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vitality ut the process extremely disagreeable and
the quit OF the better it viii be for the
public taste and the public honor"
Mr. irving has given two readings this week for char
table Purposes, large has been brought to the
charities whose behalf be appeared. The first was
series OF selections from Hamlet" and was given III the
picugeeaery of the house Of the Earl OF Dudley in Park
lane, TO .eTy numerous, and need add fashionable
audcuce. II is late in the d1yu to give any critical
rcvicS Of Mr. GryiuGs Hto,ieL II is sufficient To say
that hc well received and that the reading kepthe
attention Of hc audience throughout Many OF tie lesser
faults which dioncuishc. his earlier Efforts in haHtt
gradually disappearing aud the who!" performance
marked with his striking and characteristic orig
nay. Mr. Irving repeated the reading to very different
audience in a very din. rent part-he East End Of Lon
dou-thc following evening. bat ne received with
equal enthusiasm aud It may hr equal appreciation.
Tic aulvivsecti9usts have had what appears To be
strong check upon uc.r march against thr medical pro"
fes0n and Lord ClnlyOus bin does not appear to have
the chances Of IL originally had. The i'm
portau6 dcputation which waited Mr.. Cross at the
Home Office Monday has already had its eject upon
the Jusir who have given tact consent 10 this new
crusade against the medical profession. The dcputauon
comprised among las number many very distinguished
names. among them Mr. John Lemon and sr william
JcuUor aUd they urged upon the Home Secretary with
uuau!mty should say nyc" before known In The medi-
cal pTDic SION that the hill was gross SANDER upon
quIcd the law to step in between them and
their experiments. The pclicll journals are
quite Eysrcrc.l in their deuunciatlon of the
measure, ami ask whore would have been the
discoveries Of Jcucr and ~ Harvey, if such act
that ted had been law. Ia" deUutauon OF Monday,
Is the case with most dcpuaions, derived but little
nom the Home Secretary who a. astute min
heard all and said nothing, bat no had the salts
faction of feeling that they have made known their views
,y IL no yc,ti.c uf uncertainty The Times has fully
Lnowesnd the force the meeting and says it ~ diff
cult cSlggerntc itT imourtaucc. II admits that the
unuus less than the of the bill places medical
mcn on q level with wcechcs from whom their soul re-
volts. and they have just claim 20 be protected from
such udiruity. The citation certainly was most I'M
called for and has been carried on with 80 little scuplc
ls To fully Justify the step made by the doctors.
do not know uch,I, after s the theory is moi correct
that the whole tuE the rclurt o.. the women upon the
profession for pcss 'cu.y closing ' gates 70 them
There j. obviously something than the cause Of h-
mauis at stake.
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than a prayer-book sometimes think that courtesy
after all, IL not another for religion, may DC mlu
modification OF the sentiment And wonder how those
who are ignorant OF its instincts and take no pains 10
acqaint themselves with It's rudimerts can ever nope 70
attain to its highest form.
That am 50 greatly impressed by the forms and cere
monies OF the R0lns Church TO be likely 10 follow IN
Lord Ripons wake and fling Il either the mantle OF
I moral influence or the clitterine gift OF any
considerable portion OF my vast wealth. do not Tor mo-
mont imagine The superb music has charm ot course
10 one possessed of my exquisite ear-cars might say
Painting and sculpture, II they be tolcrab'e even appear
u every fiber of my being-uaturay enough when you
take into consideration ny art studies and the course o
chromo at home And the air Of Of these churches
heavy with incense fraugt with dim, religious sort OF
smell never fails 70 supernducc feeling OF droWSneSS
which might mistake IN themselves for deyoulncss
But I'd never Join church just because 10 smelt good
the atmosphere Of. steamboat peculiar ana lithcF
fascinating on the whole hnpIrsses most pleasantly
when 1 staD aboard; hut | can breathe ~ without
wanting ship GeCk-hand to cHdOW the engineer,
or be ANYTHING more than cabin passenger Many ol
nay friends profess feel nccd OF confession, ana rte
about want-a human Wa0J-WLlch no thurch OtLtt
tHan the Roman Catholic supplies Now cannot enter
into this feeling at ail-p"rnaps because am retIer
human nor a woman. Under any Gud all CIRCUMSTANCES
should prefer 10 E-ep my own counsel II did tuhS
morally legally wrong would not make me tcl Dt
better to tell sOmenody that had done II on the con
taTy, it would make me feel much worse 10 sh fc' VIZ
any one else share in my secrct-espec,ally were
q hanging matter Talent - more IN the way "l ut-
'u,ng tian Of Ow ing up when ldo-Which Is ralrtI-
thing out Of the way. JOHN IAIL'
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THE PEOPLES CANVASS.
