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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OP Tng
i Pint Iutirisl Distiirt of the sisie of Ne.
vsdA, In aud for ihr county of storey.
q. X. WOOD. Pisiniin. W. q. W. w0Op. pr.
fendant. nr
Actin brought In the District Court of the
Yirpt Judicial Liarirt u ,be ttsfr Of Sr,ais.
in and for the county of storry. and "a com.
plant hled 10 -sId eonnty. In the Office Of the
cierk OF sald District Court. on the 3nh day oI
Nay, a. d. iS1C.
Inr STATE OF Nevada sepds gr,.tinr 10 u. ".
WOOD. hfendsnti You sr- hereby required 10
~ pear In an sction brought aga.ntt yon by The
abnve-pamsd plsIntin. IN The District Court ~
the First Jnlieisi District of N. stats 81 N..
vsia. In and for the county ~ storey. ard
snswer the complaint hl,d thefsin within Ten
dsys tsssiu,Ive 81 the day Of ssr,IeeJ siisr The
s~rvics on ySu of this sna anons. 10 served in
said county, or " served out OF said eonniy.
within twenty iayr. and In all other essr- foriy
days. or judgment By default will 10 taken
against yos, According Ia the prayer Of ,sld
complaint.
The paid seiien IL brought 10 obtain judg.
ment and deere of sid Court dis.ol,ing the
bonds Of matfimony now existing betvtsn you
and plaintiff; awarding To blainiin The earr.
custody and control of the minor ,hiitren.
James W. wosHl and Plora I. Wood. i'tne oi the
msrrisgr bctvren you and plsintln: Tor eo-ts ~
suit aud rouusel fees aud also decree az ,sld
Court awarding 10 p'aintid the solc ovrerrhip
Of the commnnify pfuTertJ now owned b, yon
and plsintin. ronsistifg OF nontsiesd. AMI
situate In the iovn of Gold Hiil. eounty of stu.
rsy, and derrrib~d o. follows. 10 wit . Lot Nun.
her Twenty (ss). in Iiiock Nnmi~r One ~.
Range ID, as known and deslgt aied upon the Of.
neial plat OF map of the Town of Gold iiiil. Ia.
eethtr with dwelling piiuaird th' rron AMI ihs
hou eholl furniture. all of The value of a..
thousand dollars OF thcresbouis. for cause ~
setion, plaintir alleges failure and nsg'sci on
,our part TO provide plsinsin and your children
with ths common n.cersari-s ~ life. Al ~
which viii more fully spp~ar by rri~rfnce io
plaintiffs complaint hertin on ME. . copy ~
which you are herewith served.
Aud "a srr her, by notified that " you fail
10 ser the eoinrlaiLt. the ssId pisintin will
apply to the Court for the islief therein 'is-
msnded.
0iven under my hand and the -sal of the Di..
trict Court of the Pint Judicial District of the
State of Nevada. In and for the c.un'y ~ sip
rry. thls 10th dsy OF May. ip the year ~ ohf
Lord o.e ihous.nd eight hundred ard sc,eni,
siI.
I,kALI ". q. THOMPSON. ciat.
byC. Il. sK.sioss. Depniy Geek.
L. g.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIlE
i United States. for the District of Ne
yada.--In the matter OF MILTON hYoATT. .
Bankrupt, 10 Bankruptcy. - United Siaies OF
America. District of Nevada, ss.-A wairxnt in
BANKRUPTCY has been lssued By said Court
against the estate OF Milton Mygsit. of the
City u Virginia. County of storry. and State
OF Nevada. In said District. who has been
duly adjudged bankrupt. upon hls own peil.
iion I; and the payment OF any debis and
the delivery of any property belonging to
said bankrupt, 10 him. or Ia bis nee. and
the transfer 81 any property by him. are for.
hidden by law. 4 meeting Of the creditor.
Of raid bankrupt. 10 prove their deb;s and
choose one or more assignecs of bio estate.
will be held al q Court 81 bankruptcy. t0 be
ho.isn st Virginia. In said district. on the
TwENTYYillsT DAY " AUGUST. A. D.
1916, a. . o'clock .. ~, at the once Of :.
stroiher. Room 4 Odd Fellows' Building, cor
ner OF q And Smith streets. one OF the kegis-
tefs In bankruptcy of said District.
AUGUSTUS ASH.
united States xa1hsl and Messenger In bank.
ruttey for said District. austd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NypIcg or THE JULIA CONSOLIDATED
~ Mining Company. ran francisco. July %.
is,s.--The regulsr snnusl me~iing u the stock.
holder OF the Jnlia con.ondatd 4 Mining Com.
psuy will be held on wEDNEsDAY. the gth
day of Augu,t. 1870. At , O'Clock ?. ~. 81 the
once OF the Company. ltoom No D. 4ls tail.
irsnsfrr bools will be elosed at 10 O'Clock on
saturday, the 5tb day Of August.
i,g,td A. NOEL. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OrfIcR ALTA SILVER MiN'Sa CON. CON.
regular annual meeting of stockholders Of the
sboye.namcd company. for the election Of
Trustees for the ensuing year. and Transaction
OF sueh o'her busitess as may be pfssrnied.
will be held at the ONCE Of the eompsny. Room
and q. No. 3sa Monieomery street. Han Fran.
cisco, California. on 1ifuksDAf, the llth day
of August, 1873. at Q o'clock =. n. Tnnsfer
bcois will be cio.sd from the isth instant, Nm.
al aassd aass the m'%yMSsH '%MsH. WATSON secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
STocEHoLpERs' MEETING.

