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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-21
EDITION.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

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NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-A London. spe-
cial says Bismarck has recommended
Roumania to pay the tribute promised
to Turkey, obtaining peaceahly from
the Sultan the same concessioue.as have
been offered to the Khedive.
An attempt is to be made to Introduce
Granger Societies in England.
The Empress Of Austria visits England
next month.
Ex-Empress Eugene is in delicate
health.
Empress Augusta, of Germany, is III.
"A modern doomsday book, just RHb-
lished in England, contains quantity
OF valuable and interesting Information
regarding the ownership of land iH that
country. The Colleges of Oxford and
Cambridge own 35,00e acres. The Ec-
clesiastical Commissioners possess 14A,
600 acres. The Dukes Of Noythumher
Land, Wales, Cleveland, Bedford and
Rutland, and the Earls Of Carllsle, Ions
| the largest individual landowners.
Baron Arnim Schlagenthin, father o
| Count Arnim, Ia dangerously i'll.
Heavy snow storms have prevailed il
Paris, eg'rs'
DROWNED.
4 GoDERIcH, ONT, Feb. 2l.-Two boys
named Proudfoot and Morris, OIL I'M
: place, while yenturing out on tne Ice U
the bay, broke through and weredrowhe'
before assistance could be rendered.
Tue FRENCH ELECTIoNs.
u PARIS, Feb. 2t.-- Up 10 noon to-day W
Ireturus from tue elections show that Z
lthc Deputies returned l4o are kopup
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Tomorrow evening at Robinsouss
Opera-house, the Emmett Dramatic Gin
will produce their new Centennial ORA
ma "17T6, or One Hundred Years AgSg'
The play is so apropos to the day an6
this Centennial year, and is made So at,
tractiye by tableaux and humor, sh2l
there should be jammed house to wits
ness its first presentation. They viii bE
assisted by the Mozart Amateur 0rchpss
ira of twenty-nine pieces, and will dax
troduce into the play the celebrated
Madrigal chorus ssGood Might" tha
some as recently rendered here in shs
spectacle of s.Henry ""
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ON. the Rack.

It's getting dangerous to handle Z
shooting iron, whether loaded or mot
Now there's Adam Rack, young ssilOa
who was on the Police Court rack tiiis
morning, just because he received pis-
torfrom Pat. Malloy, a friend OF his, WHO
accidentally shot himself in the haAa
last night, while In Frank Eicd's csn-
cert hall. The weapon, a single-barreIed
affair, didn't amoult to much, but 1t was
big enough to render 1t necessary fu1
Rack to pay $5'and costs for taking h0aA
of it. Rack paid the tine and remarksds
ssit's Adam shame.n
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The Late Francis Qasnn.

Francis Quinn, one OF our old ana hiSf
ly esteemed citizens, and father Of @
Thomas a. Quinn, died at his residences
IA Gest street, Saturday afternoon. I'm
funeral took place this morning, the COZ
Itege leaving the house at haif-past l
O'Clock, and proceeded to the Cathedral
where requiem high macs was celehrz
ted. A large e0ncourse of relatives aaE
friends attended, together with iiliul-
Der Of prominent citizens, who canan n
do honor to an upright citizen ANA ER
honest man,
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MarfunrY Recarl,.

HeRiY Rirnband, IA months, city.
Theodore Won Scelen, 19years. aitF.
Mary Clara Lalnpe, y years, city.
May Aarrigan, IL years. city.
Kne Wallace, IS years.. Virginia.
Staphen w. Morse, 22 years, city.
I,eIitia Daniels. so. years, Ireland.
Mary Anna Bookseller IS yesEs. GDima.g. !.
Jacob Mukier, 3 years. city.
Erltz Nastrup, years. city.
Maria ShMete, 8 months, city.
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Accident on enc Isnsl.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NORWICH, CT, Feb. 2l.-This morning
an express freight train on the Norwich
and Worcester Railroad ran off the track
on short curve under the elevator in
this city. Three cars loaded with oil
and woolens we're smashed and some
damage was done to q building located
near the track by the cars humping into
IT. The accident was caused by a
broken rail. No one injured. +
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MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY d. 1876

wounded by Herman Telshow. There
are several versions as to the cause of
the shooting. A Frenchman, living in
the same building, scys Hittinger and
Telshow were drinking together and
quarreled. Hittinger procured a large
butcher-knife and said he would kill
Telshow, when the latter drew revolver
and fired twice, the second shot taking
erect. Physicians say the wounded man
can not recoYer.
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ON. ,Chanxe,

