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Recon- mend 1, Heartily.

SOUTH BOSTON, Feb. 7, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS: Dear Sir-l have taken several
bottles OF your vESETINE, ana am convinced
II is a valuable remedy for dyspepsia, kidney
complaint and general debility OF the system.
from the above complaints. Yours respect.
fully,
MRS. MONROE PARKER,
$50 Athens street.
PREPARED BY
H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Hegetins is sold 8y all Druggists.
maT9d&wim
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a5ntels aud Dining Bunttis.
PHENIX HOTEL

CLosE by Bowdon square, Boston. open all
~ night. Meals to order. No better rooms
per day each person. !. M. SoUTHWICK, pro-
prietor. nl6dtf
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PERSEVERE

In the use of this remedy Y until cured.
: II contains the great healing elc-
ments of plants In their essen-
tial form as obtained by
distillatiOn.
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WINDSOR COUNTY

WINDSOR COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Go.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT.
INCORPORATED OCTOBER 30. 1888.
DIRECTORS:
Dudley c. Denison, Royalton; James B. Jones,
Woodstock William M. Pingry. Perkinsville
Philo Hatch, Woodstock Charles 8. Raymond,
Brldgewater; Otis Chamberlin, Pomfret; Chas.
A. Forbush, Springfield; George II. Chapman,
Woodstock; William II. Walker, Ludlow.
In force May 81. 1876:
Number OF policies. s.................. 4,59o
Amount OF risk OF company. ..,.... 81, ,7A %
Notes, In force constituting the
fund for payment OF losses....... Bl6,62T 6l
Whole receipts from organization 10 March
81, 1876:
Assessment Qess expense of collec-
tlOul.... tlOo,oIO %
Soth assessment, due June l. 1876. 2,225 II
Other sources. ...................... 40, 100 90
s227,991 Ga
Whole expenditures:
Losses, expenses OF ad-
Justipg the same, COM
missions and abate-
InentS. ...'........ .... Slso, Ilo 81
| Other expenses. s......... 42,o76 81 t227, ,792 Al
| Net surplus above all liabilities,
March 81, is76 6...................' 500 "a
The assessments for thirty.slK years have
been one hundred and one-half per cent, aver
| aging on PAS per cent. year.
In case of FIRE assessments stop at the time
Of loss, and insurance in this company is cheap
| er than 1t can be in any stock company because
there are no dividends to be paid to stockhold-
eTs.
No person is authorized to collect assess
| ments for this company without presenting Its
| printed receipt.
PHILO HATCH, President.
| II. s. SoUTHGATE, Secretary. 12odiw6sm
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any OF our.agents.
Agents for thesG
MP Morgan, Wallingford.
Herbert smith, Factory Point.
Hard Arlington.
Geo Smith. so. Walllngtord.
&C Pierce East Clarendon.
J.B. Kelley, G G Slason, Brandon.
Dennison Brothers. Pittstord.
Rufus Holt Plttsneld.
RW Hyde, Hydeville.
Tx Horton, Clarendon.
DIP Peabody, Pittsford.
VIM 4 Alden, Middlebury.
ii u Spencer, sutherland Falls.
FIJI Carpenter, Fairhagen.
Rice Co., Castleton.
CD Gilmore, west hutland.
l. Johnson, west Pawlet.
ID LefIingWell, Middletown,
James Rice, Pawlet.
BF Parmenter, Mechaniosvlllc.
ID Horton, Mount Holly.
WV Hibbard, Poultney.
William Pierce, Dandy.
IA Carter, Benson.
kW Goodrich, Wells.
Y ii Robbins, Chester.
Sherman, Ludlow.
I'D Purdy, Manchester
II Johnson, Aubbardton
Reuben Whitcomb. Stockbrldge,
Ssalls, Forestdaie. "''''''
RI Duuon, 7. NJ, Cavendish.
CA Ram, East Pouitney.
MA Pond, J. NJ. Whiting
Hiram Shattuck, Bristol.
Meainam, Springfield.
&C Nichols, NJ, Shoreham,
CIV ROSS, p NJ, Plttsford ouarrv.
EC Robinson, Perkinsvllle,
JC Williams, Danby4 orners
M0.Brown, Chittende
JW Marsh, East Dorset.
AA Smith, Weston.
JR spaffOrd, p M, Ludlow.
LW Holden: South Londonderry.
FK Smith, Jamaica.
d l. sprague, weybrldge.
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RosIN SIZED
sHEATHING PAPEH.
dkw VIC. LANDON.
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@nsifaI Merfhaudise.

