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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The grant OF water front between 1884 and saith
streets and Eighth avenue has been to Sarah
Il. Cornish, execulrix OF the Raynor estate, under
resolution OF the Sinking Fund Commission.
Comptroller Kelly has been authorized 10 make suit
able arrangements for the leasing Of premises at No.
1856 East Twenty.sixth street. 10 be used rs a free
yng-in asy ium Mayor Ely says that the place is quite
suitable for such an institution IL Is at present
cupied by the Eclectic Medical Society.
The Commissioners OF Charities and Correct ION
having abandoned the scnoolshp Mercury, rcsoln-
ttor yesterday adopted by the SINKING Fund Com
misstoners authorizing the sale OF this vessel
Mayor Ely and Recorder Hackett have been re.
Quested under a resolution OF the sinking Fund Com
nesioners take into consideration the project Of
awarding site for tho State Capitol In Washington
square some other eligible locality.
A proposition is about 10 be made 10 the Park he.
partment 10 throw open the City Hall Park for general
traffic TO relieve the crowded thorourhiares in
that vicinity. In such an event the present pavenc ns
will be removed 10 make way for granite block mate
rial.
II liz said that several OF the officials not 100 miles
sway from the City Hall have been taxed IN various
amounts according TO the salaries pad for the purpose
OF defeating the Omnibus bill now before the state
Assembly.
During the past week Comptroller Kelly made paw.
mens TO the amount OF SLAB 20 TO the Magdaep In
etitute and SO, $50 SO TO the Founding Asylum The
Reading Coal and Iron Company also paid ycsier-
day $50, go So IN part liquidation OF q claim for
furnishing 13 500 tons OF coal to the Com oil
Charities and Correction.
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TwEED's CHANCES.

II ~ said BY those supposed to DO best informed
thai Mr.. John D Townsend submitted 10 M. Wheeler
h Peckham and the Attorney General several days ago
much talked Of proposition Tor the release OF his
client william n. Tweed, and tha, the document was
beng iavorabiy considered when tho marvellous
story Of The ex.Bosv Eight was published.
Thai narrative has proven altogether TOO strange
for ths credullty OF those who have watched
ihc proceedings In MI Tweeds case since mis-
arrest, ia attempt certain people who
assisted M Tweed TO escape Is SO palpable In the
opinion OF many that the story has failed Of It's pur-
pose 10 elicit sy mpathy for lis hero and has actually
caused rcvulson OF feeling against him 1--WE WIZ
have says Attorney Genera! Fairchiid ai Tweed has
70 gvea his property and all ms testimony against
his confcderates and those they bought and soid or
be shall die in JAIL" Mr. Tweed In his letter 70 hr
Charles O'Conor bearing date December last, offers
TO tell everything he knows and give up oil he has n
The world II tho authorities will SCI him free Not
the affairs of his intimate friends are excepted
from this promise testify, and be explicitly states
that he Will Il 70 tho judgment OF the prosecution
10 say whether all should be published The general
opinion seems 70 DO that as the prisoner saw MS
chances OF escape apparently grow stronger from day
20 day he determined not TO sgve away" his friends,
and had the narrative OF his alleged wanderngs puo
lIshed 10 throw the prosecution OF the scent
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A GAS BONANZA.

