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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
Our New York Letter

Ever since sat in ecStacy out back of my grandfather's barn, and devoured at a gulp old Isaac
 Walt0n's Perfect Angler 1 have wanted to go fishing. l have fish ed sOme-I have gone for mack erel off of Long Island, run for blue fish in the great South Bay, caught herring and bunkers in- side ot Gay Head, hooked halihut off of Block Island, clubbed seals down at Labardore, pursued whales from Fayal to the Rio La
 Plata, dropped a line fer rock fish under the shadow of Mauna Loa, angIed for sharks among the coral reefs of the teejes, to say nothing of skiRjacks, porpoises and sword fish, which have been my natural and legitimate game iu various portions of the world, but my expedition 10 the Aquarium this week was one of the most satis- factory excursions that 1 have ever had in the sbing line. Ii i, true did not bag a Whaie as expected, and 1 Was rather disap- pointed that my gentlemanly guide did not offer ne a hook and line and a few clans, and invite me to amuse myself at the trout tank. The fact is he was very busy extracting d wisdom tooth from shovel nosed shark when 1 went in, and it may nave escap ed him, but if ever his eye falls on this page he will see at a glance that it was an inexcusable over sight.
 All testing aside, not only New ! Ork, but the entire country is to be congratulated on this magnii- cent addition to our exhibition of natural science. Here Seth Green fingers all his spare moments contemplating the intelligence Of Holsters and the fecundity of sal mon. How it would have delight. ed the heart of old Agasses to have held communion with the intelligent seal, to have interpre- ted the language of the hippopot- anus, or to have renedered into current English the vernacular of the white whale or the sea horse.
 In one large tank is beautiful garden carpeted with the lovliest flowers brilliant shells lie scat tered about in every direction. Miniature trees of the dantiest and most fairylike forms cluster in Lilleputian forests around the crests and bases of little moun' tains where these ocean elves make their homes. Here and there where a rock peeps out it is covered with the softest and silk lest of emerald moss, realizing in It's beauty all the woundrOus tales which we have heard of old oceans caves, and the enchanting mermaids whose exquisite home Is away down in the deep, deep sea. Among the wonderful things in this admirable exhibition are the anemOneS. In Some places they lie stretched upon the rocks like soft and tieecy clouds-and again with stout and velvety trunks, they spread out like grand must rooms and sun fowers-pul-
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
Remember thy Mother

Lead thy mother Ienhfrly
 Down llle's steep drciine; Once her arm was thy support, Now she leans on thine. See II. on her loving flca
 Thns,. deep lines of care; Think-it was her tOll for thee That left that record. Ne'er forget her tirelrss watch, Kept by day and night; Taking from her step the grace, From her eye the tight. Cherish well her faithful heart, Which through weary years, Echotd with It's sympathy All thy smiles and tears. Thank God for thy mo,irr's love. Guard tiIe priceless b0un; For iLr bitter parting hour COuetil all too soon w fen thy grateful tendernrss Loses power tO save. Earth wIli hold nn Genrer spot Than thy mothers grave.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
REAL ESTATE SALE.

Will be sold at n bargain if applied for soon, an undivided one half of the proper ty situated on tbe corners of Main Street Maiden Lane and Second Street, Village ot Yuma. Store now occupied by Isaac Lyons. Size of lot, 50 1t. tr,nt on Main St. 62 it. on Maiden Lane and I49 1t. on Second St good building on property Terms. Cash. For particulars apply tu H. N Alexander, Atty. Ut Law. corner Second and Main Sis or to c. Baine the owner.
 Jan. l3 If. CHRIS BAtNE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24

