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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

INCENDIARY FIRE.-About eight
O'Clock yesterday morning, the small
wooden building next to Fox Bros. on
First street, was discovered to be on
fire. The alarm was promptly given,
and the department was out in short
metre. The fire, however, was put out
by the bucket brigade, although No.
rs had water on the building in six
minutes and a half after the first
alarm was sounded. From an exami-
nation made by Chief Engineer Web
Der, after the fire, it was evident that
the fire was the work of an incendia-
ry. Shavings and brush saturated
with coal oil was found, and it is
probable that slow match was igni-
ted with the intention of destroying
the building during the night, but for
some reason or other it did not catch
at the time expected. The building is
owned by Mr.. J Fl. Foster, and has
been unoccupied for some time and is
not insured. Had the fire taken place
in the night, the destruction Of prop
erty would doubtless have been large.
Democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

PRESIDENT LERDo will not act with
his usual good judgment if he de-
.cIines an Inauguration and allows
Iglesias. the Chief Justice, to order a
new election, Mexico is not ina con-
dition favorable to repeated elections.
Too many turbulent spirits are abroad,
whose object is mischief and disorder.
sBeaten on the field, the. Tevolutionists
will operate at the ballot-box, and
thus scatter the seeds Of dissention in
the National Capital Lerdo was
chosen with singular unanimity, and
his administration in the main will be
satisfactory to peoplesof all classes.
If. however, q change is considered
necessary as means Of consolidating
ali the great interests Of the Repub-
IT'D, it can be made at more oppor-
fnnc time. than the present.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

a SCHOOL in the Willamette valley
was called on by party Of ladies and
gentlemen who were not very well
pleased with the progress of the pu-
pills. The teacher in his little speech
to the visitors, said: @My school. al
though it may not be the best in the
world, yetis good enough for this
neighborhood. think the parents Of
these rustic and barc-footed lads and
'lasses will never regret placing their
children under my care, for | am a
great deal smarter than people think
ann
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

AVERY, Mckee and those "other fel-
lows" should unite their prayers with
Mr.. Grants for the speedy adjourn
ment of Congress. Ifreports be true,
two important movements are contin.
gent on such consummation, viz:
Mr.. Grant will then get out of Wash
ington, and Avery, Mckee & Co. will
lie pardoned out of prison. Then all
will be happy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

WIN. LEWIS, aged IA years, was suf-
located in a well near Sublimity, Ore
gon. His brother, who descended to
the rescue, was unconscious when
brought up, and did not recover for
several hours afterwards. He says
when the gas began to affect him the
only sensation was desire to sleep.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08
LATEST NEWS.
Sr. LOUIS, August 1st.

ST.. Louis, August Isl.
Bruce Younger, a cousin Of the no
torious Younger brothers, was arrest
ed at Joplin night before last on sus-
picion of being oneof the gang who
robbed the railroad train near Otter
vile some weeks since.
WASHINGTON, August lst.
The President has nominated Oscar
Holt Collector Of Internal Revenue Of
the Second District of Louisiana; &.
Putnam, United States Attorney for
Colorado; Charles G. Tompkins. Uni
ted States Marshal for Colorado.
The debt statement shows a reduc-
ton of s., l38,O33; coin balance, $59,-
543,6 84; currency, $l2,59O.349; coin
certificates, $2,93l, 800; special depos-
its for the redemption of certificates OF
deposit, $50, 1885, 900; outstanding le-
gal tenders, $36,9l9,228.
The President to-day issued proc
lamation declaring and proclaiming
that the fundamental condition inn
posed by Congress on the State OF
Colorado, to entitle that state to adj
mission to the Union, had been salts
fed, and that the admission of said
state into the Union is now complete.
The Ways and Means Committee
to-day authorized the Chairman to re-
port concurrent resolution for the
adjournment of Congress at noon on
Monday next.
New YORK, August LIST.
The Tribune's Saratoga special
says: Tilden did not return, as was
expected, this afternoon, but will be
in Saratoga tomorrow. The letters
of the candidates are in print, and
slips will be issued to the press to-
morrow afternoon. 1t is understood
that Tilden disposes of the finance
question briefly and vigorously.
LONDON, August LIST.
The ship Geltwood, from Liverpool
to Melbourne, was lost with ali hands
off Cape Northumberland on the South
Coast of Australia.
A telegram from Santander says:
Ex-Queen Isabella has informed King
Alfonso that she has decided to take
no part whatever in the political af-
fairs of the kingdom.
PARIS, August LIST.
The proprietors of newspapers
which were fined for libel on the Jesu-
it College have appealed from the ju-
risdiction of the Court.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3lst.
The mulatto man George, who re-
Gently asserted that Charley Ross
was alive and we'll, and that he could
find him, has suddenly disappeared, it |
is supposed in consequence of Charley's |
father telling him that he could have
him hung, which apparently alarmed
him. Ross believes George has seen
Charley since his abduction. He did
not seem anxious to get money. He
said it would cost about forty dollars
to go where the child is.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

