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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-24
JOHN BURROw & CO..
Bristol, Tenn.

Agents Wanted Everywhere.
81 90 PER DAY.
Admmoth Early Pure Write Prolific Pop Corn
a New importation.
100 BUSHELS TO THE ACRE.
Evgsr GRAiS wAHaAxrrp TO 20,
"hen ground ~ produces q h.nr yan~Isscus
both IN appearance and t.sts. 10 eur made
Distinguish hs'~eeD hre-d made fr.n ID. 80.
l't This Corn ripens FOUR weeks earlier
thSn the Common American rotp
The Fodder will remain green for wesks afisr
the ~ ain Is ripe
Gro'rs from to Is Ears on E,trh Stalk.
IT grows from - n feet ixh.
Ears AsOdginS from IL 10 ~ inrhes in Lsnsfb
IL Ross To- rHx Ear
The cob IL very small and the seed all ,ouod.
Every grim ~strsuied TO grow.
TERMS:
Ga receipt OF 80 ceo,s we will send snosRh
for 50 hills, prepaid b., mail
for - enough for $50 hills
For ~ enough for $50 title
For 40 sU"ush for 1890 hills
win full directions for planting aud cuI,ivstin~
Ssnd money ohly b, P"sionice older or Reg
isteitd Letter, at cur risk.
Certificate as to Charucter.
Clet,lspa N,iionsi Bank .schn.g. and De-
rer', sark, The as'w sra chief of Police.
tir Gland, Tenn the Bsns-r usicY. Ne aid
Once, or any "fncer OF the county OF Rf.aley.
OSMEST & CO..
Cleveland, Bradley Co., Tenn.
March IL, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-24
Destructive Fire in Charleston
S. C.-NaniTels Of Homeless People 4 Hrif
Million Dollars We-h Of Property De,troved

Million Dollars Re-M Of Property Dc,roye1
CHARLESTON, s. c., March 20.-A FIRE
broke out at 3 A. NJ, ct the corner OF
King street and Rogers alley. There
was no water in the neigLborlood aud
.he wind was blowing gale from the
southeast. The whole block from CO.
lumbns 10 line street, on the cast and
west side of King street, were soon do.
stroyed. About seven o'clock. A. NJ,
the FIRE crossed Line street, the sparks
and embers being carried by the gale
three-quarters of mile up King street
road. The houses, fences, and farms
along that road were destroyed. Heart.
rending scenes on the streets bands
of negro robbers sacked every house 10
which they could gain admittance. La
ter III the morning Major Cunningham
took command, and some order was re.
stored. Hundreds of persons are home.
less and penniless. The loss is at least
half million. very little insurance re-
ported. AZ 10 A. 81, the Ere was still
raging.
BOUSDARIEs or TIE BURNT DISTRICT.
CHARLESTON. 5. c., March. 90 10 80
4. N.-Ihe fire has burned itself ont
The boundaries ofthe burnt district are
on South Columbus street and Rogers
alley, oil north the race course, on east
tic 5 G. Railroad. and on the west, ST.
Phillips and Percy streets.
20 Passengers arriving at Omaha from
the West -s'c that the snow fall lie.
tween ri. .e ami California il far orcater
than kHlHn Tor many years past, and
that % covers almost the entire country
In many places the road-bod is from ten
o. twenty feet below tho top Of the snow.
and it las required almost superhnman
efforts TO keep the roads open at ALL
Most Of this snow has fallen within the
past mouth. Seven inches Of snow fell
at Omaha Saturday night Yesterday
u was still falling, with cold north.
west wind.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-24
OSNEST 4 co.
Cleveland, Bradley Co., Tenn.
Iarch IL, 1875.

