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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
TO nAYIp L. HASTINGS

FNytlE uMde-si 4saea, Louis cioldssa'ae. one 81
81 sRe iecatcrs ana owners uf the arsNs Mine
sstsSsea in Chinatown Mining District, SILVER
,ss,x I.;au County. Nevada does he~elsY give
vtyl notice. that l have expended since the
tenth agy q MAY 1861. fNr labor. lalaotr ulia
improvements upon tho said Great MIDI sae
sara Of sh3rteaa hundred and forty SIX tsl ,3loi
lsollsrS, .aaa coln al thu United States fhsJ
the proportion III the said eNpenaAtur0 ~
made IS aforesaid due frusa yoa aEfoaais 70
two hnnavsd aud twruty-fgGr dollars sisd four
cents fS-a&oi). You are hereby tgrtaeT notl-
fed that il casa you fail or rOisise to LAY sh@
above amount 81 opposite your naRe T. ihc
undersigned. Ia SILVER CITY, NeVads, hs'ierv
the expiration Of niaety day after this aotlcr,
Vaur interest IN the said Grant Mine, Will, IA
accord anee with the Act ii Congress. epuilels
IAN ACT Il Promote The development q tns
MINING resources % the United states. ny,
proved Nav 10. 1872. heroine the property q
The undersigned. who raasse the above eApen-
aitare On sGia claim.
LOUIS 60LpST0NE.
sa.vnR CRY. NKy.. Fee. u. ls'o- s0d-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
70 EDWARD MAyLEg AND JAMES KIEr

The Undersigned co-owper Of tie tARlL
I.f,gAtsE. situated IN Devil S Gate and ehias-
town Mining District. hereby give nstioe thss
/ have expended slse sum cs Twenty-Five Hun
slrra Dollars is2&0a in improvements and
sahtr. that the proportion q the said tsisnai.
.sr, 4, r,ade s. ssor.said due from You amount
to: From you. Edward M2niey SsSsS.isl Vi aud
from va4,. James Kief, ssJa.Ssis. lou are
aereby further notified thRt 10 csse yen iAil or
refuse 70 pay tse amounts ret opposite N0tsr
nasaes. to tie aadesSignea in the town 81
silver City. az or befar0 the sNpsrsilon 90
ninety DAYS from tAe arst publication q tAIs
notice, your iatesett In the said carel Leass
viii, Ia accordance vita the Act .: Censress,
entitled. "Aa ACT 90 zreuaote tAe Developments
az the n1tnfng resources ~ the United States.
anu-essa Nf2y Hob. ISIS, = become the proper
II 81 the undersigned eo-ownef. Who made
he at,ayA exfer cures on said elaiaa.
MATHEW GAREL.
SIR CITY Ny anrll 4 iN.a.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
NOTICE No. sr,
u : srRxrY Na. i,s.

