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CALCULATION Run HAD,

EALEELAI1oS KUN AAD.
Tbs New York Clipper is printing norsdavs
Roms figures which it offers IS tho records OF the
plsvers Of 1875. It is due to the members of the
Chicago Club to pronounce the so-csilea record
entirely false ~ far as they are concerned. An
instance Of TWO will illustrate: The Chicagos
are credited with playing 69 games. but the sum
total Of the battius games PLAYED by the differ
eut mon ls 570-includins Foley, Waterman, and
Brady, not in the Clipper list. Divide this By
nine and it shows that tho Chicagos plaTed only
63 games, with Al unexplained remainder OF SO
or e OF game, which it would be interesting to
have explained. Further, the Clipper explains ths.
the nombers plxyod an aggregate OF 40 games.
Dividing this BY nine on the superstition that
nine men PLAYED ia each game. and the puzzl,ng
result is reached shat ths Chicagos played only
forty-fye aud fve-ninths games in the field. It
appears, then, from the Clipper figures that the
Chicagos pls:ed sixty nine games (which is in
accurate): that they played aix:y-thsae and one-
third games at the bat (which Ia uns1ue) and
th It, TO close Ill, they played only forty fiva
and fve-ntnths games in tho field Rabbits
calculating ma chine was I fool to this Clipper
man.
NOTES.
Nelson Of the MutuAls will probably b an
Essed by the Philsdelphias II their second base
man for 1875, aud Crayer will then ne assigned
the position Of shost-stop On the latter'a nine.
Tommy Bea1s Of the Bostons, has given up
baso-ball playing and embarked in tho mining
business in Nevada o'Rourke OF the saue
club, is trying to get his contract cancelled 80
that be may plav this season with the H1ttfo1ds.
The secession Of BaAls will necessitAts the sn-
gAgement Of \ sccond-baseuAQ By tho Bostous
for the coming aeason-
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RICHMOND, Jan. 22.-The reception Of %
Boston commanderY Last night took place in tn
Masonic LodEe-room. in the preseoce Of als1ss
crowd Of 1Adiea and gentlemen. Gov. Ksmpe
extended, On the part Of the Old Dominion
recalled ths tins when Virgtui. and Masss'an,.
sests struggled side by aide for CONSTITUTIONS.
liberty. Virginia had ever strained her endsssos,
and "as - loyal now in trying to estaolsn equIs
rights and laws to III. Mayor Kelley foao.3 os
IN few fol1citous and eloquent vorda uss. e..
1allaferro, Grand Master Of thu Masoas OF "
Einia, gave fratornal greeting TO ths guesx' ~.
mally presented by tho Chsirman Of tbs bossa.
CommandeEy. Souvenirs wers presented 70 tas a,.
Commaadery, and banqueting and osa &. .S
lowed. Ths visitors laft to-day fof Colans,~
whore they will pass Sunday. md Monday 1f'k1
ing will arrive In Charleston.
, 1876-01-23

viii, probably, de1ay the annual HenlsJ regatta until
about the ntadle OF June. The present arrangement
proposes that the American will to rowed on tho
18th Of July. Tho Engtzh universities will thus h27e
barely four Weeks' time 10 Lick their crews, 60 10
Amer'ca, and complete theiz preparations there. TWO
months or ten weeks would be required IL Oxford,
CAnbrdge or Dublin should de- lido to participate In
the American race. It II quite certain that Tho men
selectcd for that contest would ba unable 10 rov 1t
Henley .on-Thames.
A greatet misfortune could net befall cur own
aqu3ir carn1Ta, and no British rowing man would
consent to # Inst our universities may tsfe part in
the international collegiate race and also tho intezna
toual regatta At Philadelphia Ia tho wish OF tho whole
country but it will bo necessary for friends
tho Atsndc to ftx Inter day. Tho International re-
gatt2 Philadelphia ia dxed for the end Of August It
Is highly probable that England will be represented
shero by two or three crews. independently Of tbs
untye1sities Why hot hold the collegiate raco at the
e4mo regatta or within few days Of 1T When the
invitation from the New York Reeatta Committee
reacne3 England all three Of the universttea h1d sep
atzted for the Christmas vacation. At tho resumption
Of the term the matter will be discussed and even II
tho date Of the proposed contest ia changed it ia i'm
possible to say what the decision will be, but ut
present d1ed 1t will be impossible for aisher Of tbs
universities to accept tho Invitation.
uUdHE8.
It Ia announced that the Hon. Thomas Hughes
has declined the honor Of acting as referee at
tho American intercollegiate regatts this year.
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auired rest Of fully twenty-five minusos De-
fore they agaln appeared on the stage.

