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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-03
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| TN the sly
The first time that saw her wns one sabbath ar
| ternoon,
She was looking just rs lovely as full blown rose
And thought her such charming little captyat
| ing elf
l then formed the RESOLUTION that I'd win her for
myself
SO sat myself about 1t, in the good old.fash.
Which oflen had succeeded with my seniors in
their day;
While held my head up boldly, and with sundry
well feigned airs,
would openly salute her, when met her una.
wares.
But II soon became apparent that whenever
would call,
If by chance q friend or two was near. it didn't
Till trusty friend informed me, one on whom
could rely.
That if eer hoped to win her, Z must do IL on the
sly.
All at once changed my tactics, and 10 those who
| undoubtedly appeared the most Indifferent Of
men;
would scarce appear to notice her, or any wo.
Though she understood as well a |, twas only for
blind.
But whenever we alone could meet T. enjoy n
friendly chat,
We were like all other lovers, you may hcl your
She didn't seem at all abashed or deem il much
amiss
If when rose TO go away lcfl her with n Kiss.
And SO we played our little game, and thus the
matter stood,
While we would meet for private talk whenever
hest we could;
And so quietly we managed things, that no one
ever dreamed
That we were TO each other, more than simply
what we seemed.
At length, what looked little strange, il came
about one day
That business matters of some Kind had called us
both away;
And no one could conjecture an 10 where we both
had gone
Till our return revealed the fact that we had been
made one!
SO the gossipers got cheated out of publishing the
news,
And appeared somewhat disheartened by our
clever little ruse;
For they seemed 10 be agreed thai there was pre-
cious little fun,
In making much ado DER what was now already
done.
Now we've settled down together in our pleasant
home for liie
!, fond and doting husband; she, loving little
wife;
And 'twould do you good 10 see the merry twinkle
in her eye,
when she speaks about our courtship, how twas
managed on the sly.
A. II. MILLS.
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The FEBRUARY ATLANTIC. y Mr.. Whit
tier begins the February issue of the
Atlantic Monthly with six-paee bal
lad, called the "The Witch of Wenham,"
a charming poem in his best vein. The
same number has short poem "A
Dutch Picture" by Mr.. Longfellow.
and one by Edmund c. Stedman. a
timely and characteristic poem, by DR.,
Holmes, on the Presidential question
-"How Not to Settle It"-appears at
the end of the magazine, and full of
good sense and humor. In "Studies of
Animal Nature" Bayard Taylor con-
trives to assemble many fresh and anus
ing anecdotes of animal sagacity, and
argues for u better understanding
litical Condition of South Carolina" by
a South Carolnian, is an article of
great and immediate interest, and is
the most comprehensive and impartial
statement of southern situation which
has yet appeared. The source from
which it comes and the remarkable can
dor and freedom from party bias of the
writer, will insure it wide reading
and the most thoughtful consideration.
Mrs. Kcmble', chapter of "Old Wom-
ans Gossip IS unusually good this
month. and Henry James, Jr.'s novel.
1.-The American" draws near to its eli
max. Mr. IIowells cnlivens the maya
zine still further with the first act of a
new comedy romance entitled "Out of
the Question" two be finished in TO more
parts. Besides these contributions, we
find Il readable account of '.Christmas
Eve in a Sicilian Abbey" by Luigi
Monti. lately American Consul at Pa
lermo. Edgar Fawcett and Mrs. Piatt
contribute poems, and there is striking
poem, entitled ''The Old
Grave" The new department, 'The
Contributors Club is full of clever
things. After that. there is ''Sunset
song" by Celia ThaXter, set to music
by Julius Eichberg There is an un-
usual number Of book reviews, and the
editorial comments on Art and Mus
ic are also welI worth reading.
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M p Fl l N N Ely.

GRND 2se to GEO. p. ROwELL 4 co., New
hoYOrk. for Pamphlet Of 100 pages. containing
hsts q 5000 newspapers, and estimates showing
cost Of advertising. 81 sm
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The Stiue.Ray.

