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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-03
S,rEAsaNGS.;

4 Our District Attorney, says the Reno
Gazette, is a good lawyer, and a shrewd
n as we'll. Judge Lindsay of Storey
county wrote to Judge Cain in refer
ence to the prize fight between Askew
and Dublin Pete, and asked CO opera-
ton in determiningthe boundary ques
Iion, the prosecution of the Ftruisers,
ect. Cain replied to go on and have
the whereabouts of the fight sstablish-
ed. Ii it was in Washoe he CAIN
would prosecute them, and il in Storey
icotuity Lindsay was to do the same.
Lindsay had the County Surveyor
settle the boundary question, and
found that the fight took place so feet
within the county of Storey, and OF
course District Attorney Lindsay is
pushing forward the prosecution. But
here comes the point: Had Cain taken
the initiative he would have had to
prosecute the pugilists. notwithsland-
ing the fight occurred in Storey coun-
ty, for the law provides that in such
cases the prosecuting party shall prose-
cute the offending parties if they are
within 500 yards of the boundary line.
The District Attorney thus saved the
SouHty PAOo0Diy %S'VoV VI Vo,oVu'cf ~ TV,
The Gold. Hin NeWs of last Wednes-
day thus tells the story: Some six
months ago Mrs. Muckle obtained 4
diYdrce in Virginia frornher husband
Thomas Muckle. Since the legal sepe-
ration Thomas has been q changed
Fmaa, having ahstainedS from all those
bad practices which gave offense to
Mrs. Nj. Love revived in his heart,
and relying upon st. Paul's great
maxim, thst faint heart nA'er won
fair LADY," Thomas laid siege to his
former partnsr. She percsived he had
come to "A realizing sense of the truth
Of Martin Farquar Tupper's maxim,
that ''evil COMMUNICATIONS corrnp,
good manners, and the consequence
was that the two b6arts beat AS one
again. Last evening they teea the
scratch and made a second start, judge
! Cox giving the word fgg lld.
An ordinance is before the Virgins
City Board of Alderman which pro,
Niles that no boy under fourteen
years Of age shall be allowed to bt
npontlie streets after eight O'Clock a
hnight. unless accompanied by his
parents, guardian or employer, or pro
yided with q written permit from
J them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-03
OTTAWA HOTEL.

APpOSITE RICHMOND FURNACE.
" Main street, Eureka. j. :. Allax /
Brothers would respectfully announce to their
many friends that they hare comp eted the
erection Of the above house and intend con-
Quoting it ns 4 frs GLASS bonrding-housc and
hotel. The table will at all seasons be fur.
nished with tho choie cal goods to be found in
tbs Eastern and California markets. regard
less Of expense. while ut tho bar will be
liquors and cigars, ship cd direct from tho
leading manufacturers and distillors. The
proprictors will use every effort to promote
the comfort Of their guests, and mako the
in Eastorn Nevada.
Meals will be served at al hours. Board
per week 81. Drinks and cigars, ~ cents.
J. s. ALLAN Il BROTHERS,.
d3N Proprietors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-03

SAYS Rochester Democrat: DR..
Mary Walker may NOT wear a hustle
In connection with her p~antaloons; but
why Is it that small boys put pins IN
her chair without the slightest conse-
Quence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-03
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.