tdiity bdS uct UCSu ictcdtcO Dy
 an Italian in Brookiy Il, and on its
 discovery he attempt to murder
 his daughter, she haS ing inform
 ed her husband of h CT fathers crime. He shot her three times.
 stabbed her fifteen times, beat her over the head with pistol. and
 then kicked her into inse9sibiIity. and strange to relate, aNer all
 this, she is going to live, arsd we hope that the father for lhany years to come will board at Nthe States expense.
 Twenty-Five clear days in Fet,- ruary, and forty-five days of sielghing in New York this win ter the memory of man runDeth. not back 10 the time when this thing hath occurred before.
 Unmlstakable sings of revival ill business give us the assurance 1 that the spring trade will be the best that we have known for ma. ny years. Millions of capital are lying idle in our banks, and our Capitalists are growing tired o; this enforced inactivity. 1 think we have touched bottom. and all ot our business men speak hope fully as the political atmosphere begins to clear. Various large enterprises are being started, and one oi the most gratifying evi- denres of our prosperity is the thinning out in our crop of beg gars. It may be that the fine weather iaS Iured them out to. wards the meadows and the hills. am sorry for you in the outly- ing towns and cities, but "they are coming. Father Abraham, one hundred thousand mOre." The noble army Of tramps has began to move; the soup houses are closed, and its ragged battalionS are ready to swoop down on the hen coops and barns of our enter prising farmers, whose enforced bounty must supplement our soup houses, and other charitable ins- titutions.
 Rapid transit is being rapidly solved in the advance of the ele- vated railroad. A week ago the Court of Appeals gave them a slice of our time honOred Battery, and now the terminus of this road is down by the South Ferry gate. We hope to get it stretch out to Westchester. where it may mitigate the horrors of our pre- sent tenement house system, and give the poor laborer 8 chance to get sweet breath of the noun tains and the hills.
 An eminent down town mer- chant has skipped with dashing widow that he met at fashion able bOarding.house on the Fifth Avenue. He leaves wife, four children, and d respectable swarm of creditors; and she an unpaid board bill of five hundred and eighty-four dollars. Her two Sar. atoga trunks were left behind, but when they were opened all they discovered was four very badly damaged two story busfles, sixteen pairs of stockings with the heels out, one nightcap with cotton lace, a Tribune ALnaahack, a counterfeit detector, and Minis. ter Schenck's little volume en- titled A Guide to Draw Poker. The report that the Rev. Mir, Talmadge intends to assi55iDate Morrisey by stabbing him in the back with one of his sermons Is
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
YUMA. A. T.. SATURDAY. MARCH 24, 1877

sating with the sOftest and gen
 Hest Of life. In another case the sponge grows tipped with nagnif.
 iceht crimson, and in another it branches out like coral, for which u might easily be mistaken. Here You get a birds eye of the WOn- derous secrets of the deep, and you may know what the bladder no>ed seal takes for his break fast, how the lobster lunches and what the sticklerack has for supper. TfOG can see the Hermit Crab nlUvlng about with his unWieldy house upon his back ; no less d habltatiOn then the vacant shell of some respectable fish who per lshed perhaps before the Christian
 Era The .tartish is spread out or the glass before you, and you can Watch his delicate attenea with which he abs0rbs the ani- Inalculae on which he lives.
 Driving about with crest erect is the miniature sea horse, his head covered with feathery wings and his crest tipped with silver which looks like d dainty crown.
 In little cage to the right as you enter is the terrible vampire bat of Ceyion. He hangs by his feet head downwards, and looks like the genliest and mildest Of squirrels, save and except that his wings are like the finest silk, and he wraps them around him like magnificent mantle Close by are a pair of the cunningest seals that ever swan ill the water, they are great pets anu seen to understand every word you sdy. i'he poor white whale is defunct, died of liver complaint and indi- ges,ion. They gave him sume of i1oll0way's pills, but believe they tinaliy come tn the conclusion that they are not suited to the constitution of whales - he has gone to the suffers and now they have sent out another party and l expect to hear that d new one has been hooked every day. A lot of immense alligators Occu- py the whales old tank, and the canning rascals look aS ii they were playing possum waiting for some scientific eXperimentatiot to drop in d French poodle or skye terrier just to see il the alligator fed on that kind of sau.age.
 Ye lovers of salmon, this IS the place for you. You can follow the salmon mp from the new laid egg 10 the perfectly developed fish. romcods and sinners, shovelnOsed sharks and porgies disport them- selves with as much independence as if they were regaling them selves off of Cape Cod, or Were reveIing in the delights of the Banks of Newfoundland. Brook trout, pickerel, els and h-ll bend- CTS add interesting variety to the scene. Not the least interesting subject is the big sea lion, and If you should happen in there about feeding time, you could well un- ierstand that it is no small thing 10 keep boarding house for that young gentleman. especially in the season of Lent. l can not at tempt to give you even a limited idea of the manifold attractions of this excellent entertainment. but can only say if you come to New York, don't fail to See the Aqua rum.
 For the last ten days l have been hoping that some newspaper correspondent, or ambitious young lady from the country would tum- ble off our new foot bridge across |, J f,,~piSh mo
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Passed ArriI ~. is77l