A Florida letter says: Big fish, when
struck, make n beeline through the
nearest channel for the inlet, their in
stinct telling them to get to sea as quick
ly as possible. Two New Workers who
did not know this fact mel with funny
adventure. They were fishing in a
small boat at the mouth of the creek
opposite the inlet. They had been very
successful, and had made their last cast
a little before sundown, previous to
starting for home. One Of them got a
tremendous strike, and after ten min
utes' struggle he drew to the top of the
water an enormous sting-ray. The ray
begun moving his wings, churning the
water about propeller fashion. The tide
was running out and long pull was
before the pair. A bright idea struck
them. ''Tie the beast to the bow" the
leader shouted, land he'll propel Us
home" No sooner said than done. The
anchor was lifted in iifiy, and away
she went, but in the wrong direction
and before knife could be found to cut
the cord, the two smart Workers were
almost over the bar, with an extra mile
against the current added to the labor in
store for them. Sting-rays are more
plentiful than pleasant in these waters,
and grow to an enormous size. Nv
companion captured one that turned the
scales when landed at ljl pounds. lie
had hardly lain five minutes on the
beach when a hree-year-old hog tore
out his entrails, and hid himself within
the cavity. Another nearly sunk good
sized sailing boat. A resident of the
place drove pair of grains attached to
a stout chain into one of them that he
saw lying in shallow place while pol
ing past. With the assistance of his
comrade he succeeded in hauling the
ray up and laying il across the bow of
the boat. Its weight sunk the boat down
so that the men had TO run to the other
end of the boat to keep it from going
down. The fish began to flop, and every
flop sent the bow down and the water
poured in. Had il not been pushed of
the boat would have gone down. In
seining numbers of sting-rays are taken.
The fisherman cut their tails Off and
turn them loose, and they are often
afterward captured with hook and line
in this condition, the wound having
healed. There is a gentleman in New
York who uses as whip the tail of a
ray captured here that was originally
nine feet long and three inches in
diameter ut the butt. The whip-ray
another variety ofray, is Also taken here
of great size. These fellows are some
what of nuisance. They take your
bait and walk right away with il at a
steady gait, no hurry and no halt II is
difficult to turn them, and if the hook
be well fastened something must break,
| An old NarraDansatt piar Oual-ar hara
whom they bother very much. appro.
priately terms them ''animaied barn
doors"
Nothing can be fairer than Mr.. Dan
lei +. Beatty's mode of doing business
and which evinces his confidence in The
superiority of his instruments over all
others. He warrants his pianos and
organs for six years, gives a five days
test trial, and refunds money if pur.
chaser Is not satisfied. BY this means
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ CASTLETON. VT.
WALTER L. HOWARD, PRINcIPAL.
Fall term commences August 81. Spring term
commences February 8, 1877.
- Addison COuasy is entitled 10 VEN
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
Address the Principal. 17m9
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ScRiRNER's FoR FEBRUARY - In the
February number ofScribner'>. Mr.. Ed
ward seymour describes TrOnt-lishing
in the Rangcley Lakes (NIaine). The
sporting world has found il hard TO be-
lieve that the Rangely fish, ranging from
two to ten pounds. are genuine brook
trout: but the testimony of the elder
Agassiz and of amy number of expert
fishers has put the question at rest. Gen.
McClellan's Winter on the Nile" Is
continued; new story by Sake Holm,
" Farmer Bassctt's Romance" began.
Also, a charming illustrated paper on
.White of Selborne," the father of
English natural history, by +. ;. Nadal,
author of " Some Impressions of Lon
den Social Life" One of the brightest
things in this number is report by Miss
Kate Field, of an interview with the
veteran musician. Sir Julius Benedict.
including his "reminiscences of Weber,
Beethoven, and Paganini. a new story
by Boyesen appears in this number, cal
led How Mr., Storm met his Destiny"
n new account, by an eyewitness, of
" FaTagut in Mobile Bay" is one of the
points of special interest in this number.
- The Microscope among the Flowers T"
is the title of Mrs. Herrick's natural his
tory paper, and in 1t she gives some of
the latest news from the botanical Won
derland. The number contains other
notable articles. including Bric-a-brac
study in German-English dialect entitled
- Vas Bender Henshpecked?" The
latter is thought likely "to go the
rounds"
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR FEBRUARY - The
st. Nicholas for February contains sew
eral articles of pecuriar interest The
most notable aS Thomas Hughes Talk
with Boys - his text being Hasten
slowly" and n very stirring. sensible
and kindly talk il is, full of restraining
counsel for the too ambitious. and en-
couragemcnl for the timid. In the
frontispiecc, The Arlist-Soldier and
the accompanying sketch, the story of
and most Interesting way. The holiday
of the month is remembered in picture,
- The Valentine by Satterlee, and q
tikin's House." by Joy Allison, for little
is not lacking, ST. Nicholas would not
be itself if il were not as full of healthy,
quiet humor As June morning is full
of sunshine, and there must be half a
dozen comical stories like "Clever Joe"
and The Peterkins al the Centennial" /"
and rollicking poems like the "Sand-
hopper jig" and the one beginning
Miss Annabel MeCariy
Was invited Ia party,
Your company irom lour to ten the invitation
said"
The littlcsi ones have a story about a
moIhorly old hen, whose portly portrait
is given, and several other things, be-
sides 'Jack-in-the-Pulpit," some music,
the Letter and Riddle Boxes. This
number is no sudden fall from that
which uShcred in the Happy New
Year" which was one of the best, if not
the very best. of this incompatible
magazine.