NO MACHINE POLITICS.

LET INDEPENDENTS AND REFORM REPUBLICANS WIN
AT SARATOGA AS THEY DID AT CINCISNAIL
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: feel very deeply interested in the success
pf the Republican party at the coming Presidential
election. As of the representatives OF the Re-
publican Reform Club and Independent Republican
Central Committee, labored at Cincinnati to Sc
cure the admirable nominations made III any credit
is due. it is to these organizations for defeating the
machine" notwithstanding the ridiculous asser-
ton Of Mr.. Orton that the machine" had decided
on Gov. Hayes months before.
desire that the truth Of our "independent"
position be known, and the reason for our refusal to
unite with the so-called regular Republican orcani-
zation of this city the election of delegates 70 tho
several Conventions This refusal is the result OF no
lapse from Republican orthodoxy, 10 lesscning of
confidence in the mission Of the party IN which
many OF MS have served since its foundation, no
selfish or trivial desire to weaken by schism the so
much needed unity of effort in the coming State and
National campaigns. Our independent action IS not
of our choosing, but forced upon Us by our SELF
respect rs men and our duty as Republicans at tho
beginning of contest the high aim OF winch l. tue
victory not only of Republican over Democratic
candidates, but Of Old-time and genuine over
spurious and ruinOus Republicanism. We arc Re-
publicans but of the sort rcqu~ed by the National
platform, by the letters of acceptance of our Ma
tonal nominees, by the better aspirations Of the
party, by tine exigency Of the time. And therefore
it is that we can no longer cooperate with the So
called regular party managers Of this city.
Our vo.es and protests haye failed, and there re-
rnaned bat this course of "indcpcndenp action as
the only escape from the corrupt and disastrous
tyranny Of the machine clique who for years have
been too nearly unchecked in their rule ANA almost
I'll of the party in this citynot intending to con-
yey the idea that there are ohce-hoders who are
honorable xceptiOns to this rule, not doubling that
a number OF those worthy officers would gladly vel
come a change in the present unwise management
OF affairs. As now managed it world be economy in
ali rcspeot5-to save expense Of going to Saratoga
10 Announce that the votes of the city delegates
composed in most "decstricts' of the same Smith,
Brown, and Jones who for years have represented
the district and all officc-hOdors are for ~ B. e."
or 80. i. F." sc. My desire is that our motives
may not be mscOnstrued that unfavorable relec-
tion be made concerning such faithful and honest
ofiice-hoGcrs as consider Thomas l.. James, Our
worthy Postmaster, and such as he to BE-. We shall
do all in our power 10 insure the success of the Re-
publican pa.ty at the election this Fall, hoping sin
cerey the class of nominees in orr state as
Hayes and Wheeler for the nation. Yours, SIN
ctrcly and respectfully, LLLWUoD l.. HORNE.
Aec- IOFs, July -, 1876.
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elaborated in the minds of many leading COnserva-
tves, among those of the Right Center, that it
would be wrong not to take its existence into con
sderation. But this is preGminently a relic Of thc
old world, ard lives only in connection with wars
and over-taxation class distinctions, Oyer-rue, and
the entire paraphenalia Of mOnarchlcal fiction 1t
is another reason for the establishment of perma-
nent Republic, which shall insure peace instead Of
war. 1t is also another form of those possible eN-
terual pcrils, bound up with clerlcaism, that must
combine to lead n. Waddngton to the hight of
power here one day.
| must say that most genuine Liberals regrc:
deeply the announcement of VI. dc Nuns election.
His absurd exargeratons, his wholesale fanaticism'
did moro harm 10 the Clcricas thau a dozen Bishops
Of Orleans could achieve.
