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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20
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Silver was quoted at 54H pence in
London yesterday.
Don't forget the Rip Van Wrinkle
matinee on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. d. w. Levan left this morning
for Dekalb, Illinois, IN a brief visit to
her relatives at that place.
A letter directed to Simon Held Il
Co., SAL Market street, San Francisco,
Cal, is held for postage at the Eureka
office.
Thanks to Cor. Wilson for q large
bundle of the latest publications, in.
Guiding magazines, illustrated papers,
etc. A full supply can always be
found at the Postoffice newsstand.
There will be a special meeting of the
members Of the Hook and Ladder and
Kuickerbocker Hose Companies, at
their truck house, on Thursday even.
ing next.
The correspondence of our valued
correspondent on Ruby Hill was re
ceived yesterday. By mistake it had
been forwarded to Palisade, hence its
non-appearance.
Some person or persons unknown,
without fear of the law or the conse-
quences Of their vandalism, removed
DIR. Rockman's signs, and those arti-
cles are now classed as lost or stolen.
Frof. Blake. a mining expert Of wide
fame, and we'll known on this coast,
arrived in Eureka Tuesday evening.
He will visit mines and report to
the scientists and capitalists of the
East as to their merits.
Adolphus Rudeen invaded our
sanctum last evening, his countenance
radiant with Joy, and announced the
fact that a son and heir had been given
unto him. The printers were re-
meinbered by the happy father.
Malcolm Mcdonald, q pioneer of
this place, arrived here on yesterday
mornings train from San Francisco.
He comes to visit some mining prop
erty he is interested IN on Prospect
mountain, and will remain a few days.
John Maupin yesterday finished his
contract for the stone work in the
foundation of the Jackson Hotel.
Dick Ryland commences this morn
ing the brick part of the building, and
expects to have it completed in two or
three weeks.
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The following companies have filed
their articles Of Incorporation: The
Tuscarora Mill and Mining Company.
Object: To operate In the Tuscarora
Mining District, Nevada. Capital
stock, $40, 600, 900. Trustees-W. H.
Pope, j. r. James, Henry Pinke.
Frederick Ogden and G. NJ. Holcomb.
The East Alpha Gold and Silver
Mining Company. Object: To opsr-
ate in the State of Nevada, with a
capital stock Of $40, 200, 900, divided in.
to loo, 900 shares OF 500 each. The
Directors are w. H. Hickles, C. B.
Silliman, William Granger, Jr., j. W.
Angell and Johnston Patterson.
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mvnlescemt.

We were pleased to see Jack Scales
out on the streets yesterday. He
looked rather pale from his recent ILL.,
ness. but q few days will bring back
the color to his countenance. From
the amount OF hand-shaking and con-
CALCULATIONS that be had to undergo
from his many friends, we judged
that he was in danger Of an immediate
relapse, but be stood the ordeal brave
ly. The ranch on the Hill will resume
It's former cheerful aspect As soon as
Jack IL enabled TO journey In that
direction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20

The Storey county papers were mis-
taken in announcing the killing of
Alec. Nixon, at Bodie. last week. He
is still alive and kicking. 1t was q
man who g by the name of "Big
Frank" who had the daylights blown
out of him by One-arm Davis.
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From Arizona.

Mr.. s. B. Wyman, an old resident Of
Eureka, who for the last year has been
operating in Arizona. Is back on .
visit to the Base Range. He seems to
lie favorably Impressed with the min
eral resources of Arizona. Mr.. Wy
man visits Eureka on business and
will return to his new home in a few
days.
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obituary.

