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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15

Married, vt the residence OF the
bride, on Ross avenue, East Dallas, by
the Rev. Mr.. Davenport, pastor OF st.
Matthew's Cathedral, Miss Winnie
Bishop TO V. w. Cleveland, Esq, Of
the Union Hotel. Mr.. Cleveland has
80 long escaped the bonds OF matri-
mony that 1t might have been very
well concluded he was confirmed
bachelor; but as Crnsus admitted the
truth OF Solon's saying: "Call no man
happy till he dies" 80 we are ready to
admit--almost- that we can not say
what any man will DO till he does IL.
Mr.. Scion, whose name ID u synonym
for "a wise man." will, however, ex-
cuse IL we venture to affirm there lie an
exception to his rule, for 30 earnestly
do we desire the bride and groom on
this occasion may be happy that We
must philosophize.
So great is the present immigration
into this State that II was necessary
yesterday to put on, for the aocomoda-
ton of the immigrants, an extra train
from Texarkana to Fort Worth. This
train arrived ut the Union passenger
depot this morning, and landed a large
number Of its passengers, who eill
from this point scatter In every direc-
ton, seeking homes In our lovely land.
We conclude that the recent frequent
disasters, the burning Of car loads Of
cotton, have maue the railroad author
tiles precautions, since 1t was noticed
that locomotive with tank car fol-
lowed, this afternoon, the north bound
mixed train, which consisted In part of
some cars laden with the inflammable
fleecy staple.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
Imp, owed Means OF Egress from New
York Theatres belief xaatcrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II An inspec.
ton of the theatres and public halls 10
being made, aud improvements In
means OF egress ordered.
New York, Dec. l2,--Six thousand
dollars have been contributed In Brook
Ign for the reliefof the sufferers by the
recent calamity.
Union Square theatre reopened last
night for the first time since the Brook
Ign fire, with "Miss Mutton" Miss
Morris, as before, taking the title role
aud the roiginal east The house was
well filled. Many improvements have
been made for the comfort and secur-
ity of people attending Other theaIers
will promptly follow in making the
neediul alterations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
Christmas is Approaching.

With what can delight the heart
OF my dear father, brother or friend ?
Why, nothing In the world viii cause
them to smile sweeter than to be pre-
scented with a fine box Of Havana cl-
gars, a nice merschaum pipe or cigar
holder. For all these articles go to
L. Wallersteln a Co., 60s3 Main street.
He will sell them to you at reasonable
iigures.--lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
| rw,.a :, fIGsS-A Compromiss Erected
v.,,n y..-t Authorities

New York, December IL 1t 10 ru-
mored that II compromise has been eff
fected, under which thering magnates,
aud notably Tweed aud Sweeney, are
to refund the city of New York quite n
large amount of money, aud to receive
In return immunity from prosecution.
Tweed is very soon to be released, and
Sweeney will return from Europe.
The compromise Is thought to include
Connolly also.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15

MIR. James Florence and Miss Hem
rietta Jarvis, Of Plano. have embarked
on the perllous sea Of matrimony The
prayers Of TnR HssALp % with them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
More Troops.

| Six hundred more soldiers arrived
to-day, and with the entire garrison at
his command, and with Legislative au-
thority to arm and equip force of
state troops as a standing guard for
the capital, Chamberlain and Corbin
can safely proceed to the summary re-
construction of the Supreme Court by
the
Removal or Ihief Justice Moses.
This would deprive the Democrats
OF the means of preventing by judicial
process the enforcement of fines and
iorfeitures for the non-pay OF
taxes which seem determined on. The
/ bill as introduced in the Mackey
house to day is far higher than ever
before known, even In the worst period
of public plundering, and unless the
riyhtful government speedily finds
means to assert its authority, the con-
dition OF the people will be appall-
ing.
The Congressional Investigation.
In the course of the invest cation Of
the Congressional Committee to-day
the startling fact was brought to light
that over thirty boxes were not count
ed at all by the toard Of canvassers,
every one OF these being In strong
Democratic counties. Hayne. the
colored Secretary Of State and menu
Der in the board, when questioned In
regard to these boxes, taid he was I'M
able to explain why they were not
counted. The committee have been
hampered at every step in the inquiries
by the
Bond. chamberlain Ring.
Democrats have been persistently
held back and several important wit.
Desses have been spirited away on the
cars by the canvassers and their
henehnen. The committee are IN SEES.
sion tonight aud two ssrgeants-at-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
sou,h carorina-s.m unrecogn,.ed

hOuth CRrOIina-StiiI UnrecogniEed
The Wallace House, still unrecog'
uized by the Senate, engaged itself to.
day In balloting for a United States
Senator without result, while the
Mackey House, with the Senate, took
another strid. forward in electing
District Attorney Corbin as United
States Senator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
Revolutionary Amdacity.