The public are aware, from previous adver-
tisements, that we always have on hand large
and excee dinghy fine assortment OF
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-19

Tho east.bound train last evening
had on board Tony Pastor and his
renowned variety troupe. They about
filed one entire car, aud the Timber an-
tics Of the greater portion of tho mnlo
attaches, while out upon tho depot plat
form, produced tho general impression
that il they were not lively set Of
young ROSTERS they were nothing.
Tony himself, maintained grave dig
nifty highly becoming gentleman of
his vast rotuudity. aud in striking con-
trast with the practical lcvity of his
followers. ... "
Rev. Isanc II. Wise, the noted jew
ish Divine Of CINCINNATI, Tho. few
weeks ugo. cnme to this const OH bust
ness connected with tho Israelilish
Church, and WAS upon his return from
San Francisco to his home in Ohio,
was also passenger. 49, .... -
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The DC Frees.

When We icoicd at tho stock list
ycs;crIny nnd snw ;hrt De Frees lad
jumped TO 81. from s. ccnt:, Oh SAT-
urS!uy, We said To ourselves in classical
vcrbirgc Oi the county: "Wrli What
in the - Inl -------- il the matter
with DE Frees now " Here it tho *.
rliu.;ion. Ten days ago judge kGun"y
hnd II. i. Freeman went 10 San Fran
cisco. Thcy went quietly, without even
calling upon III for leave Of absence, or
telling us that they were going. Dc
Frees was then down TO 80 cents; there
wns disscnHion among the stock hold
crs and much complaint respecting the
management OF the nifnirs of the COM
pnny there WIS n suit pGnding be.
tween the Dc Frcca and the Grand
Prize, involving tho title to ono corner
Of the De Frees claim, aud tho Young
suit against tho De Frees for ground
claimed 10y each company. We nrc now
happy to say that all this is changed.
Judge Ktcncy and MIR. Freeman while
in San Francisco, succeeded in bring
ing about harmony Ia the company.
Everything Is now settled. On SRiur.
day last Mr.. G.. Il. Conyia resigned hin
oilico Of Trustee and MS Secretary Of
The DC Frees Company, and q. W.
GrnysOn WAS elected Trustee in his
place. AL controversy between the
De Frees md The Grand Prize is settled
and the dispute between tho De Frccs
and Young America North il also nd-
justGd. We congratulate the Etockhold.
Crs OF the De Frees. The company has
now not only n good mine but IN cx.
CcllCut Bunrd OF Directors. Mr.. Gray
son IL n very lnrgo holder Of it's stock.
md tho fact thnt hc is ono Of tho Di-
rGctOrs IN II guaranty Tint tho affairs OF
tho company will bo managed with
energy, ability, honesty and economy.
MIR. GrnysUn will arrive here from
tho Bay Thursday evening on his way
to TuscarOru, aud nll who may he either
directly or indirectly interested Ia the
conduct Of tho Gompany's affairs may
rest assured That everything will he sat-
isfnctorily adjusted within II very few
dnys,
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Il. II. CrozIer Doomsd.