The infant son of County Commits
sioner Oberer died at o o'clock last
night. The little fellow had been &c.
riously i'll for more than a week and
fears for the worst had been enter.
tanned several days, though the fond
parents were not entirely without
hope until the last. He was an inter-
esting child, and the sad affection
therefore falls all the more heavily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oberer have the SYM
pathy Of their e friends / IN
their sad bereavement. The funeral
will take plsck at 3 o'clock p. NJ. to-
day, from the residence Of the parents;
corner OF Spring and Clark streets,
The friends and acquaintance Of the
family arc invited to attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20

Alderman Haley. counsellor John
T. Baker. Mr.. Thomas Kelley and
some others, whose names we do not
now recall, leave this morning for a
little hunting expedition to the north
ward. They expect to be absent three
or four days.
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Messrs. Keyes and Raymond are
preparing q paper on the Eureka
mines to be read before the October
meeting Of the Institute Of Mining
Engineers. 1t will treat mainly of the
interesting geological problems in
volved in the late suit. We will be
obliged. II they can manage to furnish
US . cory.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20

Judge Field. Col. Harry Thornton,
Hon. Thomas Wren. General Dodge
and Governor Bradley all put in an
apPearance At Carson On Monday last.
All Of them, save the Governor, de.
parted for San Francisco via Lake
Bigler the same day.
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Herxiee On The Hill.

Rev. Joseph Johns, recently from
California, preached on Sunday to an
unusually large congregation al
Miners Union Hall, Ruby Hill. II
was an eloquent discourse.
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Plcmfcktng.

A party Of ladies went on . picnick.
ing excursion yesterday to Colonel
Monroe's ranch. They bring tidings
OF a pleasant drive and q good time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20

DR.. Terry reconsidered his European
trip, took a run to Tuscarora, and will
be home on to-night's train.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRr neatly repaired

you want to have your watches and jewel
repaired in q workmanlike manner. go Il
p. SrELER's jewelry store. o1e door south o
s. Ashim 4 Bros, Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20

Wells, Fargo q Co. shipped this
morning 5 bars Of bullion, valued at
IS, 73l AZ.
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7. j. MAurrs. Notary Public. Office q
place of business. oprssite Paxton 4 Co.
bank. aple-tf
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mine. and was appointed superin-
At THE NEW A

mine. and was appointed superin.
tendent.
At THE NEW SHAFT.
Since his return from the East he has
started q new shan lower down the
bill. 1t 10 a splendid piece Of work.
m%anship. and to our mind, shows ex-
cellent judgment in choice of location.
The shaft Is eight feet by four feet in
the clear, AMI divided into two com.
partments. II has already been sunk
. depth OF 100 feet. From this point a
drift was started Yesterday, running to
the east. 1t Is the intention tn drive to
the hanging wall, and through into the
ledge matter. 1t il we'll enough to no.
tice that this vein filling or gangue Is
permeated with more or less mineral,
showing the presence of oxide of iron
In numerous stains As depth Is
reached, the ore changes to a carbonate
Of . very high grade. Taking all of the
former Developments into consider
alton, and judging the mine not only
by the Indications mel with throughout
the various workings. but also Ia 70.
lation to its situation on Q well
defined belt, we think We are
justified in pronouncing 1t one
OF the most valuable properties In
the district. Another very important
feature. and III that will figure large
~ In the future economy Of the work.
inRs OF the mine, il the facility with
which the lower levels can be worked.
The ledge 10 pitching to the eastward,
and by starting down the mountain
side, . tunnel can be run underneath
which will tap the ledge in less than
l 900 feet. Al the foot OF the hill a
valley runs up from Pinto, and a nat
ural wagon road can be constructed to
that place ct a very slight expense.
II, as Is now generally conceded, the
E. Il p. X. r. il extended southwark
next year, the line will come within
half a mile of the foot Of the mountain,
and the transportation Of ores from the
min to the furnace can be accom-
plished at q much less cost than Oh
.aiDs al present. In conclusion, we
return thanks to Mr.. Wermuth for
his courtesy aud attention during the
trip, and also to Mr.. SCHNEIDER, who
piloted u through the labarynth of
tunnels, drifts, up.rsises. chambers,
etc., and devoted the day to our ser.
vice.
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An Agreeable Party on Ruby Hill.