tNEsT VIRGINIA To WIT AT rule, held
W in th- clerks oHre of the 'irsnit Court
~ H-r pshirs County, on the first Monday 10
N.rcs 1876
John Patterson. Administrator OF Ceorxs Mile
con. dec d, PlaiuuG
as.
George ". Rogers Robert Yoniey, FrarkIts
fouley. George Keiter A1minis;r.tnr sith
The sill annexed ~ Mercy Rogers. drc'd and
John Patterson. Administrator of Usorgs Nil
lcsor. drc'd. who Was Com missioner Of Sais
IN chancery csu'. 81 CrurnIey, &c vt. Ro-
ges, a. Defendants,
IL CHAsCERY.
The object Of THE suit is 10 recover Of the de-
PENDANT George Rogers the som ~ S2s5 4s
With inferesi. on ss4 So pat thereof from eth
Sovsinbsr. 1870, On si2S ~ other part from
i4ih DecetDb r. 1860 90 kf2 o6 other p,ri from
tab December. 1859. 80 90 other part from
ilih Jeeeo,ber. fs6s md on SOS 90 the residue
thereof ifoai S!si J-nHrry. 1870. nrd 70 .tiseh
the eststS OF The deisndsst. feurre Rogers,
especially al bis interest 10 30 ncfes 81 land in
s-d cunpty devised w. him ard others ~ The
lest viii - Mercy Rseers dec d snd in the
uBd srising from the sale tbsrsofty rifrue ~ q
deere IN ihc Thames ossss - cosH'l-y kc
". k"gers, &c prnding IN sid Conri and 10
suljfct TIE sane ie the pss mtnf Of the plaintiffs
cisIms ard the cosfs 0f this suit Ard IL ap-
yeaiipg bY sfitsvit t,ei he deieadsuis George
IS. Rogers hchyr Toniey aud Ffsukiia YOn-
lev, DO not reside in This State. II 10 ordered,
thu, said nOn-gesident defendants sre required
To- srpeu within four weeks after ihe da's of
he fret publication hereof, md do Whist Ia ne
lss,e.
c. : WHITE. c c. enc.
March 10, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-24

a TnoUBLEsoNE CAT. Tho Utica Oh.
server Of Saturday has this statement /:
Stories OF danger to infants from cats
attempting 10 snck her breath have been
frequently narrated. but similar altsm "a
OF the animal ia regard 90 grown per.
sons are not 50 common. An instance
occurred in this city several DAYS ago.
however which would ut least warn peo.
pie To keep cats out Of their sleeping
apartments. A young gentleman was
awakened by slight pain to End th c
huge cat Cf the family with her paws
about his neck and cndesyoring TO yet
his mouth open. The eat was working
on his chin. AMI hal partly succeeded
IN opening hi7 mouth when the move.
ment awakened bin. lie triel To push
the cat OF, but coull not get the animal
away until he seized IL violently about
the neck, choking the animal until IL
released its hold. and then throwinr il
Of. The CIT has been exrlu tel from
the sleeping apartments Of that fam ~
since the young gent.eman's at least
uncomfortable experience"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
LYDIA F. EARxux, a young woma

LYDIA F. EARNuM, a young woman
who had been teaching school in
Winnemucca. died suddenly at the
Brooklyn Hotel, San Francisco, the
other day, and circumstances indi-
cate that her death was caused by
efforts to procure an abortion. She
formerly taught school at Whine
mucca, and The Register of tina,
place spoke of her as lady Of con,
siderable education and many accom-.
plishments. Indiana was formerly
her home, where her people reside
The primary cause of her desperation
and dsath no doubt enjoys life a
present somewhere about Whine
mncca. Win conscience strew hi
path with thorusi IT should do SO
and every one of them should prick
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
Volunteer Committee .
subcommittee,

