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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
pFRIIs OF OCEAN TRAVEL.

The stranded steamship AmeIique lies in
about the same position at Beabfght that she did on
Thursday. The vessel moves slowly at every tide, and
has moved 200 feet asteTu, and az che lice nearly
parallel with the beach her progress seward II very slow
She has already In that direction about 70 feet,
and 10 IL necessary 10 her nearly 100 feet more DC
fore Will reach depth II water sufficient 10 float her
A. the moon grows older tie tides increase Tue highest
tide will be Jan. 90 and the weather continues IA
yorable the Wrecknk Company hopes TO float her
of without any additional damage 70 the vessel con
tnua strain kept the ropes used IN hauling the yes
eel of The seven manila hawsers used weigh 5000
pounds each. and each 200 fatIOms long Some Of
The blocks three feet In length and require
three four persons 10 iut one.
M dings have been received OF the missing steam
tOombo and George Cromwell. Tn" tents continue
H. express hope that they will yet arrive safely IN
port The former vessel Is "a days Overiu from Hull
and the latter L. 10 days out from Halifax.
The Dr!ganilne Lillian Cameron. belonging 10 Andrew
Mcdonald Of Georg Town. 4. y T., ana wrecked between
L-ssying stations Nos 10 and IL, Barnegt beach,
Dec 70. has been SOLD fol as. She valued at
$1,000. Her cargo Of ota valued as 5000,
ITO,, total loss The vessel went 10 pieces IN the
same gae which broke III two the ship Circassian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
AssEssMENrs ON CHARITIES.

The case of st. JOsephs Asylum was one OF
six cases argued in Supreme Court General Term yes'e
day. in which charitable institutions, free from TAX
claim freedom from assessments Also because 'ne "
commissioners have marked their property on the oooh
of valuation for taxation a. yaiueiess' Inc "S'es
oo, no marc than opchaf OF the assessed value, and
the Court of Appeals has decided that this assessed vau
is the value fixed by the assessors The CITY, now
ever. claims that though for some years Tie
tax commissioners may not have nAed var
uatlon for the present year, the city may
90 back TO year when there was Va'ua'loh ioi
,o,aon before the property to hands In which IL
80 eyemn I'm thfs case 1858 Is the year IN when IL 10
desired to 90 back. There arc four assessments se
were within The limit one-haf the valuation I'D ls5s
The fourth was reduced ~ that amount ana WIN ths
change the assessments were confirmed Inc society ap
ne"is claiming that the assessed valuation OF the statute
must he the valuation within the year in which the as
sessmeut is laid Decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
CHICAGO AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.

TIE ROAD WHICH OWES DELh"hhh' LAMA
WANNA AND WESTERN $30,375 70.
In the bill filed against the Chicago and
Pacific Railroad Company Monday last in Chicago,
10 foreclose mortgage OF 80 100000 on its property,
the compsinants John L. Blair Of Blarstown, n j.
. director OF the Delaware Iackawanna and western
Railroad Company, who OWLS 100 shares OF the Chicago
and Pacific bonds given collateral to secure notes Tor
Sil 333 30; the LackawanDa Iron and Coal Company,
which holds $50 of the bonds TO cure
1887 763 70; the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Company, holding 50 bonds to
socnre S30375 49, and Robert Bayard OF Bergen. j.
who has 400 bonds securing $4,000. None OF these
bonds IL Is stated, have any market value The semi
annual nsallments OF Interest due since October ls12,
have not been pad Under the terms OF the mortgage
the coinpinanis have the fgGt, at any time atcr SIX
months default in the payment " interest,", 10 cccaic
the principal due aud have the mortgage 1oreclOsttl
Tic road was chartered In 1865 as the Atlantic ana
Pacific Railroad Company, the name being changed SUP
fcgacny to the Chicago and Pacific The capital stock ~
Inorragc bonds II was intended TO build the road from
Chicago TO the Mississippi River. but 1t was never eX
tended beyond ron. Ill., about 80 miles west OF Chi
cO and the road not worth nearly the amount OF te
mortgage receiver OF the road wac appointed IN May
1876 who under order o. court has since borrowed
$4,000. IL IL also eGcumbered with heavy hOatng
debt part OF which is in judgment and liable to De Ell!
forced agaiust the company. The OBJECT OF the Tore
closure Is 10 secure receiver who Will pay the
Judgments fast possible and at the same time Keep
the road in running order
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p O ST S c RI T.
$50 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
RUSSIA STILL AIMING.

