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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
RECKLESS STEAMBOAT COMPETITION.

The steamers =. G. Schultz and Bay Ridge left
their docks the North River at $3.50 D. m "Wednesday
for Bay Ridge Bath aud Locust Grove. They are rival
hoats and competition runs high between them. When
off Red Hook Point, the Schultz was slightly ahead OF
fhe ay Ridge, the latter being on her port side The
schultz rang bell earning that she was going 70
cross the Bay Ridges boz 4 land AT Fort Hamilton
Instead of slowing up at the signal. the Bay Ridge
Tept ahead, and crushed against the scDnlIz
sbaft OF the wheolhouse, without however doing her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
IMPROVEMENTS BY THE ERIE ROAD.

The New York, lake Enc and NcStrrn
Railroad Company has large force OF engaged IN
LAYING the third rail between Wavcriy, New-I"rk
and susquehanna, Pr.. and that section of the road
which is sixtyfvc mile. long will he laid with the new
rail in about ten day. The portion OF the ROAD IRON
Sus0uchanua TO Jersey Cty distance OF nearly 2oo
milcs Will be equipped with the new Idll as rapidly az
IL can lie laid the tie having "Icany hcen pltlit"
Penn Troy y y, and JohnStoWn. Penn Inc cost oi the
Improvement is estimated AT .'Jo'oo". , .
ing the repair construction shops AT jersey CiF Il"
either Port Jcryis, eighty eight miles from tins clN, or
10 the west end Of the tunnel at Jersey 'Y. AZ ihc
latter place the company owns large tract OF ahu on
the edge of The salt meadows The company also owns
con siderable land in Port JcrNis where II mas several
ehops al present. At the general Offices III THIS Cy II
was learned Yesterday that imnC date removal ~ the
Jersey City shops contemplated. but IL VIII 10
doubt take place within d year or two" Inc company
will then construct large elevators al jersey 'y
and TWO or three large storage buildings. lie ohctfH
OF the company stated that no decision had bce hdue
in the matter az II was still under consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
THREE GIRLS RI'N AWAY FROM HOME.
oo;,,. C,.s;cl, while patrOlllng EOurth-aY,

IDItlCCI bUNNTtk, WTII' pau VI''''r ~ ~ ~
a,r,,, ,ftcrnoon. wa. accostcd by three girls, who
i,,uired The way 10 Egyptian Hall In answer L"
hl "rcton. try told the officer that they "elr RON
r,rai, and had left their homes, WING IN tHI> cty
tr,v tn .lug in Egyptian Hall To the sergeant al
The Thirtirth street Police station the, gus az
W. mi,,.t hat they ran away from homes III
Tn-nrto They gave their names ~ Theresa R'nrrty
1,, ,hrt,rn of 80. - Nictoria->; LIillr cray M
ten Of No 90 Que.u-.t; and Minute bl&'l' age loui
,o,"' - M l. East kiug--st.. all ~ Toronto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

much damage beyond frightening the 100 passengers
on board. Both steamers then continued their trlps.
The and pilot OF the Schultz NED their com
plan Yesterday with the Local Steamboat Inspectors,
against Captain Kiner. Of the Bay Ridge 1hey claim
that The conduct Of Captain Kmer was malicious; mat
he deliberately run his Doat irio Schultz and Just
the latter was struck ordered the at the wheel to
.'iingc her M" The officers of the Bay Ridge have
been ordered by the steamboat inspectors TO answer the
cOmplaiut a dJy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
rrnMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman H0use-ProieSsor lIjamar II. Boycsen, Oh
Cornell UniverStv. Ja",s Hote-Hrcoh ASs 49,,
H. o. Mills President 81 the Bank at California JWHR q"
Moore of Chicago and Congressman Benjamin A. W
I,5 tr,Uu, J.si-Claflcs ". colby, Of Cincinnati anu
Hr John T. cray BUcEnGhdn fHgtt n:
,pcIr Of Ithaca HouSc-Paymaster 'iccn lay
GoodlOc United states Marine Cor- ...i"" XXI"
Lo,I-p Professor Nathan sheppard, oi Chicago SUR"
rant IfoU,s- Payina,ter Charles l. wilson, h.'''''
tIUeLdon Hfofei-C oOncl Lorenzo SItgcayer, l. = a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
INVESTIGATING THE DISTRICT COURTS.

