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The New York herald., 1876-10-15
PHILADELPHIA sfOCKS.
Tho closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks were as
CUR FoRyraS coMMERcI


Imports for the weck:-Dry goods. $685. 236; mer
chandise, s3,67o.42o; total s5229, 656 Imports Of
specie s593, ,172 OF which s46o S33 gold coin;
ports OF specie, 500. 1913, principally silver
MEMORANDA.
The meeting OF general freight agents. which to
have been held In Detroit yesterday, has been post
poned TO Friday next Eastern agents unable to
be present. Al a meeting of the Canadian agents
yesterday advance of about 25 per cent in reghts
to all Eastern points was made.
The New York herald., 1876-10-15

AT meeting OF the directors OF the Pacific Mall
Steamship Company, Charles G. Miller was elected
First Vice President to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF George Scott in March last and Amos
Rogers Second vco President In place of j. b. Hous-
ton who resigned to take another position in conncc
ton with the company's business
MINING STOCKS
The following are the closing official prices OF mining
The New York herald., 1876-10-15

Tho Treasury now noas s3s, 700 600 in bonds TO
scure bank circulation, decrease for this week OF
1000 600 Bonds held TO future deposits
t1o $50 o00 National bank circulation outstanding
1arrcncy notes. ss2o 69s, 900; gold notes. s2loo,ooo
ksvsn~ -~.aip,s to-day $4,000 Customs recciptsto-
The New York herald., 1876-10-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON on MARKKr.-LoxpoS Oct. 14-Evcning.-Ln-
seed oil. 26s. per cwt.
LIvKepooL On MARKxr.-IIvERrooL, Oct l4-Evcn-
ing-Linseed OIL 27s per cwt
The New York herald., 1876-10-15

l0:lj AND 1880 A. NJ.
iies si20 O, s. r. Xxi u Y
il2< ioOy s3's. iu.io..bc li5
ilty 3ho +. IS 1910 r. ia
las 1900 Us 6's. eur .,.. 1884
FIRST B0ARD-l0;30 A. VI.
- 100 shs hi & &RfRR Log
AL. 100 StL. .kGIN pL be 2~ls
The New York herald., 1876-10-15

loo Adams Express. be los
; american Ex.. =. III
D do .bc 81
- ny Z II RkR. b Q lOl
D do...... opg l0l
2tnp do. iOi
40 Harlem RR. :. .bo l3a
300 do. l3-
100 Chi& wv RR 10 20
loo Chi 4 NV nRpfbc 81
SO NJ RR. b G IL
65 do. ........... l3t
100 Chi \ a. isn. .bc IL
The New York herald., 1876-10-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT HIGHER-CoRN FIRM
xR-oATs EAsIER-PoRK AND LARD DULL AND
HEAVY COTTON 1-16c. LOWER - NAVAL
STORES FIRMER-sPIRITs lac. HIGHER-PE-
TRoLBUM NOMINAL wHIsKEY HEAVY -
FBBIaHTs QuIET-CoFFEE srRADY-sUGAR
ACTIVE AND HIGHER
SATURDAY, Oct 14-6 p. NJ
There was fair business most OF the leading art
clcs of merchandise to-day business Changc In par
tcular being larger than usual on Saturdays Flour
was steady but wheat and corn were in good demand
at improved prices the former especially being wanted
for shipment at improved rates. but being held above
the views OF buyers the sales were not large Oats
were firm. whiskey dull and heavy. Pork
neglected and nominal Lard was dull Cot
ton declined l-l6c. and closed weak. Naval
stores showed q nrmer feeling, with an advance In
spirits turpentine. Petroleum Was dull and heavy.
Coffee steady, with moderate trade. Sugar was
higher and active. Freights steady but quiet
CorrKE-The small supply OF Rio checks business; good
prime grades wanted, but the stock here,
1891 bags chiefly grades these much sought
after No transactions reported from first hands
either here at the and prices quoted nomi
nally the same. Mild grade. scarce and firm. We
au9s ans % e"Ts9a iss ieso . tai" do s
ssre%e range sGIu for ei lse Santos fair q
ssss M is sys aass ssI 'as
E lss ssy'a iss s.%.s a'Isfs'1 lSs ST. Il.
mingo l5c u I5sc. Porto Rico, 1856. IKE Costa
Rica i6c. 19c Mexican, 16isc 17ac. Manila, i5isc
l6lsc; AngosturH, l3c i7c; Savana, 1876. i5c.
Curacao. lJc n l6lsc.
CooSrhc market for spot cotton ruled heavy in the
demand while the offerings
large. Quotations down lBc
for All Grades Al this reduction the closed weak
Futures declined I-3sc. i6c and closed
lowing quotations -octobcr, ~ 27a2e lo7sc Novem-
bcr 81 SIC lie December IL 532c IL g. l6c Jan
uary iIssc. II l332c February. II iss2c; March,
II 25-32c. a IL 1876: April, II 3l-32c i2c.: May
IL 5,,c IL 316c June ~ III -32c i2s,c July PKG
August l2Ac Quotations are based on American
and cotton IN store running IN qualify
The New York herald., 1876-10-15
RIO PRINTERS
TO PRINTERS
CAPITALISTS AND
BUSINESS MEN.

