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, 1877-01-11

THE CITY-uALL.

The Trcaaurcr'f receipts yesterday werc 81 ,0o0
from tho Water Department.
Tho now engine which tho Fire Department
has been for sotne time expecting Is "snowcd
UP" somewhere In Ca,,n,1a.
The Police Department yesterday sent TO tho
Comptroller voucher No. 1,1oo, amounting to
D,O07.1e, aud authorized It's payment In New
York With money now tu the credit Of tho Police
Fund.
Pay-day seems to l,c about rs far in the future
as ever. Thcrs arc no signs that there ever will
be one, md tho clerks nre greatly disappointed
that thev were not patl yesterday, rs they hnu
been led to believe they would be.
According to tho resolution adontel by the
Council Tuesday tho city oil'ccs VII bo closed
.o.dny, so Tint many Of tho ot9ltials and SUBJ
heads Of tho departments will hare an opportn.
nifty to attend tho funeral Of the late Mark
Sheridan.
The managers Of the theatres hare been mo-
In Supt. Clevefantl'h Into rrlMrs. They arc cx-
comply willingly; hut IT they 10 nut DO SO. the
virtue Of tho law will bc tried.
Mr.. Billings, tho West shle gas man. l,as not
yet replied tG tl,e coHne!l's ast proposition. nor
fore Judge Drumsnohd. The city being tho de-
PENDANT In that suit. cannot move for Judgment.
II Atr. Billings does not come to some dcter1nt-
nation soon. tic Mayor Will be In favor Of shut
ttng OF tho gas
az. tnt I thc ~ 1n., aa .. H. t;r % nust nvc ho
ay tTs timc ~ ~ Il Tucsav nirt far The wntcr IN
lhc EaaEe q tnc morKn ~ th ST. IN manner s
"nIcll u,u snak t.G ~. ~ .1 . w IVY 1--WE
must hayo worked hartl to kccplt from shut
ting oil tho supply Of water.
Aid. Kirk Intends at tho next meeting Of the
Council to introduce = resolution for tho frain-
ing OF order to authorize tile Comptroller TO
sell the wooden cngtnc- -tousu a.ld tic lot on
which It Is built on Dearborn nvcnuc,. and al
Seri,se 1os o,as .ot IT,, 'S m % IT., ~ nse
nois stse ne s'n snsLe g ~ W. bc oFoG Up
nceansG .c ~ n, ~, sG " .t
gt wn'.sn ,nr l ~ ,sr ,hry acr1 ires
tsan t,'aa "ooaen p''1'"s' "A's' '"'' 's'A Ill g
''ap'
ordinance 1t Is stated that the. city Is an insurer
against acctdents. We're this true, the many
accidents which have occurred lately from per-
soma slipplug on tho Ice and snow wuultl give
trously to the city. The Mayor says TINT 1t Inns
becn repeatedly decided tint the c!ty Is not m
Insurer, and not dtrcctly responsible for nll &C.
% eaae1ts @ ta1at @ ,ay euF anu an,a 9plnion a , 10
tia'ua, am sn e"r ~ n,n NJ IL H. s t,,c ~ IL
ptnra'sc " tma' w. lt".nssa. I ut'''ee'
e"..' 1'te'.''o' - ."' "''s'A". "D.'o "o'e''
Chicago is mt tho only city that las l1aa
trouble In collecting inn'!cy irotn the &1rcgn
insurance eonpanes ~, F11 t1s h1I Sfe. It
nany Of New York appealed to the Supreme
| Court Of tho United Stntcs d suit to make them
pay to the City Of New Orleans ~ per cent Of
Their net resclpta and ~ license fcc 81 SEQ
qulrlng the lErenec fec was consstsutinnal, and
tint tho money could be collected. Tho cnsc
, 1877-01-11
lEIRQlI.