~
Saturday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
F. j. Mette were visited by . large
party Of musicians and the leading
citizens of the Hill. The house was
crowded to its full capacity. AS 500
as MIR. II. Atkins, j. Il. Rule, and one
or two others, struck the first notes on
their string and reed instruments, the
saloons and cabins were vacated, and
all rushed to listen to the melodious
strains Of these skillful players. The
songs and glees were highly appreci-
ated by all present. The party
enjoyed themselves in q pleasant
dance. At IL o'clock the table was
laid for supper, aud it contained a very
bountiful spread. The party broke up
about IL o'clock, all highly pleased
with the evenings entertainment,
with the hope that those pleasurable
opportunities may be introduced Of
tener. NJ.
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tresses ON hand and made to order st the
Golden Rule Store.
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MI. Janitor McMahan, of the Hook
aud Ladder Company, has undertaken
the task of giving the big ditch a thor
ough cleansing. He was yesterday en-.
gagged in constructing . dam near Bige-
lows Hall, and when he succeeds in
getting q sufficient head Of water he
will flush tho ditch 10 good shape north
Of That point. His plan is to first
scrape all of the garbage from the sides
OF the ditch into the bed OF the stream.
and then send 1t of with the water from
his reservoir. 1t is q good job, and one
that will be appreciated by families
living In the stencil infected district.
There 10 already considerable sickness
among children who live adjacent to
the ditch. Mr.. McMahan relies upon
the liberality of persons along the line
Of the canal TO reward him for his en-
terprise. We hope TO see him we'll
paid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20

Depassssss Ysseesaay.
VIZ Evans HI Fletcher
~ Day Mrs VI h Grimm
Misc Minnie Gri0n Winnis
B Biavaahi BRasantini
J Gcldswerthy CBm
SFrsnIufas JH Taylsr
J n Shoemaker HKHan
P & Csnelly D McUllsr
Arrivals Lass HaghG
PL weaver Baldwin
J H Shoemaker, wife Miss K McLausblin
and tive children J n Thasker
Ptoehe, Hamilton And Eureka Lime
ARRIVALS.
Fe SL Read Otto B.'s.sl
~ the Tyhs Beage Hne.
AkRIvALa.
Jackson Bobgea
~ Jones
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TWENTY-FIVE DoLLAR TEA SETS,

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR TEA SErs, at HAS
KELL'S. sept9-tf
BAR GLASSES, Goblets, Tumblers, etc. at
HASKELL'S sept9-tf
FINE woel mattresses. $40. at HASKELL'S.
sep:9.tf
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EvesiaE DsarA.-S r. -.
30 Raymond 4 Eiy-13x
3s5 Eureka Cons ls1> 4sn
10 Jackson-7
1870 phenix- Doc 1
100 Alps-7Jc
10 Belmont 0c .oc
50 Rye Pstch-i0jc
30 Ii Dorado South-2k
I4S Leopsrd-lS0c ~
1895 Gila-lsoc isOc loo 1850 lS5c
100 Panthsr-l2s ~ N
40 Northern Beliefs
30 Hussey- +oc 40
20 Munhattan-l0H
2O3e Defrsss-lh lt0c
sD Grand PriLe-I7N IL
32S5 Argcnta-2 ~ 2ooe
80 Navajo 301c
2r.i Endowment soc 3i5e SIZE
40 lndspe pdence-lN
100 Young America -isos
100 venture-l
1900 Silver Prixe-lH
1870 Ho~ruet-ll5c ll0c
20 Star-5 II
l2O s.. Nayajo-0oc Sc
28e Grand Prize West-l0jc
2sO Mansisld--soc $50
40 Modoc-l70c 1850
500 N. Coso- $50 6Oc
lis q. Chariot-lA
30 Empirs-2
io7o CsiifOruis-2s 2sh 2sA Is 1x 2sN
lse Justice-I5S lsx lsH l5hbs lSX
40 Alta-5T 81 81
rs Yellow Jschst-Sk
% Succor-ZAc
80 s. Nsssds-lx 4SSc 900
no Julia 245c
100 Alta-5H
Ills Hale 4 Nsrcross-6N 81
765 Con. Virginia. 32k 20
80 Hale 4 Norcross-6X eXb0
40 Gould 4 Curry-9 6x
no Justice-l5H l5x
ls0 Hale 4 Norcross -6k ~
40 k~xchsqusr-9A 81 81
20 Gila-lk
es5 Crown Point-lloc liss 4Ahso 1850
10 Alpha-l2H
80 0phir-lek
40 Belcher-8N 81
70 Union-5H
10 0phir lex
50 Bullien-84
30 Upien-5H =.
l35 Ovsrman--24X 2lx 2lkk5
30 Silver Hill-4X 4
30 Alta-5N
l05 Davsee-7N tx
80 Hale 4 Norcress-M
% Savags-M
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. o
Paul etreet. next TO clark's warehouse.
Apply on the premises, to
sls-as MRS. ]. A. MASON.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