LONDON, Saturday, JAN 90 1877.
The Deutsrhs Zcitung reports that Russia has sent
fresh orders United states for large quantities OF
arms and aInmuniton and has requested the Austrian
contractors cartridges hurry deliveries but they
VIII be unable make any deliveries before the dale
originally fixed.
CoHsTAsTISoPLE, Friday, Jan. 10, 1877
Mehemed Rudcli Pasha, late Grand Vizier, has been
appointed Minister, without portfolio.
sERvIA WARNED TO MAKE PEACE
The Vienna correspondent OF The Daily Telegraph saws
II IL fact that Porte Tuesday last informed Ser
via that 1t would consideration renew the arms
ce hut would march Belgrade II Servia did not treat
directly with Turkey peace before March l. Prince
Milan known have expressed himself strongly In Ia
yor Of such peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

70 co,respoud with the Ways and Means Committee OF
the House OF Representatives with the view OF having
an early day hearing the committee on tne Dill
introduced by Mr. Willis provide for the repeal OF an
taxes upon apital and deposits of National ana Sue
banking institutions. The petitions Adopted py wv
Chamber on Jan IL have received the signatures Oh
of the leading business and manufacturing nrms OF ,o
city he one addressed Congress will DO presenSed 70
that body early next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
A POINTMENTS BY TIE PRECEDENT.

WARRINGTON, Frinay, Jan, ID, 1877.
Upon the retirement OF surgeonGenerai Joseph Bonle
Chief Of Bureau Medicine aud Surgery OF the Navy
Depur mcn March s. IL Is stated that surgeon {. j..
stuart Wells will be promoted Chief OF that bureau
The President hAs nominated Alonzo b. Cornell to he
Navsl Officer Of Customs for New-York and J0ln 4.
Hamilton United States Attorney for the District Of Ken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
CAN BE CURED.
A POSITIVE, RADICAL, AND UNDoUBTED
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

wINCHEsTFR's HYPoPHosPHITE OF LIME AND
SODA will promptly and radically cure Consumption ana
prernt IN all Of Dredtsposon
and threatened CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, GEN.
EKaL DEBILITY LOSS OF yIGOR and APPETITE,
DYSPEPSIA OF INDIGESTION, and al diseases arising
from POVERTY OF THE BLOOD, WINCHESTERS
uypopUospHITE OF LIME AND SODA is SPE-
CIFfC being uneQualed a. . VITALIZING TONIC and
BRAIN NERVE amt BLOOD FOOD.
Prices al and 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER Co, Chcmists
Sold by druggsts. 80 IohnsI, New'forA
~ IMPORTANT CA U7TOH.-B soars Of SPURIOUS MI
IA TONS and ADULTERA TONS. Inquire for aud use
only WINCHES7E1rS preparation, established IL years. ana
uho.. purity nd exeflsnc sneTs1tty Acknowledged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
TIE COMPROMISE BILL.

THE ACTION OF THE COMMUTERS APPROVED IN
KANSAS.
ATCHIsoN Kansas, Jan. ia telegram was
sent TO Senator ingalls, to-day urging him to support the
report of the Joint Committee the Counting OF the
Electoral Vote. IL urges that the interests
OF the country demand speedy settlement
of the existing compile atoms and tranquility above all
thugs II was signed by large number OF the most
prominent citizens irrespective OF party ana therc Ia
general expression Of qualification IN this section over
The harmonious settlement Oi the disputed questions
connected with the Presidential election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION BALANCE

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l9.-This morning Judge
Cawaladcr announced that he had received from Judge
Strong opinion OF the Circuit Court IN the matter OF
IN. distribution of the balance In the hands OF the
centennial Board OF Finance The decision adverse W
the claim the Unit States Government The opinion
In the hands Of counsel who are endeyosng to franc
"A decree In accordance herewith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
NEW RIFLES For POLICEMEN.