forMin Ont Of the Weeds.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 2.
Governor Irwin was interviewed last
evening concerning The election mud
die in the Fourth Congressional dis
trict. A. regards the alleged frauds in
this district, he gave as hisopiHion that
such statements should be received
with great caution, coming from par
iisans Of either side, and expressed his
belief that few if any had occurred.
Touching the probability of Mr.. Wig.
CLINTON cOntesting the election, he said
lie could rot speak for that gentleman,
though he had had communication
with him on ths subject, and expected
that the contest wonld be made and
would probably take the shape of al
application for m~andamus from the
District Court Of Monterey county;
that Markl4y, Clerk Of that county,
should show cause why he was not ls-
gally responsible for altering the re-
turns of the Board of Supervisors In
In changing tho footing of the votes OF
San Lorenzo precinct. In reply TO the
question whether or not he had over
stated that he would not certify to Mr..
Pacheco's election, the Governor r0-
piled that he had eve made such
statement, and, furthermore, that II
the Secretary of State made up Isis re-
turns in accordance with their face,
giving Pachcco m majority, he would
have nothing to do but TO give Pa
checo his certificates; that in case no
action IN the way OF contest or further
Investigation of matters was taken be-
fore the sixty days had elapsed after
action in that case, also hat the GER
tificate must be issued to Pachoc0, but
that unquestionabiy either before or
after that time the contest would DO
made by Wigginton, the result OF
which would be to throw ths matter
into Congress for decision.
Tho eighth and last assessment OF
the Bank of California has been paid in
full, not = share being advertised. The
syndicate which was organized shortly
after the suspension of tho bank to
guarantee the indebted ness and enable
the bank to realize its assets on more
favorable terms, has now wound up its
affairs and dissolved. The bank Is
now standing firmly on its own legs
with It's capital folly repaired.
C~rner an Trade Dollars.
SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. 2.
During Ghc past week the rates oil
discount on trade dollars have been
rapidly ~lessoning. There were large
orders from Cinnamon who wished to
remit on to.day's steame for China
against their now years day OF settle
ment in January. Some time ago one
of the local banks deposited = large
amount of fine silver bars at tho mint
for ooinags into trade dollars. and
monopolizcd the working capacity to
such an extent hat the other banks
| wero virtually frozen out. The mar
| ket having been cleaned Of coin in the
meanwhile, the tirst-named bank was
enabled to control the rates, and sc
great was the demand yesterday that
sales of trade dollars were made al
par, and = small premium would have
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BORN.

Carson, New. 2S-Wits Of James Duffy, Jr,.
ad ughter.
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DIED.

Elko, Nov. 20-Carolins, wife Of +. +. Muller
Aged 2, years and Z months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-03

~ Governor Bradley arrived yesterday
and will remain foul or five days. I4
= Fred. Fl. Hart takes his provender at
The Palace. He is going to Los An
geles in a few days, and, returning,
viii remain here until Christmas. He
is now4ooklng fora moonlight clothes
line with which TO cable his satclel
out of the hotel window.
AZ 500
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EASTERN OISPAIC HE'S.
Dy Overland Telegraph.

lsrxciAI. TO HI DAILY sENrrN FL. J
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MARRIED.

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San Franciseo. Nov. 20.-Crittendon Thorn.
ton. Of Eureka. to Mise Melon Cotton, Of
Hamilton. Nov. Is II. A. Thomas to Sarah
A. Dowsll.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-12
Giue NrDpbe5eian8.

Bon eineu, eusIilden Blatte miro
rteoer an isne anssbli1 aus Der 3sit
Der GtOteruna @onfautinopels. 1853,
ratIrte isItiame prOpbsseiuns erinnsrt,
uslGe aud bel Nnlab esS Rrimtrseses
aneefabrt trUrcen mar, Der eamals ale
pie porleBte ariGS Ger Tdrtet beseidnst
rusee. Ole prepbe3siune bei6t:
3pst mai swettuntsrs Sabr ptrS's ssbu,
Da wtre Der gdr sessu bsn 6albmcne
feb'n,
DcA we'll Rabn unb Dds TIN urteraaben,
so wtro Der Gnsrtf bes 8iren nt9ts
nIsen.
mad nenssbiues 5wet Nal aeba Sab.
60 asbt Der @olbmeab tn Rot9 unS Sc.
fa6ren,
Das 8rsua wtrb pa9Ra, Der &atbmoub CT.
blet1en,
3ufammenbyeGen, fhr imner uetGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-12
3ettun9e
tn ben
NeretniQten Gtaafen.

Gin SolRdnbises gerteidui5 Ser amstifanilGen 8ettaa>
cen. dbsr a&t tanfenb an 5abl. nit Naeabe arer fupns
anb 6rdbte, 100 He erfbenen; bitter f6e1 unb fntilden
Sfi,asn Der erpben 3eitunoss GfablfHemsnte; tuufrirt NIT
iabtretGen 3eiGnaresn Der t~ebeutenpf fen 8 eitunss Cd dabe
Elm 8uGsoR 300 Setten, fpsten eribtenea. gDirb
an trsenb etue @arefe ppffrsi eeeen So Gts. ~serianbt.
Wfaa wenee fd. NIT 5enSuns 6e8 8etrGses an BIN g us
ertufenbent Of the M~ewspaper 0aDtitpB u,
@rounts, gbilaeeIYbia pbsy an Sie @msriean
9ers 60. NeU gprf.
IS Sober anjeser bebdrf bffen. 20
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-12

