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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-28
Notice.
~ THE PROBATE COURT OF BOISE COUNTY.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF BOISE COUNTY,
\ Territory Of Idaho.
In the matter Of the esq Order to show cause on
tate and guardianship Of application for order OF
Mona Saunders. minor. sale of Real Estate.
On reading and filing the petition OF $. Maggie
Wheeler. the guardian Of the person and estate OF
Mona saunders, minor, praying for On order Of
sale q certain real estate belonging TO her said
ward for the uses and purposes therein set forth.
II Is hereby ordered that the next of kin OF the
said ward and all persons interested in the said es
tate appear before this court on Wednesday the
twenty-sixth day Of December, 1877, at IL O'Clock
A NJ. ST the courtroom of this court in Idaho City
County Of Boise and Territory Of Idaho then aud
there to show cause why an order should not be
granted for the sale OF such estate.
And it Is further ordered that copy of this or
der be published at least week for three sne
cessiye weeks before the day OF hearing in the Ida
no Serni-Weekly World, newspaper printed and
published in Idaho City. county OF Boise aforesaid
4. s. HART
Dated Nov. n, 1877. Probate Judge.
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.Art Initiating Natnre.o

A coating Of diamonds on pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
luster is perpetual. For sale only ID
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelrv
Store, ITO Broadway, opposite stewar j
New York. Goods sent G. O. D., with
privilege to examine before paying for
them. Send for illustrated price list
e. / have no agents.
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The Morning Sun Reporter has the

The Morning Sun Reporter has the
following:
"Some years ago an old German
was attending prayer meeting in Lou,
lisa county and being called on to
pray, did SO in a fervent and vehement
manner that brought on a fit Of cough
ing. After waiting for some time, the
minister called on another person to
continue she prayer, when the first
man claimed the floor, bursting out:
sHo-o-o.Id on, Brother B.; I'll
pray fl barstl7 At another time,
tie same NAB arose ii lovefeast
meeting, and prefaced bis experience
with the remark, Some Of yon dinksl
Pm an Oft Dutchman, md don't know
some dinks; but 4 pet dollar rs
shust der happiest man ID der housepl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-28

A VALUABLE MEDICAL TREATISE. The
edition for 1878 OF the sterling Medic,
al Annual, known as Hostetters Alma
nae, is now ready, and may be OBJ
tanned, free of cost, Of druggists and
general country dealers in all parts OF
the United States and British Ameri-
ca, and indeed in every civilized por-
ton of the Western Hemisphere. It
combines, with the soundest prae-
teal advice for the preservation and
restoration Of health, large amount
of interesting and amusing light read
ing, and the calendar, astronomical
calculations, chronological items, &c,
are prepared with great care, and will
be found entirely accurate. The is
sue of Hostetter's Almanac for 1878,
In the English, German, French,
Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish, Holland,
Bohemian and Spanish languages.
will in all probability be the largest
edition of a medical work ever pub
ilished in any country. The proprie-
tors, Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, Pitts
burg, Pa, on receipt of two cent
stamp will forward copy by mail to
any person who cannot procure one
In his neighborhood.
DEC. 4, THY.
CHnDRES hunger perpetually for
new ideas. They will learn with
pleasure from the lips of parents what
they deem it drudgery to study in
books; and even if they have the mis-
fortune to be deprived of many edu-
advantages, they will grow
up intelligent if they. enjoy in child
hood the privilege of listening daily
to the conversation of intelligent PEG.
pie. We sometimes see parents, wbo
are the life of every company which
they enter, dull, silent and Auninterest-l
ing at home among their children. IfI,
they have not mental activity and {
stores sufficient for both, let them first !
use what they have for their house
holds. A silent home is dull place
or young people, place from which
hey will escape if they can. How {
much useful information, on the other
land, is often given in pleasant fami- I
y conversation, and what unconscious .
'nt excellent mental training in lively
ocial argument. Cultivate to the ut rs
most the graces Of conversation.
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Summons.