7 fnra khay Qnnaarad Ou fN0 Ht8n8.
| rarvn rurnn
! cei,od ,har both fell to work
| :, a.rnsst The frst faIl &as made By Rigai,
| w., thras ca-taron ovar h;t hand. like child,
.,nnost TSars uos .nother s;da-throu with tho
h;a4u h;s- mn rnds- INV sTa no nor on their
tpSao. tS s."1 Int h.,d1v thara. SEQ they ate
aHs;m rni1;no ovsr and over snd
.tr,,.ot;,a ao''1TS ~ ~ ,n.sterv Thay sre
saa!n ~ fhe,r rn.ss md fna cnnteet Las grown
tr;t,,u -; ~ su"1 Tnsre IA another Of those
Rn4,,oc 1;s5tn~,.i ~ ,osas hrr IL ~ onv for 40
ua.ans ;e 20 20 h.o hsa, hut y !. ds s.ided a.
sna Gat 10 W n9a ; oaoA .,.a" ~ .-u, .nl
~ ~, M & dppnuso rd,u sh ,hor boIde Thers ia
an1 ~ Ts. ~ ,,a,u ~, ,hor 1n.as The
.a 1al a; 1; ~ W. 10y ~ " hsc Tbs ttia
@ ~ uno ao.ans aa ,.,;oh t1;-e, chsnca At
nan tulua soust eauis "usn ,its s.'o ~ .;a1 -
LIZ "u@akonssu "no ~ .s,est, uueu nsu".9o
.rh notn a,Ho- ~ aonnd ~ w.aa,,;no whan
1noto ~ ano.1ct 4oanG as 'ose ae ;3
, 1876-01-23
THE RAG.MQEEY CHAPS.

TOLEDO, O., Jan. 22.-An organized move
mont has been started amone the Businessmen,
and petition to Congress for the repeal OF tho
specie-resumption act has been largely ci1cu-
lated and signed By the folomoEt bnsluess-m -men
OF the city, bankers. merchants, rsaloBtate deal
ers, aud one Federal oMcs-holder. Tho busi-
ness-msn generally have placed their names
thereto. Ths petition Bets forth, in addition to
The desire for 1 repeal, th6t the signera do not
deaife innatlon. and viii b. fozxA1dsd II ascs 10
Representative E4Ank hurd.
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BILLIARDS..
TIE HUBLT1oH-9uAw x4rcr

Inc only event Of importance in tho Western
billiard world il the coming match bstvean Bi1-
y bur]ejgh and Louis Shaw for the cb,mnion-
shtp medal Of the Northwess md aonth-.st
coupled with handsome money inducom.nt
lno pEesent Arrangements poiat to Tno,d.y
evening" Fob. Ii. u tia likely time for ths
mitch It u expected 10 s%curs III. N.v c,1c.-
60 1hssfs ~ III hsld Of operations, and sh,
eas1 asxkaatle4 to b uAds u to khA ea,salion
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FIRES. .
At ZEALAND. MICH.