The extensive printing establishments known the
"NatIon Press situated at No "a Rose property Of the
late John Ross II offered for sale sacrifice
The Office contains SIX large Aoans Presses, Potter
Press Wharidsle Press Hoe Super Royal Press
half medium Globe Press two quarter medium Gordon
Presses. Hydraulic Press pump and pressing Boards
Sanborn Parr Cutter ~ inch There Is abundance Of
Tyre and all other necessary material the
their full capacity
The Office employs 80 hands and has steady work
keep them all constantly employed One-halr the purchase
remain mortgage secured the and
material for two This opportunity for print
acvc business men Wishing TO engage In safe
lucrative business To practical
printers having some means and wishing combine their
skill and capital this business offers induccment
II Afforded For furthc. apply address
JOHN J. MURPHY. Administrator.
~ John ST., New York.
TI,iIE ADVERTISER, FOR YEARS OUTDOOR SALES
man commission for manufacturer with an extended
wholesale houses has time to spare
additional agency or salesman STINT
lar conditions; first class references and security u
qaircd. Address, with particulars, CITY SALESMAN,
Herald once.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-03-23

Tie storm OF last week spent
itself Thursday night, having been
by all odds the worst experienced
for wears. The wind was stronger
and the fall of snow though not
heavy was fine enough 70 fill every
attic ana exposed nook thai was not
hermeticalIy scaled, The drifts on
our streets are Of such magnitude
that they are avoided instead of at
tackled 10y travel, and It looks as #
the June sun would have to conquer
them. Some of them are up to the
secohd story windows.
Our old friend George Wheel
er, the Bots Forte Irdian black
smith, at Nett Lake, has rather an
aggravated case Of Investigation on
his hands. DR.. Mahan cited him to
appear a. l''''''"' -"''' ~" - - -
a"N"e' '''"' S'H = CIV va - =
V neeIe' anu Ms sou 'H"''S ''' " ;
% inii'S o'' $40" '',' "",' - 'e
waiting there some days is inform
ed by mail that the hearing i post
po'eo "'i'" '''' =" al" ''''' ~ :
" heeief' VINO ) me Scn"oI 'e'enFr,
must appear at '''"' ''lile % aus " q
''''''"' '""' - '''"O nave " -
ry,; .o,,.h
,1
n, WI 49,
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,h;s NJ. whooI ,ono ,o.t N
WIZ, ,bo .b.ra.s aims, Mr..
w are we have not learned =
,Io,, dil 10, o.;,,,.,,,,Lor. l,,t mn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-03-23
ne superior Times,
SuDeriorisms.

