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tltri1nll Aotltes.

OF NFN, Marquis DehiitY and tin.
drcd aiectitsis spec T an perm inenty cured ~
HENRY \. DANIELS, NJ d III Lexington ava IA az
gath st. Hours < 70 3.
gorge SCHAEFEK, from Mnuk sha, Wis,
" viii please call mmcd ltelY at ROthschnd& Hrl'
mann $40 Broadway, ana receive very Important ln-
lnrImAllln nnnml hl. I-lnlI.
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att d1tnnL

HORIZONS ICE (RENN VI, mll' f,.n pme
quart so5 an nv ~ Rroa WAY and Z" 'n"iha IT,
INU~SFII'~ ICE CHENN. ,hurcncs nrl tnrt
II 21C. per guam Charlotte lu 90 VI the d01tu VI
4lA4t. Sp-cial 90 ca .lnl no uut uf Town Orders
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0rg CSOuos.

IrIAN NELS, blankets, cloths. cassmercs, water
u proofs Nottingham laces, table lnens, naphlna,
from the late auction ,aics alsI large guam
utY OF heavy un leaChed MusnH H.Rhtly damaged Uy
NM. MATHEWS, 81 Catharne st.
II EEI'S custom snlrts madr e. measures the very
IN host Tor 81 not tlr slightest obligation 10 take
Or Keep iny of Keep snir, un pert cty satlsfac
tory Oh BrOldwi ~, AMI V3l Arch st., Allldclpha.
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COn NORwALN DlnECr,

Connecting with Danbury NorwalS ana New Haven
Railroads by steamer AMERlCUs, daY (Suniays
exccntrdl fr m Jrwel's does Brooklyn. 40 T. NJ;
Pier "a, Fast river, $40 +. ~ and foot OF S3t st. Ra,t
nyer N3P N. Fare, SO cents. Excursion uckets 50
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S,al Gstit,.
cfcr Sale alS ts YET.

NFEttf- fO ut IN second story sun building
front and rrlr Wrll light "a AMI hrlic1 Ap
no I.ET-tlrstciass apartment. ~ the new build.
Y in2s -, ls5. III. ana L. Washington ~, mar
C'lAr. flcy las 10 the nv Tern improvements; water
supp led to family thnut ~ ublr u utni pumps,
rents - to "a Appl, 10 ptN isON. on the premises
V'O LET Tor eunness rurDo IS Lofis IA i9ih IT,.
u tetR cen 3. nud ga avs vita or without power
ao "a hoor NJ "a hast lit suit .tle TOT IN once.
inquire At :. GirlE 60 :. ON ne pr inlsos.
NM ~rOtE. ici >lsal So sln huldins tpi'',
y suitable Tor nauf.ug, nus ~ tnce. or general pa
Iess; s'eani nfat'd. ABBY a. tn sua 4uohoatlJI
once, 20 NaSstusf
rUNO LEA neat nttlc loufe. room. gAs, satcr.
nice yard renttti. 2p LOrimcr a., corner Deyoe.
BrOOkbn, L. p.
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REAITIRUL teeth Tor o. single u. wirrsntsd,
ID siiiel mango 6tc. ny peutal Rooms sJI 0h sV
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ellll,.fS..-ulales.

A MAS ss'ovs store TO clean stoves mnst IN.
n otts AID al kio0s stove repairs. "a Carmine tt ,
nn.r ll-anEk.r-
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A fIIi-T-S Lass Job ru',r wanted 3y
n RObti, bukNkf, 40 Bcekuisn st., city.
A GOOD tailor also an operator wanted On coats
N ttufy WORK g7'ar in'eed. 1913 Az u.
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6bt Guri.
Mestinas.

A Ii. NEWSDEALERS are respectfully request
~ Ell g. attend meet ng 90 be hfd on TINS (Wednes
dy) evening GeTmania Han, northeast corner 26th
81. nd 7th av, at o'clocS Z. NJ 5 RICHARDSON,
Chairman pro tenn. VI dJnurncd needing
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NtntisIrp.