wv s. rANp ofFicR. CARSON cry
4 .. Sevs,ls. NafSa i. lsTd- So.,ee is asry,.
by given that the sol III NoNsNiliAA3 ait
VIRGINIA. MINING COMPANY, essfl~gss.
li9p duly esH.laea and eStslsng aa',.sF NV
bY vigiwe az Size lag,s of ne Sssteot aistezIus,
has ibis day. hy Charles = coefef, US Sai%g-
i,siauaeui ana authorized sgenr. Ia2sr aP2il-
cation itF patent ior thirteen lN@tEea Nsssei
liae@r Iuei ui the Red laeke; insie, heafit'g
.s,,H aud SILVER. slsuatea ia Gold ltlil AlainG
n,~tfsct. tsonuty IL storey. aud state of Ne
sada together with SIX hundred tssNA ites %
A,srfa,,, ss1sand ftss convenient working thtse'
en- std elaini being designated on lae 81
heial ysiAt ou tie IN this office - = SssFYSE
OF hos No. li8, N Iowssaip ~ NnsSit. f,aaf ss
u EaSt at. u, NJ, tbs exiefsor hp0naAfies ei
sid lot Ne. No being ~ iOlUws. te-~N: he'
Ginning II Post No. L. the sHlae oNing ius'nti-
cal VITA Post No, pl the hea siacAet A4Vsep
application No. }sSs. lOssset Ia point ~ gNp-
l,iat.s about Is fset above She Y & r. Il X
t,gak aga aNas,t SO fses easteriy from tae east
eaisssnee ar the. r. & 4. IL, X. Co.'S Ainey3gstu
Flet tnnnel and whence bear~ fsse :. W. cor
us.r 81 SEQ ). Township Us n, Ran-sEs s.. ~
y. Al. 5 e doc. NJ s,0% ige' DISSENT; tbs Senta
C0nsalieatea Nirgnis, Ni4ling -, = llg.s,ai,s
Works \. assg. e., distant NY FEST; TIE ilsa@
siaR on Nj Davidson \, 70 deg. nan. ". add
rtpfips from said Post No. !, slrst eoEgs,s
y. s4s, deg. w. ~ feet 70 losi NJ. Y; thence
segand course, y lsAa deg, ", aiVSE si.@
sogsAeasteely boundary Of L. ) Surveys Nos
"a - II - NV AsA
fnroor pcst AZ :. SaTyty No. ~, ~ feet
10 Post Ne, s.. sAence THRU coUrse, \, u doc,
n 1S feet 10 Post No s: themes tuBFth rtsNfse.
\ SEA, cag. 4. tat sia feet crossing centre Inv
" He'd Jacket lsase Si'plicaiien No ls}l sssl
feet 80 Pest No. b. thence afth course, :.
deg W 1850 feet 10 Pest No, 3; tteNos sixth
coerse. \ sa1a DE-, w. ;aN feel 10 Post No !.
She point OF beE,anlag, eonisIAipg ID 500
aeFvs Bearings expressed ifum true n'tIse-
| lam magnetic Variation. loAs deg pasi sssssHy
Inass a. conform wsth tAr roeoga OF location.
| This claim Joins TIM Goodman elasrns, I, ).
Surveys Nos ~ and n au ihe E&si aad The
Atlantic Consolidated M,uiag Company, U.
/ :. SarScyNo III oa the West; the ~ssa mining
claim being Of record ia lhe oillee1oF the RS
ennlsr Of Storey eoaniy, IL Book q ioca'
| l5ans. IN 4 and 3. sl9 aAd 40 Storey County
| Records Any and all persons claiming all
| yersely any portion III said sogth Consol'
| idaEed Virginia Mining ComYany's claim,
are required 10 flp their adverse ciain With
| the Register " the I. $. Land ufllce >; Carson
| City. Nevada, during the sixty dsss' period ci
| publication hereof or they VIII Tie NarreG BY
virtue OF fh.s provisions q the sistnfe.
Maria 18Th, tsld \. WAIfI, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Hoar,i OF Trustees. made ON the Eleventh
an day of March. A. u. 1876, So many shares
Of each parcel u said stock mas he nessss
ssry viii be sold at public auction at the eiiice
al iha COMPANY Room No. Bank 81 California
Building Taylor street. virginia CstN, New,
on SATURDAY, the thirteenth tl5thl aaS q
MAY. A. d iS-s. at emo o'clock u. NJ. of said
day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment there
on. together with costs OF advertising and eSs
peBses of sale.
F. C LORD, Secretary.
Office Room No I. Bank of California Boila-
insr TAYLOR street. Virginia City, Nevada
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
PROPOSALS.

6sSrsLEp PROPOSALS FOR REBUILDING
- the cossnsy hsiiSe acrVes the Carson
river as pay,cn, will De reveivsd by the BOARD
af County Commissioners Of Lyon Saanty.
Nevada.
gNrsf. NAY lat. 1876. At 10 A. VI.
Plans aud specifications "a be seen a; sise
County clerks niice IN Dayton. The Beard
reserves the ri5'ht 81 rvieet any and ail bids,
liz order oi The n,srd.
J, a. BoNHAM. clerk.
The Daily Mining ReyesseF. Rna The su,ro
independent copy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
NOTICE TO co-owNERs!