Spfcfal Wspofch to he 1FlbHRt
DETROIT, Afich., Jun. l0.-'fli!s evening Henry
I1eamcs was elected President Of tile Common
Council. thus breaking tic deadlock In that
body. Thts result was accomplished by three
democratic Aldermen, who refused to vote Tor
William A. Owen. tho nolntnce VI tho CAUCUS.
Mr.. Uguu1cs Is a Democrat,
, 1877-01-11

Wheeler, New Haven't; F. J. Warner, :Mtidle-
hurry; ". II. 1loyt, New Haven, md many
others.
On motEon It wna voted that the Committee
a,teatly appointed III. aisp n Committee Of AZ.
rnugrncilts. The next meeting was ar1sttnt cd
fur wednesday, cTcning Of next week, whics, he
Ing tho 18th of the month il the onc.l,unlteIlth
anniversary 0f the llntc When Vermont declared
her Independence Of Great Britain and nl1 other
powers and potcntntes whatever. IT. IS expect
cd TINT paper on the subject and tho original
declaration will he rcatf ut the adjourned meet
Ing. The meeting then adjourned.
, 1877-01-11

the more valiant Of tho fair Sex seized chair
and fung II throucha window. By this nper-
ing three or four managed to ret nut. 4 icw
had run down stairs, nnll others were too mtirs,
hcwilAcTe.l to know whence Ia turn. The fumes
were speedily cxtlngutshc,l without l,,ss to the
Company, but tho occurrence Is still the talk Of
tue town.
, 1877-01-11

c0lhlHttee
GERMAN.
Mr. FrussnE, Of tlsc cons'nttre on German,
IT, a.ni ut the SKinnner eigl,ty.thrcu scholars
number hardly E:yu sufficient employment for
the tcachcrt, ntld the COMMITTEES therefore rer-
otntle,tlcd thnt OLE tcathcr take charge Of tic
scasn.non and Vas l!ington Schools, which
would , rs.asc IL. nnnhsrM M t;ernan teacheFsb by
Air. Arno!a moved that the Superintendent
an! thc Supply Agent bo directed tu sccurc
suitable nunltcr Ut roonis to relieve tho press
uru Ut rchnlars On t)lu Skinner 6ciu0l.
Mr. shosminscr was opposed to the sysicln Of
fenttng. Tie attention OF tbs City CnHM!l
should bc ca!lcd tn the urgent necessity fur ad-
dittonal sel'sna accommodation.
Mr.. Arnold remarked HAT renting Was all
they could 10 under tlle .pIescnt circumstances
X tilry Ma!ie.l tur buildings 4 considerable
nunhce Woulti 20 Without etacnttoIl.
After brief discussion, the motion WAS tar
rictl.
Tie Superintendent reported tl.at he had
sent certified copy of thl rule ailuItel ut thu
lust meeting Ia regard 10 Herman tu every PIN
cipal. lie ha1 directed that unless tho parent
iGe pupil should te taut tht drawing, muslc, aud
| Gryll,uil, such studies should be dropped.
Atr. liotz said hc did not th!nk tho resolution
relative TO optional studlrs had received sui
| 1cent consideration fEuIn the board, and liz
| therefore snoyel to reconsider thu vote by
| which 1t WAS pusscd.
III. Covert did not like tie resolution. which
he thought would haye disastrous consequences
aud Involve the board in complications whIrl,
| would seriously cAbarrass the working OF the
schools. lie sounded tho motion tu 1ecou.
| sitlrF.
Sir. English said shcv had not had time to sec
| how the Fute would wurk. and ht deprecated
any such Artlon ~ proposed until L fair trial
waa given It.
alr. PTuasing suggested that tho suac be
sMc1sdeu ~ IL tn require only thu parents ol
| new scholars to MAXI tue declaration.
Mr.. Arnold thought the rute I good one
After It had been III operation short time, they
| would find that II would work well.
After Au,uo discussion. Sir. Smith moved to
postpone the further confederation of the sub
, 1877-01-11

jcct until the next meeting Of tho Board. Car
fic1
The time of meeting Of tfc Beard WAS chang.
cd from Wednesday nj III ?. III. to Friday ~
:: ri y. H.
Mr. Clark novel that the Superintc cndent be
Instructed 10 make slight change IN the
boundaries Of the Skinner Srfp4l. Carried.
TIC Board then adjourned 10 Friday.
, 1877-01-11