a'l- WRITING. monthly backward schoars re.
F1oD CrNr rpoCial private Instruction. PAINE o.
Is ,~rtYi up town, 2Si ath av, day anu evening
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Third Edition
1he nert tDenty-f0ur hours probably
clear or fair and aodrmser 1eqther.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

| VIENNA October 27.-The conclusion
of the six weeks armistice is now con.
sidered secured. The Government oil
Roumania states that the movement OF
troops in that country is nothing more
than the ordinary autumn practice.
THE REPUBLIC OF CENTRAL AMERICA.
PANAMA, October N.-Late news from
the interior of the Republic has just been
received here. The national troops
throughout the interior have every
where been victorious. The Magda-
lena RIVER is now free, passage having
been forced by the government gunboats
and the rebels completely dispersed on
the lsthmus. The enthusiasm for the
cause OF law and order has not abated.
me Conservatives have not shown any
desire to make move, although in some
parts of the State they are quite numer-
GUS and wealthy.
Business is however prostrated, and
all complain of the hard times. Com
merce vas never in worse. condition
than at present.
MORE PEACEFUL.
LONDON, October E.-Ihs whole tone
of Continental advices is now more
peaceful.
THE RACES.
At the New Market Hampton meeting
yesterday nine horses ran in the Dull
lngham handicap, and resulted IN a dead
heat lor the first place between the
American horse Bay Final and the En-
giiSh horse Broadside. The heat was
run of, and resulted in victory for the
American horse by half length. The
betting was five to four on the English
horse. In the fist heat Lady Maiden
came in third.
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Head Foremost Through a MatcA-

About half an hour after noon an acci.
dent occurred at A. Fox & COPS, No. ia
Walnut street, just below Third, which
may end fatally.
A painter named W. W. Mair. abeut
twenty years Old, who boards on Twelft&
street between Vine and Race, and Wae
was engaged in painting the building,
was taking rest in the ii th story Of she
building.
He was about to get ready to 20 to
work when, torgetful of ths open hasrh-
way, be, fell through backw ards to the
third story beneath, a distance Of ahDAt
| thirty feet.
In his fall his right hand was caugaI
! by hook in the wall. The hook tore sd
his skin and severed an artery, ana aise
broke his wrist.
He then struck the door on the third
floor and brokelt, but did not 90 through.
He fell on his head, broke his right thigb,
and is supposed to have fractured his
skull. HIS injuries are thought TO ba
fatal.
Dr.. Marcus vas called and sewed uP
the severed artery, and had the inseasi-
bic man conveyed to the Hospital.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

MICHAEL ECKERT, the tanner GU Gen.
trail avenue, pays tax for ten canines.
Who can beat him?
MIR. L. D. HUNT, proprietor of tia
Birch House at Cleveland, is at the Wal,
nut-street House. "'Ns
Il. u.
CHARLEY SP2EEN is now Furnishings
qntll in Squire Vincent Schwab's Office.
vice Geo. d. Mckinney, resigned.
JOHN BRIsBIN WALKER, q former Gin.
clnnatlan, is running successfully "A
new daily paper in W ashington City.
| Col. r. 9. STRADER, one of the heav;-
| est stock raisers at Lexington, KY, is iu
the city, stopping at the Walnut Street
| House.
OFFICER CHAs. METZ, of the Bremen.
street Police District. is as happy as a
king. Metz says he is big Centennlal
houucer.
| W.. II. SARGENT, of the Probate Couxt,
since he lost his 0vercoat is NOT satisSei
| with the railing which Was lately pnt
! around his desk.
"kELLY THE TUMBLER." who used to
run with Uncle JOnn Robinsons shov.
| is now at the Dayton Short-line Frcight
Depot in charge of gang of men.
GEO. L. MONTGOMERY and wife. a
newly married couple from Loogootae-
Ina, arrived in the city on their weE-
ding tour. They are stopping at the S..
James.
e A. PECK, the gentlemanly train dis.
patcher OF the ShOrt-line Railroad. We
are glad 10 see, has recovered tron his
severe illness, and is again at his pogs
OF duty.
HON. JACOB WOLF leaves this eYen.
ing for Marietta where he fills Stase
appointment originally made for Hon,
Milton Sayler, who has been called 20
Washington.
HON. GEO. W. JULIAN, o! Iudiana. aua
Hon. ALLEN G. THURMAN, of OHIO, are
the speakers announced for MondxT
night next, at the Democratic rally al
Robinson's Opera-hOuse.
Among the most prominent arrivals aa
the st. James Hotel were the following.
James Larimore, ID. D., of NeWark. o..
i. G. Mitchell and j. q. Alexander ~
Bowling Green, n.y., and w. D. Cannan
Jf Memphis.
HON. JOHN A. SHANK, who made fIy.
ING trip East, spending a short time IN
Baltimore, New York, and at the cet,
Ienhlai, Is again home, looking none Nhe
worse iof MS visit, though it was maSo
TOO hastily 70 be considered recrea-
Jion.
SCOTT, the mind reader, who IL
low spending much Of his valuable
Time around the Police Court, can't
read Judge LINDEMANN'S mind. Hn
takes exceptions to the Judges decis-
ions in many cases, which he atten-
lively listened to in the last lew DAYS,
1t is sad.
HARRY RECHTIN, Will Clerk in the
Probate Court, and EDWARD v. ATYaN
SON, OF the Marriage License Office, were
equal shares each. ia .
brush. This morning CONS
daring thief entered their sanctnn
and absconded with the brush. Ed. ana
larry are now discussing the matter
and invent1ng methods OF punishmsa'
Thich they will infiict upon The offender
4 he can be found.
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Too Much Steam.