AT Indian outbreak in Missoula
30uttg Montana, is feared. 1t is said
thaA ~ town of Missoula, which is
the largest in the county, is unpre-
aaEed, and the good citizens are
alarmed. the Indians having made
taeatening demonstrations.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

A PRISONER named VIM. Finn Sc
verely injured another named Charles
Whiting, in the Montana penitentiary,
a short time since. Whiting had ex-
posed plot by which the prisoners
were to escape, and Finn being one
of the gang, declared revenge. He
struck him first on the neck and then
on the head, inficting wounds from
which he will most likely die.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

AS the Presidential election draws
nigh, outrages on the poor negro of
che South are being reported.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

SULTAN MuRAD, of Turkey, has
signed his abdication. He only
reigned three or four weeks, during
which time he was constantly drunk,
winding mp with the delirium tremens.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

FAYErrE, Pa, July "a. On Friday
night, Simon Feldt, German farmer
living near this place, was awakened
|by q noise in his house. Jumping
from bed, he heard one or more per-
sons run down stairs. The farmer
seized a gun, and, hurrying to the
window, saw man running across
the garden. Feldt fred at him. but
the man jumped the fence and disap-
peared. The household, consisting OF
Feldt's mother and two sisters, were
thoroughly aroused. A lamp was
lighted, and a search OF the house
made. The back kitchen door was
open, and the lower rooms OF the
house had been ransacked and watch
stolen. Feldt thought that the noise
on the stairs must have been made by
more than one person, but no trace OF
any others could be found. On Satur-
day afternoon Wilhelmina Feldt, one
of the sisters, went to cistern In a
wash house, few feet from the kitch-
en-. to draw some water. The cistern
had no pump, the water being taken
from it by means of pail. When
Miss Feldt lowered her pail in the wa
ter it struck against something. She
looked down and saw face. The
eyes were wide open and staring up
at her. She ran screaming into the
house. Her brother was in the barn.
On hearing the noise he hurried to the
house. He procured the aid of hired
man and they pulled from the cistern
the dead body of young and we'll
dressed man. The missing watch be-
ing found upon his person, it was
plain that the deceased had been one
of the burglars of the night before.
No trace of the companion of the dead
burglar has been found, but light
trail of blood from the centre of the
garden to the fence shows that the
shot of the farmer had taken effect
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08
ESTRAY NOTICE.

! have taken up on my ranch on Squaw
creek one stray mare, dun or mouse col
ored, with star IN forehead. Has no
brand. Also one two year old FLY, same
color, belonging to the mare The owner
y hereby notified to prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
DENNIS CROWLEY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

IT only remains for the Senate to
decide guilty or not guilty in the Bel
KNAPP case.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

THIRTY thousand men are said to be
out Of employment in New York City
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

Mrs. DUNIwAY's lectures in Salt
Lake are highly spoken Of BY the Her
aid.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

THERE is.a committee of the House
engaged in investigating the conduct
of the whisky trials
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

THE STAR RANCH RACES, near Placeryille, Id
Boise County will commence on the 29tn % Au-
gust and continue five days.
PROGRAMME:
First Day.
Single dash of one mile, free for all, except ha
rona.l Purse, 500.
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY.
Single dash of half mile, free for Two year olds.
Purse, $780,
Second Day.
single dash of one mile. free to all three year old
Idaho colts. Purse, $75.
One quarter of mile. free for all. Purse. $25.
Third Day.
Half mile heats, three best in FIVE, for named
horses: Nip, Sage Brush, Glenon,s Gray, Emma
Wwens, WoIford's sorrel horse Billy, y. Prine 8
Oake Up Jake, Mingo, Boards Lindsey, Leary's
gray Filly. Purse, 800.
Fourth Day.
Single dash of one mile, free for all two year old
colts Purse, 500. First horse. SIS. Second horse
$25.
Fifth Day.
Mile heats three best in FIVE, free for ALL Purse,
$780, First horse, 500. Second horse, 500.
In the above purses it requires three or more to
enter, and two or more to start
Ten per cent. entrance.
The races will be run to the rules OF the Jockey
Club.
President
!. W. Garrett. Secretary.
a9-The track is in splendid condition, and every
man will have fair chance for his money, proyid-
ing he has the fastest horse.
Ample accommodations for horses on the track.
BAKLE & LEARY.
Lessees.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

GEND &c. to q. p. RowELL Il CO, New york,
- for Pamphlet Of 100 pages. containing lists Of
1900 newspapers, and estimates showing costs Of
advertising. $500
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08
John Goods Hair Tonic.