TERRITORY OF IpAHs, CO
County of Boise. 90
Benjamin Hobsrt, Jun, and Samuel A. Wood.
partners under the name and style of Hobert. Wood
Co, Plaintiffs, va. Cornelius Healy and Timothy
Dacy, partners under the name and style OF Con
Healy Co., defendants:
In the District Court fo- the Territory Of Idaho.
Second Judicial District:
20 CORNELIUS HEALY AND TIMOTHY ADA
cy; La the name-of the people OF the United
Statee IN the Territory Of Idaho: You are hereby
notified that there is now on file ia the Office OF Tia
Cierk OF the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District OF said Territory, in Idaho City, county of
BOISE, the complaint of Benjamin Hobert and sam
neI A. Wood, praying judgment against you in the
sum or $40 and $500 dollars gold coin, on a GER
tain promissory note. dated April l3. 1877. made
and delivered by defendants 70 plaintiffs on said
date for 1851 40, aud interest at one per cent per
month, and that unless you appear and answer Ia
said complaint within ten days after the service
hereof, II served within Boise county. and within
twenty days Il servea out of said county but within
said judicial District. and within thirty DAYS II
served out of said District exclusives of the av OF
serv1ce judgment will taken against You by default
In testimony whereof l. Al, T. Richard
T.. q / son, Clerk of said District Court have
J hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Seal Of said Court at Idaho City, this 2sd
day of July, A. d. 1877
A. l.. RICHARDSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
~ 6Eo. w RICHARDS, Deputy, Dec 1i-2m.
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M Office IS HkRHBY GIVEN THAT / WILL.
~ on Monday, the 18th day Of December, A. ID.
1871. at IL O'Clock, NJ, Of said day. ct my Office in
Idaho City, Boise county, I. t. offer at public atlc-
ton the sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty 1880 Dol.
lars to the lowest bidder therefor in County War
raets OF said Boise county, issued and registered
prior to January. 1869. r. w. TOMpKINS
IDHHo CRY, Dec !. 1877
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Board Of county commissioners

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory, VII meet in
regular session at the Clerk Office in Idaho City. on
Monday, January I, 1873,
That being the first Monday In said month All
accounts or other matters coming before said Board
should be fled two days prior to that time
AL accounts and papers must be legally verified
70 insure action thereon, and no bill will be pre.
scented unless all the fees are paid.
JAMES M0RTARTY,
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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take H&H 4I The Territorial and County
taxes are n61 a* 248 payable, and that the law Id
relation to <1fI I.scton WITH be strictly enforced
and that tha tiAe Tor collecting expires on Monday
THE 10th day 0f December, Suits viii be immedi.
ately commenced on AL delsnQ1ncies after that
date. JOHN GORMAN.
Assessor and ex0fcio Tax Collector Of Boise coun-
ty. Il az
IpzHo Cl11s Nov IL, 1s7I.
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LYONS ETHAN makes beautifnl
glossy, Iusriant hair prevents il fslling
out or tuai9g gray = has stood the fest
Of 4Oyvss. Is charming X nerlumaa s M
hasno rival r.
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slave masters Of TIE
ne that emaucipalil Il q
Suing for them dna13 One
= aesso now viii % the WORK at three
former slaves and the planter bss on-
~ TO employ labor for about six
months IL the year. after which bis
workmen are no longer an expense TO-
him far board and clothing. Among
the intelligent class Of blacks freedom
has induced feeling Of self respect,
and }he responsibility Of having to-
provide for themselves, and III many
cases large families, inspires them to-
faithfnlness aud honesty ii their work,
that they may not want for employ
ment. Of course there is a large num-
Der Of negroes whe are lazy, and vi
cious, the same as there are loafng
and wicked whites; but in both cases
they are generally confined to the ig-
norant classes. In the south it is this
lower order Of blacks that politicians
use and play upon for the outrage"
business, and for whom they get up |
northern sympathy; whereas in nine
cases out of ten the blacks are enti-
tied to no more commisseration than
the tramps Of the north, who are the |
subjects of SO much detestation byI
everyone. The honest, respectable
negroes rarely get into trouble with
the whites.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-14
The Ohio Election.