THR REauLAR ANNUAL hfEriNG Of
Company uiii be heLl st the ofiee of the Com.
pany. Room No. 80 Nevada Dioek. san fran.
slsro. Call ornia. on MONDAY. the ith day Of
Anenst, Isss. st . o'clock y. Y. of sa,d day
Trsnsf,r boohp will he rlosesi on Thnr,day, the
iOth day Of August, itfa, at = oeloet y. n.
AIrRKD X. DrRBhOw.
jyfftd seerstsy,
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sIocknpLpERs, MEETING.

NyPIrH CALEDONIA SILVER MIsIs0
" Company, San frsneiseo. Angnst Let. is.d.
So,ice-i he .iSth ANIMAL meeting OF the stoch.
purpose ai .lrctiEg Trustees to refte during
iIs ensuing rear. will h. held on wRpNIs.
DAY, the 10Th day of August. 1876. ai osloeh
r. n, at tie ofiee Of the company. tit Califor.
mia sirrst, San Francisco. California. 1ransfef
hooks Will be clo-~d IRON y. y. on Friday.
tho iiih day Of Aaagn.,;; iss, 4, until siirr the
meeting. u. WkuENkh, breietafy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

A Youxo gentleman. after having Tor
some time paid his addresses to lady,
popped the question: The lady. in
irishtsned manner. sail: "You scare
me, SIR" The gentleman did not wish
to irigh,en the Lady. and consequently
remained silent for time. when she eH-
claimed: "Scare me again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
sTocKHolDERs' MEETING.

1yyicg EUROPA rINISG COMPANY,
" gan Yr.nelsco. Csliisrnls.-,Ths snnrai i
M med company will be held 81 its ONCE. Room
al IIsywsrd's huiidins, ti9 California street.
aan Frsnclseo. Cslifornis. On THuRsDAY. the
iMh DAY Of Ausust, 1916. o. The hour Of 2
o'c.orl '. n. Trsnsfef books will close on BAT.
ruana'' ,,as,a ARfSiiti AEciiIHp a u. NoyEs Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

IT will be- lovely to have Gorham and
Booth. Sargent and Bidwell. Swift and
Boruck, Tom shannon and Cowdery,
Edgerton and Tom Fitch. Es,ee and
Cailin, Frank PiSlsy and Coghlan, all
standing in" for Hayes and Wheeler.
The millennium IL nowhere in compare
son. Truly the party is united this
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
sTocKHoIDERs' MEEIINo.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN annual meeting Of the .toekholdsrs of
will be held II the once Of the Company. Room
81, No. ~ Pine street. ran franeiseo. Call.
fprpis, on MONDAY. the 2ist day of AuYutt,
is7s. q o'eioek r. ~. for the election Of pl.
rsciors fof The ensuing year. and fos the trsns-
setion Of any Other businsrs that nay eome 'r'
fore the meetIng.
b orlcr af the Board.
sastd PETER h0BERT0S. sscrrisrJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