TWV HWEHIIFtIy WEooE0t .
Miss IHs!ppi and Miss our arc dla1gu.cd good
deal by snaEs In tlicIr months. III order that all
other Misscs may avoid the 1fko hlcmtshcs, they
arc adv!acd to use the famous sozodnnt which will
prevent md obyate all such difficulties.
, 1877-01-11
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

THE REGULAR POftrAi0IlTLY MEETING
Of tho Hoard Of ElncAtlnn was held yestcr-
day evening. In the absence Of tho President,
prof, WEIGH prcsldci.
Tic nonthly report Of the sehool Agent was
read by tho Clerk. Following Is the showing
mule:
, 1877-01-11
EUrEONs
| {: " p PEON.
L. the mot. wonderful remedy for shcuaatt,m anA
niles, frtons cnts, kis ns. hrusua burma etc., will
Aif1r,i instant relief, M thQusau1s can testify.
Fur EAfc by alt truHxIats. g..
ii. A. iiUltLBUT 3 CO.. rs and II Kandolph.st..
Chicago UentFaI Wholesale Agents.

TT ClICAdO, Jan. Z, 1877.
Wish to give wort Of grateful testimony In
bchalf Of - Esreon." had heard n,nch eaid IN
It's favor, but had nbsoutry faith in Il. have
in tho !c.t side Of my neck, hcna und eYc. and LEFT
my Office on last Tuesday evening In great palm. On
mo to try the Eupcon atl Instructed Inc to how
shDulI apply 1t, etc.
borrowed his battle nnl did a. directed, and
was absolutely una tn my own great establishment
completely cured Tho pain LEFT me, and had u
fine nfHht'F rust.
iieAcrfurtl i,ntt1e of "Eupcnn" shall stand
Lesde my wtfe's picture* y. ". SMITH.
lat LRSn!te.st.
CURED FREE or CHARGE.
Neuralgia. hcaLachr, toothachr, cuts. spratns,
bruises. burma. etc., by - Eupunn, " at depot and
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
AFFLICTED.

Two or more Surgeons of the
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTI-
TION will visit VIRGINIA CITY,
NEVADA Rooms at the FREDE-
RICK HOUSE, September 18th
and 10Th. 1877. They will come
prepared with all the apparatus for
which this Institution has become
so justly renowned. No institution
in the world has successfully treat
ed so many cases of Spinal Curva-
ture, Diseases of the Joints, Club
Feet, Crooked Limbs, Paralysis.
Piles, Fis.ula and Nasal Catarrh.
Patients from almost every county
in the United States have applied to
it for relief. either at the home In
stitute at indianapolis. Indiana, or
to one of its Grand Divisions at
Philadelphia. Pa. Atlanta. Georgia,
or San Francisco. Cal. The affiict-
ed cannot afford to miss this oppor-
tunity of COL suIting these Surgeons
and being cured at home.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12
Assessment Notice.

by given that at & meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees. held on the 18th day Of June, A.
d. 1877, an assessment mo. ~ Of Two Cents
(2cl per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation payable immedi-
ately in United States gold coin to the secre-
tary at the Office of the Company, at the
Court Room of Thos. Moses, Esq, corner of
AID Taylor streets. Virginia. Nevada Any
stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on Thursday, the 9th day Of
August. 1877. will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on MON
DAY the 10th day of september, A. d. 1877.
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale BY order OF Board of Trustees.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

