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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-08
STATE OVER.

| TRAVIS tomM-DeGress was electe,
mayor by vote of 42S out of 1914
Chandler came next with a vote of 100
| Tdrrdm County Fort Worth is I,
have new Touring mill near the com
press.--There will be a new race track
soon.
Brlcsoa Colmte-''ho only child O
Z. W. Billings, editor of the Eagle, died
IN Bryan, May 22d.--Dr A. T. Uas
gard has been adiudged insane 9
Hayes Comtg--San Marcos had roast
ing ears on the 25th of Maya fifty
acre field of wheat that was Thought 10
have been destroyed by transformers
yielded eighteen bushels to the acre.
Bell CoHntV-A sad ease has come 10
light in the death of young lady who
was seduced by John Richardson. mn,
der the promise of marriage. lie then
completed his devilish work by giving
the young lady medicine to produce
abortion, which resulted in her death
Richardson is in Jail awaiting the pro.
cess OF law to determine his guilt and
punishment.
Harris Comty.-Thcre is only one train
nom Galveston that makes connection
with other trains at Houston. The
defunct civil rights bill was brought mn
when a negress demanded entrance into
the car vivid de white ladies" She did
not 20 in.--"Soiled doves" are ilying
away from the pulling" by the police
The type and material of the Tele.
graph office has been boxed and stored
away,
Grdy5oH Comiy.--Denison has made
arrangements for the celebration of The
fourth Of July.-The Cresset eives a
long description OF the storm and It's
rayages in that city on Monday. No
person was seriously hurt, but many
dollars worth of property was de.
stroyed. sherman wants 10 celebrate
on the iourth.--A mile of the street
railway track will be completed Satnr
day..--Judge Bledsoe has been ten.
dered quite a compliment bv resolu.
lions Of the bar Of Red River county
where he has been holding court-k
tragedy Is reported in the Register tho
murder OF three persons north of Kens
lucky town Constable Brown and a
posse went TO the scene of action.
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MLepnm CUNT. -On Monday, fifty
ono hands reported 10 work the streets
and SIXTY three were absonl The
annual election Of officers Of the sun
pension bridge company was held Mon
day, aud William A Fort elected presl'
dent Tho bridge will be free 10 ys'
tors, on occasion Of the reunion Of
lloods brigade About eight hun
bred persons attended the protesting
masaconyenliou aud passed rosolu'
iions requesting the mayor and council
and attorney 10 resign The Central
company have made quite % reduction
IN the freight tarili 10 aud from Waco.
- President Hayes has declined with
thanks. the invitation 10 he prescnt at
the reunion Of Hood brigade The
mayor aud city council arc Threatened
with the Clock up' II they imWsoA
anybody for not working the streets
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Jusr at this juncture, everything res
lating TO General Ord is of interest to
Texans. Our readers will be surprised
to learn that he is descendant OF
George the WITH, by Mrs. Fitaherbert
In another place we publish the inter.
esting item clipped from the New Or.
leans Democrat The blood royal of
England has furnished two illustrious
soldiers TO America in the person of the
distinguished gentlemen named, and
the lamentcd j. Z. B. Stuart, who was
direct descendant of Charles Stuart
the idolized but unfortunate king of
tho cavaliers. The house of Brunswick
sent its son into the northern army
and that Of Stuart into the army of The
confederacy. Both won imperisbable
honors, and both will illustrate granIlv
their separate pages Of American his.
tory
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A war correspondent of the London
News describes the Cossack's pony rs
having no middle piece to speak Of
with an eve neck, n gaunt projecting
head, with ragged tanks, loose hooks
limp letlocks, shelly feet, and general
aspect Of knackerism--the sort of ami
NAL in fine for which n costermonger
would think twice before he offered
three quid for it on the outskirts OF
the Metropolitan cattle market on q
Friday afternoon, But the screw is OF
lndomitablo gameness and toughness-
lives where other horses would starye-
is fresh when most other horses are
knocked up--and is fit to carry its
rider across Europe, The Cossacks
seem to be used Unfortunately
for all sorts of work. They were
the first to enter Roumania, they
ride about alone with dispatches,
they escort suspected spies. keeping the
head OF their lance carefully within
easy distance of the small Of the sus,
poets back, to be handy for skewering
him If he would attempt escape; and
Cossacks are placed on guard over the
ships at the Galat1 quay, to prevent
their attempting departure, Dismount-
ing and Stacking his pony by a hobble
ON each toreleg, connected by leather
strap with another hobble around the
left hind leg above the hook, the Cos
sack takes up position ON the extreme
edge of the jetty with his lance pointed
IN the direction of the ship, as if he
would transfx it should it attempt to
escape, and there he stands self con,
tanned, alfable alert and with general
aspect conveying the idea that he is
patroni1ing that section of Christendom
within his purview He will accept -
cigarette, and tender one u light from
his in the friendliest manner but one
Will never coax him to take his eye for
a single minute OIL the ship which he
has in custody.
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A FEW days since the telegraph
brought us an account of Dean Stan
lcy's ilattery of Grant The reverend
dean of Westminster is sadly out when
he speaks of Grants efforts at paoitica
ton, and he evidently has never heard
that Phil Sheridan and De Trobriand
at Grants behest dispersed by the bay
onet the peaceful Legislature of sover.
eign state, or manufactured southern
outrages by the thousand 10 influence
elections. AS a pacifcator Grant will
not rank high in history.
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In another place to-day we give Il
lengthy article on the public schools
written by the trustee, of Prof. Giles
school. The document is we'll worthy q
perlsal, and we trust our people will
read it, Dyested of its evident desire
to rely upon the Peabody fund.- to the
extent of two thousand dollars, the
paper is good one. and we heartily
subscribe to it in every other particular,
although the positions taken arc by no
means either new or novel. The duty
is upon us to provide for our youth
public and free education, and that
without stint, and every attempt to
transfer the burden, or any part of it to
the shoulders of others, il an indirect
blow at the main idea. Public schools
are supported only by the public, and
not by dead or live individuals.
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HAYES approach to democratic prin
ciplca Of government il u hopeful sign
for tho future, We have all along
maintained that, If perfect peace WA
ever restored, and the perpetuity ofth'
government assured, the country would
be compelled to return 10 tho dcathlos'
principles promulgated by tho immor
tai Jefferson, and to which II owes
whatever of progress that has as yet
marked its history,
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ONE would us soon expect good out
of Nazareth, MS to have Paddock speak
II good word for Dallas But in the
matter Of tho Dallas and Wichita, he
has gone oil halfcocked, and the road
will be completed even if tho great
Fifth ward thunderor does look on the
enterprise with an evil eye, Come
over Pad, old boy, and try one of them
excursions you have hoored" so much
about and we guarantee that it will
shake the bile out of you rs neatly MS
a dose of Kansas pills,
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ny natural ln.iInri.