Another accident, which is due to shs
carelessness of the Davis Brothers. en-.
gineers of the Cincinnati & Clifton as-
clined Railway Company, at the
head of Elm street, happened
on that road about quarter past 3
O'Clock this afternoon, during which . :
fcer Frank. Eting of the Bremen-streeB
District, was thrown from an up-g0img
car, sustaining quite painful injuries Of
his left hand ana arm.
The cause OF the accident was ths
too rapid manner in which the car was
landed against the platform on the hill.
The car struck the platform with tne-
mendous force, damaging both The car
and the platform. and throwing the
officer several feet ahead. Etiing waS
on the hunt of parties whom he had
been ordered by Col. Wood to bring in.
The passengers were shaken up in "a
lively manner.
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Commodore Vanderbilt.
Fires and Loss of Life,
DEATH IN THE FLAMES.
Particulars of the South English
Horror.


Iowa CITY, Iowa, October 27.-The
following details are received from
South English relative to the burning OF
starkweather's house and the perishing
of two children in the flames. The fire
broke out in the upper story of the
building, where the children were play
ing.
Starkweather was in the fields about
two miles from the house. and saw the
flames burst out through the windows,
Mrs. Starkweather was down stairs, but
on discovering that the house was on
fire ran up stairs to save the children,
but WAS too late.
A part of the spinal column is all that
remains of the little girls. The mother
was rescued, but not until she was so
badly burned that her life is almost dis
paired OF. The fire destroyed the house,
barns, grdnary and hay-stack, and
leaves Starkweath penniless ant al.
most crazy with grief. The destroyed
property was not insured.
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Chicago Papers ON Chicago Justice

CHICAGO. October 27-Tne comments
of the press ON the conduct of Judge
McAllister, before whom Sullivan was
last tried, are bitter in the extreme.
The morning papers are loud in their
protests against his continuing on the
bench, and have Joined the business
men in demand for his resignation,
McAllister says he won't resign. but
will hold the fort though the heavens
fall. There are few who sustain Mo
Allister, and characterize this
course as one that demonstrates
the fact that he cares but little for the
hootlng of an ignorant mob, and has
given Sullivan an impartial trial
throughout.
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NEW YORK, October 27.-Tne steame,
Acapulco, arrived from Aspinwall TO-
day, reports heavy weather and rough
passage. She lost her foremast and
main-topmaSt.
JERSEY CITY, October 27.-J0hn Ru.
fus, Robert DAILY and James McKenna
were arrested for consplrlng to rob the
Pennsylvania Railroad while acting
as ferrymasters here. Other arrests are
expected.
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ANOTHER RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
A Train Falls Through a Trestl

A Ifafn EallS through TreStIe.
NEW YORK, October 27.-A special
from Paterson, N. j., says freight train
on the New Jersey Midland Railroad
fell through the trestle bridge at Haw.
thorne at O'Clock this morning.
The engine and tender landed END fore
most upon the Erie track, which is here
crossed by the Midland Road, and the
cars tumbled in huge pile upon them.
Three brakemen fatally injured were
taken from the wreck. The conductor
was found with both legs broken. TIE
wreck OF the cars was complete. Trains
are delayed now on both roads.
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LATEST LOCAL.

JACOB MARQUA made an assignmess
In favor of his creditors to Henry HM-
dinghauS.
MR.. CHAs. A. MILLER, Of the TwentY-
fifth Ward. will add attractive features
to the great torch-llght procession whieh
is to take place in that suburb tomorrow
evening. His six beautiful landaMlets
will be filled with ladies Of the warns
each drawn in the procession by four
white horses clothed in gold-bedeokea
harness, with silken flags aud ceaaz
Sprigs.
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Deceased-POliticaI

NEW ORLEANS, October 27.-Napier
Bartlett the journalist and author, died
here to-day. He was forty years OF age,
The Independents having disbanded.
the Republican Committee put in the
field last night straight ticket-for
Mayor. General A. S. Badger, jr.; for
Administrator OF Commerce, George W.
Fosdick; for Criminal Sheriff, Mande-
vile Marlguy; for Civil Sheriff, Alfred
Bourges.
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JERsEYvILLE, ILL, October 27.-Major
Stephen W. Child, son of the late Hon.
Ben f. Child. who was an attache of
the U. 8. Senate during the administra.
ton of General Taylor, was drowned in
the Illinois r yer, at Hardin twenty
miles from here. yestsyda-
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OUR DISTINGUISHED TRAVELLERS.
The Mayor and his Friends in tho
East.
Special to the Star.