The Police Commissioners yesterday adopted
number OF russ for the government OF foroe
No person will hereafter be allowed Ia appear In behalf
any applicant for promotion. No peou. other
the officer command Of the squad will be permitted
10 visit any prisoner In bis cell except through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
A REFERENCE IN THE CONTINENTAL LIFE SUIT
l.. a aui4 Lrou rht in RrnoklYn by one uOYt

In a suit brought in Brooklyn by one Hoyt
AGAINST the Continental Life Insurance Company, Judge
Pratt on motion for reference to examine the ac-
counts and in the hands Of the receiver has
granted the motion He holds that this is motion for
the policy hJdcrs and says: The Doicy-hodes have
clear right the condition of the fund.- the amount
thereof available TO pay their claims ana the way IS
that an immediate report of this corporation should lie
made: and II equally important that II should he
report upon which they can rely and act Any unneces-
sary delay anything tending 10 suppress full and
searching inv :igatiJu cannot he t0!el'tci.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
FRENCH DJsTRlyST OF GERMANY.

- PARIS, Saturday, Jan 20, 1877.
The RepubIiquc FRANCHISE publishes a letter
which states that work the Notifications at Metz and
Srasbourg Is being pushed forward to completion with
the utmost haste great stores OF provisions arry
Ing The Tennis however discrcdits the alarmist iner
ences which the Repttbi,que seeks to draw.
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THE LANDsLIP on THE TRIESTE RAILWAY.

LONDON. Saturday, Jan. 20, 1871.
A Pesth telegram to The Daily yecs says the andslip
Is near stenbruck. II estimated that 100000
meters earth have fallen and the movement continues
The railway is covered depth Of 30 feet for 200 yards
and will be blocked weeks. The river has overOwcd
its banks consequence of the stoppage of Its waters.
BERLIN, Saturday, Jan. 20. 1877.
The rinderpest has appeared in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

HOLMES BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH Com.
paw XII RRoapwAYWitlin months have arrested
t~ ,roars I'm The yDre OF Thorton Walker ST. In ia
com Eaonr Wskest and two the store OF ~ H. Clni'
lin We meyer fail hcll At our door We appro
pirate no COO other parties 10 our circuAr@
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PROMINENT ARRIVAL.

5y6h Lreuu. Hotel-Anthony J. Drexel OF Rhila-
dep5 Dewitt Ella supernisndepl 81 s sne ~ pp
hsmfon Hotel rrns,rick-Capt Anfrye OF the french
LEGATION az Washing godn o'"Tupo,
speral Charles Hughes OF Gov obnsons stan
clarendon Jo9ah o. AoDOttoi Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
CORAL FISHERS COMING WESTWARD.

A dispatch from Rome to The Times says
the coral fishers OF Tore del Greco fitting out six
large vessels FOR expedition TO newly discovered
coral reef between Bermuda aud Nova Scotia, next
Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
The rinderpest has appeared in this city.

FRANKFoRT, Jan. 19.-Herr HolthOf who
was elected Parliament from here, the candidate
OF the Democrats. He had 5000 majority oyer the
National Liberal candidate
(for other Foreign Ftrd Puget
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AnnouncsuensAt

SPEEDY RELIEF FROM TIE NAUSEA
by the use OF that deghuu pscnoS
of the stomach. MILK VI MAGkEsIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
NEW.yOR WATER sUPPLY.

PouGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 1S.-Judge Barnard OF
the supreme Cour, to-day denied injunction asked ior
by the AaLopac Land Company. restraining the Mayor
and Aldermen OF the City Of NewYork from drawing of
the water Of Lake MahOpac, pending suit brought
against them Putnam, Oh tue grounds that no action
or special proceeding can be now brought In any place
EXCEPT the CITY aud County Of SewYOk aud then only
IN u,e Surname Court when the May,r Aldermen AID
C. uuou..ty Of the City Of New-Y0rk are defendants
iniunc lion denied without COSTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

AMERICAN STANDARD SHOT, also LEAD PIPE
and StYRT LEAD manufactured by the CoLwsL LEAD W,
successors the New Lead Co., 10 Ccntrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
BANK TAX RATION.