WHAT IT COSTS TO SUPPLY THE ANNEXED DIS
TRIcT-cAN THE CONTRACT BE BRoKEN?--AN
INTERESTING STATEMENT FROM JOHN b.
HAsKIN TO COMPTROLLER KELLY.
Mr.. John b. Haskin has addressed letter to Comp
troilcr Kelly relative the matter OF supplying gas
for the annexed district He calls attention to the
fact that the city compelled TO pay $50 per
for each lamp the ward the subur-
ban Gas Light Company, together with the costs and
expenses OF repairing these lamps and posts This
company is run by gentleman named r. A. Brick.
Mr. Haskin alludcs to the average rate paid to city
gas companies as being $27 per annum for each lamp
and suggests that these hard times Mr. Brick should
be brought down to such figures. He contends that
the contract should not BIO again ratified by the city
authorities and that the present agreement should DO
declared Invalid for the following rcasons:-
REASONS WHY.
"The contract had It's inception IN corruption, was
made IN fraud Of tho rights Of the people
by town ring, and the town officers bad
no authority IN law TO make the contract for ten
years any other number OF years Tho attempt
pt the officers, elected Tor year. to bind their
successors and the taxpayers without any special act
Of legislation authorizing (and exists) for
Tears, and is bold assumption and usurpaton Of
power. In many Of the streets and avenues wherc
amps placed and lighted there are hve. ten aud
twenty lamps each residence and the OF light
ing them, II paid under such pretended contract,
much larger In amount than he entire rental OF all the
dwellings aud tcnements thereon
The writer insists upon speedy action by the city au-
thorties and shows that the rate charged should DO
reduced and the number OF lamps diminished at least
oDo.ha. THIS reduction, he says, would effect an an
pnai saving OF $50. lao ~
In concluding bis letter MI Haskin asserts "that a
former corporation counsel had gwen opinion
facturcd 10 order that this contract binding upon
the city Tor ten years, until January 1881
hdently assert that lie had neither the facts the
law gwen 10 him in the upon which he could have
made ar intelligent honest and reliable opinion" Mr.
Haskln further suggests 10 Comptroller Kelly that In
The event OF this oilciai's declining TO pay Brick
1855 80 tnree months ciaim) he tHaskinl Will un.
dertake 10 defeat any suits which may be commenced
Tor the recovery OF the money. He proposes also 10
give bond OF indemnity TO protect the city for all
costa and disbursements that may be recovered against
II by Brick.
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DrRYEE-LA BoyrRAux-On Wednesday. April 4,
at the residence OF The bride, BY the Rev c. Kceicr
GEORGE W. orKyxx TO EMxA d. La BoYrxAux. daugh-
ter oil William La Boyteaux, all Of brooklyn
HAPrxL-BRrsgR -rhursday, April D. BY the Rev.
Father Bonaventures Dr. CHARLES HAPrEl- from CO.
iorne, Prussia, 20 Mrs KATE BRuxxa, Of New YORK
No cards
HkgxASpEz-FoLsY.-on Tuesday, 80 inst. al The
Church OF 81 Charles Borromeo, by the Rev. Father
Duly, Joux D. HERSASpKz 70 Miss MARY lRESE FOLEY
daughter OF The late Daniel Foley, all os5rookiyn No
cards. IL
HoRros--JoHxsos. " ednesday, April 4, 1877, BY
the Rev william N. punnel, LEWIS HORTON, Jr. 10
KArx JOHNSON, all OF THIS city
HoyT-MiGy.--At Syracuse. N. y. April ), 1877, oy
Rev A. H. Fahncstock, HARMON h. HORT 70 ~ An
roIxgTTE M,Gr. daughter OF the late Bernard Migy
Yonkers papers piease copy
Lowx-SHAxLEy-ln Brooklyn. on the 9th inst oy
the Rev s Malone, 4. LOUIS LowR Jr, TO N. ANGELA
STANLEY, both Of Brooklyn
Moarox-w EisHAur7.- Thursday, April 8 1877,
by the Rev. Dr. Paddock. ]. FRANK MoRroS 10 NINA
H., daughter Of the late Frederick Woisbaupt ali OF
Brooklyn.
MAgsros-MxLLKx. -On Thursday, April s, by Rev.
mr. Mett, al his residence, JOSEPH MARsroS, late 9!
Detroit 10 SARAH JASg MELLES, all OF this CITY.
RAYxoxD-HARxAM-April Q, 1917, al the residence
Dr. CHARLES N. RAYMOND 10 NJ JOSEPHINE, only daugh.
ter OF George A. Hartman
Providence, r l., papers and Batimore sun please
copy. -n - 80
Rev william W. Soaver, OF Jane Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, WILLIAx Riley 10 JENNIE 4. SEX
Tox
YorSs-SMrH.-on Wednesday, April 4, 1871, in
Brooklyn. E. D., by the Rev. j. Hyatt Smith, al Inc
residence Of the BRIDES mother HENRY A. YorSG 20
NErrg, youngest daughter OF the late Charles sm''n
No cards
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A BOLD THIEF.