OPYIcI CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL MY.
" Ing Company. u om ~. ila,ws.d's nnihi'
iLe. .-rotiee -stoekbold,rs 10 fh. sb ~ e"in'
pSny " ho have fractional shares to their credit
are herby b1tibed thai they can have the sau.
adjusted st any time np :, August nth. Wy sp.
plying In per.ou ai the COMPANY oihe..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
loyriciAL.l
PROPOSED AMENDMENT

A Nd REVISION or THE CONSTITUTION
"A Of the State OF Nevada, passed at the sev.
enth seasion OF the Lesisisturc:
R,@iusi, by the Assembly. the eenate con.
curing. That the Constitution Of the state of
Nevada be amended ~ foll0ws:
Amend section ! Of Article TX. Of the Con.
siituiion OF the STATE of Nevada ~ o. To read
~ fellows;
SEcrrox l. The fscsi year shall commence
on the lot day OF December In each year.
Passed January 10. 1875.
R.sSrsd. by the Assembly. the senste con.
cnrring. Thai our history A. . sta'e hAs taught
ne the necessity Of revising the Constitution
we Therefore recommend the eleet0rs. Of tfs
next election for members Of the i.rsislstnrr.
10 vote for or agsind the calling OF q Conven
ticn fer The purpose OF rrvlsing the Constitu.
tiOn Of the State of Nevads.
Psss~i February ~, 1870. ffr .
. hereby certify the foregoing 10 be trua
cop,s FROM ths original enrolled Resolutions
on Ole IN 'uy once.
wiinss- my hand and the threat ssal Of the
IrEaLl j. ID. MINOR.
ani iaw3mTu SECRETARY of State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

A POLICEMAN should 10 stationed at
the city lookup To see that escaping
prisoners do not tear down any more OF
the lookup than is required to enable
them to'pet out.--Sm AI'toaio Heruid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

CRND a5c. TO O. y. ROwEtL . co.
- Nsv York. for Pamphlet. of ioo pse.s. eon
tanning lists Of s.oo0 sewspspsrs. snd esiimsfss
sh0wipg cost of advertising. mriI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
roRE.i,lDowINc..

fORE~iitDOwING~.
Eye hath not seen. nor ear heard" etc.
Doss he not OF who 10 the twilight si:s sni
listens.
Amer the noisy tanult Of the bolstrrou. day.
Catch IN . The hash and quiet ~0ndr0u. strains
wsfs-d m sweetest esisnos on the bres-ss
Now swelling. now rec~dins.
Thsa dying In cir s~sy
And hast thos never mid iifs's battle and con
fusion.
When in the verins turmoil Of the clam.
orous time
There came . psuss-heard in the blessed
The distsn, music of the everlasting chime,
Nvw swelling. now reecilns.
In symphony suhiirne'
Has besmed . face In whieh all heavenly
grsres shine.
Thosssi there wss half rveaisd. en- In iha,
suss-.,icn OF : form aud raiisnsc more
Dim. sh,dowy. 70, prophetic.
Mysterious, undehneif
O.srth is full Of symbols and prophs,ic voices.
OF ;ss.. .s.s NOR. .s deep '''n n"''' ''ind''''''
We esich hsse bai glimpse. . strain, a vague
suggestion.
TIE isisie.i in.se OF the rlory ys, 10 h.
When Time. IN tone majestic.
Proclaiins -tsrniiy
To falth'. i-en eve. alone the vail i- partly
lifted.
Aad Dssns Of heavenly rs.ii,nes p.srse the
murkiest clond
The ssr VI the Lori full OFT di-esrns celestial
muslc.
Which 10 The rro-s-r eG Of s~nse l. n-.t al
lowed.
Though 30 the soul In Wal ing
Tia strangely clear and loud.
The rare-t pearls are found deep hid In silent
Par from the noisy bahbiings Of the rsbbiy
No Truth comes To the soul In hours Of sacred
Yr from the prailng rahbi.s -eussIess rush
and roar;
Truth dxsli- with 0oi. In quiet.
for him whose heart u purc.
-IIal.Ss. '. Tshsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

IT was q printer who perpotra'ed this
double barreled. breech-loading. pun
conuntirum: ''why il an old man : farm
in Texas like the focus Of sun'glassf
..Because it's the place where the sons
x.iss nieat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