Numerous efforts have been made to
secure his removal, but he has retsined
the confidence Of the Washington oiil-
cials, and his election to-day 10 re-
garded as browning evidence that all
the powers of the general government
will be used to sustain the Chamber
lain usurpation and keep out Hamp-
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AdVIs,d from Warrington.


Perpetrated In the mGnipulations Of
the returns, and rs au excuse say they
are not through with them yet, when,
to my certain knowledge, they com.
pleted their labors last night The
wording of their protest sounds much
like Kellogg and rumor has 1t that he
and they with one or more Republican
members Of the House committee pre-
pared 1t, Quite number of Republi
can witnesses were in attendance to-.
day, including several leading Federal
aud State officials, but the Returning
Board members studiously
Avoided showing Themselves,
The committee have notified Nil to
attend tomorrow, and will report alb
sontees. The evident intention Of the
Radicals IL to gain time, aud to do that
the Returning Board will no~ continue
their sessions uutil January to have an
excuse for their refusal So deliver their
records to the Congressional commit
tee, They have already promulgated
II majority OF the parish returns, and
will hold of now for further orders
from Washington f..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
t!ranI's Game.

The undisputed intention Of Grant
to use the army aud navy to carry out
the scheme OF inaugurating Hayes,
even II less than quorum of the SEN
ate is left in joint convention to 30
through the firm OF counting the
votes, makes the prospect look gloomy
to the most sanguine. Those mem beers
and other prominent Democrats who
Ind
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
Growing Fears that the Count of the
Electoral NOle win Not be- Done
In The Presence OF The TWO
Houses.
The Situation In the Three Contested States
Unchanged The Returning Board In
Louisiana Defy Speaker Randall
Revolutionary AudaClty in
South Carolina.
Im.tIca uIlIcr,s nah RnA.

A Washington special to the ST,
Louis Republican says;
The appearance here in print Of an
Interview with Justice Miller, in which
ne used such abusive and passionate
language regarding Gov. Tlden, has
created u Wild sensation. The justi u
Is being
Ccnsurcd on All sides,
and this morning the Chronicle, edited
10y his son IN law, makes II half denial
OF heinterview. 1t IL not denied, how
ever, that the interview was in sub
stance true, and majority Of the peo-
Pile believe that the justice said Hll that
IL attributed to him.
Congregational Sentiment.
To.day some of the Northern Demo
Gratis were OF the opinion that their
Southern brethren were displaying too
much weakness, and SO IL got about
chat Southern Democrats were not
averse TO Hayes, Local papers here
are printing reported sayings of repre-
senta i've Southern men in support OF
the charge, which, ON investigation,
are found untrue The extreme
Conservatism Of Nouthcrn Dcmocr+ IN,
as displayed m-ihe caucusses aud IN
private conversation, led, to THIS story
Of their weakness in Tllden's UtnhlI'
II one were to pick out nervy men in
the Democratic ranks who We're for
rilden all the time, larger proportion
would come from the Southern States,
Yet the story, well circulated, is sufli
cient to cause additional uneasiness
among Democrats,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15

On Sunday say that the 1ilden hope
aud their expectancy is to get the
election into the House. Just how
this Is to he done they do not care TO
make plain at present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
W. y. LYTR. Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR SALE.
NATIONAL rr,G ~ STEAMERS,

Consisting of twelve fine large steamships.
one OF the hest and certainly the cheapest
line plying between New York, Great Brit-
tain lnd Europe, Steerage and cabin, with
raj road tickets, either way, from and to
Dallas, or round trip tichels, good for one
year, for sale by the undersigned. For. par
ticulars aud to see plan OF the steamers cab
ms, caiat our office No. lO9 lnmar@
n II VIZ LYTF & CO., Agents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15

Florida--C ongressIona al investigation.
The congressional committee has
organized aud unanimously decided to
go into an investigation of both State
ANA national elections, A certified
copy Of the minutes OF the canvassing
board during Its executive session has
been furnished the committee Aby the
secretary OF the board. The record
show that four Democratic counties
aud precincts and polls In other coun-
ties were thrown out. Besides the vote
OF the Democratic counties thrown
out, there were 9Ss Democratic to APO
Republican votes thrown out, for al.
legged irregularities. Every box giving
a Republican majority was counted,
whether objected to or not by the at
torney general,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15