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Nothing can be fairer than Mr.. Dan
lei +. Beatty's mode of doing business,
and which evinces his confidence in the
superiority of his instruments over all
others. lie warrants his pianos and
organs for six years, gives five days
test trial, and refunds money if pur-
chaser is not satisfied. BY this means
his instruments are brought into com
petion with others. and invariably
come out victorious. Address all COM
munications to Daniel +. Realty, Wash
ington, Warren County, n. j., Il. s. A.
See his advertisement.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

VIZ II. KINGSLEY, DENTIST.
w Up stairs in styles new Block,
a MIDDIEBITRI, VT
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II \. STURTEVANT,
Ls Attorney at law. Office over Clay's store
in the new block.
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TOHN AVERY, M. d.
- PHYSICIAN e. SURGEON,
STARgsBoRo, VI. l9f OFFICE AT RESIDENCE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-10
NOTICE TO IIENH0IDERS.

THE UNDERSIGNED PLAINTIFF HAS
i this day commene-i IN sction IN the Dis-
irici Court Of the first Judicial District Of the
STATE of Nevada. In and for the q unity of sto-
rsy, against the Oregon Consolidated Gold and
silver Mining q ampany. . corporation. defend
ant. to enforce q lien upon that certain mining
sroa.d and quartz lsds situsied In tho Gold
mn Mining District. Count, Of s'orey. State Of
Nevada. Q. corded upon the records OF .aid Die
triet q. the Z" New Oregon Mining Claim. com.
me- ncing at the vertical shaft Of tie Oregon
Company. running thence northeriy $50 feet 10
= stsks at The Independent Compan,'s south
linz, and $50 feet southerly from said vertical
shan. C attaining ! l50j linear feet: together with
all aips. angles, spurs and variations. and the
her di.aments and appurtenAnccs ihercunto be-
lsrg,ns. Which Item IL To secure III. sum Of
$sU II La gold coin o. the United States. and
l. c aimed under aud By virtue Of an Act of the
H. 4 stature 81 the State q Nevsds. entitled.
..An Act Ia secure liens to mechanics aud
other1, ard to repeal all Other Acts In rclst on
theretp,'' spprstet March .. 1878.
Now. therefore. all p~ryonr holding or claim.
ing iiens upon said prem'sss under the provi.
lions Of rald Act arr hereby notiaed 10 bo and
appear before said District Court on WEDNES-
DAY. March 81. A. ID. 1871. at 10 O'Clock A. ~.
the same being q day Of thu regular March
T,m. 4. ID. 1871. of raid Court, and % exhibit
then and there the proof of their said liens.
II. II. CARltiCk, Plaintiff.
u. II. TAYLOR. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated February rs. mi. fell law Nv ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-10
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.

east COO feet to poet No. .; thence. second cou,se.
south so5 feet TO post No. 4; thence. third
course, west COO feet ~ poet No 81 thence.
fourth ccurre. north s91 feet TO post 10. 1. tbs
place OF brcinnins- containing II 81 100 acrer.
Tru, bearings. Magnetic variation. i6k do
grses east.
Tae notice Of location OF this claim covers
all the ground inc,uded IN the above survey.
and also some ground not included. because
eovs red by other claims. This claim IL bounded
north by the vindicator claim.
The i'm srovements on the Holman mining
claim consist of a shaft and shaft.house. up,u
which not less than ave hundred dollars have
been expended BY the applicant or his g~rantors.
Any and ell perrons claiming adversely any
portion Of nd mining ground, heieinbefure
described, IRE required TO nle their adverss
claim with the Register OF the United htates
Land once q. Carson City. Nevada. during thu
sixty days period Of publication hereof. or they
Willie barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute.
mhS 6A Q. N. HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-10
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
YELLOW JACKET SILVER MIN.


J. mo COMPANY. - Location Of works,
Gold iiiIl, storey County, Nevada.
Principal place Of business, Main street. Gold
Notice Is hereby gwen. that At a mestingoi
on the I'd day Of March, 1871, an asssssment
lSo. 29 Of Ono Dollar ttD per share was
levied upon each ana every share Of the capital
stock OF said Company, payable Immediately,
n United States gold coin, TO the Secretary, at
he once Of the Company, Main street, Gold
Any stock upon which ssid assessment shall
remain unpaid on TUESDAY, April .. 1871,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will BE- duly
advertised for sale ct public ~auetion, and unless
payment shall Be made before win be sold on
FRIDAY. the 9th day Of May. 1871, at II
O'Clock ~. In from, OF the once Of the Com.
psny. to pay the delinquent assessment, to.