A MISUNDERSTANDING Russian
countGranjukelexis. or something OF
that sort-was stopping at one of the
baltimore hotels the other day, when
the waiter asked him what part of the
turkey he'd have. The distinguished
Russian got red in the face, ;umped mn
on a chair and shouted, by 81 NicboS
las Constantinople, IL they killmeofTl {"
That part wasn't handy.
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TnE prcss aud the city government Of
Wnco are in beautiful middle, The
people ARE divided, ditto, the papers
The Examiner few months since OPP
posed the election Of Mayor Byrd, II
Is now lighting the demand of tho Ncw'
aud m Indignation meeting for his re-
signation or removal, They have more
churches and less forbearanco with eacl
other in that town than any other place
in Texas.
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TnE prospect for n majority Tor Tho
Texas and Pacific bill next session
grows brighter and brighter every day
In fact, many of the bittorest enemies
of the enterprise now concede its GER
tainty. Surely congress will do this
great act of justice at once, because
every hour that fits by convinccs Us
that the every best interest of Tia,
whole country demands the speedy
completion Of this great highway of Tia,
nntiona
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WurS New Orleans journalists begin
TO publish cards, the people over the
lake begin to clear up the different
duelling grounds, and the undertakes
become active at once. They are at il
now, and who the victim will be, is one
Of them things fellow cant find out
in advance, try he never so hard. The
difficulty is about the Democrats effort
TO ret into the associated dress, and the
effort of the members to exclude it.
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Tho delighIinl anpoi NJ lhIsnoW principle
Dr. ! u Molaans Cough and Lung liral'
las Gl0hules. A tho saliye Ia ibp mouth
aels on The HiobuleH gas IL generated which
so01hon ana heals irritation NJ me lhruHi
AMI lungs, makes no voice oioal asa Mira q
euFes hoarsonesf ushs,eolds and oousump'
q, lrla noEos by mail, - cents, pr j.
II Mclean, 80 Chestnut ttuei, ~ Louis
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A Reliable sayIurs p.pL