The committee appointed by the Chamber Of
Commerce ON bank taxation met at the rooms OF the
Chamber yesterday The chairman requested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
HOME NEWS.

ruppMoMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
o. m so. Noon, SEE. D. m, 4Oo Midnght' So0'
Highest during the day, 40. Lowest, ~.
Avrraee 3.sso. Same day, 1875, S2ia'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

THE DOCTOR AND HIS PATIRNT.-DOctOr-
IL IA uuitr evident Donald, that your compliant
rslgia. Pntien-!Sew ralgy. c. yehi hae had IL al
an on for more than nifty years!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
DR.. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly estees elegantly coated for the cure OF all do
orders of the stomach liver bowe kidneys bladder nerve
diseases hesiache constipation, cosyeness indigestion dye
pcpsiA bousness bilious fever Inflammation OF the bowed
piles aud sill arrangements Of the internal vseera warrn
PRICE Is CENTS PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGIsTa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
FEVER AND AGUE,

FEWER AND AGUE cured for atty ccnts There 10 not
agent in this world that will cure fevcr and Asaa
And all other Mslarous Bilious Scarlet Typhoid, yellow az
othor Fevers taded by RAILWAYS PILLS. 20 quick y
Railways READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

The Rev. A. J.. Putnam OF the Church of the
SAVIOR ereponts snd Monroe place has declined call
Of tie Unilaran Church NJ Quincy, Mas.
Ernst Ochs. a carpenter III hckibben-st. claims
damages for alleged assault and battery The part Of
NJ Nsgor wine importer OF MontroscaYe. ochs asserts
that Mayer attacked during heated business dscusson
Two Of the CorOuers jury investigating the Brook
yn TheaIe asked that the testimony be eopcnei
hui or simms has that would be
The verdict will announced week by the foreman.
Ripley Ropes.
An Old man named Henry Skinner slipped and fell
coming o. the boats OF the caarne Ferry
OIL Thursday aud while was st lying the bridge WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

MAXWELL UNDER ARREsT-BRowN HELD IN $780,
600 Raj.
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NOTES.

