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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-04
DELINQUENT SALES.
TsoJAx n nI'..is:i pl cos y June,

Location Of PrinciPAI pIsce ou
'f Location Of works. Gold Hin. Storey county
Nosicc.-There arc delinquent upon the Iol.
,awiny described stock. On sccount OF as,ess'
w ~ No ii levied on the 18th day OF fso,u.
Az isTG. the several amounts eel opposile .ne
names Of The respective shareho'ders' ~ 'o''
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me CoNsoLIDATEI

- 70 = = - Hhh aS~ nv
MINING COMPANY. - Location Of prin.
eipal place Of business. Nan Francisco, Cali.
fornia.
Location Of works. Gold I'LL District. Story
County. Nevada.
Notice L. hereby given. that Mt . meeting Of
the lioari of Direcior-. held on the 2sth day
Of March. 1870, an assessment lSo. ~ Of One
Dollar per sharc WAS levied upon the capital
stock az the corporation. payable immedi.
aiely, In United States gold coin. 10 the secre-
tary, at the once Of the Company. Room ~.
No. al Montgomery street. Fan Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the LIST day OF May. is16,
will he delinquent. aud advertised tor sAle
Al public auction, and unless payment 10
made before will he ,old on SATURDAY.
The 10th day OF Nay. 1915, 10 pay the delin-
anepl assortment, together with costs Of I'd.
yertislng and expenses of sale.
NV order Of tho Board of Directors.
@. A. sANKEY. Secretary.
Once Room N. No. 81 Montgomery street,
san Francisco. California. inr30td
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THIS Il THE sxsr ROUTE EAST

-
II. traeh !. efsrEEL. RAILS. spl on u has tsen
mad. Inc fastest time that has ever been male IN
this country. ny this roats pas.snsers tor points
east otcheaso have choice sf the following lines
d. he rrs..sarx, Fort Wayne and chlssss and
Prnnsyl, ania kAliways-fhree through trains
daily. With Pullman Palace Car. through ~
,ss.sss if.ia win rsu%sn p.i.Ss Cars.
10 Baltimore AMI W asnlngton.
S': ~, t csssss sss -" es.s ssss t csaai.i and si,s
f.isss Dss~inx Room ssi slss1 PsiaSs s'ssp
Ny The Michigan Central, brand Trunt. Greai
Me.isfu AMI Erle AMI New Notk Central Rail
5000 ,srssss M ,'i M. s1.A rs,l'I s,.r no.
10 Se~ Yyss. TO Ntasara fals. banAio. Rosh-
ester. ot New York Ctty.
~ baltimore anil Ohis Ea~ilroai-rwo through
irAiHs daily. With Pullman r.iaes Cars. Iot
Ns~srt. Las~-viis. Wheeling. Washington ai~i
b~itiiasfs. without change.
Pulimaa's esiebrstel Palace Stepping Car. and
Coaches. connecting With Union Paeiae Railroad
o%.h. c .si .fI ssn ~. ci,S,s a.. s.s siss ..fiD ,a,
en-. fss Chicago AMI the kA~t-
This popular route Il UNSURPASSED Coz spesi;
Comfort and safety. The si,.sth. VII .A,ls :.
nAA Palace Sweeping Cars. the perfect T.i-xnaph
System u msyinx trains. The regularity With which
snssusa car. 10 caissSs Mona ali pslni. wssi..e
surs 10 pa..enx~s- all The ~sonifsfts OF n,~b>fn ksil
vay travelling. No change. ef sars AMI ~ tedious
delays 81 ferries.
Passenger. viii nni iisssts via this favsrits rsuts
attbs tisnsrAl Ticket Ornos. of tho Central Pacific
K.ilroSt In San franciscs anil Sac rameuto, AMI In
siIths rsshst Ousees of the ye.,rsi r.siss rsii'oAi'
nARvIy, muamirr Den. Pas. Agent.
NJ srANWOJD. General Agency. Ia Mont
sonssy street. San rraneisee. aalou
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NEW YORK co >snLIDATEu

