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The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
Trouble Between Granu and BristOW
Phil0dslphia Times.

Trouble Between Grant and Brist0W
philadelphia Times. ....
WASHINGTON Feb. IA story, vouched
for by men who are worthy of all belief,
regarding Grant and Babcock is in active
circulation tonight. 1t is to the effect that
at an interview to-day with Secretaries
Bristow and Pierrepoint the President de-
clared his purpose to 90 to st. Louis and
give his testimony in Babcock's favor. The
Interview assumed stormy aspect, and tho
President took occasion to refer to Bristow's
prosecution of the Whisky Ring in strong
terms of disapproval, concluding with the
remark that he (Grant) understood perfect
ly that ain parties near to him, while
they were pretending to be his friends, were
really his enemies, seeking to build them
selves up at his expense. The Presidents
manner was unmistakably pointed, and
Secretary Bristow, in astonishment and dis
may, turned about and walked to the win
dow, where he stoed looking out for a few
moments. An interval of silence cnsued,
which was broken by Pierrepont, who sug-
gested in subdued tone, that he thought
the President was inclined to be hasty and
severe in his judgment, to which Grant re-
sponded in q leud and angry tone that when
he wished advice from his Cabinet counsel
ors as to his personal affairs hewould notify
them. The President has lost his calm i'm
perturbability and has fallen into an irrita-
BILE state in which he becomes violent and
abusive, especially with reference to the
parties concerned in the prosecution of the
Whisky Ring. The story has some marks
of improbable y, but it is so excellently
vouched for that it seems unwise to entirely
discrsdit it. The effort to induce the Presi-
dent to put his testimony in the shape of an
affidavit will not be abandoned.
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p. IN. G. A.

A prayer meeting will be held in the
rooms of the Yong Mems Christian Associa-
ton, N. W. cor. 9th and Shipley streets this
evening at IN o'clock. The public are cor
dially invited,
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NOTICES..

NoT4GGss,c ,cob3u2 DOMINION %Ss sSnus sTnaa nssl
inT OF the Stockholders of this Company,
for the election Of Directors and for the
transaction OF such other business OF lne
Company as may be necessary Or pr;9Ppthl, j; phs
will be held at the principal office o. tss tss
Company, No. lN Greenwich Street IN ,tns .ns
city Of New York, ON Tuesday, feofaa.a
8th, 1879, between the hours Of II llaopn q y; snu
tsn61g Secretary.
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS
OFFICE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT 1lsi
WILMINGTON. DEL, Dec. y, Io'o' }