NIT cen b. DeIen fonnte ee.ettet rpereen.
&c NOR nch rtGt rrei nbr Wittass,
ais tereits dbsr 80 5duier unb 0obns
Rdtten auiammeneebrannt tparen.
0rn allen Setten tparer bic 95lds
manni@aften unb Gsuerwebrsn berbste
aseiIt; aIlein fe tcnnten ntGt uisbr bic
Ostsaruse pafTrsn. Nan nu6te sus
erR cine Notbbrdde baaen, unt bic
SpriBe1 eeSsfl cas S6uIbaua 20 btin@
aer Su f5nnen. Sn bielsm Rbeil ess
Srtes fcnnte nod Wan6es eere.tet
Terbtn. gpr allen, tas 1eue 96ul,
baus, ruelGes itBt aru,sn eruten sur
@ufnabme stent ; eann bte Gabrifen
uno Dobneebdupe BON Iboma uno
Safer fowfe einfse eubere 6dulsr.
Gin 9tSserer She'll Der an Der Gtraes
BON Nusssnbrunn mao Gobtnau be-
iaeliHen @etduoe blisb perI9ont, 70.
pts aud ete 9duisrretbe, psIds ienlsits
Ger Wiele an Der SraBs eeesn 8rane>
sabsrs aufwdrts unO ssesu SdIeGtes
rau abwdrts ge!esen mar. 3wtTdsn
pteltmH abmsn aber ltest isBt etn ersess,
traurises GsIo. Der bcble ausSetranuts
RtrGtburm rast nod IN bic bS5e, auf
rem phase Dor Der 4irhe febt nod eef
untere She'll einsS Rreusssf ammes ;
Ron Der n~eusetauten apOtbste itebt man
nod bic umfaGuapsmauern son Bad,
lfein. @on ben bsicsn @aRbda(ern
gum Sblsn uno Bayen tIieben ete aes.
w6.bten Sguer ausin nod dttfo. Der
atoaenwtrtb unD Der 8ierbrauer Diet
ide mG0en bic StelIe, no ibre 6Gu(sr
uno o5Fs sefaneen. era .wteeer aufludsu.
pas nsus SpiiaI, welbse eurd bic
gyp6beriisfsit BET Mitipe 1bcma,
tur6 lonItise miIpe 8sitrdge uno Zen
cer Gfmsinpe estaut rutee
une in siuIsen 0uasa besoeen lrsrpen
IClIte. 1sbt ntat mebr; pom Ratbbaus
tIisb gum autsn Slid ras Nrdiu ney<
DIE Babrif BON 2ehsrer IN
ausBebranrt, nur terSa0ealdranf fsbt
nod eininm in elmer Wausrfds. Gle
t5lssrnen SrunnsntrS8e lino Dsrtublt
ane t5nnsn faum nod sas flare
fa0sn, Die sroeen Ss,
fls ibauen jest tritlsIfe in
ben !sersn 8auut, 100 nod Dot rreni>
gen stuneen bic fsistsen esute auf ben
Bcbnfuten trauIid unp abnunssIcs
iaeen. Graubsn auf Dem RtrdbOf las
germ bic 2eute auf cen @rabsyn, uno
Ger aapsae lu6sn fe jest untsr unfit
zen fablen Ndatsn. go unesfdbr
|tebt es jsbt In 9ubtuau aus. Das
ansIid uno Die Nctb ia eros ss fsblt
an ausm." Nad einsm In baoilhen
6Idttern vrrSfentltdten 6tlferuf finr
202 Gcmtsisn NIT 926 psrloneu Oh.
,aaloS.
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52I6