Among number Of Supreme Court
decisions which have been rendered in
Chambers since the adjournment Of the
Court. we find the following: "Tho
State Of Nevada Respondent. VS.. Robert
Ii. Crozier, appellant. Opinion by
Hawley, c. j. Tho judgment mud or
der orerruling defendants motion for
n now trial affirmed. and tho District
Court is directed to fix n day for carry
ing its sentence into execution. Decis-
ion by the full bench" This decision
has blasted tho only hope thnt could
have been entertained, and the sentence
Of the Court will doubtless be carried
mt
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The expression OF widely divergent
opinions in relation 10 some nbstruso
scientific subject last night, involved IL
robustuouS blacksmith and fcs
tive painter in IN argument more
forcible than convincing. Tho muin
features Of the discussion were knickcr.
bockor chairs and dolf-wnro Bpittons,
and very pleasant little singlc-hnndcd
game was beng carried OH, until one Of
those marplots, mn Ofticious policeman,
proposed regular cut.thront, by MAX
ing IL three handed, and with their
usual pcrnicious pcrtinacity. spoiled
tho fun. From tho Gnrapturcd enthu.
Einsm with which tho original dispu-
tnnts entered into the aforesaid discus
sion 0f tho merits Of tho case, wc are
led to believe that but for the ptrycrsity
Of the "kuight Of tho club" and copions
cocktails. We should, this morning, have
Ind the pleasure Of recording an article
setting forth tho rare skill Of DR.. Meig8
0r Huntington, M exhibited by tho
ncntncHS and accuracy with which the
hlncksmiih's nose had been scullcd
around from under his left car and
anchored In its accustomed position,
mud how tho painters left ego Ind been
deItcrOusly fshcd ont of n snnd.pilo
aud forced to do duty ns n gig-lnnp
"gnIn. But those peolcrs spoil every
thing.
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NOTICE.

Having this day sold out my entire
interest in tho blacksmith and wngon.
making business in Elko to Messrs.
llnshnge & Go. mn DESTROYS Of settling
up Nil outstanding accounts ns quickly
as possible, and rs my nffHirs will re-
quirc my absence from Elko nftor this
month, all parties indebted 10 mo will
please como forward aud settle at once,
thus saving costs, for NIL accounts with
mo not squared oil or boioro tho first
dry OF September, will be placed in tho
hands Of collector. l.. PmILLIrs.
ELKo, August 7, 1877. ...
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The Australian Team,

This renowned tenn which has for
months past, been deliShting large nu-
diences in tho various cities and towns
Oh the coast, will appear at Peterson
Hall, Tomorrow evening. The press
CT tho coRst wherever they
hive appeared, Inns with singular
unnnimity accorded them tho very
highest praise. Their marked success
in San Francisco, through series Of
entertainments, is alone sufficient to
establish their claim TO unusual merit.
After Witnessing their performances in
Eureka few days ngo, tho Republican
says: 1.-THE little folks of this troupe
arc infantilo wonders, and cronto n sen.
sntion wherever thoy perform" Read
their advertisement in another column.
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Tic lest Yet,

Mcssrs. Hnsbngo & Co., WHO recently
purchased the large pionocr blacksmith.
ing nnd wNgonmaking establishment on
ith street, owned md conducted for
yeRrs past by Il. Phillips, nrc expert
cncod mechanics, having followed tho
business regularly for several years In
this Stntc, and Ns they do their own
work, mono but TINT OF tho very beat
quality will DO turned Out, md Mat,
too, Mt prices lower ihhn ever before
charged In Elko, or. in fact, in this
part Of tho State. TO DO thoroughly
convinced TINT MesSrs. uashage & 90.
will do tho best OF work nj tho vory
lowest figure, oil thnt ~ necessary Is ia
give thom q trial. r......s =
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In tho case OF Sam. Mills convicted
in tho Ninth judicial District Court, OF
the murder Of James Finerty, and sem
fenced TO be hanged Oh the 3lst instant.
the Supreme Court has granted q stay
Of proceedings, due notice of which
has just been received by the proper
officers here. The members OF the
Supreme Court are now enjoying re-
spite from their labots. and tho pros
pect is fair that tho inmates Of our
county jail will bc favored with the
presence of Mills during the rest of tho
season.
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Nry AdrcrtIs m,n,.