The bills for 1870 are now ready dl ana Mapsst PSt
able at the Registrars ofice. l.W%b b,IIs Ma naid
Street. The law requires thai az o phf, fsce Of
ON or before January 3lst, lS!9, ',o ,month nth Of
the bill, those paid during iitonaI tne mInh those
sS"S psid dSSiias the months Of otnd A1TSs asS
smouhts amt M remaining unpaid after Aprll Ga H. ~
1879, the Registrar Is required st,t~ted 70 nSd for
ferrules Withdrawn and suit lnstl'a%SI and tho
the recovery Of the amount que, e,,ob auu nreIa. M
water will not again be let into Easements s.Ss
iseSun such arrears with soid O61cD
and So O0fo drawing ferrules are p"'u''
hours Q .. m, to 1 2. m. nm ,,u,Nr1RE
o.. 0O" N A ReGstrsf
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" ILLANQy'A COLLEGE. WARE
Y COUNTY. PENNSYLVANiA.
This institution, chartered with IIniver,
sity privileges, Is under the charge Of the
Augusunlan Fathers, and offers superiOr
aayantages to students, who desire to mak =
thorough Classical, Scientific or Com mar.
clal course. It's situated on the Pepnsvi,
vania Central Railroad, eleven miles rim
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and post
Office on the College grounds. WV
IerMs: Per session Of five months. lin
advance,) $50. A'sA'' Nn
For full particular send for Catalo.r.
Very Rev. T. GALBERY.
dec. l-lyr. Pres, dent
ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA
Under the care Of the Sisters Of st. .1osenb
me course of instruction includes all tho
tion. "11 onfAs'sn eouca-
"a annual pension for Board and Tuition
s1N. For further particulars, address.
eepA' ~ MOTHER ST. JOHN.
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EOR 6ALE.-Lot Of nice cider barrels N
T. make room for oysters, apply at
0eptM y 46 MARKETST
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'THE HERALD Is FOR SALE---Every
i morning from o'clock at the following
places:
Ryans, l23 Market street.
Buffers, 42O Market Street.
Centennial News Store, 6O7 Market street,
McKelveys, Ninth and Market streets,
Britt's, lO7 West Eighth street.
Chase's, New Castle.
Choate's, Newark.
Price one cent,
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-0A4 = = 4VN SALES
|HEALD's FIFTH REGULAR
OF STOCKS, BONDS, LOANs
ESTATE, "NDREAL
Az the Clayton Hsuse pr,,s
February. 9Th, is7s. is7sston' ~ De-, saturdSsSsa @ SSa
q 1the' thee Sii snr to be sold mainly tS,A ~
"a ), shares ,ah Ir o. stock in the Union ~.
bank OF Wilmington. on'on NatonI
Bank Of Wilmington. on'on Nation,
shares stock in the cbr,..
Improvement Company. '"@ana Rive,
u S!0op Ann, about ! tons i,
running order, "o"e' IN cOmpleta
Dwell Dwelling zoos Lombard street, " .,...
:. ~. !Tcx.o,sstory brick dwelling, l2, No.
tor T1srtee;;sstory e brick dwelling lols w,.h,,.
,d.ts. r1r terms ofsale and particulars 60. H..
The subscriber has removed ii,
tne room adjoining the salesronnsIo nn once "
CLAYTON HOUSE BUILDTNH aa 10 Tho
70 years experience is fully nrens a.la saS With
real estate at public sale. !, pegpsis psLea 70 sell
cages, and to make regular nnIIta nnITItiastemor-
otS.r esGSc1s: .s ponds loans. lots, dwepa aes sHd
otnSl tsS, .eei estate. IT. HEtg1MSna HEtg' Sna
.oD.zo Real Estate EIchanw".
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REGIS TER'& ORDER.
II EGISTER'S ORDER.
REdIsTER's OFFICE.
Mar Coaflo Nns,nfx1 NAh Qsd 107A

EGIsTER's ORDER.
REa1sTER's OFFICE.
New Castle County, Feb. 8rd, 1875.
Upon the application Of Annie Grubb
Executrix of John B, Grnbb, late OF vii.
mington Hundred in the said county, de-
ceased; it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executrix Aforesaid
give notice! of the granting Of: Letters
Testamentary upon the estate Of the de-
ceased, with The date of granting thereof by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such letters, In
six of the most public places of the County
of New Castle, requiring all persons having
demard DIS against the estate to present the
same or abide by an act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided. Aud also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the MORNING HERALD,
q newspaper published in Wilmington and
to be continued therein three weeks, (E.
o. d.
Given under the hand and seal Of Office
of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, IN
New Castle county Aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
0'-' s. G. BIGGs, REGISTER.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased, must present the
same. duly attOsted, to: the Execuirix, on
or before Feb. 8rd, 1877. or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made and
r ANNIE GRUBB,
Address, Wilmington Del.
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piano AND ORGAN TUNING. CnnrJ
fanoss Uasssns' ana q Cabinet ao Organs. Nsledeon,
ments tuned and repaired: nav v11SSi nS,i lnstra
leeds made for Cabinet Oresne snS w "a
TSHUHns; TH Hs;; 20 years experienced. !. III nieeH niie.S
oCte-Sm
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WANTS.