The different County Central Committees are
and directed 10 provide for the elec.
lion Of Delegates In their respective countirt.
BY order Of the conmitiec.
IL. RkQuA. Chairman.
anonas A. KIss. seerstary. iyaitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

By q. u. sE.sross. Drpniy c,erk.
ieT iav3m w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

Invaiids, o. well a. business men. or families
seeking recreation or pleasure. will md this
the very place.
JOHN w. MCKINNEY, f.
-m rpsprtetsr.
, 1876-11-11

factory manner in which the indictments were
prepared. are amongst the subjects for com.
ment. Mr.. SEMPER, We are told, has set up a
new tangled plea that he is not responsible for
the indictments at the Court Of Assize. We
can only say that the carelessness and neglect
with which the Grown prosecutions are now
conducted was never observed when Sir john
SEALY held the office of Attorney General.
The Court IS closed and il is relief to every
body that this disturbed question is settled.
The Acting Chief Justice has won for himself
the respect and confidence of the whole com
munity by his attitude Of impartiality and 10
dependence during the trials. His Honor
takes with him the good wishes of the commu.
nifty, and in bidding him farewell, we feel that
we express the voice of the whole colony when
we say that ve would be perfectly satisfied
to leave the issue of the present controversy
between Barbados and the Colonial Office in
the hands of Commissioners composed of gen.
tlemen as honest aud as impartial as Mr..
LUsHINGToN PHILLIPS. In taking leave of the
Bar His Honor addressed some especially COM
plimentary remarks to Mr.. REEVES. Mr..
BIBBY was understood to addr ess himself to
the Judge, but the learned gentleman was
quite inaudible,
, 1876-11-11
ARTINIQU E.

The Customs show a falling off in sugar
exported to LIST Sept, (as compared with the
corresponding period in 1879, amounting to
5.l56,638 kilos. of the Usine quality, 6,5l7,440
Of muscovado, Molasses Is 44,O72 litres ; Rum
699.O35 litres and Cocoa, 1881 kilOs. below
last year. Logwood alone shews an increase
7l2,0S3 kiIos. were exported, against 3S3,06l
kilos. in 1875.
That peculiar pest to the Island the Serpent,
seems to have been uncommonly plentiful
this year. 1--WE Gannott tell, (says the Antiles),
whether the feoundity of serpents has been
greater Ia this than any previous year. but it
is q positive fact, that since the melancholy
occurrence Of the 3Oth of July last, we hear
daily of these reptiles being killed in all parts
of the colony. On the night of Sunday, the
9th ult., a labourer coming in to town, met up
with and killed a serpent and twenty six young
ones. on the square between the hospital eeme-
tary and the residence Of Mr.. de Cheneaux.
The overseer of a property in the Morne Orange
district, also killed serpent on the and instant,
with thirteen young ones"
, 1876-11-11
G N IAL.
B A R BAL o 8.
From the Bagbados GI0be.l

The absorbing topic of public interest has
been the trial of the rioters at the Special Ses-
sions, opened by His Honor Acting Chief Jus.
lice Phillips, on Thursday the 18th instant.
The Charge delivered by Judge PHILLIPS to
the Grand Jury will be found in q previous
issue OF this journal, we shall therefore only
aIluds to the general principles laid down for
the guidance of the Court and the illusions
which sertain cases called forth. After regret
ting the large number of cases on the Calendar,
His Honor remarked that it would be an terror
to take this as an indication of the criminal
population of the island" which seemed from
the previous Calendars before him to bear no
unfavoEable comparison with that of other
countries as densely populated. Rather a con-
tradlction to the sensational speech of Mr..
HENNBssY in March last, and to the repeated
assertions of the English journals about the
rapid increase of crime which is attributed to
the alleged evil condition of the labouring
class. The Calendar, observes His Honor,
was to be attributed to exceptional circum-
stances, and a large number of cases were
simply petty l~arcenies committed by persons
who followed in the wake of the rioters for
the sake of plumber. 1t was much TO be re-.
GREETED that these cases were not summarily
disposed of before the police magistrates in
stead OF being reserved for this higher tribunal.
1t will be remembered that at an early period
after the riots, Mr.. HENNAssY issued an order
inhibiting the whole Magisterial Bench from
even investigating the cases connected with the
disturbances. This took place just after Mr..
GooDING, the poles magistrate for St. Thomas,
had committed the man MoRRIs for trial.
Dir. HENNEssY was pleased to erect a tribunal
OF bis own. composed of that impartial and
disinterested person Mr.. THOMAS KERR, and
Mr.. REEcE. 1t has been pretty we'll demon
strated in the public newspapers how unit q
not government partisan like Mr.. KERR was
for a post requiring an upright and conscientious
discharge of duty, but be this Os it may, the
Executive and the English Journals have all
along been blaming the Assembly for keeping
a number of persons who were simply led
away by temptation into minor offences, incar.
oerated for SO long a period without a trial.
We are glad to have Judge PHILLlps's testi-
mony as to the course which should have been
pursued. In all such cases, His Honor observ.
, 1876-11-11