Elm alter ypri iber 1i2 Sabren errsi6t
une mar lelbR nod Ia Der lsBten Belt
rur&auS rlbri9, tsttldSerts faf gar
nt6t.
@as etn Strits feltf ben Wrteiiern
f&aest. 3stst abermals folsenres Sci,
fpiel Der Musfano. ben bte Deter IN
@rcsentain. Sa6leu, Inc Wsrf sefeBt
1T su Gnre. Inter Na@lae pom 10
prp,snt beS &~rbeitslobneS - aIlo su
benz BON lsm 6atrtfantenuereinl urs
fprlnalth p%ersinbarten Gase- taten
iimmtli&s arte'tsr 1000 an Der 3atl,
tbre am 81. Mat stn9sfsllte Artsit
pieoer aufaeucmmen. IS mar Der be-
beutsntfe &ueaane. esr in zen leB!rn
Sabren fattesfuntsn bat. Wenn pte
Ga~brtfanten burb ben StiQadno Ger
g%tubIGea,snts erbebIiGsn Saoosn ass
Ii!ten, 70 BADEN bic Isteiter p1b-eno
Der Belt etneu arbettslcbn ron 5000
W. rerlaURt, Obae tfseno eiRsn. @rfple
Su er;ieIen.
Gus S~lcenbura bsrtdtst nc, BON
10. Suli: 8prssasrn feterte SIpsn<-
burg hoS @'burtsfsR bee GrrBbeHoas.
Dem Sef6lub bss GtmfineesR ;r1sns
ratbss, aus Anlab tes Soses msbrers
Stunpen NIT aasn @led.n At ldaten,
tuurpe auf belcnoern 0unId ses Slit
Fen bic @enebmfguna psrlast tneeu
CT abIebnte, bic @loden, bic nur sur
Gbre oss 6Sbfsn bsRimmt lsisn. |sines
Gsturtstuets wssen eriaausn su Ial.
fen. - BON 10. bic "a. Sertemter
miro bier untsr Gem prpterturote ssa
Grbsrcsbsraosa sine @swets: Ngsfsls
lung fatt1nten. DisfsItt Miro aat
A%ttbsiIunssn umfaiisn /. Ma1dis
men, gfrdtbs 0assn unb 1stauars
beittn ; 2. 6olss, 5urn< uno Scttar.
teiten ; 8. eersr, eeeerraaren. @stlei:
puusaeeeenfdnee gslpinnRe unp Sc,
psbe; a. 8u9btneerarrsiten une
Grudla6en 6. 9bpnwaarsn, @lus-
traaren uno Steinbaurarbeitsn g..
Gatritate 3ur 0srsebruns unb 3uat per-
lSnIi&sn Verbrau@ z. YRansen, Blu
men une Grt9te, u. I. 70.
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Sasfii6es &6IadbttieD.

Die Wiener Taesspre0s erbtsIt BON
einem TN Eager Der 1G.ten beFneIi6en
@Crsfsonrtntsn bas foIssnee tdrti(Ge
S6Ia@tlieo, wsldes isst Ole Mcsltms
in ittsn aampfen gessn pts Ssrbsn
teseifsrt wie es frdber untsr bsrGobne
css prupbeien ssiunssn rpurre, pa Die
pi!een tirfiiden S6aaren BET Ro1ppc
DoIie (AmielfsIpl 8arna uno Mobaes
sesen BE Serten uno unsarn I'm Ielpe
fancen. 9n Ger ytYtamildsu nsber.
tra8uns beS @oryeipcncenten, psl9e
Den utfprin9liGsn Gtaraf.sr 70 ptel
ole mSs!iG bsibebdlt, lautet bas eisb
gaab ruff auab mint!
8ts binauf 40 feinsm StmmeI
Der Gtaursn Gre&bsit aintt,
Naab ruff, @1ab .uiSft!
12abt ben S@la&tselans srsrbbnfn,
Das bss Balfans 8elieu fpriaet
Naab ruff Gaab ptnft!
Bah TIA Ssrb. nblut bas 91pest has
Sn Der RarFen 5aua etr blintt.
Naab ruff, Aaap Uinitl
2G9le ielie, tptnn i'm Rampfe
Gid bein Gstf Dem 2eib entytnst,
Nlab ruff, Mlab mint!
AQe Ncnue ieinss Gsens
Der Vrrptst lem Siestr btlnat.
nnlers 2sibsy Iafet Iiessn.
Iuf BEN SGIaGiffIb obne Graureu,
Dag nc baun bic gsft trassu
in bic 9SbIsn Der GIauren.
%aab ruff, %lab piatt!
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8ranb beS StdttDenS Spbt=
TAU.
t0rp6bsrt5stbam Nd