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THE rBo EMPERoHs 4GFEEnENE

We are enabled to publish from q trust
worthy source, statement Of the policy which wa.
agreed upon between the Emperors OF Austria and
Russia at their recent interview. From several quar-
tcrs indeed there bavc been various accounts of c
conclusions come 10 at the Imperial meeting, but they
have not been consistent nri for the part have
borne the character Of cprrturs founded, with NOR, or
less upGn rxpC ssous dropped from the lips
Of thc Austrian monarch upon the personal de-
moauor Of the two sOycrc'us The fact j. that their
Nactics aid 10 clear albeit pro yi-ona'. under
s1udng-O observe during the present contest ~ Ser
via and Montenegro against Turkey policy of
strict neutrality. 30 departure viii be maHe
from that basis without fresh communication
betwee1 the capitals Of Vienna and So. Peters
burg ard consultation, or at least some dip0-
matte inirrcOure see, with the other Powers Upon
other ground than liS the Emperor OK Austria I lClr
announced a Aussig ms satisfaction at the result Of the
interview and l5 confidence mat the peace Europe
would remain urbrokcn. Doubtless the Imperial yir Of
tine mp9rancr of understanding well in.tl-
fed and Europe VIII bc safely carried Que stage further
along the prrous path Of events by the agreement he
tween those two Powers W!rh are most Immediately IN
tcrc,ttd IN the existing struggle. That 10 VIII prove
long stage is than any one can venture 10 affirm,
Tor many occurrences might give either Count Audrassy
Prince urtchakoH the rgltOr at least the ncliut-
the present identity OF view tcnpprarliy rcpOscs.
AS THINGS stand. however, ana While The wrr
continues, the Empcrors nave mutually pledged
themselves to abstain from anJ intercithce-NlGch Is
the policy expected from them by DINER Powers ana tlc
only cOHs0nnt with international requirements.
Nothing h. more certain than that, II hcitIf Ausld nor
Rusia mc',cs With the combat, All remaining European
will leave il severely alone that The upshOt ~
the interview Eeichstadt make the isolation 1f
the gercnts cOmpctc upon the single condition that
the neutrality 10 be observed j. one Of real ana not pre-
tended stringeDcy That II viii DO 80 IN all thc more
probable because very little could be done for
against the Slaves by any underhand sympathy or hos
tity.-lLond0n Telegraph, July 10.
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MP. TILnENS RECORD.
Is HIS CHARACTER RRgpgoACHABLE-aR. GREE
LEY's EAMOu. LLrTEE 10 MR. ILDEN

Is HIS CHARACTER IRHEPEoAcHABLE-hR GREE-
LEY's FAMOUS LETTER TO Mr.. THDES.
To the EGitor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | have long been a constant reader Of
TIE TGILUSE, and admfcr Of It's PLAN, direct and
go,ciie method Of dealing with all questions OF public
interest and especially OF It's habit Of calling thugs by
thoirrizht names have always believed il honest
and have generally, not always. followed where 1t ed
parted company with IL rcgrctully, IN 1872, aud am
Glad To De With it again in 1876 heartily endorse the
spirit OF the article entitled Tho Actual lSsie.' But
must say that am at loss reconcile its endOrscmelt
o. the "h -n personal" and "irreproaenabc private
chalas r. OF IL. Ildcu with previous ut;eI2uc's OF
TIE TsBCNE.
Ir,mcmber TIE TRrnvNE's fearless exposure OF tho
gigantic election frauds Of 1865 in NewYork CITY re-
member Mr. Graeloy's terrible arraimcnt OF Nh Ilden
for guilty completely in those frauds believe it
tu'li.lcd Mr. THden's famous Private and strictly
confidential circular" dated October p, ISIS; and
some tine aiterwJrd when the full extent Of the frauds
TIM, circular was designed % promote became known,
Nj lev. open letter addressed TO Ar Ideu'
used tie following language:
Mr. THGen, you cannot escape responsibility by saying
"''' oJioy caI.si not say ta It; never shake
f,r ,,r We ~ i,. "a ,I>si,e accompiice in The giant
frauds pf last November Your name was used, WIthout
public pru.c,, your part iu circulars so"ed bi'S Sst
assurance douhy tbat te frauds here pcrnetrated
should not by the honest vote II me rlr
districts. Aud you not merely ~ sinet' put Gl pl,,
tive sumption, covered those frauds y ihe man
cei,cr isas bad as the tuci GA are a. a,eiS l
to-day though your name vas Tweed obG'en' of
Oakley Hall.