One box OF Dr. TUFTS Pills will save you
many dollars in doctors bills. They will
surely cure Chills and Fever; Dyspepsia,
Disordered Liver or Bowels; Sick Headache,
Iaundiee or Chronic Constipation. Only
Is cents Mavos.u1,
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USrL the Russians got across the
Danube we may expect dry reading in
our foreign dispatches, II thoy are IA
cut throats, in Gods name lot them gel
At II In earnest, and mol spend the time
In billing and cooling across the muddy
riwap
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He did not like TO tell her
Her teeth were foul, her breath was bad.
And 20, he simply sent her
Some fragrant sozODONT he had.
She took the pint and used IL,
And now she's sweet and he is clad.
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Wuagr, as an exoIlant, will not
down at the bidding ofany man Even
Mr., Hayes Ia having little trouble
with II, Send for Mckee.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING. iiililj JUNE 4

SAVANNAH, gfoRoli, IL wrestling In tho
tolls Of bonded debt consisting OF
sl,iS17OO, and AZ present the bonds are
on top,
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IHO SELL or EXCHANGE fOR DALLAS
CITY Property or good lnhds, an ono-half
Interest In IA splendid Mourning mill IN good
order, located In tho beautiful aud growing
town OF WaNahnohle. Title perfect Apply
10 IL, W, GRADER, Agent, WaxahRchle,
TuXna, luN q
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A LADY CLERK-One understanding the
n millinery buSiaess preferred, Refer
enceA required, Enquire AT the Dollar Store,
~ and 40 Kim street. Ju7.3t
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
PROCLAMATION.
MAYOpS OEFICE

MAYORS OFFICE,
CRY on DALLAS, TEXAs, May 30, ISL
Ia obedience to resolution ~ the CITY
Council, passed nj v called meeting OF the
City Council ON the 2Dlh day OF May, A. u,
ISL, an election Will he held in the different
wards OF tho city OF Dallas, Ia accordance
with section 10 OF the school law, approved
August ~, 1876,
On the 18Th Day of June, AID. 1871
to decide whother tax OF one. fourth Of one
per cent shall ho levied ON the taxable prom
erly within the corporate limits OF tho city
for TIN maintenance of public schOolQ.
Mr. y, IL. Kendall, presiding officer, First
ward, Courthouse,
Mr. NJ. u. Darlington, presiding ofllcor,
Second ward, PointGrA warehouse
Major John Henry Brown, presiding en-.
Ger, Third wNrd, Buckhorn Corner.
Mr. j, J ENkns, presiding oliccr Fourth
whri, Sch oil House.
The election will be held within the no, ~
provided Oy law. The tickets viii read, " lu'
lrUing Sch0oi tdr." "IVauM i1JHg Sc,uul
tdt,' W, l.. CABELI4, Mayor
Attest J. h. HEREFORD, city Secretary.
m0ySldullJul0
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.