NEW YORK CO>kUL1DATEO
IN MINING COMPANY.-Loca'ion Of PRIV.
cipsl place OF business. San francisco, Call.
fonia
Location Of works. Gold NH. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting 81
The Hoard of directors, held on the 2sth day Of
March, lsIG. an assessment tNo. ts) OF Rightly.
three and ON. third Cents ts3Iic.l per share
was levied GU the capital stock OF the corpora
tion, payable Immediately. In United States
goid coin. TO the Secretary. at the ONCE OF the
Company, Room u Haywsrd's Bulldins. 40
California street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this as,essment shall
remain unpaid ON the nrpt tlstl day Of May.
iss6, win he delinquent, and sdvertisrd for sale
at public auction, and unlcss payment IL made
before will be sold on FRIDAY. the ~ h
day Of May. ls5c, To pay the delinquent as
ressmcnt. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the hoard Of Directors.
u l., THO NAk. Sccretary.
once - Rom a llaywsni'r puildlng. 40
California street, San Francisco, uslifornia.
snKD0fA
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For Rent |!

A ruRNfsHEp HOUSE. RLIoiBLY arr.
~ ustee in 0oid mn. Apply q tSs -
mrzaiw' BANK or CALIFORNIA,
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STOCK DIVIDEND.

The above ssie IL posp,nsd I'LL MONDAY
April 10. 1870, q the kaae hour and place.
mh7 II Z. n. MAYER, a. tmee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. IA MARS
PILLS

EoR SEMINAL EMISSIONS, lxPoTKN-
II CT, Ices VI vigor. SEXUAL and General
Dvbllity. Physical Prostntion. and the many
aiinients Of like nature arts ,ng from indisers-
sion. self abuse. ovrr-indulsenee. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-04
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
CAsr YELLOW JAcKET INNING

II Location az principal place
OF business, Han Ynhclsco. California.
Location OF WORKS Gold Hill. Nevada +.
the board OF Dirvctory, held On the 18Th day Of
March, 1876, an assessment mo. II OF Five
Csnts per share Was levied upon The cap
iial stock Of tho corporation, payable I'M
medistely, In United staics gold coin. TO
the Secretary, At the once OF the Company,
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tbs 18th. day OF April,
1918. will be delinquent. and Advertised for
made before will be sold on THURSDAY,
the 10Th day Of Nay. 1878, To- pay the delin.
| orent assessment. together with costs OF I'D.
vertising and expenset Of sale.
p. T. TURNER, Becrvtary.
Ofnce-Ro m No. 8 HAlleck's Buildlng. Rast
California. mfl5td
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CuPERlOR 1OLD AND klLvER
y MINING cOMpANY.-Location u prlIci.
pal rlAcc II business. san Francisco. Cali
forniA.
Location OF works, Gold lliil Mining Dls.
triet. storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 herv,y given. that at q meeting ol
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th day 81
February. 1876, an a-ssssment (No ~ Of Five
Cents per shao wA- levied upon tho cap
ital stock Of the corporation. payable imme-
diately, IN United states g'id coin, to the See.
retary, 81 tnc once Of The Company, No 1SS
Montgomery street, room 0 lup ~stAirrl. San
frAhciseo. Callfornia.
Any sieck upon which this assessment shall
rvmain unpaid on the third l5d) day 81 April,
1876, will be delinquent, aud advertised foe
.als II public auction, and unless payment
ID made bcforc will b. sold on THURSDAY.
The 2orh day April. is.G. to pay the dslinQu.nt
assessment. together with costs of advertising
Jos. TYSON. Secretary.
onaee-:56 Montgomery street. Room q lnp
stairrl. Kan Francisco, California. m,6id
NORTH CllIPMAN MINING CON.
~ PAM. Losaiion Of principal place Of
Location Of works, Gold lin Mining Die.
trict, storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that Al q meeting 0i
the Board Of DIRECTORS, held on the III day
of March, isTC, an assessment tho. ID oi Ten
Cents per share Wa. levied upon thc capital
stock VI the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United slater gold coin. TO the Secretary. nj
The once Of the Company. Room III, No. iiy
California street. Nan francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of April. ls,6,
will BE- delinquent. and advertised for salc
81 public Anction. and unless payment 10 made
beftr re will be sold On WEDNESDAY,. the 25th
DAY VI April. ISIS. to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with cost Of advertising
and expeusor OF sale.
by osder Of the Beard Of Directors.
JOS. MA0ulliE, secretary.
Ofiee-Room ri. No. ti9 California street,
Nan rranrlsco Enlifcfuia- mrtfd
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the Board of Dlpctors. mais on the 18th day o.
February. 1879, ~ many shares OF each parcel
II sucn stoch - may be necessary will be sold
nj public auction. at tbs ONCE of the Company,
Room ~ Hay " ards Building. No. &ig Califnrnis
str,et. ran francisco, California, on TUES.
DAY. the eleventh iiitb) day " April. 1910. 81
the hour Of ! o'clock '. ~. Ut sAid dsy. TO lay
with co,is oi advertising and expenses VI the
sale.
ONCE . Room No. ~ ~llayward's Buiining.
No. 90 California street. San Francisco, Cali
fprnlA. inf13td
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Dr.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are prepared expressly Tor this elsss Of com.
plAints. md % rseonlmssd them - aspesdy
snd eGsstivs remedy. Their gsesni tonic
eject on the whole system IL exrvmely bene-
neiL. Yoa cannot take them without being
b-nsnted By them. The imprudsnt ruth. tbs
over. sorked man. the prsnAtnrsly old. tbs
married and sinsis men aud women. alike. vii
nnd In this remedyA
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Int oloRY of MAI Is MS sTatnsTnI