Attention is called 10 the card of
Messis. Moore, Hunt &c Co., tho we'll
known liquor dealers of San francisco.
which appears i'll this issue. Their
travelling ngent. Mr.. buckingham, is
now here. but owing 10 the in
ability to procure q license 10
sell for period less thnn three
months, he desires to act as solicitor
for his firm, but assures his old patrons
TINT by addressing their house in San
Francisco tho same liberal terms will
be extended rs heretofore.
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Doing Well.

Through the medium Of n business
letter from Tuscnrora, wo learn TINT the
wood ranch owned by our citizens, II.
w. Brown, Len Wines aud w. j. Urton,
and situated between the former camp
mud Rock Creek district, is doing good
business in the wood line. Len is ut
tho ranch attending to the conduct OF
affairs tEcrs, while Triton is acting as
receiver Mt Tuscarora. Twenty men
nre regularly employed in chopping
cord wood and mining timbers, which
is being delivered Mt Tuscnrora Rt tho
rnte of ten cords per day ut present,
which amount will be largely increased
MS the season advances. The favorable
position Of their timber makes il n val
unb'c possession, and we nre glad to
know they arc realizing handsomely
from il,
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III Justice Court.

The little mill between q couple OF
pugnacious specimens OF the genus
homo, which took place OH the avenue
leading TO the dcvout end OF Piety
Row. Inst night, was recorded in the
annals Of the Police Court this morn
ing rs the State OF Nevada vs. Cowan
aud Curtis. Tho former, rs thrnsher,
pleaded guilty. auL WIS taxed $40, in
Guiding costs, but the latter rs thrnshee
had fniled to put in nj appearance at
last accounts.
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Attention

Parker & Bros. brcech.loading shot
guns. Sportsinon wishing to purchase
n fine gun Of the above manufacture
will do we'll to cnll upon NJ. p. Haynes,
agent, nj tho "Cabinet" Bnloon, md
examine their price list for 1877. These
guns will DO cold by tho price, MS list.
cd, and no commissions TO be added.
Their Hgent will be rcndy nj MI times
to give Information or advise to those
who may apply other in person or by
mail.
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From n gentleman who attended
Forepnugh's grand exhibition ut Ogden
tho other day, wo learn TINT IL Is really
everything that IL Is represented
TO be, and Is by far tho lnrg-
est, best and most magnificent
travelling circus md mcnngcrio that
ever visited this coHst. Tho gentleman
referred TO, informed us thnt at Ogden
tho entire programme 10 set forth in tho
bills, six performing elephants In oil
the variety Of posture included, was
squnrcly filled TO tho very letter, adding
tho astonishing performances Of tho
elephants nlouo is worth twenty miles
journey 10 witness.
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Costs OF the CroLirr 4 rial,

Tho Sirer State Of tho 18th, confirms
the following: Tho Clerk and Record
CT hnvc made All itcmizcd statement o
costs in the cnso OF Il. II. Crozior. trans.
ferrcd here for trial from Elko county
Tho total amount is 81 ,20i 10, OF which
1924 so was for fees OF witnesses
brought hero from Elio. and 800 for
attorneys fees, making the actual cost
OF the officers Of tho Court hero and
Jurors $3.50 20. Tho trinl Of tho cnsc
occupied fivo days. For tho benefit Of
the libornl Renoites wo will state That
lights and fuel and tho per diem aud
milcago Of fifty trial jurors il not clarg-
ell to Ellto in tho costs Of this caso.
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Scorpion Company Meeting.

At meeting Of tho Directors Of the
Scorpion Mining Company, hold last
evening, Abe. Mooscr was elected Presi-
dent; Us. MayhuSh, Secretary. and A.
Dixcl, Treasurer. An assessment of
three cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the company. An
order was also issued by the Board,
directing the Secretary to hnvo tho nee
essary surveys made preparatory to the
securing of United States patent to
The company's ground.
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New Advertisements.