A man, named William Cooper, hickman
ed William Sadly, painter by trade, was
found in q dying state yesterday morning
in the shed Of the Fishmarket of this Town.
He was taken to the Kings Physician who
examined him, declaring that there was no
slgn OF violence any where to be seen on the
body. He was to have been placed in the
Hospital but died before reaching there.
It is supposed he had gone to the place
where he was found in q state of i@ntoxica-
ton, as he was in the habit OF drinking to
excess.
, 1876-11-11
ST. NJ ARTIN' 8 .

The Echo de la Guadalupe r%ecounts in
telling language the effect Of the gale in
St. Martins "On Monday morning, the 18th
Sept, the horrifying news arrived on the wings
of electricity that a terrible disaster, an i'm
mense calamity, had visited the poorest and
most distant of our dependencies" Between
two aAd three hundred houses have been des-
troyed and misery prevailed" The govern.
ment of Guadalupe acted promptly and des.
patched a ship load of provisions. and a large
amount of money, Immediately on hearing the
mouruful Q
, 1876-11-11
ST. C RIO | K,
Saturday, November 18th 1876.

The "Vigilant" left here on her first
trip 20 st. Thomas day before yesterday,
less than one month after having been
raised, by her indefatigable Owner and
Captain, from the hole in the ship Channel,
which many thought would have been her
''last resting place"
, 1876-11-11
59,O75 ia

No Sugar appears to have been made in the
four Eastern Counties at least if a trihing
quantity WAS granulated at MayarO, as is
sometimes done, it has not been ascertained
Probably the small quantity of canes grown
on that side was pressed only for syrup and
mOlasSts.
, 1876-11-11
G UADALO p 81.

On the Goth October at $50 pm. a severe
shock of earthquake was felt in Guadeloupe,
which lasted so seconds,-no damage. 1t was
also slightly felt in Antigua.
, 1876-11-11
TRINIDA D

During the last week, weather wise.
acres thought they deserted signs of the ape
proach of the "Indian Summer" But the
experience of Saturday, Sunday and yesterday
musthave rudeIy d~ispelled any fine anticipations
Of those weather-wise or otherwise I! 1t rained
for fully so hours, almost without intermission.
and every one looked cold, blue and miserable,
AS we write TUESDAY evening", the bad wea-
Their seems to have passed. The day has been
clear and pleasant.
The sugar crop of 1876 The annual
statement Of the crop, made by a few of the
chief shippers for their own use-a private
Recommendations that the quantity produced
in each county this year was as follows =
hhds. est,
ST.. GEORGE, or NV. County 49, sec "a
CARoNI. E" w. Centre, N...l7,O6I 35
VICTORIA, :" w. Centre. s.. .23,9l0 a.
ST.. PATRICK, S,W. County. 4,54A II
59,075 ia
, 1876-11-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
g. Notice!

MARTEES INDEBTED to the
u PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
are requested TO make a speedy set
element of their accounts in con-
sequence of approaching changes in
the said establishment.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-10
AdS VHIGUes J VENC3JaS
DEL EGYPTIAN HAIR COTnpTWG
Aviso importante.