The AldermenS Special COMMITTEE con-
rnued its investigation yesterday into the alleged iIcg
ularities in the District Cvl Courts. William T. Mitch
oil clerk In the Fourth District IN 1876, sad that he
made regular monthly reports while IN office when the
District Court bill deprived him Of his position he re-
famed for six months the court moneys, "hdnStHc re-
suli OF the st which brought against the city Ia re-
cover salary for services rendered subsequent to he
rassipg of the bill when he found that he had 30 standing
In court he turned over the money to the city In the
meantime il was deposited in the German American
Savings Bank and he received no interest apOh H. lie
final return was 81 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
NOT A CARPET-BA

NOT A CARPETBAGGER, YET DISHONEST.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 1.-THE report of the
Auditor in the SUIT Of the state Of Georgia against John
youcs the late TrcSsurer shows that there Is deficit OF
1858 900 SAT- % pepdnS sgains. his securities and the
tAse viii O6hoAfd in October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
IATRORE's ELECTION IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July IT'D TIC HUHT'TT'r ~
ton here today to ill the vacancy caused py te "'"
OF the late Mayor resulted in the election OF nete ,
TcrIinand G. I,robc tDcmocraID by the following wore
I,trnhr / Ol-; Richard Henry smith c'rtchblch,
400: Iatrobcs majority, 1853. Little interest was
manifested and the vote was very nSht'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
DECREASE IN GRAIN SHIPMENTS.

For six weeks after the opening OF naViSa-
t0n on the canals the receipts OF grain by water routes
we're very large. During tho past ten days INC hhd
rcccips have been cause Of remark among merchants
Member the Produce Exchange atlput" thh 10 'hc
low prices and duh Markets wplch nave PIeNatn tn
shock, for an advance. ON Wednesday ana yesterday
,he nTce for grain advanced that -four WAS ten cents
brr than on Tuesday wheat three cents ana corn one
and Two cents higher The markets, hOwcver, continue
dull for export but 1t IL though that the adVarSe WI"
induce farmers to ship. and the receipts here VIII DC
greater IN a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

They were accompanied bv l. ID. Young. me
sxth OF the late Brigham Young, VINO started
from England with joseph J.. Hyde n Mormon school-
master from Utah, who had been 10 Europe Tor lis
health. Mr.. HYDE, however died on July "t CON
sumption, Wednesday afternoon Mr.. loun- went I"
Ocp OF the Board OF Health Ia get permit Tor inc
body burial III Utah Mr.. Hyde was thFty-sA years
Of aue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
LARGE FIRE IN PORT AL PRINCE.


The lion. Stephen Preston. Minister of Hayh
10 this couuty has received letters from Port an Prince
sst,na that large broke out III the central part OF
M1 Jnpe - Ihity-igat house. a SeFe oufh'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
THE STATE BOARD OF AUDIT ADJOtRNS.
Albany. July l1.-Thc State Board OF

Audit to-day continued the case Of Charles T. paie'S'
who claims 81 10000 II put over ~! te heA in'
w., Tba .Iain Of lanes Brown. -. 1873 for services
rendered the Department of Pubic lh'TurtIoH, va,
talru mn but nut over ti the next meeting. A'Uourucu
mini -putembcr 10, ISIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
THE RARITAN CANAL BROKEN

TRENTON, \. j., July ia serious break
occurred in the bank of the Delaware and Rartan 'aha
uaar Weston between Milston and Trenton, last hlIt
No vessel. can pass. large force o lab"I'i7 We !i
rncdiarly st to work, and another force lt 'I We
rcr of disaster to-day. 1t Is reported that the damage
viii he repaired by Saturday noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrS, NO
2ls BROADWAY.
Gan s' Noon 81 D. N. -, Midnight a.
Highest dui1np the dav. So. lo"csi -
Average rae same day, 1871 'J'2'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
ISAAC FRIEDLANDER.