To-day on 'Change it was decided by
a majority OF the members present, the
question being put to vote by Presi-
dent Holloway, TO adjourn over to-iay
until Wednesday and have no meeting
at the Merchants Exchange tomorrow,
the 22d.
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wounded unto neatI,.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CLEvEIsAND, o.. Feb. 81. = Saturday
night, about 1O:S0 o'clock, serious
shooting aifray took place In q saloon on
Croton street. Gotleib Hittlngcr, the
proprietor, was shot and mortelIy
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-FARM--Av very fine farm of 1862
Il acres; ~ acres heavy timber, balance un-
stock, dairy farm or farming, within mile
and a half Of Loveland, on the line OF the M. q
G. Il. R.; q bargain; can be divided. Apply to
DIR. DONoGIi, 1l6 West sixth street, lIncln-
natl, Ohio. fel9-3t,S NAV
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At Sea.

BY American Press Association to tae.SrAR.
\ WARRINGTON, d. o., Feb. N.-A large
English steamer is reported of Cape
Henry with her rudder damaged. She
has passed in by the Capes, boAnd to-
ward Norfolk.
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Of Improvements should be cempoaisx
to march in between those big teleyraPb
poles, carrying an umbrella, tive hsNa
every day-and then, perhaps, we'd gat
a change. Mayor Johnston, ron aSN
President Of the Board: can you atats
this nuisance?
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESs--Ist SESSION
HoUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.--Met for debate
only. There was a good attendance.
Several speeches were delivered, mostly
on the finance question. Mr.. Chitten-
den spoke In favor OF specie currency,
The Senate was not in session.
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Nobody, as yet, has been observed
tearing his shirt in u frantic endeavof
TO widen that Walnut-street b0atd pave
ment In front OF the new Post-ofloe.
How much longer Ii this thing going
ont Some OF the members of the Bpara
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An sable seaman' from ArdnasAur-
chan was at the tIller OF his sloep one
night, shortly after the introduction OF
eolored sgnal-iights on ships. A steam er
was, approaching and Archy saw the
green and red lights Tor the first time at
Seas Hg astonished his shipmates by
yelling out, "Hard a-port-nard a.poTt !
We're gaun rieht intae the 'potheeary's
shop ;At,(fouYockD
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LOST.

cK-.Dated February It 1870
s----s.- -nliam PuRh. on the National
~ u5T CHk~ \ in favor OF Mrs. H. Y,
~ drawn W W.. indorsed by her, whs
FADk VI Commerce biic are notined that
,suith, TO- e3la IS, An Nsun stopped. The
does ot tho Isth; the pt me Ut tpe Las
bayintnt on tho kame Mas 4 fnU-2t
Ypler NH please leaYo tt3 D.. : !. n
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UTANTED--PARTN ERA business man
w with about $4,000 to engage with me in
the auction and commission busine at Tole-
do, Ohio references exchanged. Address j. j..
MANOR, City Post office. fe.1 at
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VNTANrED-JIM Il CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly of ia Race street, are located
at the .'Sun Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
at all hours, day and night. fe4-2m
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WV NTANTED--WO AN--Of skill and expe-
wv rlence in the use Of amb's knitting ma
chine. ana who is competent to teach class OF
boys. Address GEO. n. HOWE, Acting Com
missioner Ohio Reform School, Lancaster, y.
T'-'7 l---F fe1y-8t*
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w $l0,OOO capital, to purchase of retiring
partners in an established and lucrative busi-
ness. For the right party, this is an opportu-
nifty seldom offered. Address w. A.. f., $50
George street. 1el0-4C
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w TO KNOW = That
w they don't have three profits TO pay for
shoes at the New Shoe Store, s94 Fifth street.
made ~ The factory, l72 Race street. All GUS
tom work warranted. Women's, misses and
shlaren's shoes specially. fe2i-M, !, w &F-tl
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WI NJANTED-EvERYBOD TO KNOW
wv The SENATE SAMPLE ROOMS are
open day and night; choice wines, liquors and
clgars: give us a call; 260 Central avenue.
C. SMITH, Proprietor. fe7-im
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,yNT TANTED--BOARD--Eo gentleman, wife
wv and infant; short distance in the
country, on the line OF come railroad; first
class board and large 100 n, in good loca-
zion, Liberal arrangements can be made by
pdicssing CASH IN HAND, scare lock-box
I.425, city. fel0-St
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VNTANTED PUPILS By thorough
wv teacher OF piano, instrumental and y0-
cal; terms low. payable monthly or quarterly;
reference, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
Cali at 2H Cutter street. fe2l-3t
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yNTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT--A stock Of
wv hrst-class Sewing Machines In order TO
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 w alnut
street. first floor. je26-tf
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DIED.