Now WAS this arraigumeut OF Mr. Tllden justl Isi
possible tor q man 20 mau,lin high personal and
repro5ca5e private character" and permit the use
OF his name to accomplish such frauds, and to accept
their results vithou; puhlic protest on h!s part"
GrecHcrllie, Mich., Juiy ID, 1876. JuhS AVERY.
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MP. HAYES ANp GRANTEsM.
HIS POSITION As THE CHOICE OF CAMERON. CoNH-
LING, AND NORTHUMBERLAND OF. .INDEPENDENlS
TuAr uE SHOULD REFUDIiIE THEM.

HIS POSITION As THE CHOICE OF CAMERON. CoNH-
LING. AND NORTHUMBERLAND OF. INDEPENDENTS
THAT HE SHOULD REPCDnIE THEM.
To ths Edtt0r Of the tribune.
SIR: I'm behalf of Republican voters around
me who desire reform the administration OF publ AZ
fairs venture TO ask Hayes, through you FOR some
stranger assurance than his letter OF acceptance gives,
that Il, Will have An administration free tIom those
abuses which need reform As the party stands, no
Nvin man. matter what his private character may be,
can come before this country tie choice OF slch men
A. Caneon Norton COuklinc Blaine and Grant. and DO
REGARDED a- in any sense rctOrmer With such men
around him what can he do Honest as he ulay be, no
platform no pledges that he give, are worth tho
pauer tncy are written upon The Camerons, the Nor
tons the Bsuas, and the Consings VIII rei-n over US
aud merely nse his good name for their bad pur
Thc homes: voters IN the Republican party want
honest I'm al nigh and tow places zoo nc want ihe
PARTY leaders openly repUllJtcd Does Coy. hayes
dirc tu 10 this Does De daIe to den"uhce
tue,e mcnl Docs he dare 20 cut loose from ihen,
and give US aud them positive assurance tlat MS
Ttniu.t Will b. aled with such Msn EriSt0w CHARLES
Francis Adams. and others whom the pcopc t~H lttst
chosen from the limits u no party hnt nom mo
honest and C.l able OF al parties. Now is he tiir or
n 20 do this. and 20 prove himself The man Tor tae
rmrs After he has been elected as the tool oi these n
thieves Uoud forbid him from repud.aing %ein aAi no
must become one %. them aud thty wond STARE mo
spoils with hm. GoYcthor 80 You see ~ I'D t-ls Ign
lido. And tn only one e. thousands ana thousands OF
poor honest, ttN-burlercd, hear. SEX farmers. mo
Democratic party has set Republicans Food example
They mean .rtOTm Theirs . not Idle tal6 Ana Oth as
assurance of good honest government tudu "StS eda
possibly VC unless H. h. bDd enough 10 Cu loose rom
elf r Inc c or honest Indignation which can only bear
tie next President into the HLuo House AMI ftlnoNo
The rob.cr tyrnts hand from the honest TeNu3ns
purse. y ry sprcttuuy lo.I~ HONEST NOiAN'
Indian AJcs, "a, Jay 20, 1870.
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MR. HAYES AND CIVIL SERVICE REFORM

Mr. HAYES AND CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
EVILS oF TIE sPOus sYSTEM-MEMr OF rHE sUG-
GESTioN ABOUT STABILITY OF OFFICE.
TO The Editor OF Ths Irt5URe.
SIR: Iour article of Saturday on Hayes and
the olcehodors suggests thoughts as 10 cvl SER
vice reform Camorug for the expulsion Of rosUes aud
drones we not think duly considered that radical
evil Ia our system the instability of pubNc Office In any
true theory OF reform hold TO be as essential ihat tao
good should be retained that The bad Should oe us
carled No shrewd merchant or manufacturer allows
nrac;IAd and faithful employ6 to leave hin without
weighing the cost he puts value on technical experience
aswe as proved honesty Can the great MIL o govern
rneut he run properly on adilerent basis
Ibliee IL TO be quite much in the fact Of stability
m in the method Of appointment that the eiy service OK
Great britain and Germany is superior 10 our own In
tbc former country have been more than once asked.