A STRIKE.-The OwyLee Ava
lanche says there has been much
excitement in town during the past
few days relative to the rich dis
coveries in the Black Jack, Knots
mine on Florida Mountain. The
ledge is the heaviest aud richest
that has been discovered in this
country since the palmy days of the
Poorman. It is true assure, and
has all the characteristics of an i'm
mense and permanent ore body.
Plenty of rock has been taken out
the past week which yields dollar
to the pound. We have long been
OF the opinion that Florida Noun
tain was one vast bed of mineral
wealth, and the indications all point
to the existance of the richest ore
bodies there yet discovered in the
country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

HoT CREEK.-We have come to
believe that the water of Hot creek
possesses much medicinal virtue and
performs as remarkable cures as
many # the puffed-up and along
way-off mineral springs, usually re-
sorted to by invalids. Several par
ties here who have suffered more or
less from rheumatism, lead-poison
and general debility, have found re-
lief from bathing in Hot creek and
returned home comparatively we'll.
The water is said to contain a good
deal of sulphur, which has always
been considered a remedial agent, us
we'll as other properties that conduce
to heath. and the patient can find 1t
of any required temperature, from
boiling hot to terid, by following
along its banks, the boiling water
bursting out in various places, which
mingled with the water from the
mountains changes it to any desired
temperature. One thing is certain,
those who tried it have been great Y
benefited, and are recommending its
use to others.-[TSbo Sun.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

FROM returns of the Registrar
General, presented to the British
Parliament, it appears that Ireland
has ceased to be source of supply
and great promoter of emigration
to other countries. In 1875, there was
q reduction of 14,OS2 on the emigra-
ton OF 1875. This was the smallest
number known for twenty-six years.
Last year 1s,137 Irishmen left the
United States homeward bound,
while oaly 1887 came to the United
6tstea Ireland has now a popula-
tiop of about six millions, two-thirds
Of whom are Catholics. The Irish
people have made up their minds to
stay at home, because Ireland is now
pgospeYous. The Dublin correspon-
dept of the Tablet says: "Capital is
increased; wages are considerably
improved; food, clothing, and habi-
tations are better. Tie whole social
status of the industrial classes is ad-
vanced. Pauperism is nearly ex-
tinguishsd. Crime is as low as il is
conceivable to reduce it. Public
health 10 far better" For years it has
been stated that Ireland was a good
country to leave, but now everything
ia changed, and it will be good
country TO STAY In.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

There are also delinquent upon stock issued
prior to the Goth day of October. 1878, (which
owing to the destruction of the books OF the
Company by the great fire of that day, IN Viz.
ginia, Nevada, the numbers of the certificates
and the amount of shares Of each and to whom
issued, cannot now be ascertained), certain
amounts, assessment No 4, against each,
aggregsting the sum Of Two Hundred aod
Eleven Dollars and Fifty cents t$2l1 SOY upon
ten thousand FIVE hundred and seventy. nve
t10575) shares, which is the number of shares
still remaining unpresented for cancellation
and q new issue. pursuant to call therefor.
duly published.
Shares. Amt.
Unknown Owners. 80. ,575 S2l1 so
And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the It'll day
Of July, 1871, 30 many shares Of each
parcel of such stock az may be necessary.
will be sold at public auction, at the office
of said Company. at the Court Room Of
Thomas Moses, Esq, corner Of b and Taylor
streets. Virginia, Nevada. on MONDAY, the
9Th day Of October. 1877. AZ the hour of IL
O'Clock n. of said day. to pay said delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses Of sale.
l.. b. HASTINGS, Secretary.
Office at Justice Court Room, corner and
Taylor streets, Virginia. Nevada
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

THE nomination OF General Grant
for the Presidency in 1880, by the
Republicans, is pronounced by the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser to
be the "wisest, the most expedi-
ent, and the most hopeful thing
that the party can do" If that
idea is carried out, then goodbye
Republican party.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12
NEW TODAY.
Delinquent Sale.

~ GOODMAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING
" Company Location Of principal place
Of business, Virginia, Nevada. Location of
works, cold Hill Mining District, Storey
County Nevada, and Devils Gate Mining Dis
trict, Lyon County, Nevada.-Notice-Ther
are delinquent upon the following described
stock of the new issue of 1877. an account of
assessment no. A. levied on 18th day of July,
1877, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, NJ
follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

THE ten apostles of the Mormon
church now present at Salt Lake have
published statement that the Lord
has revealed to them that John Tay-
Tor must be unanimously sustained
as the head of the church.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

THERE has been considerable
criticism upon the custom now
prevailing among army officers
of signing their dispatches with
their surnames only, their titles being
appended. The fact is that it is done
in compliance with an order from
the Adjutant Generals Office (No. SO,
October IA, 1879, designed to effect
economy in telegrapbing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

The net ordinary expenses Of the
government for the fiscal year just
ended. not including interest, were
$l46. 454 900. many of the items.
however. growing out of the war.
This is SIS, 000, 900 less than the net
ordinary expenses of last year.
$25, 600, 900 less than those of 1875,
and SAC, 900, 900 less than those of
1874,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12
CAUTION NOTICE.

UyHE TRUSTEES OF SILVER CITY
il Miners Union hereby caution all boys
from dishguring their hall, by writing on the
wall, cutting the doors, breaking windows
etc. Any one caught IN the act OF any way
iisfiguring said building will be severely
dealt with. ..
By or er OF THE lhUSIEkS'
Silver City, Sept. ), 1877
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

TWE Stock Report says 1t should
be pnderstood that although the
Committee Of Safety js for the time
being placed on the retired list, it
is in no sense disbanded. 1t has
thorough. systematic organization.
and 10 ready to come to the front
vhepsysr occasion demands.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

OWING to the hard times and the
fraudulent count, and Secretary Sher-
mans contraction policy and the
strike, and the Communist platform
in Ohio. the Mississippi river is lower
than it has been at any time since the
panic, says the Philadelphia Times.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ pursuance OF the order of the District
Court o. the Third Judicial District OF the
Stste Of Nevads. in and for the county of
Lyon. made on the 9th day o August, A. D.
1877. in the matter Of the estate of l., ] Raw
deceased, the undersigned, administrator Of
said estate, will sell at Auction to the
highest bidder, for cash. In one parcel and
subject to continuation b. said District Court
On the 6ih day oil Sep ember, 1877.
At ~ O'Clock NJ. of said day, at the store of O
II. Gallup, Main street. Gold Hill, Nevada. ali
the right, title, interest aud estate OF the said
interstate at the time of his death, and all the
right title interest that the said estat.
has by operation of law OF otherwise ACQUIRED
other than or in adj ion to that Of the mites.
tate at the time Of his death, in and to all
that lot. piece or parcel Of land situate, /, ing
in the county Of Lyon, tate of Nevada, and
described y follows: IN undivided half in
terest IL and to that certain piece, parcel or
tract Of land designated on map OF silver
City town site. made by Ross Browne, and
on file IN the office OF the County Recorder Of
Lyon county, as lot No. l0l, of tract A, con.
tanning 2 47-l00 acres more OF less commene.
ing at point which bears from station 10, N.
80 y deg, Il. 49,, feet and running thence s.
6s4 deg, W. 354 feet; thence s. 1874 deg, E.,
397 feet; thence =. 29A deg, l.. 279 feet;
thence n. s7A deg Z. $3.50 feet thence N
SOA deg, W. ia 7-lO feet; thence ). % deg,
90 feet; thence n. IS deg. ". 2l7h feet;
thence N. IS deg. 4. 4s feet: thence N IS
deg, L. As feet; thence N. IS deg W. 20 feet
thence S. So deg. W. 102 feet; thence 4. 75a
deg. W. II feet; thence N. 29A deg, W. 433
feet to the point of beginning, excepting
therefrom. however, that portion thereof which
Is part of the road known as the carson Toll
Road so designated In said map. Courses
and bearings expressed from true meridian
magnetic variation. 10 deg Z.
Terms and conditions OF sale, cash, ten per
cant. of the purchase money to be paid to adj
ministrator on the day of sale. balance on
confirmation of sale by said District Court.
Deed at expense of purchaser
August IA, 1877. II. W. RAY.
Administrator OF the estate Of L. J Ray, de-
ceased.
POSTPONED
The above Administrators sale OF real
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