It is now conceded that tho Demo-
Gratis of Ohio have carried that Slate bv
large majorities. Bishop the Demo-
cratic; candidate for Governor Inns q
majority of from fifteen TO twcni y-fve
thousand, and n large majority of the
Legislative ticket elected, is also Dem
ocrntic tho latter claiming that on joint
ballot Of the General Assembly. they
will have from thirty to forty majority.
Ilptimate friends of tho President claim
that no anticipated this result, and at.
tributes II mainly to the tart TINT for
years tho State has gradually beou
adapting tho idea OF imitation together
with, the placing in the field Of ibo
Wotkihgmen'A ticket, and not to sen,
timent OF hostility toward the Admins.
tration, Whether Tho President ontcr.
Trims these Vows or not, is compare.
lively unimportant, but the arguu. eli
advanced in the latter propositions, is
certainly very weak one, for it cannot
DO denied thns q majority Of tho work.
ing men hsvo, belonged to, and moved
with the Democratic party.
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Fatal shooting ii, y,ra,Aia.

At 2;3o o'clock, Monday morning,
LoulR Ash, o brother OF United States
Marshal, Gus. Ash was shot and NOR
tally wounded by Special Police officer
YIN. II. Davis, In house Of ill.fame,
on South D Street, Ash vas q young
man, being in tho Gath year of his
ago. In his dying statement before
Justice Moses. Ash stated thut p.c,o
wan no quarrel between himself and
Davis; that he had no weapons Mt tho
+i,no Of being shot 10y Davis auG dc.
elafed bis killing cold-bioodcd nur.
der. Fonr bullet wounds weto found
In sAsh'a body and Davis is unhurt.
Davis statement is TINT Ash fred two
shots al him just as no reached INC
door OF the house, when 10 drew hia
pistol and they exchanged shots to.
gethcr. Davis firing fivo times and
Ash. no thinks fred three. Tho in.
matos Of tho house say TINT both men
VoFo drunk at tho tlm6 OF the ARRAY.
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Meeting ofDIr.ctou

At monthly meeting of the Board
OF Directors Of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, dividend Of three
per cent. was declared OH tho main
stem stock. The Two per cent. divi-
dord declared in April, makes with
this, eight per cent. for tho year 1877.
a dividend Of eight per cent. where
interest rates at six. and yet the poor
rnilrond companies Hro obliged to re-
duco tho already miserable attenuatcd
wages Of employees il order to keep tho
gaunt wolf from their own individual
doors. Give EN- Government MD and
universal sympathy by all means.
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- Tho annual meeting Of tho Western
Union Telegraph Company was held in
: Now York last Wednesday,, and after
election Of Directors, President Orion
submitted to that body his report for
the fiscal year. The gross earnings
amount to nearly ten. million OF dol.
lars, anlth6 expenses, including rental
Of leased lincs,,a little over six and d
half "ininiohs, leaving a net profit Of
S3.l40,127. This not profit. with the
exception of balance of S2l, 9S5, has
been expended in tho purchase of com.
peting lines GEd in the construction Of
additional lines. Something over
n hundred thousand has been devoted
to the purchasing Of new lines. and now
TINT these trifling impediments to the
sovereign sway OF the gigantic monopoly
are, effectually and finally removed,
tho public arc complncently told that
t.,with tho cessation OF wasteful eompo-
tition, which hos existed for several
years past, Il will DO practicable to ar.
range system ofstolls throughout tho
country which. while moro remuncra-
tive to the company, will also 10 moro
advantageous to the public, because Tho
reductions, will be moro widely iislrib:
utod - : '..,'
, if "Wastcful competitionl.' II anything
was needed to,bring out in strong elief
tho original genius of Mr.. Orion as n
business manager, tho above coinage
would be nmply sufficient. "wasteful
competition''-it too rich. "
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:e::..,sttsss:t:.sY Egxg i.lpEPENDEaI.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER II, 1877.
Jo.eph SEQ opc,l In.