On Cxrs-W. c, ID. Gibson
On Grounds -- Farmer Tresdway, p. c.
LYMAN, j r. Wentworth, A. Waiiz, I, A.
Read tCarSoDl.
On Masic--Will Thomas tSir-inial. 4. c,
Morse Gold HID. 7. Read lCS~oul.
To Collect Tickets ON Cars-john Lambert,
c. RAwsou. W. ". Tinker. Frank Morrill, iNtr
ginial. Geo. Adams, }. Richardson. A. Fox. II
NJ. iewe,; Gold nan. W, Atkinson, W. X
Ell.ott ls,lver city. ;. f. Hcole, Judge Bow
ker fkenol
On AmVscments y ". Noyes. Hon. ". s
Wood. Hon. c T., pelons
ON pr.ntins--An, poten, Geo. Daily, Il. II.
Taylor.
ON Tic.ets-Iee McGiowu.
On Tickets todd Htll--w, II. Ncscrve-
on Police Regulations on 6rounds--Sher!G
Swift, Of Carson.
Manager Of Cammissxry cAr~-Morris Greg
ory,
Manager of rsvilinn-S Seymour fixlcs.
Gate Mausser-Wiil Thomas.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
Summons.

The State OF Nevada. county Of LYON, s.. In
the District Cour, of the Third Judicial Dis
tric;
fnHHH STATE OF NEVADA SENDS To
u James j Peters gr~etings-Sou are herr
BY summoned 80 appear tn an action coin
ncncrd against yaU ~ defendant by John
EcGn.t.s ~ plaintiff in the Distrc; Court ~
the Thisd Judicial District. in and for the
county ~ Lyon, State u SevKds, at DAYTON,
in said county. and answer the complain;
therein. which is on file with the clerk oi said
court within ten days after the service GA you
q. THIS summons geSelasave of the day "
servieel II served in said county, or twenty
DAYS If served out Of said county, but within
said district aud in all other cases forty DAYS,
uY Judgment by default viii be taken against
You sccor4inE - the prayer of the said COM
t,lsint The said action Is brought 70 recover
Judgment against said defendant In isvor Of
tins plaintiff for the sum oi SIS. due plaintiff
for livery bill, wossd. eSArd and lodging be
tween the LIST day January iss6. aud the s,h
day of duly. lss6. and for the further sum Q;
$3.50 far work and labor done fer defcndsn, al
his instance and rcques, by one y. u. Ebi,
which account has been duly assigned 10 this
plaintiff all Of which mere faliy appear by
complaint Il 81 herein. - which You are re-
ierresi Ana YOU are further notified that II
you fail O. appear aud answer the said conf
plSin,. the said plaintiff will apply 10 the
Court FOR the relief PRAYED for IN complaint
Snd tAkv Judgment for the said sum and inter
est besides costs
In testimony whereof 7, J. A. Bonhain have
hsrsunto set my hand and Affixed the seal
of'ssid court this eighth day Of Jaly, A. ID.
ls-e j A. boNHAM.
Clerk ol the District Court OF the Third Iu-
dicial District. nevada.
JOHN POWELL. Js,. Attorney for fiainur
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

The Philadelphia Day says: 1T
is noticed that the manly words OF
Coy Hayes on tine Southern problem
are in effect blunt disavowal and a
keen rebuke Of the bloody shirt
policy. That and the hard-money
portion of the letter come fuy from
the candidate Of Convention which
refused to nominate Mr.. Morton, as
the declarations for reform and the
refusal to be candidate for re-elec-
ton rebuke Grant and Conk.inG
Those who think Mr.. Hayes has no
mind Of his own, and will be a mere
tool in the hands Of Grant. Morton
and Conkling, had better read hi.
letter of acceptance"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

THE Reveille predicts hard times
for Austin during the coming winter
1t sdvises people without capital to
stay away.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

TIE loyal Republicans Of Carson
hare agreed TO hold . grand ratiA-
cation meeting ON the Oath of
August, commencing ut = o'clock r.
N. All the Hayes and Wheeler
,alpbs in the State will be invited.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
LATEST DISPATCHES.
rSpecsal to The ,-yon County Tines.
THREATENED LYNCHING.
The Abduction Of Farmers
Daughter---The Farmers Aroused
to the Pitch Of yiolence.-Timely
Action Of the Military.