Fouf-lln0 Advertisements inserted twice In
lhlH column for Twenty-Five Cents,
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builders OF Iron Boats and Barges, Iron Rail.
way Cars, Boilers, Tanks, and Plate linn
Work for blast Furnaces, Distiileties, Ren.
deTing Establishments, etc, etc.
This company has uneQualed facilities N,
shipping, both by river and rail, and thai,
machinery and tools being Of the latest a nj
most improved construction, they are ahis
20 furnish the best work at the lowest nric.s
Proposals furnished on application.
s,. THEODORE ALLEN,
Hiu'oom-"@s supL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFYIcR OF THE WARD GOLD AND
- silver Mining Company. San Francisco.
March O.. isff.-Notie.-Ths annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of tho Ward Gold and sil.
yer Mining Company win be held Of the once
OF the Company, Room %. No. 40 Caiifotnis
street. San francisco, California, on THURS
DAY, the 72d day Of March. 1871. st the hour Of
! O'Clock r n. for the psrposs Of electing ON.
eers 10 serve for the ensuing year. and for the
Transaction Of sueh other business tat mar
properly come before the meeting. Transfer
books will be closed on Saturday. thctOth day
OF March, 1877, d the hour Of I1n.
JOS. nA0UIRK, Secretary.
Omce-Room o., No. tis California street,
Ian Hrsneisco, California. mh7td
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NOTICE TO co.owHERs.

mo MARK sTRoUsE AND DENNIS HE,,
j ~serty.-Eotics 10 hereby given 10 The above
namsd persons and ~locstors that the under.
sImed has, during ihs veaS OF 1873 and 1870.
erpepded In the Development and protection OF
ana for labor and improvements upon the
MARIN Mining Claim. located tnd situste
in he Gold Hill Mining District. Storey
comfy. Nevada, tho amount VI tvo hu' died
md afty.tvo dollsrs End thirty.nve cents. You
az hereby furthsr notified and required 10 con.
sshnte your proportion Of said expenditures.
a. msde ~ Aforesaid. due from you and each
~ vou. a follows, TO Wit:
Prom you. Mark ftrouse. t18 20
Pr,m YOU. Dennis Heagcrty.. ........... 81 Is
Yoa and each Of ycu are hereby further noti.
a.d thst In case you fall or refuse 10 pay the re-
s~nsrtIve amounts Of meney set opposite your
r~pectivc names above. 70 me. Philip Oorco.
IN. Il ny residences 81 the Pluto HOUSE. Lower
Gold Hill, storey county. btate Of Nevada, b.
fore M expiration Of ninety days after publ.
alton OF this notice. your and each Of your
intsrssts in said Baldwin Mining Claim viii.
by ooerstirn OF Law. become the property of Inc
undsniened, who made the above expenditures
on AID mining claim.
PHILLIP O0RCoRAN,
Locator and Co-ownsr,
Gold Hill. Storey county, Ssvsds. rsSrusy
iTth. isT1. fsiSsod
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Ana IN accordance with law. and an order OF
The Board Of Directors, made on the 9th DAY
OF February. ISL, 90 many shares OF each
parcel of such stock o. may be necessary win
10 sold ct public snetion. % the once Of the
Company. Not Leidssdo,a stre.t. San Francis;
March, 1871, at the hour Of one O'Clock ?. n.
of psid day, TO pay said delinquent assess-
ment thereon. together with costs Of sdver.
tIsing and expenses Of sale
VICTOR PERNBACH, Secretary.
Ofnos-No. . Leiderdorf street. ran rr.n.
eiso,. california mhfstd
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN rnR DISTRICT COURT or THE
1 Unit,d States. for the District Of Nevada.-
In the matter Of 0R0. l.. SCHwAB. Bankrupt,
10 bankruptcy - United STAT Of America,
District OF Nevada. ss.-A warrant In Bank.
ruptcy has been issued BY said court against
the estate Of Geo. l.. Sehwab. OF the city Of Wiz.
ginia, the county Of Storey and State Of Nevsra,
In Haid District. Who has been duly adjudged
bankrupt upon the petition Of his cfeditoft; and
ue payment Of any debts and the delivery Of
any property belonging 10 uid bankrupt to him
or u his use. and the transfer Of any property
by him, ara forbidden by Law. A meeting Of the
creditors Of said bankrupt. to prove their debts
and ehoore one or more assiguees Of his estate,
will be held Of . Court Of Bankruptcy, To be
holden ID virctnia. In said district. on The 10Th
day Of March. A. ID. 1871. At I O'Clock r. 4,
nj the once Of X. Struiher, Room No. 4 Odd
fellows' Buildlng, csfner Of O and Bmith
streets, one Of The Resisters I'm Bankruptcy Of
said district
AUGUSTUS ASH.
United States Msrhal and Messenger In BARK.
ruptcy for said district. mhflh
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Niagara-Censisued