Wrubbettasttam Nd
llsbfr einsn erpssn Brano IN Sort
rau Nib BON bort beriGtst:
Der 10. Suit 1876, Der Ias tes ).
8ineen3 BON 9aul, miro fir bic Bewpb,
ner tss St6ptdenS 3oetnau nod LANCE
3stt elm Sag eeS SAudens uno CIR
Trauer iein. Sur3 ppr Mittas ert6nte
Der 8euerruf; IS trarnte In Ger emo
tebn Niuuten ror Dem Orte eelsssnen
papiatfatrif. NQes elite binaue, tts
0enerpsbr NIT TEN SDrigen, bte Nrbsi.
ter NIT Gimsr uno Rabeln. gu 5au(e
blieben BE Neiter am Gpbtsyee peer
bel zen xinretn. Die papierfabrtf
BON 3fesler, ~befsbenb aus ,pei lansses
frsdtsn 3wsifSdi8tn gsbdursn, ftanb
aIsbalo In pollen GIammsn. .Mit
5GauTltdem 0et5le }anffn bic Waldts
men binab. IburmboG Iobsste bic ron
aQerlei brennbaren 0orr1tbsn fy6ftie
gendbrtsn Glammen empor. Der
Ntnnbau1 trieb bte Gunfen, bic pa.
pterfsBen ncrrwdrts sesen pos Stdcts
&sn. 0dbrsno ales sifyie bel Fem
Gabriftranpe bslGdftist war, erbob Tt
binter Gem 3ldsn Ger 6ilfsbrinesnesn
obnunsslu5 elm .srb5srsS 8ranefslp.
Go trsnnt In Ger Staetl Uo2 Auf
benz Sir@eneadl Gin 2bsl Ger bel
Der Gubr!f bsfadftisten 2suts elite ea,
BON. Sc brennt In S61sn! SeBt
fir3sn 0isls jurad. 60 bssnnt bsim
YUfbaItsr, IN Ger Npotbeft, I'm pbetn
Dorfe, beim 8isrbrausr Dtstf6e, In
Ybaubaufe &c trsnnt otsn uno uu>
ten Der game Ort trennt! Seen
mus nun an bic &sttun9 ieinsr eieensn
habe eenfen unb ldet pie Gabt!i I'm
StiGe. Ginfam brannte fe aufammsn ;
ass bic 6Ilfe ron Auben fam, mar Ge
GGun elm 1rGnmstbaufen. lno ME
9tnaS nrinnen I'm Orte2 Die wentsen
auriifgebliebsnen Geute fabfn NIT S6res
den bte fsurisen 3unSsn auf bic Gds
der ntseerfalsn fle laben BE ercbs
@sfabr une rafften In Ter Gle Sen,
uno 0elpeswsytb Suiammen. Dte
8sibn f6rieen mad ibrsn Winnern
bic Rinser nod ibren gItsrn. Ger
YOfbnlter teIssrapbtrte nob Sd6nau :
Sang Icetnau brenut | Doe Tar pie
lsbte Ibdliefeit ces Npparatss. gIsfa
barauf erane pieGlamme In eas8 Bureau.
Sn taum sinsr balbsn Stunee NOR Der
eeuae lG6ne 9lab 3wif&sn rsr Stride
uuo Dem atbbauIe Don breanenren6du-
fern eiassrabmt.
NObin nun Fa4tsn2 Was nun ret.
ten? Die 5ige mar unenclt6 erCb !;
Re. Utne, Ter bic Glamme BON Der ia
brit nod Dem Srte seird8en, une Bet
0irbelmtnr, ZEN bic %ralenre Dlamme
lelbf er3suste, trisb tie Tunfsn mad
alien gfsn unc In ole @drterl UNI
Seller auf rue Serge. "a mar QUE
msnlGli6e pIife mabtlos. @oS man
uiGt auf Gem esite trassn sSer I'm Sefs
na6traBsn fonnts fel hem p%dtbsncen
Glsmenie gum Spfw Ni6t S1mud
nro Bsttbla@fn, nidt BsiB, unp
Sstta.uG nt6t S6reinrerf unp Drrf.
Sene, tursum nibts, wns taufsno Men,
lqsn Tag fir Sag sur ssbsnsfrifuns
OIaagsn, tonrte sersttst wsrber. Nut
penn @uGtbnym ibmclasn tie Olodsn,
lilo a9f efnl Altare, rpp Dor Ipeniaen
9tuncss' 3um ltytsn Ma!e sar Sire
: Wcttee at'o say Gsisy oeS Iassspatrpns
sas bsiltes M's0gfsr sarsrsraat purce,
Gniol3 eiswlunarans suiammsn. Der
9sId NIT ben b. 9pRisn nne bas areua
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Die tnnnoerpDaae ntebi3tniicbe
Cmtbecfnn9 tpelcbe Die
MSelt fenut.