Don Jose Miret, dnico Agente de la
Moda Alegante, Ilwstraciom EspaNola
9 americana q Correo de Ult4amar en-
el cuarto Departamento, suplica los
Sres. sucritores a dichas publicacio-
mes, Sc sirvan manifestar con tempo 81
contln1an ei abono pr6ximo de 1876.
La prima 6 regalo de la PARTE
ILUsTRADA DEL CoRREo DE ULTRA
MAR, que Sc ha publicado va, Sc titula
LA IsLA M1sTER1osA, escrita por Ell
celebre Julio Verne y Sc divide en- tres
4partes.-1a Los naufragos del aire.-
2aa Ell abandonado.-3. Ell secreto de
la Isla. 20 a1a 4
Tambien admite suscriciones al
Courier de laP Europe de L6ndres,
BoLETIN de Puerto -kico, Los NsNos,
Las Noticias, La Correspondence de
Espas'a q III Impartial de Madrid y
otros perl6dicos de aquella Villa, como
igualmente a Revistas cientficas de
Paris y obras de cualquier clase.que
sean. -ss at'a
Mayaguez, Diciembre.de 1875. {.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-10
ORGANO DR los BSPAOOLRS SIN CONDICI0NBS.
HOTEL j..
MAY YAG U E.z An @
Y EsTABLECIMIENTO DE BANOS
GALE DE MENDEZ-VIGO,
Marina MeridiOnal ltim. 100.
Mayaglez (Puerto- Rico J

blecmiento en- ell cual hallaran cuantas eomoddades
puedau desearse como asf 10 justfcan los numerosos
favorecedores que cada da digna honrarle con
sus visitas.
Las reoomendables condolences que este renne, sus
c6modos frescos aposentos, limpieza eleganca en-
sus camas, ell espaciose ventado salon comedor sin
rival dsntro faera de Ia Isla mesa abundante varla-
da bien servda, especial esero en- e servieo pun
tualdad en- todo 10 demas magn{6cos c6modos banos
calientes fros todas horas del da, cercados de un
bonito iardn g. ferre-carril urbano que sada cinco
minutes pasa por esta cae, todo contribuye aqus la
permanencia eli Hotel sea la mas agradable.
Las personals que todavla no conocen este establec
mento diGno de esta cuta Villa, sirvanse yisltaro
cuanto antes aunque sea por curiosdad, seguro
de que que1aran satisfecho, qusdandoles altamenre
reconocdo su director dueno del Hotel Mon
senV.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-10
comopanla de seguros.
LLOYD DE PUERTO-RICO." )"

Esta socedad al cumplir el ano de su insta'acion,
celebrara la Junta regamentara general de accionis-
las el da 10 de Abr pr6xmO as siete de la noche
en- su ofcipa calle de Tetuan nGmero 81 ell obje
to de exsminar las cuentas balance la forma pre-
E, Sc recommends todos los interssados puntual
asstencia per que tratarse de parcuares
que requieren el mejor servicO tambien la reor
ma de las polizas, corigiendo sus condolences para
eVitar dudaa los asegurados aseguradores, va
que Ia prActica las Operacones ocurrdas ha hecho
cOnocer Ia necesidad de aclaraciones que debsn
fjxrse en- oil referdo d0cumehtO el cual expide
favor de los asegurados.
Puerto Rico 10 Mario de 1S76.-El Gerente de Ia
Compahia, Enrique Delgado. la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-10
Giro de Let;ras.

B. Borrasy Hermanos del Comer-
clio de esta Plaza giran sobre Aiican-
to, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona, Be-
tanzos, Bilbao, Bonar, Cadiz, Catda
de Reyes, Canga de Onis, Cangas de
Tineo, Cartagena, Corcubion, Coru.
Ma, Oudillero, Ferrol, GuIon, Gra
do, Habana, Leon, Luarca, Lugo
Llanes, Madrid, Malaga, MondQ1e-
do, Noya, Ofense, Oviedo, Pa
dron, Palma de Mallorca, Pola de
Siero, Pola de Lena, Pola de Labia-
ma, Pontevedra, Pravia, Puenteareaa,
Puentededme, RiYadeo Rvadesella,
Salas, San Sebastian, Santa Marta de
Ortigueira, Santander, Santiago, Se-
villa, Tarragona, Tineo, Tuy,IVa-
lencia, Valladolid, eVivero, Vieo, Vie
lIagarcfa, Villaviciosa, Infesto y "a
ragoza. as. 8, 4aia.l.,. -
San Juan de Puerto Rico. g de
Novienbre de 1S75.-Fortalsza .23.
esquina & la de la Cruz. -