BURTON-James e. Burton, at 5k this
morning, February 21, at the residence Of his
mother, Mrs. ID. A. Gibbs, No. 63 Lodge street,
In the 80th year OF his age
Funeral notice will be given.
New Orleans and Lake Providence, Louisi-
siana, papers please copy.
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D-PARTNER-Wit 5000. who
w would loan 81, ,2O0 on good security and
be willing to invest the balance in the San Juan
silver Mines, Of Colorado; this is good chance
to make fortune. Address L., Z. o. Box a,
Froemont. O. fe2! -3t
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SUFFER- When you
w can get your corrs, bunlons, warts and
mgrowing nails cured by DR.. H. M. HERSCH-
YIELD, Office, Eggerts barber shop, under the
Ashland House, Lexington, Ky, de14-ly
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WI ANTED-TO GO--To the Black Hills;
wv competent to take charge Of store or
Keep q set Of books: best of references given.
Address, for particulars, CARBONDALE,
Mineral City, Athens County, o. fei7-4t
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VTTANTED-zDRUG-S -STORE-To buy, in
wv some thriving railroad town of not less
than 2, ,t0U inhabitants; no old worthless stock
wanted. Address BUYER, Lock -box 81, Ma
po.eon, q. fe2l-4t
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II Astride Log sat Sam and anagber
sinner. engaged in u little game of seven
up. when a minister approached, who,
after moInenps solemn esntemp latlon
bf the gamey Iaid his land upon Sanaaei's
shouldsis and said: "My friend, is that
the way to save your soul1 "Penhaps
not" answered Sam, who, having Just
playedsa card, WAS attentiyely consAd-
ering his, hand, perhaps not, but it
seems, ab01t the best thing can4d0 TO
save my Jack"
Eor astEaig httorward piea to the g9ae 8
tion o&guilty- commend VS. to tnat Mis-
souri. chap on. trial for murder: "Ik Y0ur
Honon pleasess l am guilty.. killad tire
man because he took my gal from me- She
was about the only thing l haah. an /
didn't want him to live neither. An l
should he much obliged to- Your Hnopr il
you waalu hang me as soon as possi-
hla.V
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licans, 70 Radicals, 81 Bonapartists and
180 Legitimists.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 21.--The Grand
Duchess Marie died in this city to-day,
from congestion of lhe lungs.
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ADVERTISER.

ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classiacations Of
i WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
! FIVE CENTS A LINE.
!. No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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ISOR itlsN1--KOUM--A splendid large, fur
r. nished front, on second floor, suitable iof
5pe or two gents or man and wife, gas and nre
Included, at IL West Seventh street. fesl-5t
OM--Nicely fusnished room
with large cloths closet, gas, and hre II 9e.
sired' Comfortable for two gentlemen. sao
Tinm street, between George and seventh.
s--<a, pINr-RO OMs-Elegantly furnished,
Hvt n,s,, aud wife or single gentlemen,
w. ;n,n t,rst class parties need appiy best oi
rierenscs sVnv yns given and equired Apply x aOu
WnInut street. 10 l-~s
TSOR RENr-STpHE-RO ROOM With IVY
rooms and cellar attached. on Westerl
Sycnuc, In Fairmornt; hrst-class stano ~
-hvc-sliop or notions. Apply on the premise ~
IT 4i4 Central avenue. iezl-o.
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FOR RENT--RooMs.