= @. e. .
A dispatch nom Fort Bciiton under
. date Of the 9Th instant SAYS since the
Iirst battle OF Gen. Miles with Joseph d
band, tho. troops have BEEN koldin!
tho Indiana In marrow rnvinS, antl
have picked them OF from rifle pits,
losing only four men themselves.
JOstph raised the white flns four tiines,
offering to surrender and no might
keep his guns, but Miles demanded
unconditional surrender, aud on the
uast day. Joseph raised tho ling again,
advanced in front of the lines, handed
his gun to Miles aud shook hands with
him. The remainder of the command
did the same. Forty wounded Indians
were found in camp. The number of
:! dead Is unknown, rs oil wars buried.
TIL. glory Of tho fight rests NTH Miles.
Tho entrenchincnts OF tho. Neg perces
wero ENORMOUSLY constructed. Their
bravery was unsurpassed throughout
the fight, and they are credited with
numerous Octs OF humanity to wounded
whites. 49,. =
stiThe conduct Of General miles in
thus summSrily squelching tho Ncz
Ptrces without consulting Howard or
afioriing that gentleman nm opportun.
ity to crafty protracted and consum.
ing desire TO ''strikc Joe. in tho rear"
will RECEIVE tho we'll merited contlcm-
nation OF every adnirer of tho bril-
liant but tardy o. o. .
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IN conformity with the Presidents
order, =. L. Shannon, of Lander; G
w. B"yaut, of Ornsby; S. u. Jemison,
Of Washoe; and L. c. HIaud, of Storey.
have withdrawn from membership in
tho State Central Republican Com
mittee of this State. they filling FEEDER
al positions, md the vacancies are
filled by the election of u. j. Farrell,
of Lander; W. NJ. Boar,lman, of Wash
oe; A. d. Treadway, of Ormsby, and
L. Strother, Of Storey. Henry Piper,
of Storey, Was elected Secretary.
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Reports from Ohio and Iowa regard
ing the elections which took place
within their borders Oh Tuesday, are
still iudetlaite, but.so far as related to
Iowa, that State has undoubtedly gone
Republican. Tho Chairman of the
Republican Committee Of Cleveland,
clnims that his patty has elected its
five Rcprcso l.aiiyes and Senators. y
dispatch nj Inidh;., at from Cincinnati
says the Democrats have probably
elected the erti"o County aud Lcgisla.
tive ticket. -.
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The N.r, IIn,,,s.

~. %.
Clerk Adams has completed tho roll
Pf tho now House. Tho parties will
stand; Democrats 152, Republicans
l39. One Republican FROM Colorado
and ono Democrat from Missouri arc
omitted Tho Louisiana delegation
stands. four Democrats aud two Ro.
publicand, instead otlhO rovorsc, as The
Certificates represent Florida hns ono
Denlocrnt and one Republican. instead
OF two Republicans.
II, as reported, the Posidcut desires
th6 repeal Of tho"Tonuro OF oNlco Act"
the extra session will DO likely 20 cor.
tinuO mp to tho time Of the regular con.
vocation. ''''
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ASSESSMENT HOTIGE.