IHAvE NOW ON HAND AT MY SHAVING SA-
4 loon in Idaho City. Hair Tonic OF my own
make which warrant to cure dandruf and all 9TH
ar diseases to which the human scalp is subject.
Also a lot of the celebrated medicine OF Prof.
Jackson used in removing corns, bunions. etc. and
which know how to apply just as well as he did
Drop in and have your feet operated upon imme-
diately. JOHN uooD' =
Idaho City, June 3d. 1876.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

The Cheyenne Sun says: eff re-
ports are true, the Union Pacific mag
mates have not come out this time
simply to inspect their railroad, but to
perfect negotiations for the control of
the Colorado Central and the railroad
system of Utah. 1t is said that the
branch road to Salt Lake will soon be
a portion of the Union Pacific, and
that the company will not only take
possession of the roads running out of
that city, but extend them as business
may require"
1t is understood here that when the
Union Pacific magnates reach Salt
Lake, they will take the Utah Central
under their wings and establish the
headquarters of the Western Division
Of their road in this city.-S. L. T'jb-
1tne.
The Ogden Junction says they were
there on the 2Jth ult. Two
men passed through the Basin several
days ago taking attitudes, and kept
their business to themselves. They
may prove to be the same persons.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08
National Democratic Ticket.
For Vice President,

THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-08

THE STAR RANCH RACES, near Placeryille, ID
Boise County, will commence on the 2stn y a.
0ust and continue FIVE DAYS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES
.,c... 70 BOLD ELL s..r ..v,.
CALIFORNIA.
Fresh Presfs Of Rsvsass Frauds In
San Franeisso-spesting Mattsrs
NJ the bay.

Prssh Presfs OF Rsvsnus Frauds In
San NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mattsrs
NJ the hay.
BAN FRlxcIsco. May l7-l:s0 ?. NJ
II Is now probable that the researches
Of tho Revenue Agents at the Bay View
distillory will be prosecuted throughout
the week. Their labors are continually
turning up some fresh evidence Of crook.
ednsss. The disposition at nrst svincsd
on the part Of the propristors and en-.
ployes to assume . position Of virtuous
indignation, has become materially
changed as the proofs Of fraud thicksns,
and latterly they have maintained a sui.
len silence.
The fast trotting horse, "Gold Note"
has been purchased by N. d. Townsend
for six thousand dollars.
Hereafter Saturdays will 10 devoted
by the Bay District Association to races
by horses owned by members.
Mamie Whiting, tho young girl who
was victimized by marrying . fellow
named Jones, who had a wife living, has
disappeared. She is supposed to have
gone to San Diego. Jones Is missing
also. but II is intimated that he IL now
secretcd somewhere in the city.
A young man named George Coon has
been arrested for o~utraging a little girl
named Peggy Isaacs. This Is the fourth
arrest for a like offenss within ten days.
The jury in the case Of John Costello.
charged with committing incest with .
young daughter. were ost eight hours
last night, and being unable to agree.
they were discharged.
Z. ]. baldwin, in company with II. A.
Chadwick, n hotel man. left for the East
this morning. The trip is for the pur-
pose OF completing negotiations to pur.
chase the upholstery outfit for Bsldwin's
new hotel on Market street. which will
he opened for occupancy about the LIST
81 September.
John W. Mackay. q member OF the
famous bonanza firm OF Flood 4 O'Brisn.
accompanied by his wife and family.
will leave during tho coming week for
the Centennial. Senator Sharon's pri-
vats car is being renovated and put In
order to take Mr.. Mackay on his trip.
Tho Centennial Commissioners have OF.
fered Mr.. Mackay the appointment OF
Judge OIL Minerals, etc., for the grsat
exposition. but he has not as yet accept
cd the position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