And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the III
day Of February. 1871. 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock - may be necessary WI
be sold ct public auction, II the once OF tns
Company. on MONDAY, the ID day OF April,
1871, q the hour OF . a'clock p n. OF said day,
TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon. 10.
gethef with costs OF Advertising and expenses
W. n. TOWNSEND. Secretary.
omee-s9 Nevsas Block, San Fransisco: Cali
fonia. mhlota
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And In accordance with law. and an order oil
The Board Of Dirretou. made On the 3oth day Of
January. 1871. 90 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock % may DO necessary will be
sold at public auction. at the once Of the Com.
psny, No. sii California strset. Rooms . and 4,
second floor. over Etna Insurance once.
entrance 80 California STREET. sa1 Fran.
cisco, California. on TUESDAY, the NH
day Of March. 1871. at the hour OF Q o'clock
ment thereon. together with costs of advcrtis
Ing and expenses Of the sale.
J. N. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
0nace-Eo. 3ii California ,treet. Rooms 8 and
4. second ioor, over Etns insurance ONCE, en-.
trance 80 California street. San Francisco. Call.
fornis. mhstd
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LADY sRVAN.
YnSfPnNEMKNf.

NETTING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
"A ,hs Lady Bryan Mioilg Company. held
Frb.uary %. iss1. 10 was ordsssd thss The ssis
on Ihe 81 81 nov d-iinqasnt on account OF
Assessment No. 10. said Sale of said stock hav-
given hat ssid saic 10 possposed until further
wN. II. NcCLfNToCK. eeefetaH.
Onscs-No. 81 Pine street. Room No. = San
Iraneisco. California Fssa
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sHFRIFF's SALE.

