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New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
REASONS FoR CAUSING ARRESTS.

70 fhe EditOr OF Tke Trf6UHe.
SIR In your issue Of Saturday an article
appearcd which lid me some injustice. Ny action In
The case of the arrest o. the Wagner children was
rrorntcd by feelings o. humanity. desired 20 call IN
tie aid of he law 90 from moral ruin two little
children whom knew TO be growing ~ In evil ways
The evidence that such was the presented 10 the
Judge and ne agreed with me that some measures
oud be .9k.u 10 secure "a change. Ny proposition
that the should be placed IN the hands o The Society
s5r The Prevention o Cruelty 10 Children, and the judge
assured me that that should be- done lie told me tnat
I ynuld read the u,wsyHprFs, IN week or ten days
should find that such disposition Of the matter ma
been made would meet my Vows. ami lie fet sure
th.f wol.d have 10 cause 10 egret having made my
appedrance !u the police court
Vain cOuflrucc! He did not foresee what an appear
ance destined To make n plht as healiosi man,
aud worse-a hrarfles8 clergyman. thanked him Tor
hi- interest n the matter and received ID reply M warm
expression Of thanks FOR L. 90 lrse he added that
other citizens would only act IA the piauthrupr way
in Which had acted should have iar less usro~n
crime 20 punish
crty a conveniently early DATE Tor tnr eentlon or
cr,eIty 10 clrrrymen and Others who. Ike myself may
yield 10 the promptngs Of humanity and take Steps 10
rescue errins children from Impending rum Truly
HASTINGS v T., June y, 1877.
Mr. Maury's act to procure the arrest of two
girls, aged respectively ) and II years, who were
found to be habitual beggars, and were caught in
ingeniously false stories an excuse for begging.
II certainly seems to us that he did his duty as n
citizen puckily and at some personal Inconvenience.
Must we admit that the clergy have monopoly Of
the courage and devotion required for this kind Of
worki Where are the weil-to-do bankers or mer-
chants who will take the pains, give the time, and
brave the odium involved as handsomely as Dr.
Howard Crosby and Mr. Msury have done ed
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
DIED.

BELIon sunday Juno 10 ot hemorrhage George eldest
Of capt. William H. aud Mary h. Bell aged years
and months.
Relatives friends Of the family invited attend
from the residence Of his parents No i3 West
this "Wednesday afternoon haltpasG
O'Clock.
BRAYTON-At the residence OF q. Spencer. 40 West
Twenty thrdst. on Iuesiay June II, william L., son Ot
George W ant Lucy \. Brayt0n Of Lyons, Iowa.
The vii De taken 10 Sandussy OhiO for ntermodt
COFFTN-On Monaay. June II. Andrew youngest child %
l. sherwood and the late Emma Leggett CofD, aged u
months. II days.
Funeral al Manlssct I. T.. wednesday June l3 at
O'Clock Carriages VIII be 10 waiting Dre3t Neck Depot
To meet the tram leaving Hunters Point on the tshlns
and North Shore Ra road a. 1873 D. m.
uEATON-In Cortland " y, Tuesday, June g. 1877 the
resionce Of H. j. Messenger her sonn law. Mrs l. HeA
widow ~ the Late Hon. Nathan HcatOn. Formerly u
Hartford Cortland County ~ y IN the 5Oth oi her
MOSES-At his residence Flrin gtoD, y.
Ing of the iZih inst J5an Il. 81 uses.
Funeral Ihursday. lIth inst Train leaves Cen
tIal Railroad depot foot Liberty st.. az ?. m
VAN INGEN-In Brooklyn. Tuesday morning. June l2,
Iiarmanus Van Ingen. IA the 73d year Of his age.
Funeral services 81 strong place.
Broo1lyn Thursday O'Clock Friends requested
~ .cnd flowers.
WARDS udienly. June l2 Emily J., wife OF Geo. r. ward
ald daughter Of the late samuel Joyce.
Funeral It Rye. v Y. Ihursiy AZ o'clock
Relatives ami friends invited 10 attend Tram leaves
Grand Central Depot lt - O'Clock Carriages IN waiting
10 ktc
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE ASCOT RACES.