JoN il itIot public officers are so frequently changed
In America and how public business thus De wei
dischargedl' There was Dut ync iuIu ~ ans %
ever noiying: "Of course public business suffers ifon
mis- curse iudcted ON by Andrew Jackson and Whlch
no President since has been bold enough, 10 Congress
wise or patriotic enough, 10 remove: - ,..
Donb,Iess some worthy subordiG2tes have been found
mr. plaeed p Office under this Administration III they
survive the present crusade against character WI u hoo
he hlow 20 civil service reform that any new Aliihs'
tration should disturb them 1t hSs peen eSs9i ie'
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They had company to tea The table was
set ont spcuddly. The biscuit were as whie ana Ught
and naky as snow aud the cake just lovely. Iho
company were delighted with every thing, and were en-
Toying themselves hugely, and getting thc houus 9
opcrand OF making the biscuit, which too Dvely
for anytbIng when the infant Of the household unou
natey whispered: MA, why don't you have sueD se"
when there amt company "
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

STARl KING SILVER MINING COAITASY-
- location OF Principal Placn OF BusInCss,
San ranchCo. California: location % Work.,
Sprucrmcnt Mining District, llio county. Nc.
Nala- r..- -.
= Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting. Uf Tho
Beard OF Directors. held OH tho 4th day %
Aay, 1876. Eu assesziucnt tSo. ~ Of TCn Cents
per Thar" uas icslel upon The capital stock OF
Iac Corporation. payable Immediately In unItc1t
states eTld coin, to the Scrrvisry, Gt tho Cce 81
the COMPANY. EoolAs - and ~ Merchants Ex-
chanSc, SIn frlnclScr'. California.
Any sleek upon which This ASST Ssui,tlt shall
remain unpstl Oh tie seventh day Of June 1910,
wiil he delinquent. niid advertised for sale 1T
pubic ancttnn; and uiIIcss ISInIen. Il male b.
fore viii DO sold OH THURSDAY. the .Yth day Of
June. lSiG. to psy the delinquent assessment. to.
sale. -...'' - 49,.
Dy crl&r ofino Board. Of Directors.
LOUIS KApI.AS. Secretary.
oFTIcE-I;oomG &c GI,h 81 Merchants TX
hUrn!a- tnS,J
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NEBFo0T MINING CONGRATULATIONS
81 Principal Place OF IstsIncss, san Fran
T Ito; cGniornia; location OF Works. IlnIGOad
instruct. Eieo "nunty, state OF Nevada.
Noiico Is hereby given tina. at injecting Of the
board OF 1rGStcrs. held ON the Fourteenth day
81 APRIL 1916, an asscssIntnt TO. y OF Twenty
I'VE cents per share VAS levied npOn the capital
hl"SA OF Tho corporation, payable Immediately
IA Ihtt1 States gold coin, to the Secretary at the
niHcc OF the company, ltrom No. I, No. 4Ol Cal
hurnii htTrct, SIN FraGciIro. California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
ISnlail nnplid on The Eighteenth 'Iay OF May,
Ia'6, VIII bo delinquent, and advertised for sale
a. plotc muctioi'' and'nulcss payment Is made
before WI he sold OH Monday, tho TsclftII DAY
OF june lSiG, to pay the dclinil nenI assessment,
together with Costs or advertising nnd expense
uf sale.
DAVID 4. JENNINGS. Secretary.
OrrICE-iIooIn No. /, No. IOi California street
SAu Francisco, California. .alg la
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NOTICE.

/ I CSSEY CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND Sill
scr Mining COmpany~-IncnliUn 81 rim.
Clpal Piece of Business. Sah Frarieisto, CalIfnr-
Mn; Location Of Works, CornucupIa, EIko
County, Nevada.
Notice u hereby given. that at y meeting Of
Tho Dgar1 % Directors, held OF iI'c Fifteenth
day ~ hrfll. 1870. OH assessment (Nu. n Of IN.
teen CCrts per share. was levied upon thu capita,
stock OF Tho corpura ION, payable Immediately ia
United States gold coin, to tho Secretary, al the
OlhcO 81 the coInrrny. M. igI MONTGOMERY
street, Shn francisco, Cnlifornls.