THERE is over half million dol
lars worth OF opium consumed in
the United States yearly, and the
consumption is rapidly Increasing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12
POSTPONEMENT.

Att meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
above Company. held In Virginia City, Aug.
%, 1877. the day of delinquency on assessment
No. 4 was postponed until the It'll day of Sep
TENDER, and the delinquent sale day until the
7th day Of October, 1877.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
l.. b. HASTINGS, Sec'y,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12
THE CHINESE PROBLEM.

The Social Science Association
held a meeting at Saratoga few
days ago, and among the subjects
discussed was the Chinese question.
The sentiments expressed by most of
the speakers show that we have as
yet made little progress toward con-
vincing the people OF the States east
of the Rocky mountains that Chinese
immigration is at all dangerous to
American interests. 1t has been
previously said in these columns that
united political influence on the part
of the Pacific States would probably
bring us relief, and we are more than
ever convinced that in this lies our
only hope. Lett these States go solidly
against every administration that
fails to accede to our demand, and all
we ask will be granted at time not
very remote. We shall probably hold
the balance of power politically be-
tween the solid south and pretty
nearly solid North, and in that event
our triumph will be speedy and
effective if we maintain unity. So
long as we depend upon Congress
sional investigations and other farci-
cal doings, just SO long will relief be
deferred. Following are extracts
from the proceedings at Saratoga:
Hon, E. r. Mead of New York read
paper on the Chinese question. The
remedy for Chinese immigration is to
be either prohibition or large re-
striction.
Rev. Fessenden of Connecticut said
as the result of much thoughtful con-
alteration that to carry out the re-
commentator of the Meal paper
would be cruel. He would welcome
the Chinese here.
William Stickney of Washington
went to Oregon last year. At San
Francisco he made inquiries regard
ing the Chinese, and had good &C
counts of them generally.
Elizur Wright of Boston could see
no difference between Chinese com
ing here to compete with American
laborers and the machines with which
our laborers have been competing
heretofore. He thought it beneath
the dignity of native American labor
ers to complain against the Chinese.
If the Chinese are to be excluded We
should break up threshing and other
labor saving machines.
Gamiliel Bradford of Boston said
we should meet other questions be-
eide that of labor in relation to the
Chinese; it was what would become
of our cities when the Chinese come
to vote and had power in that way.
F. B. Sanborn, secretary, read re-
turns from Washington, showing that
there we're not over 10000 Chinese
10 this country. and thought there
was no reason to fear any great influx
during the present century. The
Chinese are not an emigratins people.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

THE understanding in Washington
official circles is that no legislation
beyond the passage of the army bill
will be effected at the October session
of Congress.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

A certain nobleman, who was de-
voted to the chase and good for little
else, was thrown from his horse. For
tunately he alighted on his head, and
was in consequence uninjured.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

YOSEMITE FALL has entirely dried
up. The Bridal Veil is nearly dry
and the Nevada and Vernal falls are
nearly extinct. The thunderous
voice of the water has departed from
the valley.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12
POSTPONEMENT.

At meeting of the Board of rustees OF
the above Company, held in Virginia City,
August 7. 1877, the day of elinquency on as
sessrent No. 4 was postponed until the Goth
ray If August. and the delinquent sale day
until the Goth day of September. 1877.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
l.. b. HASTINGS, Secret .ry.