SAN Francesca. July 11.-lsaac Fredlander'
leading grain specuIaor OF this city, died TINS morning
NJ h,a disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
ANOTHER OF MoNTREsSoR's LETTERS.
ONE REASON, POSSIBLY, WHY MR.. BRENlANo
THINKS LORD oGILYY y An MrOSIoR

ANOTHER or - MON RESSpk 70 LII ! Eh>.
ONE RTASON, POSSIBLY, WHY MIR. BRENIANO
THINKS LORD oGILyY y Az MrOSIoR
Wililid MOntrcSSOr, or Lord OgIlVy, has
written second letter Mr.. BrcntauO, who gave the
young man credit to the extent of 500. Mr. Brcnano
confident that he Is an impoSor and thinks the
young left the city European steamer the sat
urduy following his release from Ludlow street JAIL
Friends, ne thinks it probable, helped Montrr~sor 10 a
second-cabin g stceragc passage ON that saturday
Mouircssor mailed a letter addressed to Mr. BrcutanO
II was written "A scrap Of Office letter paper with the
printed heading torn OIL aud vaguely dated "Wedncs
day night" aud probably written III jail iic says:
Ny DEAR BRESTASO: Believe me when tell YOU
that am very grateful To you for the line you have
taEcn with respect Ia in ai this trying affair
ought t. havcipad your bill long Photographed for
money from home pay all the Others amt N"urs was
the only that left unpaid mainly think because
was The smallest. Will make haste 10 redeem my
errors now Though can't call for day or two, ana
meanwhile have To thanh Won for the good opinion you
still hold OF ana mine. You may rest assured thai al
least wo-thrd- IF the stories III the paptis are ont
"W. NoNTEr.SoE."
Mr. Ricntano thinks this the work Of confidence
man. and designed to delay the execution Of any pur
pose To arrest him the debit when he should hc re-
leased from iail II j. the first time W Nonrcssor'
has appeared IN quotation marks IL Tho young mans
American pond nee. ~Cuchlnau IA the city,
well informed concerning ia" Scotch nobility, hr'Ir-
that Montrc.sor II an npostOr He That There i
real LORD Ogyy belong, To- another regiment stationed
IN iuIft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
EXPLOSION on A STEAMBOAT.
EXCITEMENT ON TIE THOMAS COENEIL-No ONE
INJURED And SLIGHT DAMAGE DONE
The stcamcr Thomas Cornell lett her per


INJURED AND SLIGHT DAMAGE DoSF.
The steamer Thomas Cornell left her pier
the foot OF HaIrson-,t. yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. for ROndOut carrying about 100 passengers
She started mp the river at ordinary rate OF speed ana
with unusual pressure of steam and had got fairy
under way when suddenly a loud explosion startled
those on board At the time rushing noise was
heard and a dense volume OF steam poured from the
boiler on the left hand side into the wncclOoX ana
through the deck TO the man saloon Ihc Passengers,
who i'll the saloon and in the state rooms, spidhG
To their feet, and rush was made for I'll" "prh
great excitement. The opportInc appearance
Of the captain however with the that all was
safe and danger need he apuIchcndcd, prevented
hasty action. Four who hand in hand, were about
10 throw themselves into the water, were persuaded
q their Throughout the bflci cH-
element, Captain Ru Jon said, the calmness and self
control OF the women were most ltlaikalc ana coF
pared favOraby with the foolish actions OF many OF the
The accident occurred when the steamer near the
foot Of Forty SiXt-st. IL caused by the blowing O
out any warning. The cloud OF steam released ny me
explosion blew directly into the furnace ana drove be-
fore fierce sheet of flame that licked the Woodwork
about the paddle-boX and scurchcd The paint III less
than minute, however, three streams OF water were
thrown upon the fire. aud II was speedily eXtlnGusnrh
without doing more damage 10 the Woodwork of the
boat than can be repaired for few dollars Inc tnlHt
COMPANY including the damage 10 the boiler
will not exceed $500 With the prospect OF several
hours delay In repairing. II was deemed best To max
landing the foot of FOrtySxh st. where the passed.
and their baggage Transferred To the steamer
Vanderbilt. At O'Clock last Hirht machinstS were
busy cngncroOn of the Thomas Cornell, ana the
orders get up steam and start f0i Rondou De
fore midn ht make the usual return tIp tu-EorOw
Captain Ru Jon expressed confidence IN the strength
and safety Of his vessel last night Inc boilers were
good and the accident could only De explained
the theory that there undiscovered HaW III the
where il gave way. Although both fireman and en-
ginccr at the time of the explosion no one was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