LONDON. Tuesday, JHnc l2. 1877.
The Ascot meeting was opened brilliantly to-
dsy thunderstorm last evening cooled TIE saltry a;
mosphere and improved the turf iho Prncc and iun
cess Of Wales and Gen Grant occupied tie royal -ild
The crowd was immense. The race for Her Msj".tY r
gold vase brought out field OF starters. SA5 lara
second choice in the betting at to against him-"on
easily by three lengths, with R1scberythe tvor," 40
to I'm the second place and KhidoToch-at 10 ~ !
third. The Prince Of Wales stakes were won by Glen
Arthur the favoritewho started with 20 aid against
him-by half length. With the Thauo coli IN the second
place. and seipur third The betting against the Ihaho
colt was 20 10 l, and against s.eiprir - 70 l.
For the Ascot stakes nine horses faced the starter
Tho race was Won by Chypre. the fdyortc ut 10 !.
by half a length. Finis, al 10 l. came In src''i.
and First Spring ~ 10 /, third. The for the
twentieth Ascot Biennial Stakes brought out field oi
thirteen starters and Nv Attalus, Who starr
the fayorite at 3 10 =. The Lady Dot colt. 40 :
to l. came IN second and King ,yi, at to l, third
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rFor other @.p sso, Sc, second P1se.l

FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Time l2-lied. lth, Nethlpel l2h, wasdale.
arrived, l2th Norma Capt BernecAer steamship Ausua
liiH.
Liverpool Johns y. f. Nova SCOTIA for Baltimore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTIMORE June l2tsme uD from Qiarlniine brig ALVIN
Kelly DcmeTarA Cleared. steamship, VIM. Law
renee Providence VIM. Woodward, for Ncsfor II l..
cav, Phi adephia barks CarpOne lbrl for Havana
schr-. Levi h. Herman for Demerara; W. L. Bradley. Tor
PHiLADgLPHrA June 12-Arrived. steamship r. willing
Angela, from Bristol, Eng; Atis, from Newcastle Eng
Meta. from Porto CaJelO via sandy HOOK ANNE
wharton from DienfuegCs
DTL,w,RR CRY Jane l2.-Arrved lin. schr. Thomas
Boo from Boston, and sailed 18th for Boston
.Ew ORLE4S- June l2.-ClesTed, steamship Ag1ers for
Olympia. for Barcelona. Plsses-Arrved
aushp Vida, rou Barcelona via Havana sailed, ships
Western Umpire and SOFIA
SAVANNAH, l2.-Arryed. bark Geneva, from Rio IA
nero unknown brig. sailed llth, bark Lcyanter from
CHAaLrsrov 8 C., June I2-Arrived steamships Charles
from New York Gull, from Baltimore. Ccafei.
bark Kalsfo. for United Kingdom.
san FRANCISCO, June l2-Cearei. ship Dauntess. Tor
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HALIFAX June I2.-epsrts from Nagdaen Isllnis 10
terday Say the maekerel fisheries pretty good Goldfish
lilo vessel discovered Monday. Southwest
Island abandoned ard nothing ~ known
the OF her she bark rgEtd and laden with
lumber. The name Rowens was pantci on her bow: In
the wrecS boat full Of ana with W. Ii.
GURUS piinted ON the inside stern, sas founi
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LONDON. June l2.-fhe Anchor Line steamship Eth0pia,
Cart Crais NewYOrK June ?. for Gassow, arrived
here to-day.
HALIFAX June IA telegram from Darlington this
with ashore Mud Island and Will probably DO
total wrecks.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
STEPS TOWARD CABLE MONOPOLY.

The directors of the Direct United States
Cable Company announce that they have decided 10 wind
up the present company and form another with the
name The object Of the winding il 10 enable awork
ing agreement with the Angc-AmCrcan Cable Company
to be made effective. The principal heads OF
the agreement arc; The agreement to rcma'n
in force 50 years from May l, 1917 with
power 10 either company determine it at the end o. %
wears The actual receipts after the deduction OF
tain charges 20 to the joint account of which -
per cent Is TO belong 70 the Anglo-Amercan Company
and - per cent Direct Company. In case Of in
terrupon 10 either line FOR than year these
proportions are 60 be modified. In Of total inter
rup,n f1r more than 20 consecutive months the agree
uent i- tO he detei m.nablc by notice.
Allow ucr at the Tate OF lOO1O year i - be made
0v the direct COMPANY. ont their receipts 10 tnc
AuglO-Am american company, during such time aS re
AngpAmercan company shall keep Two or more cables
III working order
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