Miss Katie Finch, of No. $40 West Fif,y.sevcnth
street, was walking through Broadway at three
o'clock yesterday afternoon, when stout young
man camo brushing past her, turned sud
denly ana fairly wrenched her pocketbook
out OF her hand, aud across the street
Two or threo persons The act and followed tho
thief who lnaIly arrested by Oncer Doyle, OF tho
Twentyninth precinct, and brought before Judge o.
terbourg. Miss Finch said that her hand panied Tor
some time aftcrward on account OF the the ma n
gave IT, The prisoner, who gave hts name Francis
Donohue OF No AL Bps Twenty FIRST street, pleaded
g.llty and was held IN So. 900 bail to answer
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ALL ABOUT GAS.

Mr.. J. B. Willis, who is alleged TO be defaulter to
the Clifton Gas Company to the amount OF 000 says
shat he was not the treasurer OF tho company, but
only clerk, and that the alleged deficiency is in tho
makeup Of the bank accounts He refuses make any
statement ''untii The proper time"
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cKxRxAs-AcKyRxAx.-On Wednesday, April 4, By
Rev r. NJ Nicholson ALFRED H. AcE.RAAS, OF
albany N. r., Anc MARY, daughter ofJohn X. Acxor.
man. Of Brooklyn.
BRowx--sxrsox. lon Thursday evening, April 5,
1871 the house Of tho BRIDES parents. by the Row.
william Suddards, u. D., SAMUEL u. Buows 10 ELLEN,
daughter OF W illiam Simpson. all Of Philadelphia.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED,
Birth.

Nosxs -On tine 7th inst, Mrs. FANNIE MOSES. OF 22a
Madison st. Of son. Mother aud son doing we'll
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sPORrING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.

sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.
4 afo9 SALE, ALI sis OF gisCy DOES Ssi
~ oss . ~ bovkSs % 'ssa
Canal
4 CHANGE TO Buy 4 GOOD DOG cnEAP-rnE
ilargcsi aud finest clue spotted siberian blood Hound
so' ss and Ws % ys
e H he
we'ghs Gcuna. The mos. beautiful Bse skye Terrier g be
ans 'e'' ~" % 'e'" pace WY l. r' ALIEN Tx
ATT. SEEMS. Iis WEST BROADWAY. CAN BE
found c finest lot Of skye Terriers the city also
hnc and larae assortment Of Bird q all descriptions
4 NIGHTINGALE; FINE, SWEET soSGsTEE. AND
dress =, Q. d Dos West Esd st
pREEcH LOADER wASTED--rES or TWELVE
Dsaugs Address, with price, GUN box 200 Herald Up
L'uk sALE-ALL CHOICE BREEDS OF DOGS,
= Fancy Fowl. Birds se Medicine for all Diseases At
LIoR sALE-LAKGEsr BULL MAsrITF DOG IN
country and best watch Newfoundland Dogs Pups Of tho
sss stock rsn,sr, s1q seers rabbit rat Dogs
' '''s' '''sA f'a Gsen sSS Bstssway
INTERNATIONAL BENCH SHOW OF DOGS AT Gill;
ssSsn a e d a 3 I s BE the
prizes tor all varieties of sporting and transporting
s as,s s.s ssss ass' e'f Go spn a y.
oss collars SGss o bro sa Ss also
es dogs the Rev Cumming Gncdo"s tho S
Ne s0 2 ns s
10 Sudge. There will be numerous exhibitors .rcm
Great Britain. The special premium list Is printed
and together with the gcnera pri1e list ana blanks
be had by addressing the superintendent CHAS Linz
coin. At his Office IL Chatham ST. Posi- ONCE box 2s32
DfDaEoNs-A LOT or FANCY PIDGEoNs FOR
sale cheap. Apply 3o5 Broome st., to y. W.. except
sunday.
1NiiREE SMALL SKYE TERRIER DOGS: MoCKING
Bird, very and good singer. iis East seth ST.,
stable 10
WANTED TO BuY-A THOROUGHBRED FOX TER.
w rer Bitch. Address FANCY, Herald Uptown Branch.
RESTAURANTS.
r I'VE AND LET LIVE LADIES' AND GENTIEMKN's
ILystor aud Dining Room, broadway and Fulton-The
iarder u this famous IL stocked With the ehoicest
dcicacics Of tho season ). SPENCER
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-13