no j. S. DALLAS AND JOHN GEARHSAKT.
The undersigned, eo-cwners Of the Pftts-
burg Coal Mine, situated in Lyon county,
Nevada. hereby give notice, that We have ex-
pended tbs sum ef Eight Hundred aud seven
xy-thr1e Dollars and Ninety Cents tsssS,SNl IN
set,ld coin for iunaber, labor ana ssrpil
shat Ale proportion Of the said expenditure 50
'toasls rs aforesaid due from you aHoans 40 ;
srrsss, epu, ]. :. Dallas. SAG %. and from yea,
John SseaYheart. Soe. You are hereby FUR
shss uaSlaed that an case yeu tail Or refuse to
!pAv the amounts set opposite your names, 70
She Secretary Of sSidsCompsay, st his oihee IN
the town eli Dayton, on o. before tbs expiTa-
Lion Of ninety days from the frs. publication
IL this notice. your interes ia the said Pitts
os-r Coal Mine viii. in ,sc0rddaee WITH the
AGA OF Congress, emitted. AN Act 20 pramote
the development ef the mining resources q
the United States, approved MAY lpsh. 1877.
become the property Of the unsterss sned CO.
owners, who raasse the above expenditure On
said claim
G. L. ALL, Jas loNNNAN,
Il. ]. CABLING, JOHN posAS.
q. f.. NASH, 8. bsNkR.
FRANK hgNroS. =. W. GOWN,
Let's GoLosroSE, jos. fASSS.
Dayton, New. Asrch Il. lsso- sel
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

Ana in accordance With Law ard sn ertser 81
the Board ~ directors, ulgisv on TIE -3tn cay
of February. 1876, 50 IAsuy shares 81 "a z
parcel IL such stock IS may te aes's ss1fy Wt'a
n5tausa4s. NJ $50 lsae street, on AoNHAf.
tbs I1th day 81 April. 1875, a. the hons q one
s,,clack r NJ AZ satd Gay H. pAysald sse4iuSlaens
assessment thereon. together Mith costs o.
advertising ana expenses Of the sale
E.P. H0sNER, Seey.
onee- Roum 81. Ne. $50 PIKE street, san
Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
ANNUAL MEETING.

suSHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
u stockholders a. the Virginia & rrlrkee
Katlrosi Company viii be heid ut ths egssce
OF she Company IL Nirgsnis city. Nevada. on
TUESDAY, MAY ?. Al ~ e'oioek NJ
". NJ. THORNTON, Secretary, pro tenn.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
Delinquent AlSticss.

vYIRGrNIA cry COAL COMPANY
W Location OF principal place Of business,
Virginia City, Nevada Location ot works,
Notice--rhere Is delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock. on account Of assessment
tNo, 10, levied GA the Eeventh 9TH, day Of
March, A. d. 1875, the several amounts set op-
positc the names Of the respective shsreheld.
sf,s M fnlinws
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

rSLasGow GOLD AND SILVER MINING
m Company Location OF principal place
II business, San Franc.sco, CALIFORNIA; Iso-
Lyon County. Nevada otice--There are de-
linauent upon the following Described stock,
on account Of assessment lNa. ~ levied on
the 2sth day Of February. 1879, the sevcrsl
amounts set opposite the names Of the resre< I.
tive sharehof{itrx "A follows
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
Delinquent Notice.

A-oRTH DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company .--Ilocation OF principal
tlal.e OF business. san Francisco, California.
Location os werks. DEVILS Gate Min
ina nlssrict. Lyon County, Nevada -
Notice--rhere are deliaGueat upon the :ol-
towing Sesrrf bed stock, on sccenat of Assess
gnsnt No. ii levied On the Fourteenth day af
March. 1876. the seversi aTHeuats set Ull-
sosite tie names Of the respective share
tsal. isrS as follows
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
N,zox coSsoriDAIFn MtylS,

MAZON CONSOLIDATED AlNAN1
IA Company OF principal place
of business san Francisco, California . i'ocs.
tion 81 works Devils Gate Mining District.
r4yun County. Nevada. Notice There are de-
unqaent upon the following described stock,
ON Account of assessment No. y levied on
the assh day Of February. 1876. the several
amounts SET eppaeite the names oi the re
spect.ve shareholders a. follows
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

And ia secorslance With law, and 81 Nsatf
vt ;aSs BOARD of Directors. made ali the isih
sl.v III March, 1876, 40 many shares Ut each
Marcel OF such stock ~ mas be nsc.ssary, VIII
~ sa,id AZ public 4aetian At the afsice ef The
q ss.r.auy. Hallsek Byilaing. N0. 80 sasasnstr
street.. 81 SATURDAY, the eta day u My.
lsse, 81 the hour II II osiess \, NJ, 81 SAID
Law ~ nav said delinquent assessment
shsrecp Together with costs ef advertising aud
X. s. cULyEEwELL. see'y.
ae.ce--Reom Hasleck Building, 3ao Sanseine
4 .s-,.st san francisco, California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