East.
Special to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, October 27.-The party
Of Cincinnati excursionists are in excel.
lent health and spirits, and enjoyed the
big show immensely.
Last night they went to New York to
witness the big Democratic turnout,
where Mayor Johnston, by invitation Of
Mayor Wlckham, occupied place on
the grand stand in front of the Everett
House.
AT midnight the party left New York,
arriving here at O'Clock this morning.
This is Vermont Day at the Centen-
nial, and the crowd is very large, not
withstanding the .unfavorable weather.
Mayor Johnston and the Cincinnati
party with him 60 to Washington to-
night.
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Chinaman shoots Another.

George Samm, Chinese tea merchaat
Of Sixth street, near Central ayenne.
shot Joe Sing, rival merchant, at 4
O'Clock this afternoon, at the Laundry "a
Sixth street, near Walnut.
1t is merely a flesh-wound in the back.
Samm followed Sing up stairs, and heia-
ing the pistol close to his back, fred.
The would-be assassin was arrested,
and the wounded man was taken to the
office OF DR.. o. e. Davis, who extractsA
'Lhe ball.
There has been bad blood between Tho
Two men on account of a woman.
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LONDON, October 2z-OLeary. TIE
American pedestrian, and CrossIand.
OF Sheffield, walk three hundred miles
for 600, beginning November1. O'Leary
is somewhat indispoand, The betting
IayQrs Crosslane
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Among the distinguished arrivals at
the Calf House were: Samuel Simpson,
Jno. Davidson and Geo. Baldwin oi
Little Rock, Arkansas; "A. Thompson,
of Detroit; and L. s. Crutcner, OF Muir
treesb0ro, Tenu,
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 27lh, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
the U. s. Mail Line steamer.
flax. BEN. FRANKLIN, q. Dufour
Master. Freight received at ali
@aszzM hours on Wharf boat foot of Vine
street. Il. M. Wade, Superintendent.
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 9Th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
ts I WOOD, l. " T. T. CanSbeiI Ca paieIt fIEEl MaaFar
.a'aa Freight received at all hours on
" nari-boat, foot of Broadway. W. Honshell.
superintendent.
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For New Orleans:

SATURDAY, 2Sth, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
RSE n FRANK. WILLARD, M. Wise,
i-tssshfs ~ Master. Apply on board, OF to j.
CUNNINGHAM, Agent.
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For VeVay.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at
3P. NJ,
RsE, BANNOCK CITY1J. W. Kirbv.
sf#zSasE Master Apply on board, or at 4.
4'ara'a,zanzn KennelPs, corner Main and Water
streest "N' " "'et
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For POnlernY.

THIS DAY, :7th, at p NJ, POSITIVELY.
.@ h EXCHANGE, JAS Kirker Master,
Freight received at all hours on
-, harf-boa foot OF Broadway. w.
Honsllell superintendent W.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE

HNOh SALE = FARM - Good farm of g7%
\ acres, situated Y miles from the railroad,
IN Clernont County; 4J acres in corn, 5 acres
IN potatoes, ~ acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop Farm in good order,
WIN s0ll farm and crop together on VERY EASY
terms. A good chance for any one desirin0 it
10 get good home. Address d. b. s., Star
o1hco, @30 Walnut street, Cincinnati 0.
jy2jd&iv27W-t
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DIED.

BLaAKER-october 26, 1875, at her residence,
Anna Blazer, in the 2Sth year Of her are.
Funeral Sunday at IS O'Clock P. NJ. from
Trinity Episcopal Church. Frienus are in
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Great Procession.

NEW YORK, October 27.-The great
torch-light procession of the Democracy
last night was the most imposing in
numbers that has ever been seen in this
city. 1t is estimated that fifty thousand
men were in line bearing torches and
lanterns, and that the procession exceed
ed eight miles in length, and that it was
witnessed BY nearly half million OF
people. Alter passing through several
streets the procession passed in review
before Gov. Tilden, who was al the Ev.
erett House.
Commodore Vanderbilt.
1t is reported that Commodore Van.
derbilt Is a little weaker, and that be
had not passed comfortable day. No
immediate danger, however, is appre-
nended.
Fires and Loss of Life.
At fire last night in Governor street,
Julia A. Miller, a child two years OF age /,
was suffocated. A fire was discovered
last evening on the top floor of the Uni
versity Medical College in East Twenty
sixth street. The flames were prompt
ly eXtingushed, but not before the
building and contents had been dam
aged to the extent of $4,000.
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For ChiIO.