TuIE HOARD or TRUSTEES or GOLD
i Hill do onlAin:
Bar rios /. Section thirty Of ,aii Oriln.
snee 10 hereby amended - NJ Ia read ~ fol.
lows:
$50. Do. Every person or nrm euea,.d ia the
busin'ss Of hawking or pcddling go,sis. wares
or inerchandi,e of any description. except Ice
errah and MILK, from \ vehicle or Otherwise,
shall pay for q los nse la carr oD thu zane NC,
cordire 20 his or their svsrare monthly ssleu
VI receipts, ~ In the olio~ins schedule:
First Class Monthly sales or receipts, ono
Thousand dollars OF oyes. quarterly license.
thirty iollars. or monthly license ifieen dol.
lars. st the option ~ the llccIso..
Second q ass - Monthly ssles CT receipts
under one ihoa.and dollars, quarterly IIceoss
twenty dollars. OF monthly license ten dollarr,
at the option of the ! c,nsss.
Jhird Clas--Dsily sales or receipts nfty lol.
lars or over i've dollars Tor each day unless tho
person 90 arm engaged In such business pay
tor and take ont . molthly or quarterly license.
Fourth Cia.r-Daily sales or receipt. under
city dollars three dollars fer each ia, unle.s
the p~r,on or nrn engaged In such business
nay for and take out . monthly % quarterly
license.
SIC. :. Section thirty.elght Il -sii ordL
names IL hereby amended ~ AZ 90 read rs fol.
lows; Section -. fvr'y p,rson or firm ~
gagged Ia the business 81 keeping = lsni dfy .,
wash.house IT. washing and ironing or having
An Once OF agency for such lanndry OF vasir
house within the limits 81 the To.n u Gold
Ill !, shall pa, quarterly for y license 10 csrD
on the sane According To his or their av.faso
monthly bnsinf-- ~ receipts, a. In tho follow.
Ing schedule:
First cis,.-Monihiy bu.lne,- Ct receipts
two HUNDRED ar.i lty dollar " over, quarterly
iicsnse twenty dollars.
second Class Molthly business az receipts
under two hund Ell AMI ATTY dollar. quarterly
licenas ten d0llars. q. q. sTEvESsoS.
President Of ths Board Il
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AssEssNKNfs iEYiKl.
NJosrm CoNsoLIDArED yI

N0Rrm CONSOLIDATED vIR-
~ GINA MINING COMPANY. Location
q principal place Of business. ban Francisco.
California.
Location Of works, Virginia, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice I. hereby. given. that Of . meeting
OF the Board Of Directors. held ON the 18th
day of July, 1877, Al ASSESSMENT (No. " Of
Thirty Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable I'm.
n,edisiely. In United states gold coin, to the
secretary. Il the officc Of the Company, koon
D., No. tfs California stret, Ian Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day VI August. 1871,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
a. puhlic suction. and unless payment 10 made
before will be sold on MONDAY. the Sd
day OF September, 1871, to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with eoets Of nd.
vertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
JACOB STADFELD, ia, SECRETARY pro TEN.
Ofncs- Room %. No. tis California stfess.
San franeisco. California. jyistd
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OLIVER HILL MINING COMrA.
- Medication VI principal place OF busi.
hesz, Han funci-co. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that At . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th day
OF July, 1877. an assessment mo. 10 OF One
Dollar SD per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable I'm
mediately, In United StAles gold coin. 70 the
SECRETARY, al the once Of tbs Company. Room
No. 10, Asywardis Building. No. tls Cslifornia
street, san Frsneisco. California. =.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
renialn unpaid ON the 18th day Of August, lsT1,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
II public auction. and unless payment IL made
before viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, tie otn
day Of September, 1877, To pey the delinquent
assessment, together with c0sts OF Advertising
and expenses of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
W. L. DEAN, Secretary.
O~face-ltoom 10 Hay wards Building. No. as
California strvet. San Francisco. California.
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n

Al meeting VI the Board Of Trustees Of the
shove Company. held In Virginia City. August
!ih, 1871, the day Of delinquency on asrssmsnt
No. 1 was postponed until the 2oih day OF An
,u.i, and tho delisqueni sale day mill the 18th
DAY 10 rept mb~r. 1871.
III order Of the Board Of Trustecs.
aus ia L. D. HkSTiN0a Secretary.
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And In accordance with law. and IN order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the ssth day Of
June. 1877. 20 many shares Of each parcel
OF u stock a. may DO necesssry will BE-
sold ct public auction. at the once Of the
Company. Room Q Hayward's building. ~ Cal.
ifornia street. San Francisco. Caliiornia. on
MONDAY. the SOth day Of August. 1871. ct the
hour IL . O'Clock p. n. Of said day, 10 pay said
delinquent asssssment thereon. together with
costs Of Advertising and expenses Of the sale.
JAMEs \. KENsRDY, Secretary.
Onice-RSom Q Ilayward's Building. 40 Call.
fornia street, Nam Francisco. CAlifornla. aus ID
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DISSOLUTION or coPARInERsHIP.