wise and correct your srtcef presume you lnuss 70
aware how difficult IL ret gentmsn 20 serye ~ dI
recors who are fully qualified for H. and who VIII gys
mi 10 il often To induce them Office without press
Ing them become lsrse Shareholders thef
Neic- FORK, June 9, 1871 W A. i"VhsVN'
Mr. Thomson has read the article alluded 70 80
careessly as not TO observe that iHE iRiBCNEs
figures are precisely the same as his own. we stated
that he President held 100 shares, the Vice-Pres
iden. 100, the cashier 49, and the other directors
9S7, making total Of |, l,503.-EGI
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GEN. GRANT IN ENGLAND.

LONUON, IucHdhy, Junt IZ' 1910
A telegram from Oxford to The Necs says:
Gen Grant has been expected here for some days, but
the latest mor says it very doubtful whether he will
find time to oxford to receive the degree OF
d. C. L. recently rendered him His decision will not be
definitely known until to-day"
project foot for demonstration Of workingmen
In London in honor Of Gen Grant.
EpISBURGH. Tuesday, June L. 1877.
The Sootsmdns special dispatch from London
SAYS Grant evnced particular pleasure receiving
TIE invitation Of the Lord Provost OF Edinburgh He
intends 10 make long stay in Scotland after bis return
from the Continent when Edinburgh and probably Gas
gov Will present him the freedom OF the city.
LONDON, "Wednesday. June l3 1877.
The Lord Mayor and wife viii accompany Gen. Grant
70 the Crystal Palace on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 12.-Special POST
Once Agents Henderson and Tidball on Saturday ar
rested j. " Murlock route agent the Richmond and
Danve Railroad the charge Of opening and appro-
priatng to hs mail matter passing through lis
hands, addressed other persons. bundle addressed
to Muldochs wife was intercepted containing Jewelry
box. &c. The ewelry box was recognized by Mr. Gen
nett Richmond having been sent by him to another
person. The accused admitted 10 bail 20 appear for
further hearing on Wednesday. IL l. stated that COM
plants have fOr some time been made from Baltimore
and other points OF mail irregularities ON that route
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE FISHERY COMMISSION.

HALIFAX, June 12.-The International Fish
cry Comm ssion meet in ire Legislative Council Cham
her, old Province Building on Friday. lts understood
that after the organization and arrangement Of prclm
naros, the commission viii adjourn for month. us
rumo9ed their deliberations n. be with closed doors
and that reporters will be excluded Nj. Whitewa.',
SolicitorGenera Of newfoundland, and Tie Hon l. H.
Davis Acknowledgement OF Prince Edward Island, are
here in connection with tie commission
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
SENSE

FrOH TNf I7IIHN' VVId IFfNfs
The Typographical Union still unwisely main
taus arbitrary ley grave barriers 70 That
sympathy that should obtain between skilled labor
and employers. They were devised and enacted when
there a place Tor every good printer almost on
his terms bet now, when employers could make
Their own equally arbitrary and unjust
rules n they would the Union should recog-
facs which patent that the rises IN the
and In the west by bringing It's members into
the complete mutual relations with just employers.
Such relations will stand he test OF all reasons and for
bid either capital labor from rushing rashy alter
Temporary advantage that the accident 0f prosper
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
HAYTI AND siNTo DOMINGO.

HAVANA, June 1.-THE French mail steamer
from st. Thomas has arrived here with adyces from
santo Domingo May 30. The gathering Of the tobacco
crop was full progress and the yield OF superior
quality Great uueasiness prevailed throughout the
Republic and dissatisfaction with the Government
increasing Many arrests had been made and reyolu-
ton against Baez seemed imminent In Hayti all
quiet aud peace prevailed.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
A DEMOCRATIC VAIL.