TROJAN MINING cOMpANy.-LocATION
OF works. Gold flll. Seyais.-Noticr l.
hereby given that the Annual Meeting Of the
stockholders In the above named Company win
he heid Al the ONCE. Roou, 81 safe Deposit
hlock. 51s Montgomery street. ssn Prnclsco,
Csllfcrnia, on FRIDAY. February 10th. 1871.
Directors. 10 consider and act upon any amend.
inents that may be proposed To- the By.I Laws OF
The Company. and TO transact such other busi-
ness a. insy properly come before the meeting.
The transfer book will be closcd on Tuesday,
February 9th. 1877. 81 tvo az O'Clock y. ~. and
WI nrmain closed until raiurdsy. February
18th. 1871. at . O'Clock A. ~.
by oritr OF the poard Of Directors.
jA2ttd DAVID WILDER. SECRETARY.
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NOTICE.
IoTIcE u HEREBY GIVEN ny 7

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE
~ Board Of Trustees Of the town Of Gold
Hill In all persoLs residing on " claiming title
Ia any portion ~ " suburban or "out lot" In
0old mn cash entry No. 1881. containing u
sSiU aerr.. that on the 10th dsy of December,
ls's. one samuel A. Chaplin made application
for patent therefor.
And also 10 all persons residing on or claim.
Ing title o. any y ,ftion of suburban" or .' out
lot" In God Hill leash entry No. 2tiD, and adIa.
o-nt TO the former. containing 81 asres, thai
on the ilih day of April. 1878. one \ n Robin.
ron made application nj the United States Land
Once Tor patent therefor.
And all the aforementioned pcryons dsslrInr
10 contest the said applications are hereby notl.
ned 10 imm-disie'y hle the prorer anidayit.
therefor in the Uhiied States Land once al
Carson City. Nevada.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees of tho
Town % Gold Hill.
,,u wM. NY. DOASE. Clerk.
Gold Hill. New. Jan. %, IsTT. ia2Ttf
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NIASAAnaAs o Gel;S HSS si y III.

xyIAaAHA GOLD AND e1vLEn
N MINING cONPASY.-Locsiion Of prin
sipal place " ba-'ne''' san frAne'''"' oN'-
LEGATION of works. Gold nm u ming District.
storey County. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that Of . mestns %
~. ,osri Of Dirrcturi, held On the nh day
Ell February. 1871. an s..--snent the. y OF
n Gents per share YES levied u,.an the cap
...,v Inn limited staiss gid co,n. to the Secrr.
,.r,. Al the once of the Company. Room "
N.,sIs Hiock. ssn Francisco. California
kny ,,och upoa which this a-sessnsnt soah
,.n,aiu MN ia on the IAN day VI March.
,df will bs de inquebt and ADVERTISED
lar ale al public ~.u.tiaa. and unisss payment
mad. brfsrr will b. cold On The
a. .I.y az Apvii, 1871. to PAY the driing 'enf
---.nen,. 4 esthsr with eosts Of advertising
~, ar,sr Of the B,srd nj Directors.
W n TOwN-ESp, eecr~tsry.
onee-Y Sevsa {, Blosh. San Francisco. c.'i'
fbpia-
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT Of TIE
l Unit 4 states for the Di.tric, of Nevada
In the matter of J JAMES KELLEY. IankruDt,
In bankruptcy - United stat $ ot Ameiic.,
District OF Nevs'a. --.-t warrant In liank.
ruptcy hiss been issued by said Couft against
the --tats .f james Kelley. ot the city of vir.
ginis. the eouLty % Storey aud state Of seyssa.
In ssld Di-irie'. who has been duly sdjuig~d q
bankrupt uron b " petition and the pay
meat of any debt- and the delivery 81 any
property belonging 10 said bankrupt TO him or
1, his use. and tHe transfer of any property by
him. are forbidden hy Law. A meeting of the
ere liter ot sail bankrupt. 10 prove HE debts
and choo-eo one &c more a--ignees OF his estate,
Gill be hsld at . Coast OF Bankruptcy. To be-
holden Il vl'giais. la sail district. IN the eOih
day Of February. A. ID. ISL. at o'elock y. n /,
nj IN. once Of 4. stroihcr. Room No Z Odd
fcllowsf Bailiing, elmer of q aud Smith
-~trrei-. one of the Registers In bankruptcy Of
said di-tf ct
AUGUSTUS ASH.
United sts'es Marshal sni Mess niger In
Barkruptcy for said district.
Dy T.. 4. ClHrktr Deputy. feTd
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