Il 10 ~welLhnovn fact that Thousands sufer
frsm TIE abovshanrd eomplsln.A. Ths vsry
nssnfs Of such roahlss bsgsts . umidty thAs
often prevents the sufferer from consulting
friend or ptysieian. and the victim Eoss on
from month 70 month unrelisvsd. until the
lseklus.sr ere. pallid chssk and ernsal rental
aud physiesl prossratios fsds him broken down
In hsalth. without easngy and without hope.
, 1876-05-03

ScnEScK and PARK confronted eacll other
in the room Of the House Foreign Committee
yesterday, and each told bis story concerning
TINT much-talked.of 1eltor of resignation. It
seems there nre two copies Of this letter, ono
in the handwriting Of SoHEEcK and ono
written by PAnK. PAnK contends thnt his Is
tho original drait, aud that tho ex-AIinister
copied it. PARK explained certain interpo-
1ntionB in the SonEsoK copy which he said
wero designed to convince tho public that
Mr. 6cHENoK did not dissolve his Off
cinl connection with tho Mining Com
pany because Of any want Of confidence
In tho value Of the stock. To most of
PAn1'a story Mr. ScuEscK givos an indignant
denial. How this question Of veracity will
be settled to tho satisfaction OF the Genoral's
friends it is ut present difficult to imagine.
II 1fr. scuENcK is not moro successful In
sustaining bis testimony in this regard than
lc has been with reference to alleged trans
actions with the London broker, F,suEn,
there will bo many who will bo forced to
look upon the Generals story rs lamo and
impotent. The letters in tho hands Of the
Committee showing ScHE&czs communica-
ton with th. Emma Mino Directory after his
resignation placo the ex-Alinister's testimony
On that point in m uncnvinblo light,
, 1876-05-03