The new advertisements OF Nessrs.
Gibbs & Prior, timers, and Messrs.
Hashngo & Co., blncksmiths und wagon
makers, appear III another column Of
this issue. Tho former have conf
menccd business OH Commercial street,
opposite the lower depot building, and
the utter are carrying on the business
at tho old Fourth street stand, formerly
conducted by Ed. ]. Phillips. j. II.
Rand, formerly Of ''ours," again dis
phys his single, aud will contest in our
Courts.
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The Athletes.

At Il meeting held i'll Petcrson's Hall
Saturday evening by number Of our
citizens, the preliminary steps for Or
gauizing an athletic club were taken.
and the following committees were APP
pointed 10y DR.. Huntington. President
pro tenn: Committee oh Permanent
Orgnnization--G COIN. FL. l.. Seitx
and T. Il. Henley. Committee on Pur-
chases--T. *. Stone. a. j. Ellis and J.
Rcinhan. Committee ON IIall-E. J.
St1lz. After which the meeting nd.
journesl until Tuesday, August 18th, at
1880 T.. Il,
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lFrom Wednesdays Daily. ]
. The Returned Hunters.

The ItctUrued Hunters.
Hal we no: known that Mcssrs. Scs-
Hoas and Dorsey were among the
r"Iihrin wiids i'll search of health md
jhcl; rabbits, the houeit hue impaired
TO their rhi.ss by the deep bronze with
which their noses We're animated, as we
met the aforesaid gentlemen upon the
street, we should have supposed they
hui just completed large contract in
cutting hay. They cnine in loaded with
II variety Of game. which embraced
about MI the kinds that inhabit this
county, from horned tond TO noun
tain sheep. In rccounting their ex-
plOiis by fool and field, great ANNA
ton WAS exhibited, but we wish il dis.
timctiy understood that with all their
superintendent enthusiasm the limits
Of the Possible we're in no instance
ovcrstcppcd. This fact is recorded rs
remarkable instance OF prObity, which
il would DC safe TO say, could hG found
nowhere else in the State beyond tho
sarctifying influences Of tho Yonng
Mems Christian Association. I'll
oainPs and county generally between
this rlnco md Mountain City, includ-
ing Bull Run AMI tho outlying land in
that vicinity, WAS gone over and en-
joycd by the intrepid pursucrs OF hope,
happiness and sage hens, and tho large
dose Of pastoral comfort drawn from
their recent rnmblings. is now sup.
posed 10 be sufficient TO last 'eiu until
another brood Of chickens is Matched.
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N. p. Freeman and Judge Eeency
arrived from n ten days trip to San
Francisco by last evenings train.
Captain Charley Warner and w. T.
Smith departed for Tuscarorn by the
buggy team Of the former this morning.
Mrs. John Williams and Miss Young
of Smith Creek came down in their
buggy from the ranch yesterday, and
retained this morning.
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IIrlp Needed.

r. y. Stone has just received letter
from g. j.. Giilcu acknowledging tho
receipt Of tho balance Of tho money
contributed by our citizens to nssi>t our
old townEmnn. Tom Estcllo, in his cx-
trGmity, together with tho statement
TINT tho amount has been CONSUMED
in dofrAying his necessary OK
pcnscs. His physician Ind just in.
formed him that his condition
IL utterly hopeless, and 10 SIR. Gillctt he
communicated tho fnct tha EJtcllc
could last but litIlo longer. In order
TINT tho short remainder OF tho poor
fellows lifo may I've "a comfortable ms
possible, Nn effort TO raise light con.
triGution for that purpose will DO made
tomorrow. In no town In tho State do
people exhibit moro generosity thnn
hero, md for so purely charitable Oh.
jcct wo apprchcnd little difficulty will
DO mot IN obtaining tho amount ro-
quircd,
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May Advertisements.

Special attention 10 chilled TO tho now
ads. Of NJ. A. Cook, tho pioneer res.
tnurOnlour Of TuscnTora, l.. II. nlon.
gers Palace Saloon, md a. J. Row.
land's painters emporium, Of Tho same
thriving placo. By calling nt tho
Palace you will get pure liquor in your
cocktail, and tho appetite thus sharp.
cnod will DO most pleasantly npprGscd
by tnking o seat OF Mr.. Cooks table.
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=
Death or Judge DRwICy.