TOR RENT-ROOM--Front elegantly fur
nished, with or without board, for man
Snd wife oy one or two gentlemen, at 300 West
4 ,s.,S 4, Y ar fes1-2t
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VA ANTED--TO JOIN--Some dramatic club
wv by one who not been on the stage
but few times: object, want to be good
actor; age 20 years. Address DRAMATIC,
Felicity, y. tel7-4t
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VKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That B.
w CAVAGNA Il SON have a new lot Of
N Naccaroni just received from Nervia, Italy,
also a splendid line OF Groceries. jy26-tf
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WI ANTED--TO TRAvEL-For liquor
w house on commission; good references
given. Address h. NJ. W., care F. W. SPEARS
X CO., Second and Vine streets. fe2l st
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VXTANTED- IN OTICE--A parties wish
wv ing to contract for Lake Ice, delivered at
any Lake Erie port, will do well to correspond
with THOMAS IL. TAY LOR, Chatham, Ont
fell At
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BORRUW-$3.OOo for three
w years, at s per cent. interest, secured by
Hrst mortgage on real estate worth $l2,0o.
Address Box 2I5, Middietown, o. fe2l-4t
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yXLANTED-AGENTs AND SOLICITORS
wv Address or call on the MUTUAL LIFE
ASSOCIATION, No. So W. Third street, Gin
ainnati, o.. I IT.
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IXJ ANTED--To INvEsf-some capital in
wv good paying, established business;
only responsible parties need reply; best refer
enccs. Address b. S., p. o. Box 506, city
fe2t-2t
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fVKTANTED : G. TRAUtrvETTER = Cures
Z Wv warts, corns and impotency. Call or ad-
dress 25 Clark street, 3D. story. fes-12t
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wv vate, under a competent instructor. Ad.
dress, stating terms, H., Post-oilice Box 6lS.
fell -3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

yKTANTED-FARM rent farm of Is to
w 20 acres, near the city. Address L. n,
MAYHEM, Mt Carmel, o. fe2l-5t
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m WANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
{s& MARTIN, at ~ W. Filth st. jy15-n
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NM ANTED = WESTERN LANDS - Good
w titles, and must be cheap. Address NJ. b.
r., No.6. Opera house, Columbus, o. fe214t
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VNJANTED-HORSE- saddle and
Z w driving; must be sound and safe. Ad.
dress Lock box $40, Logahsport, Ind. fen -3t
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NM NANTED-SITUATIO man ex-
wv perienced in running all kinds OF wood
working machinery, to run some Kind Of ma
chimes at the Centennial Exposition at Phila-
delphia; best Of city references. Address
n. H., care of Hellber,, Ramusen & Co., 95 w.
Pearl street. fe21 At
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L,OR sALE--HO HORSE- Combined saddle and
IL harness horse, six years old and sound;
goes all the gaits under saddle, and trots in
harness; has been ridden by lady and children.
Address Box y31, Post-offce. fell At
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NTANTED = SITUATION - AS assistant
W. book keeper by young man who is
quick and accurate at figures; will commence
&C $40 per week; can furnish satisfactory ref
erences. Address ASSISTANT BOOK KEEP
Err, this Office. Afe21 1T
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roR SALE.

TOR SALE--LOT-Two building lots. 25 feet
E front each by 1s0 1eet deep, on Charles
street, East W alnut Hills; lots nearly level |;
price $i2 per front foot. Inquire at 80 Celestial
street, Nit. Adams. fel7-4t
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nv WTANrED-SrFUATI the line Of
w Cincinnati Southern railroad, or in any
Southern State to clear up and cultivate
large farm: or could take charge of cross=tie
and lumber business. Address T. o. Box 574,
GAINESVILLE, o. te2l-3p
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lssIssnHSfs LEvIED.

TmE JUSTICE INNING CoMfA.
i NY.-Locaiioa Of principal place OF busi-
ness. San Francisco, California
Location OF works, Gold iiiii. Storey county.
zeyada.
the Board Of directors, held On the ID 4 OF
March. 1879, an assessment tho. - Of Five
Doilsrs per rharv, In gold coin. Wa. levied
upon each md every share Of the capital stock
VI the Justice Mining Company represented by
certificates Issued PRIOR TO the 10Th day OF Az
gust. lsIo. and In the sun Of One DollA- per
share. In iits eSln. uron each and evsry share
of nld capital stock represented By ceuincd es
issued subsequent 10 the 18Th day OF August,
ISIS. payable immedlstsly 10 ]. b. Kennedy
Secretary Of the Company. koom No. ~ Aet'
chants Exchange building. San frAneiseo' Cab
~lfcrnia.
Any stock upon which this assesrment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day OF April, $50,
will be delinquent. and Advertised Iof
SAFE at public auction, and unless payment 70
made befors will BE- sold on the
atth day Of April, 1879, 70 pay the dellngaen.
assessment. together with costs OF advef'isins
and EXPENSE Of sale.
Ny order VI the Board OF nlrectors.
JAS. 3. KENNEDY, Secretary.
once Room No. ~ Merchsnts' Exchange
Building. San Franeisco California. mrotd
oENArOR SILVER MINING CON.
y FANNY Location Of works, Virginia MIN.
ing District, storey County, Nevada.
Principal place Of business. ran FRANCISCO
Ca ifornia.
Notice IL hereby given. that at meeting OF
the Board of DIRECTORS OF said Conpsny. heid
on the tw,nty.ninth 18TH day Of February
issG, an assessment tho. ~ oil ftf,y Gents
(,O,.j per shars Was levied upon the capital
stock VI ssid Company, payable Immediately,
In United states gold coin, 10 the SECRETARY. al
the once Of the Company, Nc. $50 Fine street.
Hmm 10. San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on SATURDAY. the eighth
(sth, day of April, ls76. shall be deemed de-
linquent, and Will oe duly advertised Ier sale
at publlc auction. and unless payment shal be
made before will be rold on rHUhsDA AZ. the
twsnty-sevenih .7thl day OF April. isI6. "a
pay the delinquent assessment. together Will
coats Of advertising aud expcnses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
J. n. SAYRE, Secretary.
once Room No. SO Academy Building. No,
~ Pine street. san Francisco. California.
NuFlfA
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s-rooKHoLpGRs' MEETING.