STOCKTON. July 2S.-- Yesterday
morning one Jacobs, alias Eddy,
alias Cummins, alias Stevenson, a
spiritualist, was arrested on charge
of abduction. Jacobs was put IN
iail. Chief Ellis, of San Francisco,
wanted him IL answer certain charges
pending against him in San Francis
co and sent an officer to take the
prisoner down. In the meantime
another warrant was sworn out
AGAINST Jacobs and Sheriff Cunning
ham held him to answer.
1t was circulated in the meantime
that Jacobs was the man who had
abducted a young lady, the daughter
of respectable farmer and an old
resident. The excitement became III
tense. The farmers gathered all day,
and the unanimous expression was
that the man had committed a crime
against the morals of the community
which could not be reached 10y law
Public opinion has gradually tended
toward lynch law, and this evening
the Jail was surrounded by about 800
men.
L,rER.-The excitement increases
and the military have been called out
to protect the jail. Al midnight the
streets in the vicinity of the Jail were
densely crowded, and i, is feared the
mob Will take the matter into their
own hands. General Caravan has
called out thirty men of the National
Guard and placed them on duty.
The sheriff has also large posse of
extra deputies in the Jail and Its
vicinity.
There was large number of men
at the depot evidently awaiting toe
appearance of the prisoner, whom
they expected TO he delivered to the
san Francisco authorities, but he did
not leave the Jail, Had he been de-
livered to the San Francisco officer
his life would have been in danger.
SrrII. LATERAL 5 =. NJ. to-day
the crowd in the vicinity Of the
County Jail began TO disperse. De-
tective Eastman, about one hour
later. took charge of the prisoner and
started for the depot. hoping to reach
the cars without being recognized.
A large number of officers followed
them in different directions To the
depot Arriving there the prisoner
was placed in a box car and locked
in, leaving Stockton on the 4:i0
4. NJ. train. But for the promp; &C
ton Of the sheriff in calling out the
military there is little doubt that
jacobs would have been taken out OF
the Jail. after which adequate and
speedy punishment would have ioi
lowed. This morning the excitement
is much sub lued. but a still very bit
ter feeling exists.
FIRE.-At 3'r. NJ. yesterday a fire
broke out in the Frear stone works,
San Francisco, and destroyed great
portion of the block bounded by
Brannan, Bluxome, Fourth and Fifth
streets.
Santa Cruz Items,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

SOME capitalists are talking Of
the erection OF a new theater in San
Francisco. Mr.. Aurice Strakosch
is spoken Of as the manager in the
event of the edifce being built.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
Decentralization Of Silver.

I
The New York Tribune argues
| that the demonstration OF silver Il
absolutely impossible in all countries
where it has been used as currency,
1t is a question whether Germany
will not be compelled to abandon as
impracticable the task of partial de-
monetization which it has under
| taken. Already its attempts to sell
a great quantity of silver has de-
ranged the price throughout the
! civilized world, and even large sums
remains to be disposed of. 1t is evil
dent that If France, or any other
country using large amount oil sill
yer, had undertaken to escape the
disaster resulting from the fall IN
price of speedy decentralization,
the attempt Of both Governments
would have failed. The civilized
world cannot ge, rid of silver IT IT
tries. la the effort it can only M
t,ict terrible losses on one country
after another in succession. The cor
viction that this is true must
soon have its effect upon those coun-
tries which. like France and Swi'zer-
land, are hesitating in respect TO
their cninsge. In due time its con-
yiction will have its effect upon the
price. Meanwhile. the fall il price
tends to cure itself 10y checking the
production. 1t is probable. there
fore. tina, permanent reaction IN the
price of silver will soon occur.
The depreciation Of silver is forc!-
bly, considered by The London Econo-
mist, 1t refers particularly 10 the
great loss which results 10 the Indian
Governm mt from the depreciation OF
silver, in which that Government re-
ceivcs the whole of its revenue, and
to British merchants. who have large
remittances to make from that coun-
try, and discusses the remedies pro-
posed. These are, the adoption of a
double standard for India and the
demonstration OF silver there. Ii
shows that a double standard would
not help the Government or lndivid-
ualS; that debtors would pay in
cheaper legal tender, and the bad
money would drive ont the good.
The attempt 10 dem netizc silver
would Involve enormous losses to its
subjects and to the Indian Govern
mept. The Economist. which has
been a Jealous advocate Of the gold
standard, acknowledges the practical
lmpossiblity Of demouetiziag silver
in India, and urges that the silver
glu, will be greatly lessencd if We
allow the ordinary action Of trade Ia
spread i, through the world. So that
depreciation may be everywhere
alike aud effect prices alike every
where where silver is currency, and
that all plans which impede that
action tend to keep silver in the Lon
don market, and To enhance its de
probation here and proven, its diff
fusion. which Is the only cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