evening next.
The bad state Of the roads, pre-
venting much hauling, is making
hay scarce and tending to raise the
price.
Mr. James Bardon is extending
his Texas trip beyond the time he
contemplated. lie IS now expected
back by lSt of April.
No service at the Episcopal
church on Sunday last. Mr.. Mill
paugh was detained in Duluth to
attend funeral.
Our old townsman E. II. BLY, is
still at the helm IN Brainerd. At
the recent election he was made
Chairman Of the town board.
Mr. George T. Holcomb, our
town treasurer, will act IS deputy
for county treasurer James Bardon
until his return home.
The weather for the past few
days has been unexceptionable, APP
parently trying to make up for past
behavior, or else getting ready for
another bender.
This office is in need of some
good dry tamarac wood. Where
is the Delinquent subscriber that is
looking out for the chance to pay
for his paper for one year with one
cord Of wood?
Better to be born lucky than
wise, sometimes. An upper town
widow woman was among the for
tunate ones TO draw her $500 out Of
the First National at Duluth, when
the run first began the day before
the bank closed.
We understand friend Howen-
stien, the morning after the great
storm, found only he chimney of
Mrs Tanners cottage above the
drift on Minnesota Point, and had
quite a lively time digging the old
laiy out
-Cntonagon harbor asks Con
gress for $50, 0O0 and expects 10 get
$4,000, Superior haybor asks for
Eothing and gets 1t; while Duluth
asked for 100000 and may get So
600, provided it is all spent on the
inner harbor.
The unusual stormy weather Of
March has made the Northern Pa
citic folks RE the experiment OF
opening their road to accommodate
the Black HILLS traffic. 1t is likely
to prove anything but a renumera-
tive job.
Beaver Dam Citizen Of tie 9th ::
Mr. c. 5. Douglas, editor Of The Su
perior Times, is enjoying the good
society Of Beaver Dam for a few
days, intending to resume lis travels
to morrow. We are always glad to
see him
The DuIuth VI II. thinks the
suspension OF the Ist National all
wrong-thcy didn't go about il the
right way, In tact they have not
suspended at all, they only shut up
shop to rest awhile, and VIII open
with the flowers IN the spring.
This section of country seems
to be remarkabi, free from the de
vastating storms that other portions
of the land are Athlete with Our
storms are moderate compared with
those the papers detail almost every
day. We guess the Lake Superior
country vii. do to live in after all,
While the >nowpIow was at
work few day ago at Rice's Point
a man whose name we have not
been able to lcarn-a Swede we be-
lieye and brother Of the switch
tender who dropped dead at BIS
post last falI--was killed by the
breaking Of some portion of the
pillow.
Several sleigh loads OF our
neighbors from over the bay paid
Superior 4 visit oU Tuesday They
must Lave heyu tavorably impress
ed with the enterprise and Thrift.
displayed b. our citiz rs in wind
ING IN and out on, streets TO avoid
Cr,u- 1s-,t+s Como .,C,a5n nay Inn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-03-23

failed.
Marsh has come back from
Canada under the protection OF
the Attorney General to tell all he
knows.
The State Convention Of the
Peoples Reform party VIII meet at
Milwaukee, June It'll, tor the pur-
pose of nominating presidential
electors and selecting delegates to
| the national democratic convention
chat meets at ST Louis, June 9th,
to nominate candidate for pre>i-
dent.
Good for Ashland County.
Would that this county could say
the same. The Press saws: Let 1t
be said ever, as it can be said to-
day, that in Ashland county, and In
her towns, every current obligation
is met, aud every warrant drawn on
her treasures is worth its face IN
greenbacks.
We admire his pluck and wish
him all manner OF success. Henry
! II. Bell, late assistant cashier of
/ the First National Bank of Duluth,
! has opened a banking and exchange
office in that city. We understand
he is backed by most Of the more
influential business men there. He
is the true stab ard twist AMI un-
derstands his business.
Our town clerk surgeon den
fist, DR.. H. Z. Latfite, has moved
his den al surgery outfit to Duluth,
and we understand is kept quite
busy. Glad to know Of a busy man
around here. We believe he has
no intention Of leaving Superior, at
least not until after the iQes OF
March-4th of April.
The liolt,,ino seem 70 have a
particu ar liking for the properly Of
;he Wisconsin Central Railroad
Company. Two years ago the com
Ipany'S Office at Steve, s Point was
struck and destroyed, with all tn
maps, plans etc. And now the
freight depot ut the same place has
been served the same way.
IT j. oott;oo 70 no nrettv o,annr
ally conceded that no very GREAT .,
sudden fortunes are 10 be made ont
Of the Black Hills. those that
have anything TO do at home bad
better stick to that no matter how
small the return NAV be. than L
risk their Scalps and Their labor e.,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-03-23