THE MANHATTAN CLUB RECEPTION.
LAMENrs OVER THE RESULT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL
CosTHsr-ADDREssEs BIT MEssRs. TILDEs. HEN
DRIcKs, ROBINSON, DoRsHEIAER, AND OTHERS
LARGE NUMBERS OF PROMINENT DEMOCRATS
PRESENT.
The reception of the Manhattan Club to exNiovs
Tilden and Hendricks, Gov. Robinson, and Lieut.
Gov. Dorshemer. brought together great number
Of well-known Democrats many States being rep
resented Mr. Tilden's speech was chiefly lament
over the issue of the Presidential contest, and the
address OF Mr.. Hendricks was In part in the same
key Speeches were also made by Gov. Robinson
and Lieut.-Gov Dorsheimer. After the reception
there was a serenade and more speaking.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
4 LITTLE MORE CAREFUL READING ADVISABLE.

y LITTLE MOhE NAhEf IL EEADiNG Adv l-Abl--.
70 the Editor or Ths Tribune.
SIR: | note III your article of this morning
headed Who Own Bank Stock" that you have gwen
credit the directors OF the oank represent he Mer
chants Exchange NATIONAL for holding 9s7 shares in
place Of l5O3 shares, and that "an examination OF the
January dividend books OF the banks OF this city Will
firm the above assertions Knowing that you desire 10
be correct at all times I'm your the public
have called your attention the article not that desire
have correct fear, however. that you may also
e In error in regard the held Ia other banks by
their various II deem IL Of Importance
the public that they should be infOrnd the
oi stock held by each director, would be well
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.

LONDoS Wednesday, June IL, 1877.
Reuters telegram from Paris says The
members of tie Budget Committee appear agreed to
support the rejection OF tie Budget II the Ministry re-
fuse to resign in obedience vote Of ccnsuro" The
Post hears from excellent authority that President Mac
Mahon has decided on immediate dissolution.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

NEW-HAyEN, Conn, June 12.-Slary Hee-
nau wis arrested acre to-day and held 81 900 bail for
passing counterfeit coin considerable amount Of
weexecued counterfeit half dollars quarters, dimes,
and nickes been passed here recently quantity
found in her possession. Her husb and has hcd.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
rRIBINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The this city ~ tsatas
.1n 0f tine for tls ~ hours
csling m.agh the osclatissd
the Asrcsry during those hOsri!
TRIBUNE OFFICR, June l3-l a. m.-The highest poins
was reached yesterday forenoon Of the ascending curve
OF arpressure aud i remained steady the rest OF tho
day; Mt the same time the clouds, though frequent,
brought no rain There some rise OF temperature,
and the amount In the air Is slowly ncreas
ing The indications general sg ghty unfayorable
For this city and vicinity partly cloudy and somewhat
warmer weather s be expected. with probability or
occasional. rain. The chances or ram tomorrow are .
trr less but there very te prospect as yet OF clear'
,d weather
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE WHEELER MURDER

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, June 12.-New evl-
dence points strongly Jared Wheeler as the murderer
Of Harriet Wheeler He was heard 10 threaten her life
His clothing upon which are spots Of blood has been
given TO PROS Emerson and Harris OF Amherst Tor
analysis.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
BELGLuM FoRrIFYYG ANrwERP.

ASTwERr, Tuesday, June L, 1877.
The Journal TAnrerS says Antwerp is being
PUT ia a complete defensive state by tie erection Of sIa
tegca works on the line Of the River Nethe.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

~ 70 so,zs the Republican party by the tail and save
II, he pershss IN the attempt. The country pee On
rs,ta or such stuff are heroes made
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
Mem, CIofhina m Specially

well the greatest bestowed In
facture with the lowest working margin OF profit
F0org & RICHARDSON. 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

An old lady, sleeping during divine service
in a church. let all Bible with clasps to IT, aud The
noise partly awakening her. she exclaimed aloud:
" What you've broke another Jug, have your
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

ous or adverse times may give 20 employers or EN-.
ployed. There can be no legitimate Advancement OF
the interests OF labor that does go abreast with the
advancement OF the interests of capital This the one
lesson that stares the Typographical Union IN te fac
and IL should promptly obstacle 70 the
mutual trust and harmony Of both GLASSES. The pub
hsbers could do II in day; they would do II " they
10 initiate the action Of tho printers when they
commanded the situation but should come from those
who did the wrong and who are now suffering most be-
cause
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

"You must spread yourself" says Wales to
his head cook We are going 10 have an Ohi0Aa 70
dinner Paragraph In al the Ohio Papers.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS (,
For the Middle Atlantic States, stationary
pressure southerly winds. partly cloudy and cloudy
weather, rain areas, and h cher temperature.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
MARRIED.