It Is eminently proper and in every way
desirable that there should be clearing up
Of tho mystory surrounding tho e1traordina-
~ transaction Of the Union PaoiAc Railroad
Company in worthless Arkansas bonds, and
nh effort is to be made in this direction. A
resolution ordering IN investigation by tho
House Judicinry Committee was yesterday
adopted unanimously, and Sub Committee
has been appointed to conduct the inquiry,
which will be pushed with all possibls dis
patch.
It occasion-~.j j becumos NECESSARY for the
courts to demonstrate, by stern and decisive
action, tho fact that their authority in regard
ia percmptory mandates may not bo defed
without unpleasant consequences. Judge
WILLIAMS, OF the Circuit Court, found it noe
essary in the case Of two theatrical managers
who had been guilty Of an aggravated form
of contempt Of court, and whose respect for
the n1ojesty of tie law has probably in-
creased somewhat since the discovery that it
Inns the power to lodge them in the County
Jail for period Of fyo and ten days, 70.
apeclvely.
, 1876-05-03

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, 1876-05-03

The Democratic minority in the House en-
tered upon the session carefully holding
themselves to keep from bursting under their
own tremendously high proBsure Of economy
and retrenchmont. They were tnere, "a they
had so long loudly advertised to save the
Government, which was imperilod by Rcpub-
lican proaigacy md corruption. Tho hixty
Coufedorates were also enlisted for that great
work Of Hnvtng the country. Tho Democratic
majority held the pnrss-atrings absolutely.
They Ind full power 10 stop evcry leak in the
Treasury, to lop Of ovory extrayagance in
every department, and put m end TO stealinRs
everywhere, and not dollar could be taken
out Of the Treasury except upon appropria-
tions made by them. Never had reformcrs
fairer fold. Four months hayo they
labored under that Domocratic-economic-
tremendous high pressure, aud thoy
have placed tho cadets at West
Point upon staryeling allowance, aud after
cutting down our diplomatic service hayo
made such scant provision for what is loft Of
1t that our representation abroad must needs
be upon the shabblest footing OF that Of any
civilized nation. II, In tho way Of retrench-
msnt, the Democratic House, which promised
to reduce the Government expenditures at
lea2t ono-thisd, has done anything boaldes
worth mention, nobody has yet found 1t out.
With this niggaraly, and In rcality most er.
pensiyo, retrench,nent tho Delnoc1atio.eco.
nonia high pressure waa exhausted.
Now come the Democratic schemes for
emptying the Treasury. Foremost among
these il tho River and Harbor Appropriation
bill. This it IL, evidently, that has been
singled out by the Confederate members ~
the lnoAfs by which to got their rights for
their people. Every member In whose dis
trict there is crock, inlet, or bayou has had
IN appropriation for !.s improvement taokod
upon the bill. There il $4,000 put down
for ths improvement Of ths Cooaa Riyor, In
Georgia The classic Tombigbeo L. down
, 1876-05-03

OATg, Of Wisconsin, is convinced that he
put his foot in it when be procured tho in
vestigation Of tho "Alary Merritt" charges
against Secretary BR1s1ow. Not only WAS
the affair dismal and disgrncoful failure,
injuring nobody but those who werc instru-
mental in bringing about the investigation,
Int It is considered not at all unlikely that
tho result Of tho conspiracy against Mr.
Dn1srow will be to give him tho Wisconsin
delegation at Cincinnati. There is some talk
Of reviving tho mulo case and Of pressing an
Investigation of tho story that Mr. Bn1srow
gave improper information to Louisville
whisky+loalorB concerning the increased ta1
in 1876. In tho hitter case the correspond
ence on tho subject will probably furniah
reasons why sono other State should sond
Dn1srow delegation, and, If tho whisky
thieves and detectives can only be induced TO
extend the scope Of thoir conspiracy, there Is
no telling what tho effect may DO upon tho
ba1lotiug at Cincinnati.
, 1876-05-03