NJ 4SiIMD;-A psinsin;.. lno;! lgooG boy 70 learn -,
ieb1-st. 'ohN W. REEVES
l6 OranS.S.
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L. W. stidham 4 Son, Auctioneers.
feb5-2t
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Address, Wilmington Del.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

,,.- ne s,tssg.5 60 s%-ss.sss, ttssTEee-
Ete - NJ ssg y ~ ---Es4S
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every town.
IL accept the agreement" 1 said az l
came out from the closet; "you are to do
my bidding; that is understood. Then.
firstly, you must reply to NJ . Watkins and
inform him that you will be prepared to
meet the deputati0n."
The Humiliation of beng put in an ON.
nibus, with q band of music on top!" Here
ne groaned aloud, and seemed inclined to
be cOntumaciOus. l felt that / must get
his mind away from the subject of the depu-
tation, if but for moment
"What has become of Kettridge! I am
so thankful you did not have to hurt him"
"Ke'tridges He is at the depot, rs quiet
as lamb now. Poor vii, l must have
choked him very hard; he was SO nearly
dead that they we're afraid to move him"
'Have you been nursing him9"
pretty rough nursing, If You call hold
ing him down by main force, off and on for
the last twenty-four hours, nursing! The
doctor came here this morning from SmoiI-
ersvile, and choral and morphine have at
last quieted him How to manage the sale
Ut alcoholic stimulants in Thor, must con-
Tess, has at times caused me sleepless
nights"
Attention, now, if you please, Mr.. Thor
You will allow me to telegraph to Mr.. Wat
kins that you will receive the deputation,
and you will let me ask him to send some
one to take my place here for to-day. The
lady at Smoilersville would, l have no
doubt, do the work willingly"
"She shall do no such thing" he cried
now, rising in a towering rage. "If you
really are in earnest, can get some one
from station below to take your place.
Are You not well?' he inquired.
Rather an inclination to headache; /
am not used to having them. They took the
DesL care OF me, however, at my house"
I'll you had rem aimed quietly at home
Yesterday afternoon, and not gone stco l.
ing over the country. and scaling Thor's
Rock, and getting yourself chilled in the
evening air, you would have been quito
well to-day" g.. rs n,
docs the authority of the Office, Mr..
Ihor, extend 90 tar as to place limits on
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Silver Orpheons have offered their services
and will JON the deputatinn. E"
II knew it," cried. Mr.. Thor; "ths is the
last straw which breaks the camel's back
Ii Thor ever is built. any M m Der of An
amateur band given to abusing wind in
strumente shall be driven from the place
with stripes"
&c lobby, Mr.. Thor" said, and shaking
hands with him left the /. flee.
How much of headache had on that
imp. rtant day which was fraught with
hopes for ThOrtdale can not exactly d.
termlne. l could not stay at home, but
took scramble along the rocky shores Of
the lake. From time to time heard the
booming If . big drum and the blare of
trumpets. which. / suppose, came from the
German Silver OrpheOne, and not unpleas-
antly did it sound in the distance. That all
this hubbub was in Mr.. ThOr's honor felt
somewhat proud, and had they fred
1T salvo Of cannon. l should have en-
j"yed it. Toward evening l found my
self on Thor's Rock. just as the sun
was setting heard loud steam
whistle, then three lusty cheere, and a
most vigorous pounding of the drum, which
told lie of The departure Of the train o.
festival makers. l confess felt sorry that
it wac over. Then l watched the setting
sun, amid the crimson clouds, until .
purple clty stood out in the sky floating
in sea of gold. As it fsoed out
l thought of Thor the city some wi ar,
and Of Thor the telegraph CLERK
more; and next had the good, hearty cry
which had been threatening to come ON tor
the last two days. Then naturally com.
menced process of g. li-aceration. There
WAS no use in denying it. l cared y
good deal more for jain Tnor than l
did for his impossible town. wa. too
sure OF that, and what was more d+grad
ing. could not help it, felt that had
no business to remain in Thor, and that
had the best Of excuses for leaving the
place. "A position in the office would b.