ksfesTins tc she above. the undermined thanh,
his FORMER patrons for their liberal support az
eoIicass eoessneance Of the ssme fot his surce0
Seattle. Jsnuasy =. 1875,
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The ass' application viii convince yot of u
superiority as a cosmetic, which 10 not only
.ar,.h.-. bat ben, neial 10 the -kin. aud = lew
week.' use will pr,dnc. that yelv,ty. fie-h or
yOathfui appear .ncc 81 beAuiifal aud d.slrvup.
You may think you have = fsir rtin b-ior' but
the change aiter nsilil the Ei'Iir of fouih 10
almost miraculous. aud no lady tht regards
htr personal appeararce will ever be without Il
ATE u-ing II. Many laalie- have suffered from
the effects of powders and lotions which have
nearly ruined their rkin. u Was 40 rough that
It ioSk,d a. u tt had been rand.papered. hut
after two WI, ekr' use of the Elixir, which u
very simple. the rkin botanie ~ iair and smooth
a. an inisht-. Ard that any one enj yinr
average health m.y retain y.utLiul freshness
aud fairnes. 1f complexion at rikty years Of
sgc. which the, pos.cssd nj twenty, by the use
of the Prufs.s0r's prescription. kvery lady
see. what 'ie l. us,ns. The eoireet th-ory 70
TO keep the porrs oIen. and the profession In
this country still maintain u. Now. this IL to
a c-rtaiu extent correct. II Ia wvll fo' the
general health that they b- kept open over that
portion of tue b-iy prDtc.t Il by clothing. but
the pores OF the fsc- sheuli 10 kept q. near
natural opening. - they ere "n thiid's
Ob-e'ye u child on warm day anu you Will
no Ice iine preparation. for the reason that
th- pore openings are small They shOuid be
kert ~ nziure tuade them II IL imp0s.,b'e 10
cl0-c them eic.pt by -eAiifying the skin. There
is on the inside ii the skin. at ih" basr Of every
Itft. " iittit VI Whith I've
life prins ipls. Nov dis eniing or opening the
pores expose. this 80 ~ TO admit dust or other
particles, which irritate and Tester, producing
pimples or truptio1n IT mates the skin rough
ani ld.lookins This re.aIins of the pores
he's another unsigh.ly effect, BY loo~sning the
,kin. making wrinkles prrn.,turely. aud simply
becsu-e the ,kin has been 80 abused that Il I.
too large fyr the fcsh. This relaxing the p,rcs
IL can-ed Often by totp, though the lotions In
use have made .ai havoc with many, aud sr-
suIc rui1 % any ons'. akin aho prrrlsts Ia their
use Tue powders made fr m simple chalk are
not IN -,1nse YES 30 bai. hui when the pores
have pa. rclaIed they prove delcterious
be-ide, -, lie :Oiien contain sugsr OF lead or
bis.utfA' and sholld never be lsed. Ladies
will dad ~, Elixir the hest whitentr OF beauii
rer ia use, and In warm ather . perfect
luxury. ANY drug s,orr IN ths cou.try eau
prepare n. the highest charge they ever make
b~l"s 20 cents. and generally ,nsidsrzbiy hss.
] s-b'l fGll and c.mple 9 difcciions for ~. with
the receipt, which will hat n lifetime. ny
addressing MADAME LIZ WE'RE aud sending
- you eau obtain TIL. formula. Posiofiicc Box
No. l2s. Sirsi,ia Ciiy. Nevada myaa I'm
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Tile JunrICE MININ0 CON