Any Etcck upon which this assessment AbuiI
remain unpaid on tho Eighteenth day Of Mny,
1916. Will be delinquent, aud advertised for aaic
Of public aictIony and, unless payment IA made
before, Will lie acid on TUESDAY, tho SlStli day
Of juno, 1916. TO pay tic delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of Htlc.
by order of tho board Of Dlrcctors.
.... u. II. brown, Secretary.
oYrtcE--iiooH 2. No. I02 MONTGOMERY street
Ban Francisco, California. aIT.th
NOTICE,
THE OFFICE O% TIFF itrSsEY COSsOJf.
i dated Mining Company has bGcn removed
70 Room 3, No. I2G California Street.
H. II. BnOwS, Secretary.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

GinAMiT0N MINING COMPANY-LoCATJoH
~ OF principal place Of business, Elko, Ne
Nada; l.cratiun Of works, Grand Junction MinIn-
District. Eli o'c6unty, Nevada.
, NOllCE If hereby given that Mt meeting Of
ur Hoard OF Directors, hcld on the. 9th day nf
May, 1876, an assessment (So. q OF Three Cents
per share WIS levied IipDn the rar!tui stock Of
lhe Corporation. payable Immediately, To tho
Sccretnry NJ tho olilco OF the Company, United
States Land Oi!icc. Eiko, Nevada. 0'
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
mai" unpaid OH the Sixth day of June 1876,
Will be Delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public Auction, aud unless payment il iu1de bo
iore viii hc fold on 1HUNSDAT, tho Sixth t,ay
OF July, 1910, TO Iay tho Delinquent assessment
trScihcr with costs Of advertising AMI cx-
pchhca of sale. by order OF the Boarl OF Df-
rCctoTs.
]. S. MAyIIUGII. SECRETARY.
orrIcE--unitcd States Land Once. Elko.
Nevada. ms iI
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

ISLAND MOUNTAIN TUNNEL COMPANY
l Location of Principal Place CT Busincss,
Elko, Nevada; location II Works, Island Noun
tain Mining District, Elko County, Nevada.
N0fIcE.-There Is uelinqucnt upon tho fol
lowing described stock OH account OF nHscss-
lneht mo. ~ levied on tbs 22l day of March,
1876. tho amounts set oppOai,o tho names Of tic
respective shareholders, as follows:
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te0~owing Is sroot advantages I
hovo IN purchasing goods, I mn pro-
pared to cell th'oiR NJ exceedingly
f6w ptictd. CHI md satisfy yourself
before purchasing OlsoTii6fS.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CfR4cCSE MINING CoSTPASV=LoCATIoS
> of principal place Of business, Elkn, Nrv. |:
location OF works, Grand Junction Mining Bis
trict. ElkO County. Nevada.
, NOTICE Ia hereby given that at a meeting Of
the Doard al Directors he'll on the 9Th day OF
hny, 1910, an asscssmcih no. y Of Three Cents
per share WAS levied upon tic capital stock Of
inc corporation, payable Immediately, IN United
States gold cUIn 20 the Secretary ut the Office of
tho Company. Elko, Nevada.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho Sixth day uf June, 1870,
Will Dc delinquent and advertised for RaIc at
public auction. and unless payment IL made he
fore Will be sold THURSDAY; the Slxth day OF
July, 1876. to gay tho delinquent assessment,
toRethcr Will costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. by order Of life Board OF Directors
!. oSTREICIIElt. Secretary.
OFFICE-Elko, Nevada. mrtJ
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And in accordance with law aud all order OF
the board Of Directors mado on the 0ist day OF
March, 1870, so many shares Of each parcel Of
bueh stock as may 10 necessary will be Euld at
public auction, at tho oilicc OF The Company,
ON MONDAY. the Twcuty-sccond day of May
1876. ~ the hour OF Ono O'Clock l.. NJ. or
said day, In pay sAid delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of tire sale. ..'
II. II. BROWN, Secretary.
oFFicE.-Room 8, No. 42G California street,
San francisco, California. n7.td