fraught with snxieties, and in . moment o
cart lessness might be the cause Of send
ing whole train of cars to d struction. II
wss the place for man and not for . W.
man. Thorsdale would have to get along
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"Goodw cried Mr.. Thor, s'there are some
data To go on. Then he may be here three
minutes sooner than we ex pected" looked
| NJ the clock. which now indicated some five
minute-1oefo seven.
The intensity Of sOund-as you NAV
have been taught. Mss Brown, for l sup.
p SO your Scientific requirements are on q
par with your historical 1ntOrmatlon-the
intensity OF sound Is ut times very much in
creased, and at other times seDsibly dimn-
l-hed hy sudden atmospheric changes, and
IL looks as il we were going to have q
thunder storm. These storms moetl come
from the lake shore; thu lake lies this way"
and he pointed TO u WINDOW away from the
railroad. Now You had better z" home as
fast rs you cAn-and take my umbrella
before the rain comes"
BY this time had been wound up to such
ptcn Of nervous excitement that l was
4al,er,ug al over. Yet the idea OF leaving
Tue @fhce was furthest from nv thoughts
tt0 30 think / could have gone to nv
n"tding-house, had | tried to. felt like
locking myself up in my closet, and COVER
Ing their, but then, knew that would bo
dastarGly act
- Is rough for you, Mrs Brown" said
Mr. fhor, locking at rhe clock Though
apparently careless about this up1v busi-
h--s' ah not asi uming a character foreign
to my nature"
scarcely listened to what he said. The
cioek-iaee had q fearful fascin alton tor me.
only sbnddered at bis Indifferent talk
Just chen he ard-I am certain it WAS be-
fore h. hard 1.-THE indistinct, far-otf rum
biz u s"me train, aud | shrieked out.
"Wha III Gods name are you going to DOR
1T 10 tho train, sure enough. Track
m krs loop IL ar the lake shore, and the
sound comes uninterruptedly over the wa
fer He is u good way iii, vet. Now, Miss
Brown, If after = while be whistles, he will
stop. Crazy Though ue may b. with rum,
hsh't may %, . certain extent control his
mao ne 3. I: be does whistle, then signal
down brakes; there will DO NO trouble
alb u6 it," LI sa = u - @v =
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By the way, must ask permission to be
absent halt-hOur some time to-day, so that
l may thank the grocer's wife, who laid me
out so nicely in the bottO u of her husbands
wagon, and carried me home. That &C.
counts for the molasses on my skirts.
wonder if Mr. Thor called to see me yester-
day" Then tried to drive Mr.. Thor en-
'irely out Of my mind, but though I sue
cteded in this, the tobacco pouch would
come back. l kept on racking my brain,
until l got hesdachy, when turned over
the newspaper End read the title, the
Smoilersville Sentinel. ! waded through
the outside sheets, which we're filed with
grandiloquent advertisements, but noticed
that emorOidering silks were unneralded
Then / looked inside, and this was what l
cav, in the most clustering type:
HEROIC CONDUCT!
A NOBLE WOMAN AND A BRAVE MAN; FEAR
Full ACCIDENT FRUsTkATED; MANIAC
IN CHARGE OF A TRAIN
Full Particulars! Pass round their Names!
Excitement IN SnoitersUtie
Meeting Of Citizens!
Ithen read = wonderfully inf ated account
of the occurrence of Tuesday, and was hur-
rified ut seeing my name, Mary Brown, scat
tered about in the most Law ish way, from the
beginning to the end of three whole col
umns-how l had clutched the drunken
mans pistol, who was described az "the
maniac engineer and berculean ruffian;"
bow l bad wrestled with him; how my
beautiful hair had streamed down my back,
disbeveled in the mortal strife" and how
was at the point of death from the
wounds l had received when "battling with
the herculean engineer and maniac ruff an"
L tried to see what amount OF truth there
was in it, II any reliance could be placed
or the account, Mr.. Thor had been just in
time; foralthough the engineer had Stacked
the speed Of the train somewhat, he was in
the act Of letting on full head of steam
again when Mr. Thor had grappled with
him, and haa mastered him. felt i'm.
nenst " provoked at the very false notO-
rlety had acquired, especially when st the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
NOTICE.