Special p'spateh to Tia Casedee 14IA3nA
HOLLAND, Mich. Jan. 2-Tha store Of l.
Romsyn, ut Zealand. 6 miles sast Of this cty,
was destroyed by drs early this morning. Lon
90 storo snd stock. IS. 500; insured for u 500 IL
the Niagara and North American
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Tha alarm from Boz 756 at $50 o'clock ~
evening VAS caused by \ fro in tro-atosy
dwelling on Crosby street, near Division, oTaso
and occupied BY William Hickey. Damage, Sot
FULLY covered BY Insurance. Gauss. 1hs a3r4ae
sion Of 4 kasosepe lamp.
, 1876-01-23

fEBElPToRY DENIAL.
This reporter then sought AID Foley. The
Alderman va2 found Ut his saloon On Clark
street.
ibid you ever rsceivo 81. 500 from Mr. Nixon,
OF the Inter- Ocean, to secure the city printing
for that paper7" asked tho reporter.
"No, sir.''
ibid you ever recaiys Any money from him
for that purpose
mo. cir"
"For any purpose7"
"Eo, sir"
ibid yon rsceivo from him $3.50, ons-third
Of which you divided in the Board Of Aldermen,
one-third Of which you gave to Mr. Nike No
Donald. and Tho other third Of which you pock-
eted yourself7"
no, air.''
Have you not heard that such story IL
&3oat7"
II hoard it first about two weeks ago from IN
Alderman. He sad ha heard the money had
boan spent in the Printing Committee to secure
that contraet for the Inter- Ocean. asked hin
to whom the money naa paid, and ls replied
that VIE Chairman Of the Committee"
Is the storr truo ?"
No. 1t is false from beginning 10 end- It
has not single element Of truth in it. shall
probe tue matter to the bottom, and ! vii: ind
0 IT II can who started It,"
'What is the name Of the Alderman who told
you OF it ?"
- Never mind that jus: now I ahalI find out
about it before get through"
Il want to ask Mr. Mike Mcdonald il you
aver paid him s500,-vant to go along?"
Tho Alderman consented, and accompanied
the reporter to "The Store" But Mr. Nike
Mcdonald WAS not in. He had gene to the opora,
II can tell you uhat he will say" aaid Mr.
Foley "he 1lll say it is Ill lie, and 30 it is"
These denials settle the question. if indeed any
dsnla}s were needed. At this time, whom the
question Of awarding tho city printing is still
pending before the Council, such stories may
we'll be started By. competitors, who hope to
thereby prejudice tho Aldermen ag&inst rival
AapirAns.
, 1876-01-23

MILWAUKEE,, Jsn. 2.-The san-miu Of Conlae
Beech Il Co., At oshkoah, Wis. was destroyed
BY drs last night This morning frs broks out
IN tho Peters Homo, near tho mill and It ~
destroyed. Ths total loaa IL 10000; insurs6
for 3I4QQl
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KILLED BY HIS WlFE'9 pARAMoBs

KILLED 8Y HIS WlFE'9 pARAMoVR.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 22.-The GdzedRs Bsrbour>
vile (W. Va.) special says young man NAMED
Charles F. Meeting having been misatpe ID
SONS time, search was instituted To- d., and ths
body found buried In stable With its Throat mt
Meetings. wife and man named William VI
bad beeo paving her improper at:entious var
arrested, and Mrs. Meeting confessed thas ahs
and Williams killed him The excitement /, Il,
ported Is very high, and it ia fearsd thst D.
ptisopezs will BE- lTuched tonight
, 1876-01-23