Tho Confederate mud-dingors but befoulcd
themselves when they trumped up charges OF
corruption against Senator MORTON in the
disbursement Of $275,0 appropriated out
Of tho National Treaaury for c1uipping and
sonding to tho field Inaiana volunteers dur
ing tho Rebellion. The facts arc simply
these: Whom tho Rebellion WIS at it's
hoight, and the rocd for troops moHt press
ing, tho Rebel sympathizors who controlled
the Indiana Legislature rofusod to vote
dollar toward paying tho expenses Of recruit.
ing, equipment, otc., Of tho Indiana Union
volunteers. Senator MonroN, then Governor
Of Indiana, notwithstanding, with redoubled
vigor, went on with the work of raising
troops and sending them to the fold, and 1t
Is we'll known, by hsown personal excrtions,
succeeded in borrowing the money ro-
quirod until funds could ba procured from
Washington, aa thoy were, solely through his
enorgy and address, and because Of tho high
confidence ropoael in him. Every dollar Of
the money waB honestly disbursed, and,
though tho vouchers were lost by tho sinking
Of ship, the witnesses survive to provo the
money was faithfully applied, every dollar Of
It, to the raising and oquipping of Union
soldiers. Consequently tho charges OF cor
ruption haro been abandoned, and tho charge
now is that under tho Constitution tile Con-
cfni Government had no right to pay nor
Gov. MonroN to receive tho $a75, 900 in ques-
ton. Wo used to hear deal of TINT sort
from the Copporheads during tho War, which
in toto they denounced as unconstitutional.
, 1876-05-03
4 PAINFUL HUMoR.

There Il painful in circulation that cor
5ups bargain md tr.as h.,s osen effected or are ss-
u.Sor,. oese. .na ior.. ~ ~ IN .ao ~
nc. city Legislature. Tho rumor is to tho efsct .hs.
the now mombs1s for enough Of them to constitute.
~,ln .as aea Or eleven co''nian sea1.x'gs majority
rt,n,tn W..o~ nnon .hs .ona,t,an ~. s'ar 1nS
not .s.uns to psealde In tho Council nor Interfere IN
the appointment Of ats committees. This corrupt
.Fsangosne 10 .aid TO have been negots.tod bssveea
NJ. msnnsr. e~o~ah r.,.,a ~, sons ~
the body for On, of Tho South sida di.trtcs nv
such infamous trsde hss boen entered into ths pubo
Hln quickly mo" It upon no consen'ng OF tho nov
.sss' Nao ms patne' - " ~ the aaseHo!y slh
huekstering ehar.cto...-cateaoo TSm<.. ' '" "N'''
We do not belioya thers in a nartic1a ~
truth In this suggestion. Wa record tha
story M a fce1cr mt o,,t hv tha co1r;r;,oo
and ~ an invitation to.trok,o W. do nj
believe that tin majority If tha now connr,1
III connoscd Of "weak a;stera II or of man IN
tic leass digposed to cornnrom;so or bargain
with Gown and tho corruni;oniata IN ofY,co
IF there voro ANYTHING nnon vh,cb ,na
whole neon,o ware nnitod At tha ,acant alan.
tim. It waa N, nrotost a,a;nat Co,vinfs,o 1,ha
yota would havo hae, unani,nou. had th,~o
mt ham anna onas,fon 40 ~ n. a,,,,..-
Of the vota for Mayor. A It una noIa tlon
eevcn,.entba of iii tha voteru votod 7,roct1x
, 1876-05-03

The political campaign in Louisiana haa
been inaugsratcd with assassination and
murder, If the accounts contained in cur
dispatches furnish q correct version OF the
terriblc crimes that arp chronicled. The
Hon. Ill. II. Tw1TcuE11, Republican State
Senator, Mr.. GEoRoE K1sG Ills brother.in.lav,
md coloFed man were shot while crossing
the river at Coushat!a, L., by a
man who stood on the bank with repeating
rifle and picked them oil at leisure, and was
q sufficiently good marlsman to kill both tho
whito men. The night before two Republi.
cans were murdered in West Fcliciana Par-
ish by the Regulators, who appear to have
taken this method Of enforcing ther demand
FOR tho resignation Of the parish of1cials.
, 1876-05-03

Arguments wero heard yesterday before
fudge FAnwKL1, of the Circuit Court, Oh tho
motion for an INDUCTION prayed for by
Ed PHILLIPS to prevent his SUCCESSOR
as South Town Assessor from enter
ing upon tho duties Of his Office. Tho nppI.
cation is vigorously resisted by abls
counsel, backed up by vast amount
Df testimony showing TINT the election upon
which Pu1LLns bases his claim was
Illegal void, and OF no eIect-a fact 50 thor
oughly wel1-known that il tho question Of
alie injunction hinges upon this issue, Pull
LIPS will surely fail in Lis attempt to inyoke
.he MD Of the Courts to install him in an
'taeo to which he was never elected, and, In.
Iced, scarcely voted for.
, 1876-05-03
--T- = ---"4 ---------
THE MAYORS ELECTION.