/ PANY.-Locs'ion ~ principal place oi
basins--, Ssn frsnsi.co. Ci'iic,pla.
Locatlon of works, Gold Ilill, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice Ia hereby given. III I al = meeting Of
the board of Di~ctorr, held On the Ith day VI
June. 1871. an a-ses ment tSo. 20I of tine Dollar
and fifty Gents lfi 80. per rharc - levied upon
the capital stoca Of the corporation. payable
Immediately, In United stsie- geld CON. Ia the
Seerrtsry. At the Office uf the Company. Room
1u.yw.ris Building. No. .is Caliiornia stic,t.
San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shsll
rrmain unpaif on the Twelfth day of July,
isI7, will he delinquert. md advertised for
sale II pnblic auction. and unle-s Jaym.nt is
male befor- will h. sold on WEDNESDAY. the
1T day Of August. 1sI7. IA ray the delin.
quent a--es-'bent. together with eosi. of adyer.
ti-ins aud expenses Of sale.
Bv order oi the boar, of Directors.
jas. n. kESStDY, \ tretAry.
Oftire-Ioom No , Iiaywari's Bu iid,nr. No.
ti9 Clifornl. .tr'ei. M, Francisco, cslforu'A
t.alfH
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crCCou MILL AND MINING

- COMPANY.-Iocaiion OF principal Ilaee
Of bus ness. san frsncisso, California.
Location of works, Goid I'LL Mining Die.
trict. storey county. Nevada.
Notice I. hereby given. that at meeting Of
the hoard of Dirvc ors. held ON the 1eh dsy
of Nay. iss1. an assessment lN". III Of sifiy
cents l5Oc.l per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payabl,
Immediately, In United States gold coin. Ia
the secrets'y. At the once Of tbs Company,
Rooms 5 and c, No. s07 Montgomery strret. ssI
frsnclsco. California.
Any stock up,a which this assessment shall
f-uialn unpsid on Monday. the Id day Of Jais.
isIf, will be delinquent. anal advertised for
sale at public snction. aud unless payment 10
mads before will be coll on MONDAY. thu
s1i day Of July. ls7f. " pay the lelin-
quent sss->sment. tsgcther With costs of al
vertisine aud expenses of sac.
Dy order of the barl Of Dircstors.
wM. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Once Rooms and q, No. sri Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. my29 I'll
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REMOVED.

T d. LEvIsoN HAS REMOVED MS
D., Stock Of Goods 10
Ne, 10 ssuth q Street, vivsinia CITY.
Next door to Nanning's Jsvelry Store.
Whsrs he will continue TO sell goods for less
money than any other house IN the city. Thank.
Ing his customers and the rublic In general for
past patronage. he hops 70 80 them AZ 70 his
new piscs. ]. D. Lkvle0N.
Doaansa Dasaar. No. % South c %.
Vfrgfnia city. nyn
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARTHERsHlP

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ eOiartner. hip heretofore existing under
th. arm name Of sCIlOENFELD 4 sc" LKS'
vision dealers opposite Halls hardware store,
Main street. Gold mn. IL fis-olvei ~ mutual
CONSENT l.. sehoenfeld will continue the busi.
ness II the old stand. Nc. John Schlesslnsei
Withdrawing. All persons indebted will pleass
call aud settle ih.ir aecounts Immediately.
l.. sCifDENrRLD,
myl5.Ol JOHN sCHI,ES slNuER.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

OePicE oP THR CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. San Francisco. California, Ju.s
7tL. isTI.-At Q meeting OF the Bard of D..
rector Of the above named Company. hsid
this day. dividend mo. itl Of Two dollars psi
share was declarvd. payable ON Friday.
leth instant.
jeiO Up. GORDON. Secretary.
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rosrroNEMRNr.

vuLIA CONSOLIDATED MINING CON
s PANY.--By order oi the Board of pirestou
u the absvs-usmed Company. the ale o. Dc
iinqueat sock 10 postponsd until WkDNkS
DAf, Jass %. is75. a. The eans ho1r ssd plaza
myaitd 4. NOEL. esrstasy.
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ryALEpONIl sILyER MININ0

~ COMPANY. Location of principal place
of business. San Fraa.cisco. California.
Location q works, Stof-y county. Nevsas.
Notice 10 b-re,y given. that at q Iaeeting Of
the Hoard at Directors. held on the sth day ~
June. lsfI, an a-s-ssment tNo. % Of Fifty
Cent? per share WAS levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation. -ysbl- imme.
d.siely. In United states s',.d coin, TO the sec.
rotary, at the offics cf the Cnmrany. til Cali.
forn,a street, San Francisco. Caifornia.
Any pt.ck upon which this assessment shsll
remain unpaid on the 18th day of July.
1911, will be delinquent. aud ADVERTISED fof
sale at public auction, ant unles- payment
h made beforc. will be sold on the Thirt..
nrt day Of Juls, isT7. To pay the delinqu-nt
assessment. together with costa Of advertising
and expenses of sale.
u. wLGENER. secr-tary.
Onier-No. tit cAiifornia street. San Fran.
eisco. California. je9tf
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sTocKHoIDERs' MEETING.