nFficc OF THE BEfciIEn SILVER
~ Mining q mpany, Room ~ Hayward .
Raiidias. ti9 California street. ian frshei-eo.
California = 10 meeting e the Beard " True
tees OF the ,~bove-named Company. held this
dsy March 4. is'sl. a dividsni y . ~ OF
on friday, the 10Th instant. Transf-r books
elos~i On s~siuriay. the iih instant, sta o'slsf
mrs Inn John CROCKETT, SECRETARY.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 500.
U. =. ssrvey Ne. 1i2.

TT 8. LAND oFFIcR, CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada. March 20. 1870. Notice I. hero
By given that The Mides Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Q corporation organized and existing
under and by virtue OF the laws Of the State Of
California, and whose Poet once address and
California, has this day. By Thomas Devine, It's
superintsodsnt. made application for q United
states patent for one hundred and forty seven
lit7l linear feet Of the Gold Hill Ledge lothsr
wise known ss the ComsiocE Lodel bearing
silver and gold. tosether with surface ground
eOy feet In width, situate. lying and being In
thu Lower Gold Inll Mining District, Storey
county and State OF Nevada. and kno~n aud
depignated on the field notes and officiAl plat
a. u. o.. survey or Lot No. liz. In section d.
Township 10 north, u Range 81 east. Mount
Diablo meridian, the exterior boundaries Of
said Lot No. ila being 2, iollows, TO w.t. Be
la. IN rad which runs west Of old Over.
man holstipg WORDS; thence running fpm
aid poet No. I . First kouth - degrees
west It7 feet. 10 pest mafksd No. 2, u. b. Sur
vsy No. III, near old overnan hoisting works.
90 feet. 70 post Married No. .. U. =. Survey
No. ia. Thence. third eourss-Nerth - de-
grses east It1 feet, 10 post Married No. 4.
u, n, Hurvey No. ia, and whence besrs the
southwest corner poet No. 9 Of ". \. Hurvey
No % soath "a degrees east. distast 81 fest the
u0LturakA CDIutl VI Ettttou tt ioNutulD ~
north, Range II east. Mount Disblo meridian,
north 81 degpes 80 minutes esst. distant eCs
feet. Thence. running rum aid post NO. a.
Fourth course North % dee res west CO0 feet,
10 post NO. I. the point OF beginning-cGntsin.
ing . 7.iou acres. Bearings exprrpsed from the
true meridian magnetic variation. 10 degrees
30 minutes east.
This claim 10 bounded on the nsrthss,t by
the Segregated telcher Compsny's u. q. survey
No. "a, and on the southwest by tho Uncle
sam mining claim and By the Overmsn Min.
Ing Company . claim, Of which Il covers q
portion. Survey msdo 10 conformity with the
record Of location The labor srd improve
menis eonsist Of two shafts. exceeding $500 In
vslue.
This location Vas duly recorded In the Min.
ing Records Of Lower dold Hill spd American
Flat Mining District on the 2Oth day ef June,
1890. and may Be found Of record In The County
Recorders once OF Storey county. Nevada,
kept d Virginia City. Any and all persons
claiming adversely any por.ion Of raid hides
Gold and oliver Mining compsny's claim afs
inquired 10 fie their sdverss claim with the
Rseistss Of tho United states Land Ofioe ail
Carson Ctty, Nevada. during the sixiy days PEI
Rod Of publication hefeof. or they will b
barred By virtue Of the provfsions OF thi
statute. ORD
nFzi esd 1. A. Waltz, Regi'tsri
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NOTICE.

Willow JACKET SILVER MfSfNG CON.
II PASY.-Ata meeting Of the stockholders
u N. Yellow jacket siivsr Mining Company,
held WEDNESDAY. March 10. ls16, u Vas de-
eided. ~ unanimt ne vote. 90 inoreass the capt.
tai stock from twenty.four thousand shares, Of
ths par value Of ose hundred dsllars each, to
QUE hundred and twenty thousand share. Of
The par valns OF ons hundred dollars each.
Notice 10 hereby given that the new stock 10
nov really for is<us On surrender Of old certia.
levied,
By oder Of the Boarj n Trustees.
q. W. HOPKINS, Seerstary.
Gold Hin. New, March 70. Isis. mfistd
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

ssioxEE's SALE IN BANHkuPrcY.-
n Notice 10 hsrshy given. that The under.
signed. Assignee In Bankruptcy Of the Estais
81 JOHN sPEcHr. . Rsnhfupt. win. ON
TUESDAY. the 18th day o. March. is76. at TIA
premises known ~ the California House. NM
street. virginia. coanty a ssorsy. stats Of Ne.
vsda. offer Tor sale a public auction. and cell
% the highest bidder. hr essh. Omitted States
guild coin. the following desenb<d psronal
properly. TO wit: Ligaou. Hsasshold RurnL-
ab0vs articles ~bsisnging 10 the estaie q the
a~bove-naned bankrupt Terms Of sals, easA.
q. n. MAYER,
Assignee Of the Istate and E6eeu Of John
specht. Q BANKRUPT In Bankruptcy. mriad
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nLAnooW uoLp ANp sILvEA