Mr. JAMESON, tho retiring City Attorney,
furnished tho retiring Board of Aldermen
with retiring opinion to tho effect that they
ought not to canvass tho voto for Mayor
rolled at the recent election, and 10 also nd
vised the Board that tho present Council
sould not elect one OF their number Mayor,
which Is good law, and that tho incoming
Council could not, which is bad lawl Alr.
1A11zsoN's argument may be stated briefly
| 10 be:
l. That no vacancy has occurred in tho
Office OF Mayor since Co1v1s's election in
December, 1875; and TINT no election for
Mayor can tako place {unlcss vacancy shall
hereafter occur) until April, 1877,
2. That If vacancy has occurred in that
office, it happened in April, 1876, when tho
charter was adopted, or in December follow
ing when the term for which Co1y1a was
elected expired.
8. That in either event the vacancy oc-
cured moro than ono year before the c1pira-
tion Of the legal term Of Mayor, apd therefore
under no circumstances cnn it DO filed by tho
Common Council.
4. That il vacancy happohed ut either
date, TINT office must be filled at special
election to be called BY tho Common Council.
+. That notice and call arc indispensable
to give validity to Bpecinl election.
1t will DO noticed that Mr.. JAA1Esos as
sumea that the chartor, by operation of law,
extended tho legal term Of the Mayor until
April, 1877, and Of the other city officers until
April, 1876. There is neither common senso
, 1876-05-03

H1LDnETn ia noted for bis impudence "a wsf1
a. ha "orookodness," but We havs not seen any.
thing mora eheok5 than tho following motion bY
tho "blathornklta":
AID. H1LpRErH said that he had bttn informed thai
q WA hs duty Of this Council To determine by lot III
time Of tbs now Council, aud novel th4t thjs Ooun-
ct ask tho opinion Of the Law Department whether
this Council determine tho status Of the incoming
Council
Tho Chair very properly treatod the motion
with contempt and refused 70 entertain It. Ths
people Of tbs HeTenth Ward haye committed
nuisance on tho nea Council by gendng thai
Indicted "crookcd back to tt,
, 1876-05-03

Tho Hon. JANIS G. BLAINE has shown pretty
conclusively that ha had nothing to do NTH tho
aoventy-ayo Little Rock honda sold to the Union
Pacific Hallrosd; but the public curiosity IL
excited to know who did sell thoso worthloss
bonds to tho Company, and pocket 4G4, 900 thesc-
for, and Why tho Company was purchAuine such
wildcat securities. The Cincinnati Gazette
makes this statement about tho transaction
Thu bonds wero sold wero unloaded onto ths Union
rael8o Railroad Company; wesa talked about in the
Doazd Of which Mr. JAAEa +. WILSON, Nr. AUGUSTUS
BcuzLL, Mr. HARnIsoN.. Mr.. JANIS Daooxs, and
othcIs wero members, and finally when Tho talk could
not bs stopped. OL1vka AAxs boght the bos.s Which
cost the Union Pacific Company 900 Tor SIS 00o.
Why did The Union psciao company buy tbs worth.
AAn1soN md MiLIARn. two Of tha Directors That IN
Investigation Of lhs Transaction would hsolYo Mr.
DLA1Nx7 And Anally why did 0L1va AMta my
$25 o to the Union racino naIirosd Company for he
worthless stun II may bo that Ill these questions
can bs satisfactorily An4wosed No hops II eau b.
done.