IL that, il there shall be no suspicion IT a,.,.
~ to ther players good faith, the ha vii yu !.
too small 70 con1e.n the attendance.
NOTES,
The only othor disturbing etsuent in II. ,.:..
OF Chicago billiard circles tbs past vs.t4ne t4ne
been the incursion Q! gang Of Buffalo n,n.tau ~,
sports. It does not nov appear thst tb.4 bhoool hsEl
gotten away with my Chicago product s.e.,s r..
beer. P'
The New York Sun chronicles tho fact th,. -.
Gently IN + pyramid pool game in Garn,,1.
rooms each Of fou- man pocketed all ths h.i,s
from Tbs hT-of, aud that, aftes tho pn,. ~ ~
been awarded, t"o more man pezform1 ~ tta
came feat. W.
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At ST, JoHNsBURY. Vt.
81. JoHHsBuRx, VI, Jan. 22.-Tho acals-shsf
Of E. 4 T. Fairbanks & Co., Of this pi.ea, ~
burned last evening. Tho loss II covered b -
auranca. Tia shops will be rebuilt \: oaca-
, 1876-01-23
CRIME.
DELIBERATE MURDER.

speeidI DispatcA to tbs Chicago 1r{5au,
WnKEsRAHaE, Ps., jan PA oold-bleodss
murder was perpetrated 10 Plymouth last nj,ht
Isaac. or Enoch. Cooper starred out frum ,
saloon about midnight with revolver md d..
clsred that he Was going to shoot somebod, =,
be shot. He then went ACROSS the strset !.
another rs ssloo9 'nd T. E,tRoqt ny xo1a. b.
volver and put bullet into the brain a.
Charles Flynn, 4 young u2n who with eor,.
panion WAS plsy1ng on violin. Cooper taea
attempted to shoot souo OF the other bystan5.
ers, but was 5000 taken into CUSTODY. IA m,
brought to this city so-day and lodged IN t1s
county prison.
, 1876-01-23

Wano {7xz) Reporter.
From parties who rers in the city yesterday
we gather ths particulars OF = daring robbsr7
perpstrztsd On the bantinE-houso Of H. B.
Martin l. TO-, 1t Comanche.. On the 1o:a
inst At about 9 O'Clock that morning thkss
men rode up to tho bank dismoanted. hitchM
their horses, and, enteriug the bnildin9, ln-
formed the Cashier, HI. Hoy Mason, TINT
they wished to get Soma money changed. one Ok
them handing him ! bill OF L large da,omins.
ton. The Cashier turned to tho safs to gss
tho money, aud in Al instant tho three rob
bers were over tue counter, md had thtes
revolvsrs leveled on the Cashar and tbs book.
keeper, no one else being ia tho room. While
two Of the robbers held pistols drawn on ths
two bank officers. tho third one "wcnt through"
the safe in quick stsls. securing about $500.
The thieyes then vent out Of tho room,
carrying tho bank with thsn, to thelr horsas
near the door. mounted and saying, sNoR
squsat II you want to-" rode OF In hot hAsta
So quickly WAS it Ill done that uona Of the eiti-
zens around had any suspicion Of what ~
going on until tbev sAw tho three robbers dash
OF. 4 posse OF men waa Immediately or1aniSad
and started in pursuit. but up to tho lima or2
informant lefL ComAnehs, tbs thieTss had not
been captured.
, 1876-01-23

4 cali haa been isaued to breeders, owners, and
others interested in t1otsing horses to meet At
the Palmer House Thursday for various Objects
last and most important Of which appears to be
tho formation Of An independent T1ottinR Asso-
ciatl On in the West
It is not at present intended to canrass the
results Of the movement 70 bo hore ioaugu1ated
further than to soy that II it ia right to have
Western - independent Association" why not q
Northwestern Then why not au Illinois Ar
sociadou- Cook County, q Chicago, = South
Town, First Ward, or LAKE. Street Associa-
ton? The question OF the e1pedency Of TO-
cession has boon pretty we'll settled in this
country.
Chicago horaeueu are conspicuous on the call
chiefly oy thar 2oaence, only ono firm boing
uamod-
AnNuHENT 70 AMERICAN GIRL
Wilkes Spar7t sAyB that the citizens OF Elmira
have coucuned contract with tho "Mott Iron
Works for fuif-sizo bronze statue OF Amezi-
can Girl. to be erected on or before May l. It
will be placed on granite pedestal and inclosed
by IN iron railing The total coat will be 81, Sol,
aad it Ia to be unveiled during tho summer
meeting It will b remembered that American
GlrI. one Of the most peerless Of t1ottera
dropped dead last year, On Saturday, Oct. q, in
the midst Of race. "a fitting teruination to
her glorious career was the somewhat singular
fact that = brilliant rainbow lrradistod the sceno
n the moment Of her death, and that, while ona
end Of tbs beautiful arch appeared from the
great mare foil, the other MAS Loaf in the azure
vault Of heaven. The very elements conspirad
to pay tribute to her departed Ereatuesa, Aud
now respect to the dead heroine Of many 4 gal
lant r7cs viii be shown by erecting \ fitting
monument to her momory."
, 1876-01-23