CLTFT-CUlLD-rn Woodstock Conc. at the residence sf
the bride May 3J by tie Rev. CLas. NJ Cate, HeD JOS
W. clint Of Marshheld, Mass, o. Miss susan H. Child ot
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE FIRsr-BoRN OF THE ORDINANCE oP TO 7.

flRSI-FORN OF THE ORDINANCE OF b III
From The Cincinnati COmr.eTciaL
Ohio is talked about as she is because the
President General. and LieutenantGenera and Chief
Justice Ohioans, but they should be charged TO the
account OF the nation rather than OF the state Besides
OHIO not only the largest child OF Old Virginia, and
takes her place producer Of eminent oce-hoders IN
regular order but she is the rstbOn Of the Ordinance
NJ = tn
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
Special Notices.

beysrase in TIC world use KNAPfs EXTRACT OF ROOTS
send TOT circular. Depot, 362 hudson st.
will .cI l2-room HOUSE ana IL LOIS on the Hights
OF Pa,sa.c city, Tor 81, RIG s2ia price fGuOp
o. NANDEhhOYEN. Passaic
lamps. Cns and oi stoves. oil Fixtures, all kinds
al BAleTIsTl's BOTLEEARD ANB CITY IAMP De-
POT, so. bl9 BroMNsy tal or send ior ostinlie.
NEw.YoRx. 40 - joins 81. May p, 1871
SIr. Herman Marcus has THIS DAY retired from TIC
hun O STARR q MAhCl - and Tho cOpartuersdp hereto
THEODORE p STARR
HERMAN MARCUS
The Copnrinership Of STARR a MARCUS having been
d.sovea ~ consent and ho Interest OF Mr Marcns
therin having been purchased by undcrsgued he viii
20 40. POO FIFTHANE THO DoRE B STARR
Patents, Trademark. &C..
secured % he L nitsd states and oreigG eoqntns.oy
2so Broadway, Sew-NOrE
Best references Bend for book 4 instruction
Po..OIEse Notice. The foreign 9sis ior s wesA pndn
SATURDAY, June ID 1871. vii close = tls once on
via Queenstown; On WEDNESDAY Al 4 a. m Tor france
direct, by steamship Ibrad1r wa lIayre and A. for
Europe by steamship Scytha, Queenstown, On THURS.
DAY II 80 Tor hurope, BY steamship Hammouil,
Plymouth Cheraoutg aud namburg: sATU RDAY
town tcorrosponenco Tor enany -cotauc ana SSrh oi
intended dispatch by this spe-
ea!y addressed and al ior scotland aud Sorth OF
.nriou aud Rrenss The ssamshiI, aontant ssytia
aud britannia DO take mais ior Denmark sweden aud
Norway The mails for Hayfi and Kingston, Ja- will eaye
New York June IL. The mails for Porto Rico direct wui
will leave June 20. The mails for Anstrss
etc. will leave san Francisco June 20 T. l. JAdEs.
hew-fork, June " l5ti. Postmaster.
Water Tight Cellars Asphalt al its brancheT
MoES's AsPHALfTC CEMENT COMPANY my"
L :. VAUGHAN. treasurer. IV5 Maidenlane. I.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