Gesen s&rineluat S4rdae 5dars
bod. fcroptu!5ie MusIG!aae,
S&nupfen. SaIsFub 6dmcrrboi.
ben, 0ef6tsrole. 3inowurm.
Glsdten. Nusldldee In @ei6t,
l9msrsbafts @ussa, Rbeumattss
mus. Masenf.anftsit, BedRlFe,
Der. 0ebers uno Nieren- Rranfbetz
ten, ReruepiGwd6e, o~ersffanfbsts
ten, NufdQs, abssf6wdhie Gonfis
tuition uno isos Nrt llnreintefeil
I'M 8Iute.
Gtae GneIe tes 0ihtes flr Niuleaea Geis
oeane. SanIeuee bou Ssbea 0erettet
na9nsa ale anncra Wittsl f,blgs-
i9Iaasa, Ieir ieaeS 8ort.
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Wret3 famfune,tpaMaia GentS.
3ettmu9S=
Nm3ei8er+
Sin buneert nne oisrte aussabe.

Sin bnnecrt mnn ptsrte Mnsgabe,
gHttdlt cine spaRdnbise stae ausr st6bfe In ben Der.
Stdatea, tn Gerrttortsn Rnb Der Dominion bon Canada,
NIT elmer SepSlfsrune son rnebr ais 900 aea6B benz ltb'
ten Genius an9ieid mil ben Rdmtn oer 8stpn8en. Welhe
be A. b6te Gtreu'attDn In ieoen, Der eeuannt u plate ba.
ben. GbenSo etreR RaIatDs bT 3eitunsen. relGs fur
Nnse}aen ~erspfptlsu fnb. as am Der BELLS fteaen I'm Der.
bdltnib Der o~rfcrperren prdfe. Grenfp aae 8etnngen In
ben 8er. Staaten unb Canada, bic dter 5000 GTtmpIare
bel ieper Nuseabe brufen @benfp ans ~reltsi6len. Neri.
%eultur>, g0tfenitaftiii en- unb Me5antftea Meehtnifden
Mdarsrt den, SueesSe. Grsiebures-. 5anosls.. gerfos'
WoSen- unh anbtre ivs3t,ne Sparnate fehr ssaRdnSlae
2taen. 8uslet& NIT elmer pp1ndntiasn Qtte BON mc6r
as 3rOO beatf4ea 3ettrasen In rem Der. Gtaaten. Chem
~ elm Nafter fur Nnseieen Stele pretst,ften. nit Dreis
dn8abe Der 4asdeen in uerfhtsbeuen 8ldttern uno Mlen,
.ras eta Aufdneer Ina An3etoen fenren ~ lernen Udnldt.
GereRe @ep. %. g9ptoett u. 60.
Al Part Rpr, 3ew SDrf
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RM GtFten . Ga rte a, nit eaerm 9lansR fem
N aebrudt geltfert far 25Gts. Nir saben tOn5crten.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES, ETC.
Meadow Valley Mining comu,,r

Meadow Valley Mining Com psny.-- -
location OF principal place OF business. San
francisco. California; location OF works.
Pioche, Lincoln county. Nevada Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting of the Board OF
trustees OF this company, held on the twenty
sixth t2tthl lay Of April. 1876. an assessment
tNo. ~ of One Dollar tsi) per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, pay
able Immediately in United States gold coin,
20 the Secretary. It the once of the company
hooms over the office Of the Union Insurance
Company. No. AIS California street. San Fran
cisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the THIRD (ydl day Of JUNE
1876, Will he delinquent and advertised for sale
AZ public suction. and unless payment is made
before. will be sold on Thursday the twenty
ninth t29thl day of June. 1876, to pay delin.
quet assessment. together with costs Of adver-
tising and expenses Of sale. By order of the
Board of Trustees.
T.w. gOLBURN, Secretary.
Ohee-R Rooms over the office OF tho Union In
surance Company, No. 4ls Calfornia street, San
Francisco. California wy3.td