H'y letter from our old Rcuuninl.
nncc, A. q. Dawlcy, OF Ruby Valley,
we lcnrnGd yesterday OF tho doath Of
tho old Judge, his fnthcr. which &C.
Cured nj tho house OF his gon, with
whom Ito had for long time pnst been
living. on Friday, tho 10th instant.
Tho Judge was getting we'll advanced in
years. md for long tiino past Ind
been quito fcoblc, 30 TINT his death,
though deeply regretted, WINS not
wholly unexpected. Tho deceased wna
among tho early settlers Of Eastern
Nevada, md was ns vol and fnvornbly
known throughout this cntiro section OF
country, M amy man now living, and
tho nows Of tho old Judgo's death will
move many q honrL In tho State with
genuine sorrow. TO his son, Qny, no
iett tho record Of his honor and integ-
tity md WINS by him laid quietly to rest
IN tho beautiful valley ho Ind no long
called his homo. Mny tho grass grow
green upon tho grave Of him whose
c"paeioua honrt could entertain nought
out generous impulses, aud whose menu
DRY bringa tho unbiddcn tear.
=, ----------s------.--
FRESH milwaukee, Bccr Just received
a' tho "Gem,"
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Another lot of coal from Evanston
for the Grand Prize Company ut Tus-
cnrOrH has arrived. and another lot Of
nut pine wood from Wells for Frank
Smiths wool yard. General mer-
chRndise for EikO's merchants came in
~ rail quite freely both yesterday and
10 day.
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Tho Tuscarora Rerietr OF tho 11th in.
slant, contains the following interest
ing mining nows:
DE FREES.
ITnve sunk the main shaft 10 feet this
week. The vein at tho bottom is Z feet
10 inches wide, and dipping at Gu anglo
Of co degrees. No water to bother.
Have only sunk the winze & feet,
owing to some work necessary to the
placing Of windlass over it. The
slopes continue TO yield good ore.
GRAND PRIZE.
The main shaft has not been sunk
any since our last. The east drift Oh
third level is now in l52 feet, ana the
west lI8 feet. The slopes present
their usual fine appearance, and give
no indications Of diminishing either in
quality or quantity Of ore. Both mills
IRE running we'll and doing good work.
AEGESTA.
Still being prospec.ed through the
100 foot level Of tho Grand Prize, but
there is nothing ncw to report.
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The Reason.

A dispatch received from San Fran.
cisco, to-day, BY 81. z. Freeman, stntcs
that Mr. Grnyson WAS unexpectedly de-
tained III TINT city by legal business,
and will not he nble to leave before
Monday next. Mr.. I. L. Atkinson, the
newly appointed Secretary of the De
Frees Company, left for ruscarora,
this morning.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TGLcoS MrN1Sa coMPANY.-L6oGT1oS
II Of principal place Of businees. Riko. Nc. \
YAda; location q WORKS. Rock Cree. Mining
District. Riho County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at nesting Of
tho Board q .r.usteeH. hoid on thS It'll deE Of
August, 1877, an KsscS1ment (So. o. OF Tive
Cents per Sha;e Was levied Upon tho :eipitai
stock Of the corporation. pay able Immediately.
In United States gold coin. to the Secretary. a
tho Office oftAe company.
Any stoch upon which this Iaies ,uent shAil
rrSln unpaid on tho SIXTH DAY or SEPrEAf.
Der. 1871, viii be delinquent. and sdyertIsed
for Eale at public auction. and unleSs payment
Is made before. will DO Hold on FRIDAY, thu
SIXTH DAY Of OCTOBER, 1917, TO pay the de-
linqu nj assessment. together With eAIts u
advertising and expenses Of Inv sale. ~ Ss-!-s-l
by order Of the Doafd Of TrnNteSs, -5l.,.5
IL. Al. GRAM, Secretary.
oTI1cE-Dank Of II. p. Freeman ! Co.. EKo,
Nevada. Go-td y