Ex-senator Blaine, Speaker Kerr
and Commodore Vanderbilt, the trio
of distinguished invalids, are all
getting better.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. We are
indebted to Hon. j. p. Jones for a
copy of the Congressional Record
containing his recent debate on the
silver question.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS

Over the Virgins & Traeke- Railroad will
convey the Pioneers and their friends a. ard
from the picnic sroauds. leaving virginia
city aT4s r. NJ. opld Hill al 5 A. N. stop
ping 81 Silver City Swith. SUD other points :or
excnrstoussts- Reforming. the trains All
leave the grounds at ) o'eicck p NJ.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

Tickets for the picnic can Ne obtained from
Tie following gentlemen; Virginia City, Lee
MoGown. ST La sc knax's Court nom, Gold
Hin. W II Mcservc. Silver City. j ". Grier'
Carson. : T. swiit. Reno. Or. = A. NcMsans
Dayton. J, II. isqua.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
Santa Cruz Items.

SANTA CRUZ. July 2S.-on Friday
night Frank Thompson's house, a
mile from town, was burned, Loss,
$500; insurance, 500.
A large number of san Francisco
people arrived by the late train on
Saturday.
The town is full of visitors.
The weather is pleasant.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
Perfect Safety and Strict Order

VIII be secured by special conductors and
gusras on the ,rs., aud by = large sad IF
fciea, force 81 deputy shcYIffs snl special Do.
liecmrn under the command III the sheriff "a
orrashy County. and selected from the Pho
nvers themselves, No Improper or objections
bic characters will be allowed either on the
cars or on the grounds. and all possible ait.n-
OF the guests
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

Dom PEDRO and wife arrived ia
Liverpool ON Saturday. N, demon
strations Of welcome were made.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

SPECIAL. ATTENTION PAID TO APRIL
- cations for United States Patents for
aiming clSfms. Virgins and cold HiiI town
site lots: tr--emptlon and homestead claims
and the prrac ot Pa,ea's Ter the same
Nal pDsecu;e al! contested land and town
site cases before the United States Land otfste.
Over foar years ofirial experience.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
BARBER SHOP

IN ZACHARlAH. With Assissanss
u can siways be found II his Shop.
MAIN STREET, SILVER CITY. prepared 10
do HAIR CUTTING. SHAMPOOINa ana
SHAVING In the most tasteful manner pos-
sisle:: shop open ali day sunday. Give him
. call,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
Eureka Items.


ITrom the Sentinel Of the ssst,l
Two tunnels are now being pushed
into Treasure mountaia-one by
Major Henry and the other by Cap
tain Drake-.or the English compa.
ny. Both will pierce the mountain
a, immense depth, thus demonstra-
ting the value of deep mining IL
that particular section. The people
OF White Pine are looking hope
fully forward to the completion of
these tunnels. Should large ore
bodies be cut al great depth II Is
not improbable that White Pine in
another year will take on much Of
Its former prosperity.
Day before yesterday Albert Wat.
kins killed near Spring Valley a
wild cat which measured thirty
seven inches from the tip of bis
nose TO the terminus Of his abbre-
waited caudal appendage. The var
mint was the largest specimen Of
the felis catus that We have ever
seen. and Mr.. Watkins intends to
have the skin stuffed for presenta,
ton to the san Francisco Society
Of Pioneers.
The heavy machinery which has
been passing through here for the
last month for the Meadow Valley
mine is expected TO be in place by
the middle of October. There is
no doubt that the principal mines
will be cleared of water very soon
thereafter; so the future of Phoebe
will most likely be determined be-
fore tue expiration OF the present
year.
A laborer at one of the furnaces,
whose cabin is near the rocks back
of Spring street, upon returning
home about 6 o'clock last evening
found an immense raitlesnake in
possession of his domicile. The
Intruder greeted the owner of the
cabin with tune as he entered
thereby giving himself away" by
divulging his whereabouts under
| the table.
The stage from Hamilton to
Phoebe now runs via Ward district.
The change was made last Monday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES

Ana the Transaction Of such other business IS
mSy come before said CONVENTION, No rerscn
shat be- allowed IA vote in any election OF
delegates 90 said Convention unless he ne
citizen Of the state Of Nevada, ard sssll
pi,alee himself that he will vote at the rex,
election for the nominees OF the Republican
National and State Conventions. The differ.
ert counties in tn State arr entitled TO and
will elect delegates as follows:
Churchill county Il Lincoln county .
lA.,ur'ss county .S Lyon county, ....-. 8
Fiko couutv ,,..7 I'VE county ..., =... 4
Esrerslds county o-rnsty county ..., G
Eureka county IS Storey county q
Uunabnlit county wsshoe county, 49,. 6
lander county. - White Ptae county $
The different County Central Committees
are requested ana directed 60 provide Tor the
election Of delegates ia their respective eonn-
ties. By order Of the Committee.
l. l.. REQUA. Chairman.
GEoaGE A. KING. Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

RENO is building Q poorhouss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

a CLoUD BuRsr.-S,range to say
q cloud burst occurred on Thursday
afternoon at precisely the same spot
as last year, to.wit: The head Of
the canyon running into the noun
tains south of the town of Genoa.
Yeringten and Haynes fiume that
was washed away by the land slide
and the repairs on which had only
been completed a few days was
again torn down and carried away
IN the debris. Three quarters Of a
mile Of new hume aud over COO
cords of wood were carried down
with the torrents OF water, rock
and other matter. No injury other
than that mentioned occurred
Carson Tribune.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
WILSON 4 BROWN,
UNDERTAKINGS,
20 SOUTH b STREET, VIRGINIA.

a FULL AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
"A Of updersakeu' Goods always on hand.
ffins, shrouds. etc, etc. HeArses aud Car,
riases farnishsd when desired. All charges
msdsysss. FsSK
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
a uRroLA GOLD AND SILVER MINING

a UREoLA GOLD AND SILVER MINING
N Company Location of principal place
cs haslness, San Francesca, California Ia-
cation II works, DEVILS Gate Mining District, 1.
Lyon County NevAds-Sutice Is hereby given
that at meeting of the Directors held on the
18th day uf June lss6, an assessment. ne, one
~ of ten flal cents per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately in United States gold coin. To the
Secretary al the csfiee of the Company, Room
4, 2to Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cali
fornis Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day of
July is56, will be delinquent and advertised
for sale At public auction: and unless payment
Is made before, will be sold on SATURDAY.
the IN aas Of August. 1915. TO pay the delin-
Qaent assessment. together WITH costs OF Ad-
yertisine and expenses OF sale
THAD. !. FITCH. See'y.
oFfICv-Room /. aao Montgomery street
San Francisco, Cal.
PosTPoNEMEST.
yuNHE DAY OF DECLARING STOCK OF
the AureolA Gold and silver Mining
Company delinquent. upon which assessment
20 / remains unpaid on the 20th day Of July
is.6. is deferred until Saturday. the tfth da,
OF August, 1876, and the day OF sale Of delin
qnent stock is also postponed TO Friday, sh'
twenty NTH day Of August, 1876. Al the SAINT
time and place.
by order OF til. Board OF Directors
THAD. &. FITCH, Secretary.
san Francisco. July 10. iss6-