites OF
the Trustee. OF call Csmp,ny. held on the 3fh
eay Of uctab~s. 1878. en- assessment TIA u ~
Tsrutyh.e C.nts ..r share vss levied upon
IN. espiial stok ~ IN. 'orrof.iios, paysesc
10 IN. S-cr.tsrr. 1t IN. once OF the Company.
Rom 81, No. 40 P,ns street. saa Francisco.
California
Ary stock npoa which this .s-es-meni -hsll
remain unpaid on III, sSh day o! sosrnoer,
i,is will h, Delinquent. anil advertised for
AL. Al public sueti,n. and unl.-. payment 10
m>i. b.for, will b. aid on russrAr. the
18Th day q D~ecesnbes. Isle Tn par the d-iin-
aaent as-e-sm-ut. t0gs Their with costs 90 ~.
vcrsising anil espea. .of SALE
P.rsR R~ou3rrSON. SECRETARY.
ofnce-I,oom 81. No. S0 Pine street. san
Fanci-co. California. "estti