Inquiry developes the fact that there
is plot to bring the Southern men
over to Hayes. For two days there
has been much correspondence be-
tween certain Ut might be said re-
sponsible) Southern men and some Of
the Hayes Independent Republican
hdmirprg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
All manner or Promises

Have been made 10y the latter, and
with thereported authority OF Governor
Hayes. 1t Is represented that Hayes
is exceedingly anxious to do what he
can to relieve the South of Grantism
AS yet this scheme has not received
the sanction OF the il 1ueDtial South
ern men, nor has an agreement be-
tween those dickering men been
made.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
Corbin.

native Of Vermont, has lived and
held Office in South Carolina since
1855, and has amass d large fortune.
He IL thick-sklnned, bold, unscrupu-
lous and tenacious, and should he OBJ
tain his seat, would go beyond the
MOrtons and Loga 4 In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15


arms are now seeking Tor missing
witness who tried To get of on the
Charleston train this morning.
California Congressional Contest.
The clerk OF Monterey county, fourth
congressional district, has forwarded
TO the Secretary Of state new set Of
election returns, made out In conform
ity with the original erroneous footings
Of the supervisor, which the clerk has
had corrected in his first returns. The
new returns give Wigglnton, Demo.
crat, one majority in the district.
Writs were served on the Secretary
Of state, at the instance OF Pacheco,
Republican candidate, prohibiting him
from counting any other than the first
returns, and directing him to count
aud certify the vote IN accordance with
tue first returns.
HIinois--The chairman OF the nems.
cratic STATE Committee Attacked.
The State Register published to-day
furious editorial ,assHlling Hon, 9. III.
Mccormick, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, as an
imbecile, and asserting that his non
action caused the defeat OF the State
and national ticket In Illinois, II In,
Dists that the committee shall hold an
early meeting, aud select another
chairman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15

To submit the documents only 10 the
general assembly ut its meeting on the
first Monday In January,an that they
must aud shall DO preserved for that
purpose, and can not be allowed To be
removed from their office without au.
thority ofthe general assembly. There
fore they respectfully
Decline 90 Produce Them.
They then say, 1--WE deny the au-
thrifty Of the House OF Representatives.
of the United States, or a committee
thereof To inquire into or In any legal
manner TO review the decision of the
returning officers OF election OF the
state OF Louisiana, and the public In.
terest of the State requires that these
p pers aud documents should be care
fully preserved, etc, etc, and no att
thority Is vested In the returning OIL.
GERS 10 part with the custody Of the
documents until they shall have been
delivered to III, General Assembly"
Again then say they, center this, our
solemn protest against this attempt %
II committee OF the House of Repre-.
seutatives OF the Unit d States to in
wade the rights OF the State by de>
manding possession OF their archives
with view to review the action Of
her tribunals without any legal or
constitutional right
ADVISED from Washington.
This direct refusal to obey the sum
mons signed by Speaker Randall is,
II is said, advised by the Washington
authorities, ard Is to be maintained,
rhe committee have TO uiSht laid the
entire matter, by telegraph, before the
| Speaker of the House, aud tomorrow
action may be- expected from that
quarter. 1t is evident that the return
ing board dare not let the public know
| Of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-15
The Penny Ye Meant To Gle.

There. a funny tale f stiugv man
Who xas none too good but might have been worz
Who went 10 his church On a sunday night,
AMI carried along hi. gyell-hIIed purse.
v'A-u ,he sexton came ~i,h Li, b-zzing-pIate,
Tie church was but dim with the candle. sight
Th- .tnsy man fIuhIsi all through hi. purse
AMI chose q cola by touch and not sight
Ia au old Thing now that g1ireas should be
- like unto pennies IN shape and size.
i'il give penny - the stiHgy man said,
30 The poor must not gifts Of pennies de-pise"
The penny r-.I down with cIatter and ring,
Aud back ia his seat leaned the stingy man.
TIE world is full Of the poor - ne thought
-.I can't help Them all give what I can"
ia, hal how the sexton smiled, to be sure,
To see the gold guinea fall in his plate.
Ia. m. how the singy mans heart wrung,
PrrcciyiGg his biunder but just too late
30 matter" he said. 's in the Lords account
That guinea of gold Is set down to me,
They lend 60 him who give the poor
J., wall not 50 bad investment be-"
.' Ma, na, uion," the chuckIing sexton cried out;
The Lord Is na cheated-IIe kens thee well;
ne knew il was only BY accident
That out - thy fingers the guinea fell.
'' Iie kceIas an account, ua doubt, for the puir,
But iu that account He'll set down 20 thee
No m-ir % that golden guinea my mon,
Than tie one bare pennie ye meant 20 gIe'"
There's comfort, too, ia the little tale
serious side well Is joke;
\ comfort for all the generous poor,
Iu the comical words the sexton spoke.
A comfort 10 think that the good Lord knows
How generous really desire TO be,
AMI will give Us credit in his account
For all the pennies We long gi'e"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-15