Kso1vnlE, Jan. 22.-Jamos Agnes. tbs .bss.
tor Of John Webb, banged here last Angus. tos
murder; Prior Coleman. undar indictmsat 10,
the murder of Miaa Boil and Henry Ayarr th,
notorious murderer and sviud1ing Claim 1pant
escaped from prison this morning. Co.sQaa w
recaptu1ed, and large force Is In pursuit. o. IN
others.
, 1876-01-23

Special Dtspa<ch to 1hs Caseaon rsratu&.
DAsv111x, Ill. Jau. 22--burglarr has ae1ia
become very frequent in our city and vicinty.
Quo house was entered by burglars night bsfars
last. and the proprietor OF tho house, hearing
them. got out Of bad to scaro them AWAY, but
WAS knocked down hv them, though not serioul1
hurt. 6osera otha1 houaes have beeo sobned
, 1876-01-23

MURDERED HIS WIFE.
TORONTO, Jan. 1.-ssnauel Hopkins bridge
contractor. was arrested today on ehxrss o3
brut4ly numbering bis vito.
, 1876-01-23

FORGED tNOORSEMENTs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jao. R--DepusT q. 3. MAJ
shA Finnezass to-day arrested in this ci y J.
Nicholson Ebert. or 3 charge Of forging ID
dossementa to United 8tstas honda about Jea2
ago in New York.
, 1876-01-23

MASHED.
OHAHA, Neb., Jsn. 22-The Deputy United
States Marshal arrested yesterday tuo aeraanf
near Schuyler. Neb., who have for some TIM
past been manufacturing and passing eoqnser.
felt nlcksls. They wers brought hers and bound
over for trial
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Applications FOR PATENT
NOTCH NO. aas.
u. =. survey No. III.