GoLp, 1914, 1o5. Currency, 95,1,
b5,:.
TUE distance driven last week In tho
Su,ro Tunnel waa so feet. making tho
total length. l6.O35 feet.
CHANT is packing up, that he may DO
really to relieve tho White House of his
prcscnco and presents.
TnE Louisiana committee Of tho House
have agreed TO report tho hill. rcorgan-
izing the Nichols government Of that
State.
TnE Radical party might survive Tho
'dcfrnt Of Hayes, but it is not likely TO
survive his fraudulent election.
wnra Mr.. Moody remarked that lie
Ind no time TO study grammcr, it was
because l,c saw 30 many OF lis fellow
creatures constantly parSing away.
JAuis Il. KEExE rlnIns that llo has
mulo SS5OO, 900 by tho riSo aud fall of
Western Union stock, II is denied that
hc intends taking my active part in
tho telegraph dictatorship or making
telegraph Investments.
I'nI st. Louis R.pH5!icdm regards tho
decision Of the Commission ns n fatal
blow 10 popular freedom. The country
could better have afforded TO endure
urnnt twcuty y.nrs longer than TO be
thus boTnd hand and foot AMI delivered
over To the organized iniqui,y Of Re.
turning boards. 80 s. A. ~
SrE:KISG OF tho, Rio Granle. recent
writer says: ''Imasine four Of tho crook
c'lrst things in the world, then Imagine
fUnr moro twice us crooked, aud fancy
to yourself large river three times us
crooked as all these put together, AMI
you hnvc u faint IDEA OF the crooked
disposition Of this crooked river. There |
is no drift in il from tho fact that it is |
30 crooked that timber can't find its |
way far enough down to lodge two |
sticks together; but few snakes, because
It III not straight enough TO swim in,
and the fish are oil in tho whirIpools in
tho bends, because they cant find their
way out. Birds frequently nttcm t to
fly across tho river aud light oil tho
same side they started from, being de-
ceivcd by tho different crooks! Indeed, |
you may DO deceived when you think
you Are across it; aud some OF the
.N.m "a g. .
b'hoys sdy it IS SO twisting there is but
ono sido 70 it, -.
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
i Ninth judicial District, Of the State of Ne
Ynda, In and for tho County OF EIko. Joscph
Van Camp. plsintin. against Cecilia Van CaInp
dcfenlleiIt- Action brought I'm tho District
Court OF Tho SIHth Judicial district OF tho State
OF Nevada. In and for the County OF ElLo. and
the complaint fled in tho ofllco OF tho Clerk of
8 Ill District Court.
THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GuEETISo
TO CECILIA VAN CAMP, defendant. Yuu arc
hereby required 20 appear In an action brought
against you By the Above named plulntj6 In flIe
District Court OF tho Ninth Judicial DItrict of
tho State Of Nevada. IN and for tlID County Of
Eko. aud to nnsWcr tho complaint Hie,I ther
within 10 days Exclusive OF tho day OF scryIcci
after the service OH you Of this summons-Ii
served within this County: or, II served out of
this County. but In this District, within twenty
days: Otherwise, within forty IlayR-or judT.
nIcnt by default will DO taken against ron, Ac-
corIilpg ID tho prayer Of said complaint Tho
said action Is brought 10 obtain Judgment ami
decree Of this Court disSolvlng tho bond Of rnIt-
Hinony existing between plaintiff and defend
ant, on the grounds Of dcSertion, As will more
fully appear by reference to the complaint ON
nlo In Ivy Office.
Aud you arc hereby notified that 80 you fail 10
appear and answer aAid complaint a. shove re.
TOR tho rslict therein demaud0l.
Given under my hand aud The Seal Of tho
District Court Of the SInlh Judicial
Eavul District pI thu htata Of Nevada, COuu-
~ OF ElkO, this sd day OF December,
In tho year OF our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and kcvenIy-EiI.
o. + GREkE. Clerk.
sTnEEF & wINDLE. Plaintiff Attorneys,
j4-GM
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n THE DISTRICT COuI,r M THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L Ninth Judicial District, Of the State of Me-
Tadn. In and for the County o! E1ko.- Amelia T.
Jewstt. plaintiff. against John Il. Jewett. de-
PENDANT. Action brought I'm the District court
u the NJ, tn Judicial Distract OF the State OF
Nevada. In and for tho County Of Elko,
and the Complaint died In the once of
tho Clerk OF said District Court
IKE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETING
10 JOHN II. JEWETr. defendant. You are
against you by the above named piaIuiI6 In Inc
District Court Of tho Ninth Judicial District of
the StAteof Nevada, In and for the County Of
Eiko. anu TO answer tho complaint hled therein
within ten days Exclusive of tho day of Gerrice)
alter the service on you OF this SummonS-if
served within this County; or n 1crycd out
OF this County. but in this District, within 10
unysi otherTIse, within 10 d1ys-Or Judgment
by default will DC taken nRaInst you, according
70 ne prayer OF sAid coInplaint- Tho said Ae-
non ID Drought To obtain . Judgment OF this
Court. decrcCipg that tho bonds OF matrimopy
c1is'lng between plaintiff and defendant be
uisSoFed. on the grounds OF hAbltual, RrpEa
drunkcilnesH. and for extreme cruelty; aud that
Inc plaintiff have the custody OF The mIuor
Children. me ntionCd In the complaint. aud for
such other and further relief As to tho Court
may seem Just and equitable In the premises. Hs
Will more fully appear by reference TO the coin.
plant on hle III my ONCE, . certified copy OF
which accompanies this writ. And you arc
aTer eald COMPLAINT as above required, the
sail plaintiff will apply to the Court for tho re-
lict therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the
Dbtrlct Court Of tho Sinth judicial
JSE,I1 District OF the StaiH Of Nevada, Coun.
Is OF E1ko, this goth day Of December,
IN tho year NJ our IIord ono thousand
eight hundred and sevcnly-EiX.
o. Z GREEN, Clerk.
j. l.. WINES. Attorney for Plaintiff. I3-GOd
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BOTiCE.