Of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
y. ENNIS, Secretary.
Gold nill. New, March .. 1871. mhitd
MINT GOLD AND sILvER MIN.
Nl mo COMpANf.-Locatlon Of principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. STATE OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q meeting oil
the Board OF Trustees. held on the sist day
OF January, is5I. an assessment mo. 10 oil
Ten Gents per share WAS levied pom the
capital stock ~ the corporation. payable I'm
mediately, Ia United States gold coin. 70 tho
Secretary. al the ofhce Of the Company. Hoon
.. No. toi California street, . Francisco
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shal
remain unpaid On Tuesday. the 9th day OF March,
ls71, will DO delinquent, and advertised for sale
Ut public auction. and unlees payment 10 made
before VIII DO sold on FRIDAY, the 30tt
day Of March. 1871, to pay tho Delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS, SECRETARY.
Oniee-koom 4, No. 40i California street
San Francisco. California. ft2td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-10
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. Ne. ;i20.
q. -. ssrvey No. t43.

YI y. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
u. Nevada, January -, ISL. - Notice 10
hereby given that the NORTH CHAPMAN
MINING COMPANY. q corporation ex sting
ucder and by virtue Of the state OF CallforIis,
the vwner Of the location and claim located A-
by John A. McQusld. I . duly authorized agent
tor that purpose, whose pcstoficc address 10 al
Virginia City. Nevada has made application for
LOO linear feet OF the Chapman Ldge. run
ninl nariherly and sonthcrly along said ledge
or lode, and embracing the rane, with all
d pc spurs, angles and Variations, with surface
ground 80 7t.io0 70 { IN widtn, A- defined by
end survey lines. diagonal. si5 feet In length.
situated In the Gold I'LL Mlnina District Storey
ounty. Neyada. and de-cribed nIOrc partieu.
lsrly upoa Official plat and n~ld nSt~- Of survey
thereof on nle In my once and posted On the
said claim ~ ioilows. TO wit be.inning at .
poet narked No. !. U. q. survey No. las. On .
westerly rloIs. AT foot Of dump, and about 50
feet westerly from tbs North and south Chip
man joint shaft. and whence bears the quarter
.etion corner On the south line OF s'etion ".
Township II north, Range n east, Mount Ola.
bio meridian. south y degrees " minutes east,
aistant 1911 feet and running thence from said
Poet No. I. hr-t course, north 2ih degrees west
loo feet Ia Post M. 2 thence. second course.
north IS degrees 10 minutes east 525 feet 10
mcnt, whence bears Witness Peat Ma. J so-th
iik degrees east. distant ~ feet thrnce. third
clur-.. sou'h AIN degrccs east. nj ~ fet Wit.
ness l'ost M. .. whence bears the northwest
corner of the bew Yellow Jsck-t shaft no ise
south i0s degrees east. distant about 40 feet,
the es.t entrance Of the Virginia and Truekee
Railroad tnnnel n nth % degrees west. distant
abou, 40 fe-t, loo ftst 10 Post Nc, 4 thsnc-.
fourth cour>e. south ~ degrees 10 minutes west
rs feet 10 Post No I. the place Of beginhing-
containing 7 3tl0o acres.
u arings expressed IRON the true mefiiisn.
MAGNETIC variation. 10 degrees ~ minutes east.
Survey made 10 conform with tho record of
/ cation according 10 testimony Of wltne--e. A.
Ia Identity Of the same. =
The labor and improvements consist 81 =
JOINT shah on the lin, bet q, zen the North and
South Chapman CJmpsnier' claims on toe
Ch'pmsa lssigc, two incllnes respectively ~
add \ feet dep. aud . shan now used b. The
Yellow Jscttt Compa-y. OK ccdlng $500 In
value.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
por.i Ion Of raid mining grou.d. hercinbefore
described. ere required TO nle their adverse
ciAin thereto with the Register of the United
states Land Once st Carson City. Nevada.
during the sixty.days period OF publication
hereof. or they vii bo barred by virtue OF the
provisions of the statute.
lais Esd c. HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-10
APPLICATIONS FOR rArENr.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. y. sarvey No. las.