t.un nuv,,t, ..,. -.
LnNv orrICf. ChhsoN CITY,
Ns.saA ps,.hos, ~. is,o; No'le. 10
neIcoy gwen InA' ,he niue. oold anu silver
hlnlng Company . corporation orgsnlied IN.
def aud ny virtue o. me laws 81 the htate OF
Cail!orhla, whote fort onlce address and ptin.
cipal place OF busiLess 10 Nan Francisco. Call.
forniA, has this day. by Thsmis Devinc. its su.
perintendsnt. made application for . United
s'a.es patent ior one hundred std foriy.scvsn
utD Inear fcei oi the uold Hill Ledge ,other.
wise Known q the Coris'ock Lodel, bearing
silver and odd. together With surface ground
GU feet In width, situate. lying and being In
th" Lower Gold iiill Mining District. storey
county and suic oi Nevada, and known aud
de,lsnAted ON the held noter and Official plat
= v. .eursey OF Lot No. liz. In section q,
Iownrhip 10 norm, of Range ~ east. Mount
Dtabio meridian, the exterior bonndarie. of
said Lot NO. liz being A. follows, TO wit: BE.
ginning a. poet maried No. ]. U. y. surv'y 10.
w. situated IN rOsd which runs wet OF old
Overman hosting worbs; thence running from
said pott No.. First tourse-h nth q degrees
west itI feet. TO post marked No. .. u. b. Sur.
ysy NO. III. NEAR old o,ermsn hoi.iing woiks.
TIGncR. llrnnd (DurUa- kDIIlh Al s...
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT 0P THE
limited States, for tho District OF Nevada
In the matter Of HkNRY J. CRAhPToN and
RUFUS l.. HIGGINS, Bankrnpts, IN Banh.
r~uptcy.-United States OF America, District Of
Nevada, ss.-A warrant In bankruptcy has
bcen issued by said Court against tho estate OF
iI,nrJ j. CHAMPION and Rnfus L.. Higgins.
Of the county Of storey. and State Of Ne.
vada, In said District, who have been duly
adjudged bankrupts upon their own peti:
tion; and the payment OF any debts and
the delivery Of any property belonging TO
said bankrupts, to them or To their. use. and
the transfer Of any property by them. are
forbidden BY law. 4 meeting OF the creditor.
Of ssid bankrupts, To prove their debts and
choose one or more assiguees OF their estaie,
will be held at . Court OF Bankruptcy. 10 be
holden at Virginia. In said District. on the
TnIKD DAY or FEBRUkkY. 1910, at
o'clock r. H., at the once OF x. StrotheI. Room
8 odd Fellows Building. corner q and Smith
streets, one Of the Registers In Bankrnptey
Of said District. II. 3. CLApP..
ruptcy for said District. }a2itd
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NOTICE TO L%,EnHoLoERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
commenced an action In the District Court
Of the First Judicial District. In and for the
County OF storey, State of Nevada. In which
sction he 10 pialntir and JAMES POLLARD
IL defendant, which action 10 brousht to enforce
. lien In favor OF plaintiff and against said de-
PENDANT, upon that certain portion Of unsnr.
veyed ground lying and situate between the
Caledonia old hoistlng works and Knickerbocher
hoisting works. and between the Virginia and
rruckee Railroad and the road leading from the
Caledonia bid works TO the Caledonia new
works, bat near the latter road. In the town OF
Gold Hill. STOREY county, ktats 81 Nevada'
Known - the property Of James Pollard, 10.
gether with the tenements. heredifAinenfs ana
appurtenances thereunto belonging; which Hen
10 10 secure the sun OF Sis 70, In gold coin OF
the United States. and 10 claimed under and by
virtue OF the Act Of the Legislature OF the stats
Of Nevada entitled IAN Act 70 r$curc Hens 10
mechanics and Others. and to repeal Ell other
Acts In relation thereto" approved March =.
1875. Now. therefore. all pefsons m ~
holding litns upon said premises. under INC
provisions Of said Act, are hereby notined 20 De
and Appear before said court ON IhipAl
the 18Th day OF January. A. 1915. ct y oei1ek
A. r., the ssme b-irg Q day OF the regular sen'
nary term, A. ID, 1sTd. OF said eourt. and 70 ex:
hibltI then and there the pteof o. tnsif ssia
liens. I'd b. u. CAhhiCk; flainnn'
Virginia, Nevsds. oetobsr Z. A. u: 1873.
r, II, TAyLoR,Attorncy fof Pisintin.
jsS-fswt71Th
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isueitn htfmAnhs lfnstec.. ...ss liss'ssil.'s
And ~ lecordanc. with law. ard an order OF
the board of Directors. madc ON the tih day OF
December. ISIS. "a many shafc- " zach parcel
OF such stock ~ may be rsccsssry will be sold
John Middleton 4 Son. No. 80 Mobigom,ry
street, Nan Francisco, California. on WkDNks.
DAY. the ID day Of February. 1870. Of the hour
Of 2 O'Clock Pm Of said day. 60 pay said de.
ilnquent Assessment thereon, together with
costs Of Advertising and expenses 81 the fale.
LuClkS Hermann. Secretary.
Onicc-Itoom No. n, No. $40 Pine rinsf, San
Francisco. California. Jaitid
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sTocKHoIpERs' MEETING.