A LPuA CONSOLIDATED MINING con.
IA psny-Ths Tenth Annual Meeting OF the
stockholders Of the sbove-nsmsd compshy. for
such oih.r bu.in.ss ~ may be presented. win
he held on MONDAY. June 10. isr7-ihird
Monday N Isne-at ! o clock 2. u. ou that day.
at th- once VI the rorporation. Room no. -
Nsv.da Rlock. No. 30 Montgomery ttrcst. ran
Francisco. California. 1ransfcr book closed ON
uy7i td WA. WILLIS, ~ etetary.
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L,ox's KAIu.r,os make. bsautiful. glossy.
hxuriant hair; prevents its falling out % turn
fur ersy. IL has stood the test OF forty ysars.
e scharmingiy peffumsd, and has no rival. .
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A with II. p. HEATING D CD. or with the
Lady Washington Mining Company can Ind
Mr.. Ksating II the store of o. n. Gallup. IN
haynards Block, Main street, oosd Hill, until
further notice. 1s7u
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
r ADY wAsHIxGToN MINING

Company Location OF principal place OF
6uslness, san Francisco. California.
Location of works, Gold iiill. storey county,
Goiics n hsrsby given. that at meeting Of
n Board Of Direetors. held ON the y.h day
Of March, iSIf. en- aasessment tho. i0l Of sev.
sniy.nvs Csats per share was levied upon
ths cSpi.al stock Of the corporation. payable
inmsdisiely. IN rnitsl States gold coin. 70 the
sserstary. q the once Of the Company. Noon
n Hayuari's Buiidlng. NO. &is California
strest, san Francisco. California. And BY mis-
tahs, put of the stock upon which the asssea
ment wzs unpaid wss rot published - delin
ouen.: and at Q meeting Of the Board Of Trus-
teps Of said corporation. held on the 10th day
OF Nay is!T. ~ was unaniuc usly voted that all
proceedIngs ,ub-eQuent to said assessment be
set aside, and that the said arsessm; nj be rati-
hed and rrlsvied thercfore,
Any stock upon which this assessment shaIi
rsmaln unpaid q, se Is h day of June,
lsTI, viii bs Sslinqusas. and advertised TOR
sale at public auction. AMI unlsss payment ID
made b.iors viii Be sold on the Third DAY
Of July, 1877. 10 pay the delinquent assersment,
together With cost Of advt Itisfng and expenses
Of ssls. Stock upon which this assessment
(So iol has been alrvady paai 10 10, anseted
by ais notise.
By orlsr VI tbs board Of Directors.
ID. l. THOMAS. SECRETARY.
Ofice-Room n Hsywsrd's building. tw
California street. IAN frA.ieisco. CAliforniA-
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n NyNgO 1S h~H
~ mo COMPANY. = Location OF principal
place Of business. San franeisco, California.
Location of works. Gold Hill. STOREY county
Sevsds.
Notice is hereby given. that at meetins ol
the Board OF Dlroctors. held on the 18th
day Of Nay. 1877, an assessment tNo. " d
Twenty Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock ~ the corpQratlon, payable
Immediately. In United states Fold coin, 10 the
Secretary. q. the once Of the Impany. ltoom
~ la, wards building, tl9 California street.
San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment sfall
remain unpaid on the 2lst day Of June. 1911.
will he dellnqusnt. aud advertised for tale at
public auctinn, and uniesa a,ment 10 made
before will D. sold on TiiUksDAl, the 18th
day oi July, 1877. 10 pay the Delinquent assess.
mcnt, together with costs Of advertising aud
exp~n,er of safe.
lly order OF the Board OF Directors
w. &. DEAN. Secretary.
once - Room No. ~ llaywsri's Buildihg,
No. CIV California street. San Francisco. Call.
fornia. myai ID