NOTICE No. 81.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. c,RsoN
u City. Nevada. February o, is.J.-No Ice 10
hereby given that the oROSH CONSUL
u'ATED MINING COMPANY. q cooperation
under the laws Of the state OF California. By
John A. Neousid. It's Attorney IN fact. whose
vsd.. has mad. application for 800 linear feet
Of the Grosh vein. loic or deposit, bearing gold
aud silver, located ~ the "0rosh Minlpg Com
PAM, 9ro-s Ledge" together with surface
ground four hundred and nfty ttso) feeti 10 width
for tho convenient working thereof. - allowed
mineral claim. vein. io:s or deposit and surface
ground being situate In the Gold Hin Mining
District. county OF storey and State Of Nevada,
and being more particularly Get forth and de-
serbed IN the onieial field notss Of survey
thereof on Ole In this once and posted on the
Beginning 81 . post mvked No. I. US. sur.
yey No. lt5, vhenes bears the Savage Mining
oompany's ehimns y north ~ DEGREES east. the
anoke-tack on Julia hosting works north u
d-srees 8 minutes east; thence runnlng from
said post No. I. nrt course. south 81 degrees
and 50 minutes wet 40 feet to poet No. Z,
standing against the v~st side Of the Virginia
and Gold Hill Water Cnmrany's stable. distant
90 feet from the northwest corntr thereof;
thence running frcm said poe, No. :: seeona
100 fest ~ post No. .. standing about amy frel
north Of the Virginia and Truetee Rallroat
track theaes running from said poet No. 8
third course, north 81 degrcc~ 30 minutes as
go feet TO post No. Z. whence bears the quartel
section corner on tho south line OF section ~
Township II north. Range n east. n. u. NJ.
svath 7tt degrees east. distant i.Ito feet
thsnse running from said post No. :, foursl
coursA, south . degrees and 10 minutes wee
i.0o feet TO pat Ne. I. the place Of begiuninl
-contsining ist acre.
bearings sIpressed from the true meridian
Magnstie variation. 10 degrees and % minute
east.
uurvey made TO c~onform,with the record Q
location according TO the testimony Of Witness
To the idsntity thereof The labor AMI improve
ments on said mining gronnd. consisting of ~
shafts. erceedins Ave hundred dollars In yalu'
Any and all persons claiming kdverrely al
portion of said mining sround. ~hereinbe'or
described. are required TO ME their adv'n
claim with the n gisier OF the United state
Land once al Carson City. Nevada. durirg IN
sixty days period % publication hereof. or the
will Be barred by virtue ofthe provisions OF u
statute.
missed @. n. HARRIS. Rerisie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-10
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tn THR DISTRICT COURT oy TIL
l United sts,es. for the Di.trct Of Nevada.-
In the mater 81 0E0. l.. SCHwAD, Bankrupt,
In bankruptcy United stats Of Amerlcs,
District OF Nevada. ss.-A warrant In BANK.
ruptcy has been issued by said court against
the estats 81 Geo L.. schwsb. Of the city OF Wiz.
ginia, the county Of storey and State Of NevAra.
In said Dislric'. who has been duly adlu1g.d
baDkrunt upon the peiitisn of his creditors: and
The payment ~ any debts and the delivery Of
any property belonging 10 said bankrupt 10 him
~ &, his u-c. and t.e transfer VI any prcperty
by him. af- forbidden by Law. A meeting Of the
creditors Of aid bankrupt. 10 prove their debts
aud choo-e one or more a-rignees Of his estate,
will be held At = Court OF Bankruptcy. to be
holden ~ vugiu,a. In raid district. on the 29,h
day Of March. A. ID. 1877. at I O'Clock r. Y,
At the onlce Of b. STROLLER. Room No. Z Odd
fell0ws' Bailding, Gamer Of q and Smith
streets. one Of the Resi.ters In Bankruptcy of
said district
AUGUSTUS ASH,
United States Marshal and Messenger in BARK.
ruptcy for said district. mh7td
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STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

nPricE OF TIE WARD aoLp AND
March q. is1T.-Notire.-rbs annual meeting
of the stockholders OF the Ward 8oid and Sit
yer Mining @ mpsny will be held At the orice
Of the Company. Room %. No. ti9 Cllifoinis
street. san Francisco, California. on THURS
DAY. th- 22i day Of March. 1871. at the hour Of
I o'clock r n. for The purpose OF eiecting on
GERS 70 scrve for the cb,uing year. and for the
% ansaetlon of such other bunbess I at may
pr periy come before the meeting. Transfer
books will be closed on Saturday. the 10th day
NJ March, ISL, at the hour Of i2n.
JOS. MAGUfRK. Secretary.
Ofiee-Room ~. No. <is California street,
San Francisco. California. mhItd