NE EtEEs Mill AND MINING
,,nuuauy.-Io,.ltIuu OF principal place
of business. SSn frnneIseo. California. Loca.
lion Of works. Tuscarora, El.o County, Seysda.
Notice IL hereby riven thai AZ nct'.s ~ IN ','"
lrmbrr, 1871, All nsscssnout no. ~ OF I"onl%'
fvo Cents per share. was levied upon ll'n clpi'
tai b,0tk ~ tho cnrporaiinn' rnSaplc n" NV
Rotary, st tho Oflico Of tho Company 5lO fIhe
Sttrct San Francisco. California ,,
Auy stock upTn whirlI tlis nssSEyhcit ~ m "a,
Dtn, 1871 VIII bo delinquent anil advertised
for sale ut public auction. aud nnits ray'nens
81 made bofoIo. will bo smid or MOSnAi INC
S!SETFENTlf DAY or SDVEMBkH, 1911,
10 nay lilo delinquent assessment. together
y,I,i, Goa ~ OF ADVERTISING and oSpcnGca Of sale.
JIy order OF tito board Of Directors.
TIIOg. y. ATKISSoH, Secretary.
nyrtc=-sI0 Zinc street, Rooms 10 and ~
Sen FtadciScO, California. h3v'i
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Tho remains Of General Custer were
inferred i'll the Military grounds ut
West Point, with impressive ccremOn-
les, md military honors. on Wcducs-
day. Some 1000 persons attended tho
rcmnins from the city to the place Of
burinl,
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Boss TwEEp'S statement to Attorney
General FairchilI, is made public. Il
contains the nRincs Of lwonIy.oue
Senators who werc paid for their. votoI
or their SILENCE.
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~ l." sacoJ.aiI:rl O. chGl;c Oh New
York for &I00,0OO wns tornd nj tho
sconc cf Tie in"rdet Of tdo nnil.ce,.ic;
ia AriIonair Nav laat bv Indians aud
forwarded TO The Uaitcd Sln,os agency
~ Tucson. httor Wing exposed nearly
six months, tho papct was intact.
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The importent connection between
tho Could & Curry aud Savage miuos,
on Ito l0OO.fOot level. WAS completed
Monday.
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l;E1:
M,'tIu' In Etc, DC lber Io.b ISL, 70
cT OF JUiii y. = 'huEi q IL I'll I'd Sn!.
eouspszrsasz7=aara1 ,-1-E-=zru,z
DAHL F. BEATTY'S
Planes and Organs

The fianos end Organs mn lui.' r;r. cd br Dan
lei : E''ai.T OF Washington. Sew J r-ry. n u
more earnestly Gld generally L"nnrnISu 10y
the f.r', ami IIu' IL IOviu;; T".iic nln lry III
tt'nmrntS manufactured IN ais CorAt.y q.
Euiric. The PiGJoS have the grcll"St Possible,
JCpth. richness Hnl yoluIns OF to &C. comb ned
with Iarc hrjliiancy. clrHrHc = a.Id pcrftrt
csIHng:B ihrJu :hGu the rnt'ro cCaIr ami above
81. SUI. nj Al" duration whl:h novu. ClIIngry
GDic. ,hu mast del cite or power nj touch
Jhe ccl' bIatcd "u:olden Tongue rrCd> IL
E:ritys Gel, brAied organ IT, conjunction vi h
'hc perfected Reed Boards produce sweet, pure
ana powerful tOnc5. ETv-y instrument, FIluO
ar1 Organ. fully warrcntcl pc"Icc. In every .-
"?-ct and Will he shipped Oh from lyc 10 Of.
teen days test trial, the manufacturer pEyi5g
.. iShi 10th ways, /! tia INSTRUMENT liz pof All
is:icloTy. Iiiu..rLt al ADVERTISER, tCa.Alnyuc
Idi'iohl rent fec Gu apple alton. .Jdrr.s
DANIEL L.. BEATTY, WpsI,tnxIun'
NcNY Jersey. -'
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Eo# tho week oHding October lsi,
only ~ fc?t vas run In tho Sutro tun.
mel. This slow progress Ia Supposed
TO 10 in fulG!lment OF design.
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There 10 no manufacturer Of PlauoS and Or
gans In this or any other country who has re-
ceived so many unsolicited Endorsements n has
Mr. beatty. From every ktsle and Territory
comics the same verdict: They are tho beat In
the world" Illustrated ADVERTISER. tCata
BEATTY. Washington. Now Jersey. ccT
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hl!NURL MEETING.
7 >eFree, ain end MIN at Company

7 Ne Free HIiI Gnd Min at Company
The hnErdt sicc.'T,: OF abe shove ua .IIv,l Com.
pany f'r - election o. Trustees SOr the Gusu.
l'E yc:r, C.iI fuT ihY transaction pf such O;ncr
buSili'', q, igay 'awiully Ca!no before too
mteiiila, VIII lie ,ltll at il:c U:lCu Of hG Conn
liTny, Rpohi 10. go Pine street. San Francisco,
o. SATURDAY. tho TWENTIETH d:y % OCTO-
E.l:. \. ID. 1877, TT l9 O'Clock 20. Transfer
bcoh9 VII ID Clcb ~ On aud ailcr 10Th lu,. tnt
until 2I.i,
otGd TIIoS. Z, ATKINSON, Secretary.
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Den IA OF Harry Mcl-..y.