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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

NoCNG AMERICA MISTSG coMrASY: 10.
i cation OF principal place OF business,
san fF1ncltSo. California OF works,
In-carora District, Eiko County, Nevada. No
iicc - hereby Given that 81 q meeting q! the
Eoaru %; Directors. held on the 2S.d DAY Of
I~S'rhp'F' 1913. an ass -E,ucnt tNU. ~ 81 Thirty
Cents pr tEarc WAS lrvi-rl upon Tie Sap.isl
stpSs OF the corporation. payable n,utiiAtEly
In United states gold coin. - ilc S.,Tehry.
~ ms Once: NO Ine Montgomery Street. san
Francisco. California
Any sto%% upon which this assessment shall re-
main Unpaid ON the TWCnty.scvruth day ..
January. 1916. Will 10 delinquent ani alvcr-
tlSru ioS sale At public auction ami unless pay
ihent Is made before. will h- sold ON wEuSk
DAi. the Sixteenth day uf February. lsT6. To
pay The delinquent assessment. Together with
e0s;s OF Advertising AMI EXPENSES OF sIl.
L. II. BROWN. Secretary.
oTrlcE- Room 2. No. ioI. Montgomery zvvc;1
San Francisco. California,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01

And In aCCordni"" with lIw sud IN order ~
tho Board Of Trustees made on tho Elrv, nth
d'y "i NnN'iHhrr. 1875. ~ many shares 81
each Parcel 1i such stock aE Iupy b. necessary
viii To- sold NJ public auction. nj ihC Office 81
Tho ComItny. Room 1. 40. 4OI California
street. gar Francisco. California. uu Tuesday.
The Fourth day 81 January. 1870. nt the hour
of Two O'Clock T.. 81. of said day. a. rsy said
assessment thereon. together with costs oT adj.
vrrtIsimg AMI 'Arcnsss of the sair.
DAVID \. JESSISGS. Secretary.
orfrcE-Hoom {, i0I California street. SIN
francisco. California. dI7tl
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01
Stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE OF wEBFooT Inning CON-
y parry. san Francisco. December :Cih, 1873.
TIC Harusi meeting Of tie stockholders OF the
MtbiSot Mining Company for the election 81
trustees TO serve fog the 'ntTiUS year, aud for
tile transaction Of such ether business a. HAY
come before the meeting, will be held at I'll" az.
ice az The company. room !. No. I0l, California
Street, San franci.c.. Calf 'rnii, ON Mund,y,
the 10Th day of January. 1876. AZ I o'clucS u. IN.
Transfer books viii IL r!nGHd on Friday, tho
9TH day ut Jan;ary. 1876, al ) O'Clock u. m. and
remain closed until after the meeting.
d2l til
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01

DryGoods Department
COMPLETE IL ALL IT'S DETAILS.

HOoI5 and SHOE5.-1n this department Of
our stock We are pleased To say that We c,n
Ehnw Our customers very inc asyor;fIeni
TO select from for Men, Women and Child.
rCn's wear.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01
DELINQUENT SALE

"EREUoT MINING COMMANDMENTS,
~ OF principal iizcc OF business, san Fran
Siscc; CALIFORNIA;: location OF works. RAILROAD
District. Elko County. State Of Nevada.
-Ncticc--Thcte are Delinquent upoa the fol.
lowing described srsck. on accpGnt Of nSCss-
hent tSo. - lcvtcd on the lIth day Of No
E'niS-r. 1870. the several amounts Get orIcs.te
follows. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01

CL0THING.-our Clothing will. ns heretofore.
conElst Of the most stylish cut suii' 10 be
purchased liz San FraucIscp anil Sew
York. We haze a frst-cla.s stock Tor men
and boys' wear; also. Furnishing Goods,
White ShirtH. rud,ishirta, Drawers. Su-.
r"ndors. Linen, Six aud Cotton Handler.
chiefs, Etc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-01

GROCERIES As usual. our Grocery pcpart.
incmt 81 slIrrk full Of Good, Frcsh and
Choice Goods and complete In all it, de-
iailI. Our fra Is ~ well known In rOi,.
ncct!on with Groceries that u e. unuurcs.
srry to rITticuIaiisr even u part Of our
EplC1d!d assortment.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-07
MISCM.LA JNEoUS,
SHERIFF'S SALE.