THE MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS
i Of the Wells Fargo Mining Company, ior
other bushes. a. may he presented. will by heid
Al the once Of tho company. Room u, Sale DE.
posit building, San francisco, ON flilDAf the
Am day OF January, 1876. At O'Clock r. v.
Trsnrirf books close m Tuesday. tho 18th In
IN; n q. ii. BOGiRr. Secretary.
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MGETiNo.

r RE GOLD AND SILVER MINING CON
PANY.-Ths annual meeting OF the stock.
boIders o. the shove named Company, for the
election Of Trustees and the Transaction Of such
other buslness - may come before y, win be
held on MONDAY, abe nh day Of February.
a ire once Of the Company. In the city OF San
francisco, California. Transfer books viii DO
closed on fridsy, January g. ls1e.
ALBERT HEATH. Secretary.
Onee-Room Z, No. boT Montgomery street,
Han Fnneiscs, California. md
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MEETING.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
i Campsny.-A meeting of The stockholders
Of ihe yellow Jacket Silver Mining COMPANY i.
hereby called 10 be held at The office Of the com.
psny In the Town Of Gold Hill, County OF
STOREY. State OF , svsda, on "WEDNESDAY. the
18th day Of March ,fsi6. Of the hour OF IL O'Clock
(nocnl OF said DAY. The object OF said letting
y. 20 consider and take seton upon the props.
nition 20 increase the anon. I Of the cspItai
stock Of said Yellow Jschst silvtr Mining torn.
psny nins million SIX hundred thousand dollsrs
ttey6oo,oool that 10 10 tsy. from two m,iiion
ioar hunor d thousand dollars 10, l0,O o0l,
divided into twsniy.four thousand shsr,s ~
one hun6red dollars eaeh, 10 twelve million doi.
lars ltia.0oo.00l. dividsd Into one hundred md
twenty theusard shares Of one hundred doiis's
each.
IHos. Q. TAYLOR. President.
y rnp Vice Presideat.
!. STORES. Trustees.
Gold Hill. January i7fh. 1876. jsist "a
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m. @. KIDDE, Secretary.
NOTICE. mn BANKRUPTCY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
limited stAtes. In and far the District Of
Nevada In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of !sPpolst.'
ment Of A.-ignee.-The undersigned hereby
gives notice Of bis appointment. a. the nrst
meeting ~ creditors. Is Assignee OF the kstafe
M N. ii. SMITH, = Bankrupt. Of the county OF
sior,y. STATE Of Nevada. within said plstrict.
who h.s been adjudfcd . BANKRUPT upon his
own tetiiioa. q. NJ. MAYER, AssiTes.
virginia. January 10. 1876. jail I'm
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And In accordance with law. ana an %oricrof
the board Of Directors. made on the I'd day 81
Dec, mber, 1873, 20 many shares oi each parcel
Of such stock A. may be necessary VIII be sod
nj public auction. Mt the once OF the Com.
psny, Room ~, No. tig California s'r,e. San
Francisco, California. on FRIDAY, the :s'h day
Of January. ls,G, at the hour Of O'clock r.n
of such DAY, 10 pay delinquent assessment.
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK.
wi No. Q Post street. Masonic Tempie, Bsn
Francisco, California A. . mestieg OF the
Hoard of Directors Of this Bank, held January
10, 1870, . dividend was declared % the rate OF
nine ~ per cent. per annum on Teru Deposits
Ordinary Deposits, for the s~emi-annual term
ending January 81, ISL, payable on and altar
January n. 1916, ffce Of Federal tares.
Ja2c I'm II. I. GRAVES. Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

MEETING OF THE BOARD o. Dl.
January ., 1876, . dividend mo. ~. q the rate
Of hffeen per cent. per annum on term and
twelve per cent per annum on ordinary de-
posiis, was declared for the frat semi-ALnuai
term, ending December 81. 1873
Jaiif q. ". CHUBBUCK. secrtay.