Cn,Nrioxs or TIM RID CRoss.-A new
Temperance organization was inauguratsd
at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Gold
Hill, last evening. After an able and
eloauent lecture by Rev. A. McDougal.
to q large audience. thirty-one persons
Joined the Independent Champions OF
the Red Cross ~ charter members. The
kctur-r. as we'll ~ others, said that he
never before saw such a stately set Of
officers rs arose last night Ia receive their
authority. Their names and Offices are
given below: A. +. Falsoner. l.. c.; A.
G. Cotton, T.. Con-; l.. T. Fletcher, \.
c.; Il. Large, q. H.; X. W. Grant.
sec'y: q. Bolitho. =. H.; I. q. McClel.
Ian, Treas; Geo. Milne. j. O.; I. 3.
Ureu, Chap; \. n. Adams, NJ. o.; j.
T.. Taylor. G. Il. C.; NJ. III. Hall. First
Lady; q. A. Marshall. First Gent; A.
Stancomb, II. s.; VI. j. Adams. Imp;
]. Stevens. Inv; j. Grant, Guard. The
ceremonies were very impressive. anil
the lecture such as Is seldom listened TO
in Gold Hill. The encsmpment at this
place Will pt hupWu ~ oia'Va
campmcnt No. IL. Notice will DO given
when and where the next meeting Will
10 held.
"Yor HEAR Mrv"-Nov whom you
talk about your line truck and all that.
You know. and you want to buy .
.'ticker." you know. or anything in the
way Of jewelry or the like-just 80 and
cali ON J. b. Marshall AT the Post.
Office Store. Why, he's got dead
loals Of every kind OF timber
you want in the why Of blank books.
stationery. novels, anil such other trink-
cts a. are usually found in a p~ostofies
store. lie has gold aud silver watches
good enough for kings or railroad con-
iuctors, ami rings fine enough for
ausens or ballet girls. San Francisco
and Sacramento papers are delivered IN
any part Of the city. The latest Eastern
and foreign periodicals are laid down at
YOU very doors ~ soon a. they arrive.
Pull down yer vest and call On Marshail,
AT the Postofice Store.
The new Fire Department officers will
be installed this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

Trs Nionrs IN A BAR. ROOM The
Gold Hill Dramatic Club will present
this sterling and popular drama at Nj.
nsrs Union Hall next Saturday
evening. The most careful prsparn-
tons ART Icing mads AMI the
young ladies' and gentlemen who
compose the Club expect to surprise
their friends by the manner in which
the play will be- given. The Club Is in-
debted 10 Mr.. II. W. Grant for kindly
l~oaning them the furniture aud tmppings
with which the stage In to DO adorned.
No HARM DoSE.-A fire broke out in
the vssey House last evening, but was
put out by the Yellow Jacket mine hose
hsfors serious damage was done. The
engines were out promptly, but their
services were not required.
ANOTHER GoSE.-The old Imperial
hosting works are being torn down.
Thus one by ono the land marks which
were familiar to jewellers ON the Com
stock In former years are disappearing
from view.
FnoM AprzoSA.-Mr. s. G. Barnes. an
old.iimsr. has just returned from Arr
IONA. and says lac Is running no light he
couldn't make Q track in -four. lie does
not consider Arizona a very fine country
to live in.
fEoM TIM GREAT East. Mr.. II. Don
nelly. Superintendent olths Eureka Con-
solidated mine. is in Western Nevada,
looking at the mines and other objects
VI interest in Gold Hill and Virginia.
JupoE MARBLE. who knows and is
known by every tosgh In Virginia City.
arrived this morning. lie has been liv-
ing in San Francisco since leaving Viz
GINA City.
A DEFECTIVE water pipe sent a flood
Of water down G street. Virginia. last
night. The evil Was relnsdied and wa
ter stopped.
Nm. d. o. MuIs. President Of tho
Bank OF California. arrived by the Vir-
giuia and Truckee railroad this orr
ing.
THERE were eight arrests recorded ut
the Virginia City Jail this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
Or. sAuE's cGrARRH REMEDY

IL no Patent Medicine Humbug. got up
to dupe the ignorant or %crcdulous, nor
is II represented Us being composed OF
raro and precious substances brought
from the four corners Of tho earth. car
ried seven times across the Great Desert
Of Sahara on the backs Of fourteen ram.
els, and brought across the Atlantic
Ocean ON two ships" II Is q simple.
mild. soothing remedy. aperfect SPe-
eiac for Cstarrh and Gold in The
Hsad;'' also for Offensive Breath. Loss
or Impairment OF tho Sense Of Smell.
Taste, or Hearing. watsry or Weak
Eyes, Pain or Pressure in the Heal.
when caused. as they not subsequently,
are, by tho violence Of Catarrh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
on.rAtI.rs m MARpIA0E.