DY vIRTUH OF AN rvrcrr,,.
Erissued ont ef the District court - ~
Fourth Judiciahbistrict. in and for th.c,'. W
Of Humboldt, Sts,e Of Nevadss on thu ~, 1 a'
Cs November. e. u. 1870, and tonne a.. ~!
and delivered, for "A judgment reeovc,ssso
sad Court on the 9th day If May. A., ID ,s.s
In Sivor Of Robert st Clair, plaintity .:
against + j. Noteworthy. defendant. for m.
snrn of 81 G07 II. balsnce Que on ,,s ~
ment, and interest on said sum Ut ten ,,p, s ca.
per sDpum until paid, together with eos..
and dir bur~ments, amoDn.ing % the ann =,
ESQ So, and aecruing costs, l have on tins ~
goth day OF November. A. -. 1873. Ieyi.a ' ~
and taken in execution Ii folio X tcscribsa
personal prop' rty, TO wit:
Seven head Of work horses, screen hesa :.
work mules, harness, sire thers etc. f,r 90.
teen animals. 2 seventy hundred wsg ms q
fifty -hundrsd wagons, tuo.hoFse wagon
open.top buggy, Is tons crude salphur n,c,.
or less. 2 tons birthstone nDrts Or less "a
Feet If lursoer more or hess, IL cords wors
more OF less, pair platform scales. af.l s.rL.
more or less. 3 buckets, q diapers. 20 pieces -
sheet iron. 5 pieces Of gas pipe, z pilchforhs
] hand truck, 400 pounds -four, ~ furnaos
CRATES : ~ /. I % 2 AssEa4- - s.-r,- :.
NOTICE is hereby given that on Moyp,y
the INVENT y. skYENTH asy Of November
ID. 1876. betw cen the honrgof O'Clock in ,bs
morning and o'clock III tho afternoon yiy.
OF 4 O'Clock r. NJ in,fruDs Of MeWor,hy's r..
filming works. in sulphur Precinct Humboldt
county Nevada, viii sell, at pnblic auction
all the right. title and inieres. u the said al
fcnd&n', II. j. MeWorthy, or whatever remains
thereof after satisfying the Judgment a
Mebr' IN Il Blakoslee, Of, in and to he sboy.
des' lib property. to the highest bidder Tor
easl "a isfy ssid execution. costs. AID
aceIJ.n costs. RICHARD NASH.
herif otHanholdt cousty Nevada.
XiuuemuccI &oxslu her % s1N
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-07
suns MONS.
N TIN DISTRICT COURT OF TRe FOURTH
JUDICIAL DIhTRIcT or TIE sraUz OF
NEVADA. COUNTY %
HUMBOLDT. et