THE C0PARTNRRsIIIP HERETOFORE
1 eIis'inR between A. J. BENDER and william
n. Or-er. In keeping thu N.ssda Hotel. Lover
Gold Hil!. IL this d,y Dissolved by mutual c0n.
sent. Mr.. Orer VII oOntibne the Ia. ines. al
the old stand. and 10 fully Authorized Co settle
sll liabilities aud collect al accounts due 81 The
old nim. All psrsJns indsb',d will pl,aso
come orwar and seiile without further no.
tlee. A. J. BENDER.
WA. n. or ,fR.
Gold I'LL, July 10. 1877. lyiG In
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And In accordance with law. and sn order OF
the Board OF Director. made ON the 9th day OF
July. 1871. 20 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock Ne may be necessary will be
pold At public auction. at the once OF the Com.
pany, Room No. 81. 40 California street. on
JHcRsUAY. the thiriisth day Of August. 1871.
o. the hour OF Q o'clock p. N. Of said day. 10 pay
said delinquent Asressment thereon. together
with costs OF Advertising and expenses of
JOHN CROCKETT. Secretary.
Ofict-Room 81, No. ti9 California street. san
Francisco. Califonis. ault u
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CooDMAN GOLD AND nILvER

tt&BDNA ~ NsvAAg HFNh -
NJ MINING COMPANY Lncation OF prin.
eipAl place of busin--s. Virginia. Nevada
Location NJ work., Gold Mn Mining District.
STOREY cou q .NsvadA, and Devils Gate Mining
Llstr.ei. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notics 10 hereby riven. that At q Meeting OF
the llosrh Of Trustees, held gu the nh day Of
July. A. u. 1871, an assessment mo. " Of Two
C-rt- tel per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock of the corporation, payable imme.
dlately. In United States gold coin, 70 the FEC
Rotary, al the once of the Company. q the
Conn RON VI Thcmss Noses, ksQ.. corner Of
ID and Taylor s%,rysts, Virginia. Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Thursdsy. the 9Th day OF
August. 1871. will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public a~netion. and unicss payment
10 made before win be sold on MONDAY. the
ivth dav Of September. A. ID. isTI, To pay the
delinquent Assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and xpenses Of sale.
ny order OF the Board Of Trustees.
L. n. HASTINGS. Secretary.
once al Justice Courtroom. corner b and
rsylvr ~strvsts. Virginia. Nevada. iystd
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C,END aSc. TO O. r. RowELL . 90
- New York, far Pamphlet. OF 100 pages. con
tanning lists Of 1000 Newspapers. and estfmats1
showing cost Of advertising. mrlI
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pELIsIQIu5Esf SALES.
DELCHER SILVER MiNINa

ID C0MPANY.-LocatIon Of principal place
OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing describcd stock. on account Of assess.
ment no. lO) levied on the 9th day OF July.
1871. the peverai amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, ~
folloVe.
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RETURN THAT DOC.

THE PARTIES WHO wERI. sEES To
wronEfnlly take po's.s.io. Of . small
blsck-snd.tAn PUT. on Fort Homestead. iasi
sunday. will piease return the sane 10 ~"
Frederichsburg BALLOON. Main street. Iu-t aboyo
the MAS oGlee. AMI Avoid trouble.
auT Nv JAMES Ti,EzoSA.
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DsiIIqtEif SALES.
puLLIoN MININe COMPANY.-

pULLION MINING COMPANY
D Location Of principal place OF business,
san Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hin, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent D the fol.
iouingdescribed stock. on account Of assess
msnt Ono. u levied on the 2sth day OF June,
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholder. Is
followsi
Nance. No. Certif. Shs. Amt.
Atkinson. Lyon d Co. rrus-
81 50
Atkinson, Lyon 4 Co, rrus-
eess...........: .,........oses..'.So....D =.
Atkinson, LION 4 Co. rrus
Atkinsou. Lyon A 90. Trua
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ENGINEERS, MEETINGS.

roasTOcK LODGE. 40. !. or THE
~ Brotherhood ~ statif nary Hngnserr.
meets AVERY FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY
o. each month. at Odd frllos.' lIslI. Gold
Mn.
WILLIAM GAMBLER. chief.
0E0nsE j. PknkIts, y. a. y. pis Jan
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NOTICE.