DAN FRANCISCO. JANUARY 10. isTT.-
- T. A. NICHOLSON b. no boz ger connected
With this Company, aud never has bsen author.
ned To collect the C~ompany's hills. Y. W.
TOWNSEND IL nov our agent TO solicit aud
receive orders Tor steel battery AID Pan Shoe
s.d pies. r.pp-t.. Cams Clearing. etc.. etc.
Apv order. l.it at the once of 0tiY rHOttPk.
Notary Public. Room = odd feliov.' Building.
Virginia City. will be- promptly attended 10 by
our Agrni, Mn. 4. W. TOWNSEND.
CAST STEEL SHOE AND DIE CO..
t.ss Ian 20 Sevala Heck. san francirco.
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And In scc,rdsnoe with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the Sd day Of
January. 1871, 10 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock a. may be necessary will be
sold at public auction. at the once 81 the Com
psny, Rooms5 and O No. 3D2 Montgomery street,
San frsneisr,, California. on FRIDAY. the
ISL day Of February. 1877. Of the hour OF
2 O'Clock =. Y. Of said day. 10 pay said delIn
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and e1penses q The sale.
wM. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Onhce-Rooms s and Q. No. 302 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. fr7td
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SILyEs HILL MININa coar..

meas, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that IT . meeting of
the Board of Directors. held nn the 9Th da,
90 February. 1-sT. an assessment NO. Ol oi
one dollar t$i al per share was levied upon
the capital stock % The corporation. payable
immeiisiely. IN unitei States go,d coin. To the
SECRETARY. Al the Once % the Company. Room
~. Hsyward's Bnildlng. No. tio California
street. San fnncisco. California
Any stock upon which this as-c-smoht shAli
remain unpaid on thu II day Of March.
1871. will bs deiinqn-nt. and advertised for
sale 81 public a,etion. and unlr-. payment Il
mai- before will b. ~ Il on TUESDAY. tn
third tsil day OF Arril, 1871. To tay the delin-
auent a--.--ment. together with costs of Ad
ssrtirins and expens-- OF sale.
by order OF the Bard " Dircctor-.
W. u. DEAN, Secretary.
O1ce-Rcom 70 la, wards building. No. ti9
California street. San Francisco. California.
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LIZA suLyEn MINING Cum,

~ pANY. Location Of principal plAec II
business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county. State 81 Nevada.
Noticc.-Thcre are delinquent upon the fol'
lowinc-de-oribcd stock. ON account OF as-e--'
mcnt 1No. o. levied on the ~ day of January.
1871, the several amounts set opiositc thu
names Of the respective shareholders. a- fol.
lows;
Nance. No Csrtlf. Nhr. Amt.
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
tho board Of Directors. made on the 2Sth day Of
December. 1916. ~ many shares OF esch parcel Of
such stock ~ may be- necesssry viii be sold
nj publioauc,ion. at the salrsrOom uf Msurico
Dor. & Co.. No. 4lO Pin. street. san Francisco.
California. on FRIDAY, the 9th day 81
January, 1871, at the hour of I o'clock r. N.
of raid day, TO ray said delinquent Ass.
ther, on. toge'her with costs o, advertising and
-xpai ses OF the sale.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
wM. II. McCLINTOCR. Secretary.
Onic--Room No. 8. No. sJO Pine street. San
Franclsco, California.
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FROM A DISTINGUISHED JURIsr.