~ the Beard ~ Directors. made on the at.
day ~ FchT,iA-y iese so many shares 81 eaeA
marcel a s,.eA stock as HSy he necessary, Will
be said at pablo auction st the otfee q tae
Company, Ne. $50 Pine street en- MvNpAh 4
the III, CAV IF April. 1876 s; the hoar 81 cue
O'Clock p. NJ. II said day, % pay said aeasn-
quent assessinsss Thereon. together with
costs st Advertising aad expensrs II sale.
H. r. HosMER, sesy.
oflsce--R5 sm Fl, Nc. SO Pine stsuei, san
Francisco,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
r.rNvox aoI.p ASp slLvER MINING

Bs H t-At-N1+N MIL 49,
I'VE Company .-lseeation 81 prinsipaa piaee
OF hasinsss. san FEzRrisec. California. Log =
ton 81 works DEVILS 0ate Mining District,
Isvon County. State Of SeSaes- Notice
There arr delinquent upon the following ue-
scriNed stock "a account az assessment; tSo,
II levied on the 18th day eli March, iS1d, tie
several sna,,espts ses opposite the names ef tae
respective sharchoiaers, As faiiews:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

And In accordance with law and an order .;
the Bosrl OF Directoss. made ON this t5th dAy
of March. 1874, 50 misty shares az each iparses
IL such stock a. may be necessary, viii hc
sofa II pnniic Suctiaa ~ The oiilee VI the Com
many, Room IL hSywarsa's halissips. y. ~
California street, san Francisco. tSialosnaa,
~, -frFSDAX. the Ninth gatil day Of Nay
ls-s al the laar Of enc O'Clock 2. ~ of said
.asy, % pay SAID dellsqasAt assessment there
IN. togethrs with costs o; advertising and az
psnses 81 the sale.
W r. DEAN. Sec'y.
onlee-- Ro0m ~ Hsyward's hasiaine. Ne, ~
California street. san Francisco, Cal,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
posrpoNEMEST.

nay My LIST. is-a 1t the same hour aaa1
pisee mentioned BY resolution Of the Board
III Trustees adopted this dsy
Il. p. HOsMs.R. SECRETARY.
san Francisco. Cal, April II, 1870.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
pnsTpaxF,rpST

PosTPaNENIEST.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
MSy Isl, 1876, at the same hcnr and place
mentioned. BY resolution OF the Board Of
Trustees adopted thls day.
II. p. H0sMEB. Secretary.
San Francisco, Cab, Aprii u, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
VIRGINIA & GOLD HILL
BUS LIME.

LEAVING VIRGINIA CITY
Daily 3. $50 A. NJ and every three.
quarters OF al hoar thereafter anti
ESQ P. II.
LEAVING GOLD HILL
Daily at 9ls A. M- and every three
quarters OF an hcur thereafter aatl
1I5 p. ~.
Nas;ns close connection with trains of the
Virginia & Trackee Il r.
JAKE WHITE CO., Proprietors-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
DR.. A. 3. SPINNEY,

Il. tllss-1zs ms = kss 4tsF tssiAii-Ss aAsas Vs.
e7g4e s4sas lSt f.ss ltsog s's'.4ssA.a ss'as e~s~
n i Il .sss sa;l 10. ss1sg iog 1oltsassssta7a. 50
Ys,tse ell aal sassy yoassslsSs = sa'er uis
lf,set,sr p,,d sssaatlS !oar eas II a. san Satso
yas he II til yua - II isSss. he vii al fess
t4at fAg he u 81 MOS nssisertske a case etl4Sss
~, q ..t,afjsfstss ~ .ffasssi..s IA Ta5r4.
, 1876-07-16
LETTERS FROM TEE PEOPLE.