MINT GOLD AND SILVER MINING CON.
Nl PANY. - Location ot worhs. Virginia
Mining district. Storey county. stats ofNeyada.
Notiee..Tte regular snnusl messing Of the
stockholders OF the above nam d company. for
the election Of Trustees foe the ensuing year.
and the Transaction Of such other business ~
may count before the melting. win DO held u
the ONCE Of the company. Room Z. No. col OIL.
ifcFuia street. Han Francisco. California. On
TUESDAY. the 18th day Of March. 1875, 81 "
O'Clock. room. Tnnsfsr books win be closed
on saturday. the 2sih day Of Maf7h. 1916. q u
o'clock. neon, ana remain clo<et until aftsr the
meeting. DAVID A. JENNINGS, Seer,tsfy.
Ban flncisco, March q, 1878. mehli I'd
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MEGTIHo.
Oy1y ~ KossgrI MINING COMPANY;

rEASs hocbDIh nlNlN0 COMEANY-
San Francisco, California, March n, iSJs,
Ata meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF this
Company. held this day. the following resoju.
tion wa adopted, snd notice 10 hereby siysn
To the stockbolders Of the Kossuth Nipips
Company that . special meeting will be held Al
the time And place named In ssid resolution
WnkRxAs. Tn Kossuth mine consists Of
2.1V lima a. feet on the Lower Csmstoek loxr.
and. In the opinion Of this beard. cannot 4.
developed end worried 90 advantage. for its On.
Tire length. through the prevent shsfi, ritust.d
aboat COO fess from the north limo Of the nine ,
therefore. Il IL hereby
.He-drsd, That u 10 eIpedient 10 dIvIdo thu
claim Of this Company Into two minss. trs
northern 900 fet (sdjoining tbs Da,top mine,
70 " retained by The present Kossoth MIMI
COMPANY, and the southern 100 fe>t on said
claim 70 bs decided 10 Q new eonpspv In ron.
slorfsion Of The receipt BY this Company Of
NE rntirs capital stock TO consi,t u iosypoo
shsfcsl OF SAID nev company ; and upou rvesipt
o. ,nsh stoek. Q stoek DIVIDEND OF ANA h. *.
eaied ~ this Company 10 its storkholdsru.
And u 10 hsreby furfher
Hssfred, That this action OF the Hoard he
sehmitied fof confirmation 10 the stoeih.idsrs
OF this Con pany. and, for uch purpose tfsts
spssisi meeiiaE Of the stockhoi6srs of the Kos.
NY n,hins coaap.ny ts called for wkDNKH.
the thifd Csdl day Of Nay, 1916. N ths
nouf % o'clock ?. u. % the once oftSe Cam.
Rsny. N ths city. no. tis caiifernia str,si.
nras1 EDWARD ysroxr $3.50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

RucKEYE GOLD AnD SILVER MINING
~ COnfANY. -fhs annual n Sting N ~
stoeknolaefs q the abovr-namsd COMPANY. for
ne eisstlon OF Trustees and The trsnssetioa Of
sneh o.hes hs.insss % may esms bsfors n. Iii
y y neg On FRIDAY: March u. il7s. q ths hour
Conn., - INST d.y; q the once Of The
nan Iraneisco. California, irrnsfr, booss Iii
oe. eiosed % Monday. March n, iss. N
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