~ Advsr,isfrs residing tbe Eaaern unitd stafs oan
t,y iar their cards - searf Crsrbacs Tasted Flaef
riass stamps r sueh aoaut thsy vh puS and thof
ssls o. Inserted pcr abovs ,stir, s al fr
bas.rrss Cards. shsu rafTAfp a ftaH. are
l.sti discount rom ,se ratfs, vhoh &C. iausisni
ad,er,i.srneuts .hsn raid charged quauor,y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-01-15
VIM. WEIGHT,

IL Ship and General Blacksmith,
s1xL shop on the Judd Wharf. next the Old Custom
House.
All work in my line will be execufed with dispatch
guaranteed.
All orders from the other islands wi" be carefully at
tended to.
Horse-shoeing and Carriage Repairing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
NOTICE TO IIlHHoluERs.

THs UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
= commenced IN actiou In the District Court
of the fi,st Judicial District. In and fur the
County of storey. state Of Nevada. In which
and SULLIVAN MINING COMPANY are de-
Pendants. which action IL trought TO enf0sc~ Q
lien In favor Of plaintiff and against defendants,
upon the south thirteen hundred feet of thai
errtais mining claim and quartz lode. bcaring
gold and silver. sltuat~d In tho 0old Mn Mn
d~-ehbed 80 fsiiow.; feg ming Al The nosth
ceutsr po~t. sitnat-d on the nostkvestsriy slope,
ahout too hundred feet soathcrly from rsvlne,
and whescs s~ass the southwest corner post Of
the rnrops oompany's United states Survey
NO. i01. moth two degrees. arr minutss we.f,
tvS thousand sin hundnd and thlrty.nvs feet,
AMI running from said no,th O. inter- pot. hrps
sourss east thre huadred feet. secossd courpe
soaih nfteea handr~d feet. third eouns vest
six hundred fest. fourth course north nfteen
hnndrsJ feet, nth eoare esst thrre hundred
fe~t. u the poist of be.inniag. containing
twenty abd sixty-six the hundrVdfhs acrer,
BEARINGS expressed iron tfus merrill an. m ~.
netic variaiiou sllteea and one. bali drgrses
esst. together with the b uensuip, herpdita.
msnz end aps urtenances thsfsunto he'ougins.
Which lien 70 10 secure the sum % rhres bun
drd and sixtyons and nvs eue hundredths
dollars. In eold coin ot the United staies, snd
10 claimed under and By v.rtus NJ the Act OF the
L<gis aturc Of tho state u Nevada. entitled;
"An Act 10 secure liens Ia mechanics and
others. and 10 rvpsal all other Acts IN relation
thereto" approved March 7d. 1878.
Mow. thsrsfose. ell persons hAvieg claims or
holding liens upon said premises. under the
prsvi.ions sf such Acs. are hereby botined 10 ~
md Appear n forc said court ON THURSDAY.
the nth day Of Juss. A. D.. 1879. at 10 O'Clock
A H.. the ssnss heina . das Of the regular June
rsra, A. ID. ts5G. Of said court. and 10 exhibit
then and thers the pc of of their paid liens.
II. n. C,RHiCK. Plaintiff.
Virginia. Nevsda. May I'd. A. ID. isG.
r. III. rA;Les: As,o,c'' for ri'ia'ia.
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srockRolpERs' MlErlMa.

AIoRTu CALHOUN GOLD AND SILVER
IN Mining Compsny. -.LoeatIon Of principal
place 81 buslness. Gold mn. Nevada. Location
Of wtrts, Eagle and Carson Mining District,
0rmsby county. nsvsds: The shs,ehsidsrs o.
Company are hereby no,ined that the annual
mee,inr Of the ~stockhoideu Of the nid Conf
psny will be held % the once Of the Company.
q Tnomss tiallaghsr's ofics, Cola Hili. Nevada,
on "WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day o. Juiy. is1e. Of
the hour OF 7 O'Clock ?. r.. for the election o.
LusIpess q nay DO brought before said NEST.
hg. b.. Tuhnhn. pscfetasY:
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lady naYAN INNING coz.