"I have tried tho PERUVIAN Srnur. and the
result faily sustains your prediction. IL has
made q new man OF mc-infnred Into my sys-
TEN new vigot and energy. am no longer
trsmulous and dsblliisted o. when you last
saw me. hat stronger. heartier. and with larger
d any time during the last I'VE years." Sold
By all druggists.
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= cunRf slLvEn MiN;
prLLIoN MINING coMrANH.-

d To- Anon OF principal piace Of business,
saa b rsnci.eo. Caiifornis.
n ssals.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ats meeting oi
the E,aid of Directors, held on the 18Th dsy 81
IA, AL f.ry q ,ut. per -harr wac l-sied upon
IN, capital stock of the corporation. payable
i'm p.slisiely, la United states gold eoin. tothe
S,.c,-taryl Al IN. ONCE % the Conpany, Room
No. . iIsyusri's n aiding. ti9 aliiornis street.
"a, frsncisco. Ca'tforniA
Any stock upon which thi. EASEMENT snsi
remain unp,id on Monisy, the istt uAso. seo
for ale q, pablo suction, and unlr.. psyin.nt
H. mai, he'd re will he sold On WEDNESDAY.
On. IAN day Of March. isis. To pay the de-
hDauent as-e-sment. together. WIN e"etr ~
nlyrrti.ing aud expenses of sale.
A, order of the board 81 Directors.
JAMks \. KENNEDY s-cretsrv.
onc-Room. I and . usyw.nt'- baiidiny.
No. 40 Cziifo, MIA street. san fane'.ss. ,.E
ifprutA.
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.,RowN POINT 0OLD AND sI1~
Il YER MINING 90 aPASl. Location of
principal place Of business. san frane'seo,
L"eailon Of works. Gold MN. storey county.
Noiice 4. hereby given. that at . meetins 81
me hoard OF Dlrcetors. held On he iOfh
diy Of January. 1877, an assessment tho. ~.
of One ll Dollar pei share WAS levied upon
m. eapital stock 90 the corporation. payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. To the
SECRETARY, a. the Ones of the C.mpany. tcoui
- u.,ward's Bnilding. tl9 California street.
san Francisco. California.
ANY s.ock upon which this srssssnient snsii
rc,ns,n unpaid ON the fourtcenth dag OF zen.
m.ry, ISL. will be delinquent. s'.d advertised
foe sale 81 public auction. and uniess asnsn'
4. male hs,or~ vili be sold on wkDNEs
DAY, the Tth day of March. 1871. 70 pay We az
Iinauent s-sraament, together with costs OF s-
v rtl-iag and expen-e- of sAle
JANIS SEwLANDS. SECRETARY.
Onaee-hoom No. n Ilaywsrd's puilt:ns. No.
an California strcet. san Francisco. CsiifoniA
jaiatd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
DIVIDEND NOTICE,

OYFIcE or THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. Han Francisco. California. Feb
ruary 9. isT1.-At q meeting Of the Beard az
Directors OF the above named Company. held
this day. Q dividend (No. iol ~ Two Dollars per
shsre WAS declared. payable on TnURsDAY.
February 18Th.
20 I'm c. p GORDON. Secretary.
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%pnSTpnNENI Mt.

Al . meeting of the Hoard % Directors OF Tho
Lady Irysn Mining Cohpany. held February D,
isTT. the sale of the above described stock. de
~linquent on sccnuht of sacrament No. IL, Was
ordered postponed until FRIDAY. the iiteentl
1Gih) day OF February. 1871. at the hour oi
advertised Above.