Happy relief for young men from the eheeti
Of errors and abuses In early life. Manhood
rrstoi ed. lmpcdlmenis to marriage removed.
New method of treatment. New aud remark.
able remedies. Books and cireulars sent free.
in sea,sd envelops. Address HOWARD AZ
sOCiATlON. ligN. Ninth street, Philadelphia,
rA.-an Institution having Q high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional shill.
ia11 Jun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

"~CiGARErTE. The Amy Stone Ora
matte Alliance appeared before the Vir-
yinia public last night in this play. II
is a strong piece. and the company know
how 10 present il aud brin: out all its
strength. Miss Stone maintained the
r,le OF Cigarette with her usual grace
AMI ability. AMI those who witnessed
her performances here two years aso
will admit that she has Lost none OF her
yiracity and a,tIaciiyeness since that
time. The different characters were
well sustained by the other members OF
the Alliance. LED Asiray =" will he
given tonight. with Miss Stone n
Armande Chandore.
INTERESTING ~ II LADIES. - Mrs.
VI. J.. Wagner. the popular dress.maker
anil milliner.' Main street. Gold Hill.
desires to inform her many friends and
the public generally that she has just
received a hue stock Of children's under
wear ard eorscts for ladies'. Those In
need Of such goods will do well to give
her a call immediately.
GoSE 10 MEEI MS FAMILY. - MIR.
George Eells an oil resident Of the Com
stock who hax for a long time been con-
nectsd with mining interests in this To-
cality. left for the Bay last evening. lie
cxp.cts 10 return q and will bring his
family with him.
A,sEssusxr.-An assessment OF fifteen
rents per share is levied by The pansy
Mining Company. delinquent ON the
aDth Of June next. Sec Official notice
in our advertising columns to-'lay.
A ons,r many OF our citizens are
complaining because Winter la. set IN
-a scon. One neishbor says no has
nni, half enough wood To last him
through the season.
Ar a meeting Of the Police Commis-
sioners. Of Virginia City. held last even.
inc. Thomas Smith vas appointed u reg
ular policeman in the Third Ward.
Ma. !. n. FiINoRE. Superintendent
of Tho Sacramento Division Of the Gen.
iraI Pacific Railroad. is visiting the
Com stock.
Tuy.r was no session held atthe Cen
trail school.houss yesterday on account
IL the cold weather.
Mn. T.. =. GkniLp. General Auditor
Of the Central Pacific Railroad. is In
Gold Hill to-day.
SUPERINTENDENT EaAS Of tho Andss
mine. returned from San Francisco this
norning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
sIcoNp pisPAToH.
The GO eliot IpJunction Cass-Asssss-
mont on Hale q Nsrersss and the
Newark silver nImIng COtapauy.

-.
Newark silver nining Company.
SAN FRAscIsco. May l7-3 p. NJ
In the case Of the injunction asked by
A. Coolot. a stakeholder OF the Central
Pacific railroad. to restrain the company
from paying interest on bonds Of the
California Pacific railroad. Coolot. by
his attorney to-day. filed an affidavit In
reply to the answer Of the railroad
company. denying the charge that he. at
a meeting Of the stockholders on August
2lst. 1871. nssentsd to the action Of tue
directors. lie says be wal not present
at that meeting, but sent . limited
proxy, and that no business whstsvsr
was transacted, except to elect officers.
lilo also denies the statement In the an.
swer Of the company that the California
Pacific Is able to pay ito W debts, aud
says that. ON the contrary. . motion 10
now before the courts To have the COM
papy declared bankrupt. and an attempt
Is being mnde to compromise with cred.
itors, lie also AYERS that the contract
between the California and Central Pa
ci6c. by which the latter agreed to re-
build q portion Of the former. In consid.
Grafton Of = certain amount Of stock,
was not in good faith, and that they
never intended TO apply the stock to re-
building the road.
The new certificate representing the
increased capital stock Of the Hale K
Norcross Mining Company will be issued
on aud after to-day. An assessment Of
$3.50. per share has been levied by the
Hale & Norcross Mining Company on
the increased capital stock, delinquent
june 2lst.
The Newark silver mining company
have levied an assessment Of 90 cents per
share. delinquent June 10th.