All Nosce. Of Marriages aust be indOr.Sd Sia full
aams and address
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-05
Notice Of
SheI.inS sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out OF the District Court
Of the Four IA Judicial District, in snd tor
the county Of Humboldt, State OF Nevada, on
the 10Th day Of Au inst. A. D.. 1877, and to me
directed aud delivered for execution upon q
Judgment recovered in said Court on the nth
dag Of SUvemb r, A. ID 1875, in favor of
the Merchant Ike anRe Bank, and against
the humboldt Mill and Mining Company.
Now, therefore, in obedience TO the com
mands and requirements Of said writ of exc
Cuti0n,l did ON the 2lst day of August 1877
levy on in take in execution the follow ing
descri' Cd real ropertv. to-wit:
A / that certJ in parcel Of land situate In
Humboldt county. Nevada. and bounded rs
follows. to-wit: Commencing 1T post at the
F. cor or Of the 5 W II of secIion 20. T SO,
Mr. 80 + MD NJ. running west center Of
Humboldt river. following laid river TO the
junction Ct +. Lay and NJ Barrett's land
Tor the land form rly owned by them
thence rum ng south 4Te 10 4 o pos at ihe
corner of George Berrott's land tor tie land
former owned by h MI. thence running
with curve Of the humboldt canal &C dir
lance of 60 feet N # the cen.er Of said Canal
90 the = r. corner of Lot No. 4. Block %
thence to a post at the corner of said
4 of Section 30 tn nee running directly q
The point Of beginning, with that certain
QUAHIZ Nj known as the humboldt Re
duction Works" nd all buildings and inn
provements located on or belonging to said
land; aid parcel OF land containing ninety
nine 90-l00 600 90 100 acres, as appears on the
Gsp fl. d q the Office OF the Rect rderof Hum
holdt county, Nevada. Also tina cert in g =
NAE on the humboldt river known as The
"Humbold ifnal," and containing an area
OF 52S 75-l0G acres, aud crossing ranges rs, SO
81 80. 80 and 40 h. and he land bordering on
said Canal, as per grant OF the Uniied States
GoverEmt mt to the Humboldt Canal Com
pany. Also, that certain Lead. Lode or
MINE known as the Pride Of the Mountain"
consi ting Of nine hnnd ed 5000 feet ilinral
measur J more or le-s, together with all the
drifts tunnels, shafts. and all the improve
ments thereon. wi b II rock, ore. mineral,
earth nd substance contains, d Their in. said
Mine ituate about three and one-haf AN
miles in nOrthwesterly direction from the
town Of " innemucca In Winnemucca Mining
Distr Ct lso five thousand tons Of tailinss
on said above described Mill premises.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that ON
FRIDAY. LPrEMBER The l4rH. 1877,
Between the hours of 0 o'clock in the morning
and o'clock in the If ernDon, WIZ At
O'Clock r M, Of said day, in front OF the
Court house door in Winnemucca. Humboldt
County. Nevada. will expose to sale al public
auction according to law, 10 the highest bidder
for cash ia hind, payable only In u. $. gold
coin all the right, tile, inte rcst and claim of
said defendant Of, in and to the above
described property to satisfy said Judgment
costs and expen of safe.
Given under my hand at my office in Win
mucea, Humholdr county. Ntvada this
2lst day Of August, A. d.. 1877.
CA. KYLE, sheriff
OF Humboldt county, Nevada. als21
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Josiah B. Carrel, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the under-
IN signed, Administrator of the tate Of
Josiah b. Carrel, deceased. to the creditor
Of aud all persons having claims against the
sail deceased. to exhibit TIA IN with the neces
sary vouchers, within zen months after the
first publication Of this notiea, 70 the said
Administrator, at his residence in Paradise
Valley, ia the county Of Humboldt.
q Il JRGE II. CARRFL.
Administrator Of the estate Of
Josiah b, Carrel
Dated Winnem Augu7t 4, 1877, 4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-05
A ssess1nent n Office.
HURRICANE MINING COMPANY.

hUHIlCANE MINING COMPANY.
u OCArlON of principal place of business.
u i San Francisco, California. Location of
WORKS, Humboldt cadnty. heyada.
No ice il hereby given, that at a meeting OF
the Board of Directors. held on the 20 Ii day of
J ne, 1871 an asse sment tNo. y If ten tl0l
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable imme-
diately in United states gold coin. to the
Sec etary. at the Office of the company, No
$50 California street, room 2, san Francisco,
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1877.
VIII be delinquent. and advertised for sale NJ
public auction; and unless payment Is made
before Will be sold on
SAL URDAY, Tie TWENTY-FIFTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1877.
70 psy tho delinquent assessment. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses o.
sale.
by order Of the Board oG Directors
J. II. DICKINSON, secretary.
Office, No. $50 California street, San
Francisco.