A LIZ PERSONS IioLDIsG ANY or THE
"A old stock Of the GOODMAN MINlN.
CJMPANf are requested Ia call 81 the ofiee of
the undsfpignsd. In judge Mo.e-' Court room.
corner Of u and Taylor str-ets. N VlrRinis city.
pay the assessment now due. on 80 before the
% h instant. surrender their old certificates
and get their rhares In new stock.
ans I'd T.. Is. HASTINGS. s.cr'ary.
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CALEDONIA CLUB.

IsrRIBUTION or PRIzts.-THE
- PrIre. won at the Cal donls Picric will be
distributed TO the succsssini competitors on
FRIDAY EVENING, Angus, lIih. al hin.ir'
Union Hall, vlrginis. Member 81 the Club
ant. aull 81
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DAYroS GOLD AND SILVER

nAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
ID MINING COMPANY. Location oi Drin.
eipa, plsce of business, San Francisco. Cth.
fOfnla.
LSatior o. works. Devils Gate District.
Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at . meeting of
the Beard Of lireetorr, held on the 9Th day Of
July, iss7, an assessment mo. ~ OF Fifty Gents
inOJ Der share Was levied upon the capital
stock ot the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United states god coin, To the Secretary.
At the once Of the Company. noon 20. W Hey.
vani's huiljips, No. 40 CAiiiOrnia street, San
francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain uppaia on the Ninth day Of August.
ISL, VII be delinquent, and advertised for GALE
At pub,ic auction. aud unlers payment 10 made
before win be sold on THURSDAY. The thif-
tieth (so,h) cay % August, ISL. 10 pay the
delinquent assessment. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
Iy order Of the Boayd OF Dt ectors.
W. X. DEAN, Secretary.
Oiee-Room 10 la, wards Duildiag. No. tlo
O.iif, RITA stret. San Francisco. California.
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Q1O A DAT At HoNR.-AoKNys WANT.
W40 ed. Outat and terms free.
mrif True = co., AugustaI Sfaine.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1902.
lPnbliihtd by authority Of the Boani Of Tinp.
tee- of Gold IIilll

An or DINANCE to Amsnd nn Ordin.
and Csiivrt u Lirrnsr Tax trsH ter
tHta Trades and nusinr.s wI'hin the
C~sgpsrni- Limit. OF the Tswn Of
(.old Hill.
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S6 to $40 s.s,i DAY .s. At u HONE s1...
mrii rIaacs 10, Portland, Maine.
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c. WlEaAND q CO.'S
VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
AND
CHEMICAL LABORATORY.

TohMH7LY MELTRR AID REfINrIi.
= and late Supervising As,Ayer Of the unli-i
htater Mint. nan franci,co.
For fuller advertisement. see Virginia Even.
Ing Chruniel- or send for a c~ineniar. 10
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Lrox's KAruAnos mskss bssutfui. glossy,
luxurispt hall; prevents its falling out or tam.
fng pray. II hiss stood the test OF forty ysafs,
. chsrmlnaly perfumed. and has M rival.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
NosIM cAasoTS aoLp an

~ SILVER MINING COMPANY. - % alton
Of principal place of buslnsrs. Gold Hill. Ne.
yada.
Location Of works. Eagle and Carson Mining
District. Ormsby County. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that n q meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees, held on the 3oth day
Of July, lsTT. an assessment mo. ~ Of
Two Gents per share WAS levied npon
tho capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. Ia the
SECRETARY. at tho once Of the Company. Thos.
0a.iaehsr's Office, Gold NH. s,yads.
Any stock upon which thi. assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 the 3Dih day Of August,
1877. will 10 delinquent. and ADVERTISED
for sale nj public auction. and unless psy ment
ID made lsfors will b. sold ON MONDAY. the
ist day OF October. ISL. To pay the ielin9oent
and expens-s 81 sale.
by order Of the Board OF Trustees.
jysi ID D.. ! TUHMAN, ~ rretsry.
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THE FINEST QUALITY OIL
Fruits, Vegetables, Game and Fish,
ALWAYS ON HAND.

~Iioaniing Houses. Restaurants and Families
supplied. Everything clean and frssh. All
gods delivered free 10 charge.
aus l.. LAsrRHro, Proprietor.
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Ufcchcbanm, HeIbIng & Go.
Tfnrteer ............... .25lt.. 20. IN :.
0reenebanm. HelbinR a 60.
Iflrleet ..s......... .JSJDy. ... III. ..9 :.
Grccnebsum. ifelbiny & Co,
TRUSTEES ............... .JOs9s... @....D :.
Greenebaum. Helbing a %.
Trurters ............ss .JICZJ. . . ~. ..h >,
0reenebaun. IIeibing 4 Co,