xh- IvJtn ~ r1 T.-Shn.
o -" ~. ~ .'' 1E ~ ~ "e z-l,," - s.oo .,z.
cA1cAoo, ouiy !o'-No one WIZ Passes AonE
our lake-tront anu secs the 'summer Cloud y
moored in the basin, with its liberal awnings
and decked with evcrrrcens, can help feeling
- ox-ot,t,,ao tororae tto.o - +ha ,a5ino, 80
~ Sa1 10 sa1 -. ~ n ~ ~;
1esslon ana otner lloerat-nearteo people OF Ch'
cago who have devised and put In operation this
grand and humane idea by which the sick and
suffcriner little ones can he taken ont of the
.lose nu & an1 o.sou 49, to 1aas. 90 ~ ~ s4o ~ ae1
IN tae Guy, anu given tne penent OIL the COOL,
inyigorating, health-giving lake breeze. But l
have for long time felt that another institu-
tion was needed kindred in its object.
and which for want Of = better term I
large, roomy house, plainly but comfortably
furnished, located IN some suburb convenient to
the city, open on all sides to air and sunlight,
with wide verandahs (Which could be inclosed
with glass IN cold weather) large grounds With
. su1ficiency OF, but not too much. shade, with
flowers and ornamental shrubbery, pure water,
COWS to supply fresh and pure milk, chickens for
fresh eggs, reliable Christian horse, and easy
twoseated carriage. 1t would be comfortable
but not luxurious country home, to which there
could be sent 1or lew days conValescents from
hospitals, or from sicA beds at home,
needing more favorable conditions than
they or their friends can supply, or
sfckly Children, OF overtaxcd worungWomcn
to whom 3,' few days, rest and change ct scene
would be like toretaste OF Heaven, and would
give them new lease OF life ana new courage
to take up its burdens 1t should be IN charge
Of some kind, capable, efficient woman, in
whom the principle OF motherhood is largely
developed, and VINO would make it In reality
1t docs not seem to me that such charity
could be made what 1t ought to he It organized
and managed as ordinary charitable 1ustltu-
tions are, W.: hy board OF Managers
, 1876-07-16

40 SHe EdltoT V 1he 1f1oHne
CHICAGO, July 15.-During the last few days
the depositors OF the collapsed Cook County
Savings Bank have eyinced considerable interest
in the doings Of that institution, and have e1-
pressed their sentiments touching the manage
ment Of said bank In language more forcible
than elegant. AS may or may not be
generally known, the greater portion
of our Scandinavian fellow-citixcns have been
depositors in the late bank, and when it's sus-
pension occurred, the chagrin, modification,
and CONSERVATION OF those people knew no
bounds. They at once set to work devising
why's and means of obtaining ut least small
portion Of their hnrd-gained earnings a meet
ing was called, at which 4 committee selected
from among the lepositors, was appointed to
examine into and ascertain the true state Of
affairs. The COMMITTEES having the matter in
charge have now finished their ariorous task
and report the condition Of the bank US follows:
Total amount of Indebtedness $145, ,S30.64; !;
claims, now pending in Court, Sl25,0O0; bank
iny stock, 500; claim On the firm Of Henry
Clews & Co, New York. $S,s2s. 8,5S S.; probable
Albany firm, S15,000. Sum total, S15t t,5s056.
The claim for the above mentioned S125, 900,
is, as stated, now pending, and it is believed
Judgment will not be rendered until some time
in October. The claim for $4,000 from Albany
is of very doubtful character, and can be
rccsoned for nought The same may be said Of
the claim on Clews d Co.. as the firm, rs gone
into bankruptcy.
The Committee ccnsure the Board of Direc-
tors severely for having misused the confidence
reposed in them by depositors, BY allowing one
Of the officers ii the institution to use the
greater part OF the funds.
Tie Scandinavians have lost not little by
this failure, and are very indignant at the turn
them Monday evening at the Scandinavian
Wor}dngmcn's Hall, on Halsted street, near
Chicago avenue, to which they cordially invite
American and Irish depositors lot whom there
were not fow) to be present. Matters Of deep
opinion called for A.
, 1876-07-16

10 The Editor Qf Tho Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 15.-Allow me, through the
columns Of your paper, to call the attention Of
the property-holders Of South Halsted street to
a much-needed improvement. Last fall there
was prospect that We would have a street-car
line on this street, had not certain property
owners, influenced by owners Of broken down
horses and dilapidated, worn-out omnibuses,
opposed the measure, and threatened the rail
way company to enioin them from laying the
tracks.
In what condition do we find the pavement Of
South Ha1sted streeta Are the property-hold-
ers aware that In about one year it will be in
Just the same condition as Canal street, 1mpas-
sable for empty wagons in wet weather! The
remedy suggest is: Petition the West Division
Railway Company to lay tracks on Halsted
street, they being then required BY ordinance to
rcpaye that portion Of the street between the
tracks, which is the greater portion Of the
street, and that part most subject to travel.
The narrow strip on the outside Of the tracks
will then be very little used and can, BY little
expense, be put in tolerably good condition,
and the whole will then be tit for use for ten
years to come.
Il the owners are blind to this suggestion,
they will find that, In about one year, there will
be no pavement left on Halsted street. The
greater portion Of the people will have no mon
ey and Will not be willing to pay for repairing.
There will be no money In the City Treasury to
nav for paving the intersections; and Halsted
street will be lust as dead and little business
done on it as on Canal street now.
'' ~~@ TAXPAYER.
, 1876-07-16