NorhCE W HEREBY GIVEN THAT
4 Efnestinc Coin Of tho Town and I,ou,,Ix
~ hhn, s'At1 0i Nevada. twfo Of Michael C,1l,fi
tTn a to make application to the Di.tric{
I'M, m IhG hlnih Judicial district 81 tho State
loti' day af March, 1911, At 10 O'clock 4. " If
,nst Jay, for an order Of said Court, n fImtiln1
I 20 SsIIy on business In said TiwE of Elko,
snait u hn act 81 tho h. III ILn 81. H. ~,
Sc,ah' entitled ',hn AGt 10 anihnrlEn married
~olr I 10 transact business III ihrir own ancs
TI,s n. sinc.s Approved Yebruary Gl,. 1867.
sSel5ng a grocery md fruit store ia said FOWL
Pc5,5pary 7th, 1917. 'H1 p am
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70 TRANSFERS.

PROPOSALS Will, HE RECEIVED NY Tue
= unhcrsiticd AT "Hn FrHnc!'s'i Ia March 1,
merchandising wood, tho Sane To be ,ic,lyctSI,ia
Huth anASutlcs a. may bz rsuBir. d from dIy to
HAy 70 tho Ouhhisun htIu. lAir0, tUr the deity
cry OF froai a,Vov "a 90 tons VI ORC from lilo
milne Known rs lho J co Milne, STATED m Raj.
qnsd District, Elko County, Nevada. TO tho sIjd
'lnhlIi:on VII. Tho delivery Of sbOvo ariommt,
OF orc 20 1olnmchee on or SbIM Match lat, ana
10 be continued In quHhtirs VI not loss tbsn on
t3hs pr day. Thc party Advertising rrhrtycs
tue right TO reject any aui all biis GLL:--,.|,
H.. q. HwNIS,
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ANNUAL MEETING.

{ lFEICE OF FALCON MINING! CONF
~ pany. Eiko, February. !. iS7i Tho an.
tiuHl meeting OF tho Stockholders of tho F,I.
con Mining C.srlpan!. for tho election Of Ttus-
Sccs I" serve IOn the cn ,nina var, H1i EIr tho
itHnaneii,h al such q liCt bus ht W ~ may Hfn.
perry come before the Injecting. viii DO he'll NJ
tho Office Of the Company. iisnk O! II, T.. PnnnH
man 4 Go. on TuuBSIiY, MARCH 81, isi;. at
n'ci"ck = ". Transfer books v III cio,u on
FRIDAY, FEBRUAkY nd, at $3.50 {. v. AMI fr-
RlISil clUsou until after che SJttt,nt
ib7td II. 81. GRAST 1t;tclaty.
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DELINQUENT, NOTICE.

II UsCAROItA CoNso LIDATED
Mining Company. Location nud principal
place OF business, Eiko. nevada. Location Of
xorXS, IuFcarcra Mining District, Elko, Elko
county, &eYada. b. s.-..s:7 Gan ,r--lG ,-.-
NoTIcE-TlIrre arc delinquent upon tho fol-
lowing described stock, on account OF Asscs.
nient tho. ~ lowed on tho LIST day OF NoyeIn.
Der, 1916. tic several amounts set Opposite tho
nAmrs OF tho respective Shareholders as followa;
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SouTH L.EOpAHp piININa COM
Sseyada, location Of works, G9rnuccnia uininR
DIsitict. Elko county, EcvSda, '"
Il, HvliCH y hereby Giyeh that 81 q meeting o.
Voluntary, 1917, an assessment mo. a. 81 sIt
ennH pr share vas levied upon tho capital etock
,'nS corporation. ptJa6ls iumed,eiJ. In Unit.
81 tho Company, bank II 81, ~ Troem.n 4
Company. Emo, Nevada. -
Any stock upon which lhi. Ass,ssn,e,.. shaii r..
III, nnba,a on tho FIFTH day Of MARCH,, 1877,
pnoie hnclloiI. aud unless payment IL If.sdo be.
l EH VII u ,3id on WEDNESDAY, tho rSUrrif
nW o. hIui+ ls1i to pay tho deiin1uan tlScss.
fri ,c Of S1r. w order ~ Dto Dcsri Of
HIM GRANT. Secretary.
,Eko. NCTAils. Sii1,r,H'