DAILY, at4P. NJ,
:, -RsE, b CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, S. Nor
4sfssEE#ss,s5 gan, Master. Freight received at
~ all nourS on Wharf -hoat foot Of
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Wheeling.

FRIDAY, 9th, at ?. NJ. POSITIVELY,
-TsT. h ANDES, Chas. Muhleman, Master.
S Apply on board, or to Royse & Mos
set, Matt. Mcclure, Agents.
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LOST.
BOARDING.

II lAkDlNG-On College Hill, a very desir-
IL able location, only two squares from rail
road depot. Address 5. Box Il, College Hill,
26-2t
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE-A sple endid
Nv residence property, worth $4,000, in
MunGle. Indiana, for dry goods or groceries;
population of Muucie, 5000. Address l.. L.
HODGE, Muncie, Ind. 2j-4t
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M ANTED-TO BUY AND SELL-Mme :
IVY ais, Fossils, Coins, Indian Relics, Sea
listl MERGERS Natural History Store, liz
West Sixth street. oc1I 3Dt
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DOR SALE-HOUSE-Of eight rooms; good
i well and cistein; five acres of ground at
bached; located in Crittenden, KY, near depot
pa Cincinnati Southern Railroad; terms easv.
Apply at 535 Madison street, Coyfngton, XIV.
25-3t
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Observation-Disclosures,

NM ANrED TO EXCHANGE A gold
w watch worth $35 for good magic lam
tern with views. Address L. Z. H., Dunlap,
Hamilton County, Ohio. 2j-3t
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n OR SALE-HOUSE--Two story brick OF
= hvc rooms anu hall lot 25xlO0, in Newport,
KY. in monthly payments. Call at III Lock
htreet, city. 9b3t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-21
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION.


toFEICLAL]
II PROPOSED AMEhDAENF AND RE-
y vision q the Constitution o. the state q
y vada. paHsed at the seventh session If liza
Legislature:
Resolved, by the Assembly tho Senate con
curTing hat the Coustit ttpa II tie State
IF Nevada be amend q as ioliuwr.
mend Section one OF Article TX ef the Con-
stitntion Of tie State If Nevada Is 10 read
az follows:
SECTION /. The fiscal year shall commence
on tie first day OF ecember IN each year.
Passed January 10, 1919.
Resolved, by the Assembly. the Senate cen
curing, That cur history, as state, has
Taught us the necessity Of revising the Con-
stitution; we tbcrof re rec muend tie
electors at the next election FIR Members IL
the Legislature to vote for ur &=.i.iust tie
calling OF Convention for the puTp &c q To-
wishing the Constitution OF tbs state of
Nevada.
Passed February ls 1875.
I hereby certify the foregoing 70 be 'roe
copies from the original enrolled Resolutions
on file in my office.
- Witness my hand and tie Great
81. Seal Of STATE. august } 1876.
j, u. MINOR, See'y State
nu1-JTa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-21
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Hurricane Mining Company

Hurricane Mining Company.
DRINCIPAL place Of business, San
Il Francisco.
Location Of works, oreana, Trinity, tArabis)
Humboldt county, Nevada.
NOTICE is nhREBY GIVEN that at
meeting OF the Board Of Directors, held on
the llth day OF September, 1876, an ASSESS
ment OF twenty-five (25) cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of
rhs corporation, payable immediately, in
United States gold coin, to the secretary
at the office e the Company, No, 2iQ Mont
gomery street Rooms and ~, san Francisco,
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid OH the 18th day OF October
1916, viii be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment is
made before wi be sold On MONDAY, the
ThIRfIETH day OF OCTOBER. 1876. to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs and expenses sf sails.
A, ", rob- >SON. Secretary,
OFFICE No. $40 Montgomery street. Rooms
0 aud ~. San Francisco, California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-21

And IN accordance with law, and an order
OF the Board of Directors, made on the 20th
day Of JGly, 1876. so many shares OF each par
eel Of such stock az may be necessary. will be
sold at public auction, at the Office Of the
company, No, 40S California street. Room -,
san Francisco, California, on III uRSDAY the
TWFN1Y-FiRST day Of SEPTEMBER. 1876.
at the h ur Of l o'clock p. n. Of said day.
90 pay tl delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
o. II. SPEECIR, Secretary.
OFFICE - 40S California street, Room
Is San Francisco, California. sej ID