nY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IssUrn
u out u tho District Couit OF the First in.
dieiai District. In and for the county Of Storey,
stats OF NevsdA, on tn D h day Of March. A. d,
Judgment rendered In paid Court On the s0th
day Of septen be,. A. ID. 1876. In isyor Of
JAMES BLACKBURN. pAlniln, and asaln.t
SOUTH CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA GOLD
AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. defend.
ant. for the sum Of three thousand AID eighty.
three 03,oss, dollars. together with go u
costs and disbursements at the date OF said
Judgment, and aecruibg costs. NV amounting
tn the sun Of ~ %, ell In gold coin Of the
United States, I have on this the 10Th day Of
March, A. D. 1877. levied on the following min
ing property. 10 wit: Tho claim Of the south
Consolidate Virgins Gold and silver Mining
Company, being two thousand ,ix hundred feet
linear measurr) OF the mineral lode or gold
and silver. bearing quartz ledge, together with
sii its dips. spun. angles and variations, 10.
xethsr with SUFFICIENT ground ON either sid- Of
psii de for mining and milling purposes.
The extent 81 said claim M 90 raid lode and
the area OF said ground for mlulns and milling
purposes being more particularly described a.
follows. To Wit; Commencing at stake No. ]
shd running north.rly and parallel viii ssid
loie twenty-rix hundr~d feet. TO stake No. Q;
thebc. 1t right angles TO nld line westwardly
along the fsee OF the mountain twenty-six hun
dred feet, tn stahe No, 8 theme II right angles
AMI uAfhiltl WIN e1iu iput ruuturfiy tNeuty
six bundled feet. ~ stake No 4; thence al
right angles eastesly tv.nty-riI hundred feet.
10 the plsc. Of beginning: .ald mine being sit.
uzied In Union havine : sometimes Known A.
American Flat kavin9-a tat OF which said
mine IL situated In Gold Hill Mining District,
county and stAte Aforesaid. together with all
and singular the tenements, heredltaments and
apyuitenances iherernto belonging. including
hoisting works. machinery. etc.
Notice 4. herrby given. that on Saturday.
the si,t day Of March. A ID. 1877. between the
o. . o'clock 4. N. and 5 O'Clock ?. n viz:
a. II o'e och oon. I will sell all the right.
little claim and interest of the said Defendant.
Ii. South Consolidated Virginia Gold and silver
Mini Z Co.. Of In and N the above dercribed
property, at the oourt house doors In the city
q viryidis. county Of storey. state Of nevada.
~ pubic auction. Tor eash In hand TO the hlsh.
"a and beet bidder. 10 satisfy said execution
and all costs In United styes gold coin.
T. y. KELLY,
sheriff OF storey county, Nevads.
vtruinia Msnrh IN f41T min "a
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STOCKHOLDERS MEE1lno.

MINT GOLD AND SILVER MINING
- compsny.--iocst'on Of woiks. Virginia
Mining District. Storey county. ttAte II Ne.
vads The regular ANIMAL nesting % the stock.
holders Of the above hsmsd Company. for tho
election OF Trustees for the ensuing year, and
the Transaction Of sueh Other business q. may
come before the nesting. will he held At the of.
nee ofthe Company. Room Z. No. col California
sfr..t. Nan francisco. California. on TUES
DAY. IN. nth day of March. is5T, At II O'Clock
noon. Tanser books will b. ciosed on s.tur.
dav. the 9Th day of March. ISL, at 10 O'Clock
noon, and remain cioed till after the meeting.
d.. A. jennings, secretary.
Gan fnnclseo. March Q. 1877 mhi2fd
Inn w0bH PROMPTLY DONE AT
SvH WOuN this once, In the beet style
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prLcnER sILvEa nININa coz.

nEISrUEE 1INHNo COu.
D fANY.-Loestion of irineilal place of
b. .ine-s. Sar'frs cisco. California.
Location Of works, 0old Hill. storey county.
NevSlA-
Notice 10 herrbs given. th,t u Q meeting Of
t,s board az Direct ~. held OF the stth day OF
February. ISL. IN asses-ment No. ~ Of Ons
u liar al per sharc vss levied upon the
ne q sharss OF the capital staeH.of n. corpo
~, ON. aud IN prcpo lion upon eaeh and svsry
olL IN 70 ~ tbe B~lcker Q .mpsay a.w oa'.
standing. payable Immediately, In United ststss
gold or. to the SECRETARY. ~ the odcs Of the
u .apapy. Rooa ~ u .ywsri's BUILDING. No. Sis
CAiif,rnla stte<t. ssn funci.co. Olif0miaA
.Any stock upnn which TIT. as-essDeat shall
remain unpAif On the 18th day VI March.
ir.., viii be de~iinausit O. and sivertised for
sale ~ pablo aaction. and unle-s payment 10
male before viii b. sid On TUESDAY. the
ifth day Of April. Ism. N Iay the dslin-
ausnt as~-es~m~nt. tox-ther with cost Of advef-
tls.ag aid expense. % sale.
u, rider o. the Bosr, % Diree,ors.
JOift cRocKtrr. s~eretary.
ofnee room ~ II ywsrd's building. No. tfs
Cali oruis strr~t. san rranei-eo. California