IADY nRYAN nlN1Ne coz.
Ia PASY: Loeaiioa Of Rs,.eipai place OF
baslners, san fvaneirco. California
Location Of WORKS. Fiowsu Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. thai a. . meeting o.
the Board of Dirsetoss. held On the Sth day ot
Mar, 1878, an asscssment NO. I'D o. seventy.
Ave Cent? per share Was levied upon the capital
stock oi the corporation, payable immsdiAtsty.
In United states gold coin. 10 The secretary. a.
the once of the Company, Room = naywsrds
Ba,idins. No. Sis California street. San Fran
cisco. California
rcmaln unpaid on the 18th day OF yuns.
is,s. win b delinquent. and advertised for
sals 81 public ~anetion. and unless payment
IL male before viii be cold on wEuNkspAf.
the 18th day % July. is1a. 10 pay The delin.
auent assessment. together with coats OF 3D.
vertlsing and expenses OF sale.
Hy order nj the bard Of Directors.
VA. n. M~ccLtNrock, secretary.
Odice-Room 4 usyward's Building. No. CIV
California street. San frsneiseo. California
K
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

NO8rM DAYTON saslLD AND NIL
IN WA NtNtNd COMPANY. - Lecsiion u
Isiaeipsl place of sasinsss. sAa Fra cisco.
california
Loosiion of works. De,n's Gate Nihiss
District. Lyon eoanty. Nevada.
OF the Boafd of birretors. held on the 2ist
dsy Of June. ts7a, a. as-essuent mo. y OF Tea
cents per shars Vas levied upon the capital
stock u the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United states gold coin. 10 the Seerrtasy. n
the once Of the Company. Room 81. No. 80
Pine sirret. san Franetsco. California
Any stock D which this assesement shAll
remain unpaid on the sist day OF Jelly. ls1ss,
will he dslinqaent. AID advertissd Toe sale
At puhlIe anetioo. and unless payment 10 made
before win be Sid 81 FRIDAY. the lHh
day % August. ls7s, 10 pay the d~elinQuentas ~
r-rsment. together with costs Of sfv~rtis'ug
and expenses Of sale.
By order az the Board % Dlreeto.a.
Il 3. cULvRRw XII, Seerstary:
Once-Room No. - Academy Building. No.
30 Pine street, San Franeiseo. Cshfonia-
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ASSESSMENTS LIvIRD.


gnNROJAN MlNISo COMPANY
Location Of works. Gold MN. Nsvsd.
Notice u hcreby givsn. 0t q . netting Of
the bosrd Of Dtrecsoo. hsd 90 tAs ltth day q
jane. ISIS the sssess Dsat isvisd nay q len.
Of SIXTY cents psf shafs, was rsscindsd.
DAVID wtiDER Sserstary.
Omse -38 hoatgomsry street. tAa rran-
cisco. California
gN80yAN MINING COMPANY
Locatloa Of principal pi.es Of basinsss.
Ban Francisco. cAifossia
Lc4tioa of works. 0old HUI. Nevada
Notlcs 10 hersby givsn. that ~ . nseti1g Of
the Board Of Dlrsetors. held on TIE i<th day OF
Jane. 1915. an asssssnsnt (No. ~ Of Thirty
Gents per share vas levied upon the capital
STOCK OF the corporation. payah,s inaediAtsly.
In United States gold coin. 70 The yserstaxy. n
the once Of the Company. ~ nonfgomsry
street. NOON ~ San Francisco. California :.
Any stock upon which this asssssneat shan
remain unpaid 90 the Sth day of Jaly, iS5?,
will b dslinQusnt, and Advertised for sa.s
st public auction. and unless payment 70
male before win b cold On THURSDAY.
the io.h day Of August. ISIS. v PAY the dslin-
Quent assessment. together With costs OF Cd
vertising and expenses Of sale.
~ order u the Doard % Dirsctofp-
DAVID WILDER. Sserstsry.
omee-s3s Montgomery sfrssl kooa "a san
frsneisco. CsiiforaA. jsissd
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And In accordance with law. sud an order Of
the board Of DIrcio.s. made ON the 18th day
of April, 1916, 90 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be necessary will 10
sold II public auction. at the ONCE Of the Com.
pany. ia Montgomery street. lfoom ~, ssu
Francisco. California, on TUESDAY. the
2oth day Of June. 1915. At the hour Of 10
O'Clock II. OF said day. In pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with cOrts 0f Ad.
yertlsing and expcnses III the sale.
y. N. MeLARRN, SECRETARY.
Onies- Room q. No. sis Montgomery street.
Kan frAncisco, California. JeJd