CHICAGO, July 15.-Having read with greatin-
terest in the columns Of your the letters of
''Leander," Irene," and "a Wou1d-be SWIM
meF," in regard to bathing in the different pub
lie parks in this city, would like to say some
thing in regard to this very important subject,
and fully indorse what they bavc stated. Dur
this dreadfully warm weather the people Of
this city are constantly complaining, through
the columns Of your paper, Of there being no
proper accommodations for bathing purposes
beg leave to call the attention Of the
, 1876-07-16

suburbs, whose interests demand their presence
in the city after that hour, while al On thls line
Of amusement Oh that evening It would seem
that it was only necessary to call the attention
Of the railroad officials to this matter
to have it Immediately remedlcd.
AS It is now, the change is seriously 1clt,
and Is q severe blow to the ~num erous PROM
Using suburban villages On this division. It Is
suggested that the Desplaines accommodation
train make eonemore trip daily, leaving Desplalncs
about 6:30 ?. m, and, returning, leave the city
at Il rs p. m. It is almost absolutely certain
that 1t would be well patronized, 3nd the rail-
road magnates are prayerfully besought to
make the experiment. H. r.
, 1876-07-16

Same premises, dated May 2........ -. 2,o0Q
"e1t nf 4oe1epn aoeioax r It. dated JuIv a. e. 5000
M r. dated INV Z ;, 5000
SOUTH OF ciT1 L1MIrs WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF szs1S
NILES THE c0EET.H0usE.
Prairie AZ, n cor Forty ty-frst st, I, 1oV mn
x180 It, dated July l0..-...-......-.-.-S o'ooo
SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the total amount OF city and
suburban transfers within radius OF miles
OF the Courthouse, filed for record during the
City sales Is; consideration, $378,573. North
Of city limits, sales l; consideration, 81 600.
South Of city limits, sales o.; consideration,
s50,030. Total salcs, IS. Total consideration,
S429,6Q3,
, 1876-07-16
SuBURBAE TRAVEL.

PARE RIDGE, July 15-The accommodations
extended to suburban travel on the Wisconsin
Division Of the Northwestern Road have never
been what they should be, especially in the mat
ter Of a late train from the city. Even these
are now sadly curtailed, tS ewing to a: recent
fore there has been train leaving the city every
evening at 10 p. ~, stopping at way stations.
out on the Milwaukee Division. leaving on
which leaves at 9:45 D. m., except Saturdays,
the Very day when late train is most needed.
On this evening people must leave the city as
carly as 6: rs or not at all. This Is serious in
convenience to the business men living In the
, 1876-07-16
CORRECTION.

70 tho Editor Qf The tribune.
CHICAGO, July 15,-Your item under " City
Hall " news, to the effect that work was sus-
pended on the Milwaukee avenue viaduct by
reason Of my refusing to accept certificates as
compensation, is erroneous.
As the city neglected to pay me either In Ger
tidcates or cash for amount of work done, and
rs the laborers, 1nasons, and Others, could not
afford to work without pay, 1concluded to stop
the work till such time as 1 could, not without
injury to my men or loss to myself, fulfil my
contract.
Now that the city has given me certificates
concluded to resume work ut an early date.
JANEs E1NcADE
, 1876-07-16

Total. ....$2, 320, 6021

Tota!. 80. s., 320, 802l Total. ..S4, 803, 080
Decrease In amount Of consideration in first
si1 months OF 1876 from corresponding period
Of 1875, 81, 1863 ,27s.
The decrease may be attributed to various
causes, but We suspect it to be largely due to
the cessation OF the rumor, our "tradcs -
to get rid OF incumbered property: A vast
amount Of property has been changing hands
OF late years through the efforts Of weak t:
About all the "swaps" necessary have been
made, and the record of transfers is shrinking
to Its natural proportions.
, 1876-07-16
DEAD DOGS.

10 tho Editor af The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 15.-l wish to call the attention
Of the people to the fact that there is q dead
dog On every street in the city. would sug-
gest If the city cannot afford to carry away the
dead dogs, that it stop buying the poison and
meat, "Which Of course cost money!" and wait
till it can afford to indulge in both of these luz
uries without causing any Inconvenience to the
public, G. q. W.