N. Levy n. siegcl. ro-partners, and doing
business under tho'arm name ON. Levy
L Co.. plaintffs, vs.. Il. ulrich II.
Helm, W. g. Record and Henry Walters 4
Charles =. teicheimers. co-partners.
and ing business under the firm
name of walters i Fstehslmers. defend
Ants. ~
betion brought in, the District Court 81
tbs Epnrth Judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada, in and for the couS.y Of ilumboldt.
aud the complaint filed IN the Office OF the
Clerk OF the District Court on the ii day Of
October, A. ID. 1876.
The state of Nevada sends greeting to: The
shove named defendants and eaeb,
each of tbcm,
You are. and each of you, hereby required
10 appear IN ala scion hrought aga INST GU by
the ab we named plaintiffs, !. Levy q Co, M
the Distr,Ct Court ot tac Fourth Jndicial
District OF the state Of Nevada. in and Cor the
county OF 1uu. boldt. and to answer Tie com.
ola lnt filed therein with the Clerk of said
Celait wit, in ten days teAcIGsiyc Of tks day
OF serIieel after she errv.ce on yoa Of this
Stlultstiss-I served SltLLE this confty;or, II
serted uut Of tn = county but IA this Judicial
District, within tueniy days: otherwise with
in forty days or JGa .IDent rs d-fshit " al b.
taken against GU aEColulhs 10 tle prayer Of
said &C u plant
lid ;.ctioli - br, sght to recover 1pdg-
Inent apAlnst r. tirvH and K. EcIn, defend
ants Tor the suIa of $50 princtyal and IL.
tp.cht due on note and mortgage, named Ia
complaint, aHd surB 81 SO take named In
complaint. Iua % A. attorney fees, nAIned
ia mortgage. and $500 for ltlns. Lanlad IN
compliant, vi, Ia iva per cent. interest per
month or sad sums irvn4 date Of Ming cuIn-
pant til paid and costs of su' s. all la I. g.
K III caln. that the usual deerrt may IA made
tor sale Il premises named IN mortgage ,cA hibit
Il, OF g ~ paint, that ths proceeds of said sale
BE- az ilIt a 10 payment VI COSTS of said sale,
costs VI suit. and the sad stVaral sums and
iatersst a. Aforesaid tbai d, PENDANTS aIM all
Of them, aud all persons claiming under their
or airy If them subsequent 10 execution ~
kald IsoTtSa9c upon said premises, either A.
purchasers, encumbTan,cts. or otherwise
may 1e barred aid f,rssiosed Of all night.
clam or equity OF redemption In the said
premises aud every pant thereof, and for gen.
eral relief.
All VI which will more fnlly appear by refer
enee ~ said complaint, tt certified copy VI
which accompanies this Summons.
And Won hereby notitied that IL you fail
to appear and answer the said compl aint -
above required, said plaiLtifi. viii take iadge-
neBt, foe sail several sums and iuteres: as
aforesaid, and will apply 10 the Court for the
relief and decree prayed for in said com-
plant.
49, .,Given under my hand and the seal Of
the district court ~ the Fourth
judicial District II the state 81
g-~G Nevada. IA aud for the County Of
Humboldt. this IL day " October,
a. ID. 1870. ~
j. II. JOB, Clerk.
ii. 8. Bonnifeld. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
IAyl5 sAdy
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-07
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
SAN FRANCISCO sUJrHUR MINING COMPANY
II OCATION ofprinciral place Of business.

SAN FRANCISCO SULPHUR MINING COMPANY
II OCATI0N Of principal place Of business,
II san Francisco, California - Location If
works humboldt county, Nevada
NOTICE is hereby given. that at q meeting
OF the Board OF Directors, held ON the 18th
day OF November, 1916. an assessment mo.
y OF Ten Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the COZ poration. payable i'm.
mediately, in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the Office of the company, 1928
Montgomery street, Room Is Sac Deposit
Building. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 10Th day
of December, 1876. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment is made before.
will be sold On Wednesday. the 10th dry Of
January, 1877, to pay tae delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
By order of the Board OF Directors
- JOS, 1s1fERTa, in, Secretary
Office: 32s Montgomery street, Room Is
Safe Deposit Building, San Francisco. Cali
iornla. novl3-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-07
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Rye PxTtE coEsoLIDATfD sffIL AND MINING
COMPANY.
4 OCATIoN of principal plaee of business,
Il /San francisco, California. ! ocation of
works, Echo District, humboldt county,
state Of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given. that at . meeting
of the Board of Directors held OH the 18th day
Of November, 1876, an ASSESSING mt mo. 81 Of
Fifty Cents per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock OF the orpJration, payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin. to the Sec
rotary, ~ the Office of the company, Rooms 3
aud 4, Mo- 400 California street san Francisco,
California
Any stock upon which this assessment
Shall remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF Deem
Der, 1876, Will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale ut public auction; and unless pay
ment in made before viii be sold on Tues
day. the 9th day Of January, 1877, TO pay
th-' delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and EXPENSE Of sale. By
order OF the Board of Directors.
d. +. VERDBNAL, Secretary.
OFFIcE--Rooms and 4. No, 400 California
street, san Francisco, California.