y New York dispatch OF tho 10th
instant reports receipt of nows from
Lima, Peru, announcing tho death
Hurry Meisss at that place, on tie
29th of September.
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NOTICE,
STATE G OF NEVADA,

STATE OF NEVADA, .
County OF E1ko.
IL THE DISTRICT COURT or rur ~,
i Judicial District. at Chambers. NINTH
In tue matter oi the application Of Geo,.o .,
BOILER, administrator OF the eatste ~ Suwwoo u.
longing 10 sail estate. foIe, be-
Whereas. GeorI o II. Dobier, AZ the 49,.
traitor ira 81 tho estate ofwilIam brown. deee'.n,
has Med bis petition In this Court duly Ss.,ed,
pra! Ing for nn Orricr OF this Court for rtned.
Oh ahe real estate belonging to said estate he
much thereof ne may be necessary. VITO
Notice Is therefore given tn all per,or,
estId Ia said estate. to appear before naiJ cast'
NJ tho Court Room. In ElkO, Elko ConnSS" SStt,
Nada on the 2Gth day OF October. ls;3 ~.
siocx 4 ~. or M soon thereafter ~ paiIe.e.D
an order Should not be made for the rair - nJ
real estate belonging to Eaid GU nte, a. Nm, 'he
Tor In iIid petition, aud that this NOTICE P'a1sd
Nhh!u III tho ELEo INDEPENDENT for fo,s pun
ccshivc weeks from this date. ''u' sue
District Judge, Ninth Judicial Di1Irict p,,.
County. Nevada. LlHo
Elao. New, Sept. ~, 1877. ,,o,
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ASSESSMENT notice.

'I>USCARORA CONSOLIDATED MILL. AND
MiniuS CoLI.aJy-i.ocltiOn of principal
place NJ buNiE,N-. hHn Francisco. C-iif0rhiI;
location Of WORKS, TuscaTora DiShict, Elk0
County. Nevada.
Notice ~ hereby given that nj a inoo:lng cf
tie Board 81 Directors. held October ist. 1871,
An hsEcsSniCIt tSn. ~ Jf TC1 tlDl Cents per
ElinIC VS. lrTirU rInn The capital ktock of tho
corporation. p7rsbIc iIn.nrtIIhtn'", iu United
Stdt6a add coJ, la tic rccI'taTy. at tho uIlco
at Tie company, No. tOI Montgomery st Get.
Srn iTI"c.scv. California.
Any stock rI,u which ihi' assessment shall
Tn'uaIh I',n..id on tho SIKH DAY OF SOY:M-
EEii. 1861. will lac delinquent, rnd advertised
fIr t7io 81 prhiC auction. aud unless payment
IL III. ,lc before. win bc sold on SATURDAY, the
l'ihST day 81 DECEMBER, 1877, 20 Ray :ho dc.
lin.u' III a"rE,mcIIt, Together With costs Of
advertising aud expenses Of The Inle,
By order Of the board "f Dircctofr.
II. u. LAND. Secretary.
OFFICE tel Montgomery street. sSn Fan.
cisco, DIlifo IA. o.
T. 90 iol, i,Ig oil klNros cin have them CT
cha ':cw i"r new SlIs.'c; al ,he at, Of two new
share. 10 oHu OF o'd by applying TO ". II.
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I'll D"cLSEE. | Hm glad to get home"
said MIS-. Hayes, us tho President put
his latch key in the front door OF tho
White House. "Sow, rutherford, you
just slip down to tho butchers and cet
"good slice OF steak; stop at the bakers
and got fresh loaf OF bread, and drop
in to the coufeetionci and buy cream
Pic, wbilo put Oh the kettle and start
hro i'll Tho range, and we will sit lovh
to good square lunch. ain tired TO
death Of Georgia bacon and Masgaoha.
sets pork aud beans"