NLAH0Ow GOLD AND SILVER
" MINING COMPANY .-Loeation Of prin-
eipal place VI business. San Francisco. caii-
forniA.
Location Of works. Devils Gate District.
Lyon county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting o.
lhe Directors, held on the 2tth day OF Feb
ruary. 1915, an assessment mo. ~ OF twenty
ave Cent? per shAre was levied upon the cApi'
tai stock Of the corporation. payable imne-
dlateiy, In United stAtes gold coin, TO the sec.
Rotary, al the once Of the Company, NO, Ivy
Pisc strset lioom az, San Francisco. all
iornia.
remain unpaid ON tho 2sth day or March
$50, wili be delinquent, and advertised Tor sale
at public auction. and unless payment u made
before will be sold ON MONDAY, the iIth
day Of April, 1915, TO pay the delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale: uo,~,,, s..--
Ofnee-s5o Pine street Groom No.. 2il. San
Francisco, California. fe5sta
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srooxMolDEas' MIETino.

0rrfCE KOssCrH MINING COMPANY
~ san frAneirco, California. March n. Isle.
A. q meeting Of the Hoard Of Trustees Of this
Company, held this day. the following rcsolu.
tion va sdoptsd. and notice 10 hereby given
70 The s~toekssidsrs of the Kossuth Mining
Company that . special meeting will Be held a.
ths time and place named In aid evolution.
wusRKAs. The Kossuth mine consists OF
a,Too linear feet on the Lower cJmstoek lode.
And, In the opinion of thu. Beard. cannot be
developed and worried 10 advantage. for its en-
tire length. through the present shsft, situated
about GO feet from the north iins OF tho mine ;
thsrsfors. u 10 hereby
Reoirsi, That q Il expeiient 10 divide the
claim Of this Company Into y mines. tie
northern I. too feet lsdjoinins tho Ds,ton nine)
10 bs retained by the present Kossuth mimi.
Company. and the southern lilo feet Of said
claim Ia be dscici tn q new company. In con.
sideraftou 10 the receipt by this Company of
the entire capital stock 10 consist Of ioslvoo
sharesD OF said neg company /: AID upon receipt
Of such stock. q stock dividend of same DO de
Glazed By this Company Ia its stockholders.
And ID Ia hereby further
Ressrsd, That this Aetion OF the Board b.
submitted for eonnrmstion 10 the stoskh, ,ldsrs
of this Company. and. 10 ,uch parpos-, that .
special meeting of the stoe kholder. OF the kos
suth Mining COMPANY b. called for wkDSEs.
DAY. the third C3di day of Nay. is'6, 81 the
hon Of . O'Clock v. r.. At the once of the Com.
psny. In this city, No. Az California street,
nrs,sS EDWARD y. STONE. s.er,,ary.
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MggIiMo.

MINr GOLD AND sILvKR MINING CON.
Nl PANY. = Location % worha Virginia
Mining district. stprvy county. state ofSevadA-
Notiee.-Tne regular annual messing Of the
ssockhelaers % the sDove nam-d company. fos
the election Of Trastecs foe the ensuing year.
may eouss bsfore the ms ting. will be Leid a.
ths once Of thc company. Rom .. No. col CI-
iforuia street, San Francisco. California. on
TUESDAY. the 3sth dag of March. is.6. q ~
o'clock. noou. Transfef books win he eiosrd
on SATURDAY. tho 25th dag u March. lsI6. Al u
o'clock. neon, and remain cicscd until Aftsr the
meeting. DAvIv a. JkNSlNGS, SECRETARY.
nan Franci,co. March 4. lsf6. mchlt III