4 PACIFIC RAILROAD ELECTION PoSIPONED
SAY FRAxcIsCo, July 1.-The election OF
c;..rs ~ thc Central and Southern Pacific Railroad.
which announced Tor yesterday was P''f'''' '''
woe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises.. $50 sun sets... 1911 LOCK iist ON rs
Noon 22g Moon souths 1853 Moons age. days l2
Sandy uook 5i3 GOV island 6.24 Hell Gate..... sl3
HiGH WAFER TODAY " %.
Sandy Hook go GOV Island GAG Hell 0ate.... s35
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20 c r Up T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST Foreign NEWS.
TIE 0RANGEMEN RESOLUTE.

MONTREAL, July 12-1 a. ma meeting Vi
Orangemen is being held tonight ana ~ h"" :"
sion They have decided to walk in procession 'ou'' "
all hazards. .,,
THE EXCITEMENT IN QUEBEC
QUEBEC, July ia large crown Vi nar
visited the hardware stores 10 the lower Town 'ou,
took all the rcvolycrs they could find pay Ing iof 'hc
I'm some instances but NOT IN others - ,., . hard
1hls evening more revovers were s.o'un v armed
ware store ~ St Rocl's, and about MY men w" mimi
lrIt Tonight nv the train for MONTREAL. ,,o,,ont
The feeling here Is very bad ana party eA'i''N"'"'
very high.
tT0y other Forsqn Nscs see First PdgeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

STRUCTURE. impotence. and Diseases OF tho
- decorative organs radically and speedily C1reL Hours
sto3 4n.Gtu-. HENRY ADANIELS " D~tiI IeNngt1nE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

MORMONs PASSING THROUGH THE CITY.
About 600 MOrmOns, mostly Scandina-
VANS, arrived FROM Liverpool Wednesday on the
steaanship Nevada, and proceeded West yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

The officer referred 70 aDONc II "oUU'''''
Captan Morton W. Sanders. who was native oil M's'a
chusetts He entered the Navy in 1s1'' ana Sei'e'
throughout the civil war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
rur ryCITEuENT IN QUEBEC,
OBITEARI.
CAPTAIN SANDERS.

Captain Sanders, of the United StateS Navy,
died suddenly yesterday OF heart disease "he 'o"'7
the Avon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

On, D,alat.I'iou! Ous Management - !''tt3E'
NOIt MIS- I>~t I'D ct Al:ll.t.. 49,.
,h,,'S q lir.s SAINT H,'L|y tH'ti.. -..-' fS e''
Pu.Hpt NUt,ncdf,uH 70 >ats,.'r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

TESTIMONY OF GENERAL wAIEEN AND OTHERS N
FAVOR OF GENERAL roKiEE-Do, CMENls FOR
WAEDID BY GENERAL rOrT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-10

PAIESFSs
hO you want to Buy, sell or Exchange
~ l. nds or other Properly in any pant
III The y. >. or Cam das? are you Soldier or
sailor, in wait of patent? Why not OBJ TAIN
MORE BOUNTY or PENSION? 10 you want
to Locate Government Or tate Lands without
settlemt Why not? When have the we'll
known PPkUVEn SOLDIER ADDITION IL
HOMESTEADS. under zeal Of the General
Land Office. and that can lie located ithout
settlement, upon any Government 81 25 or
90 so lands, subject to homestead. The
Sioux Half Breed scrip, for location upon UNI
surveyed lands
LAad Warrants and Grip Of ali
Ktnd-,
Fer Cash. or part ON time. Good title ri, en-
or no nay. have you any lands with an i'm
perfect title to sell, or choice vacant lands
you know of which could be located 10 nd
vantage; tr claims not lawf fully Ella which
we would col test. Let Dle hear from you il,
full. and Will do my best to infolm you
what Is 10 y our advantage
will mail you circular explaining al and
. copy of the new Pension Law. Address.
lplsinlyl D. H. TALBJi,
General Land, Scrip ana warrant BOXER,
4 ApaS1am .slorx CaIx. AVA.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

"HE following estray animals have been
taken up by Il W. butcher on his ranch
on iiuie Meadows Black Rock Township,
Hum oldt cvunfy. Nevada:
One bay u are v ii nick in right ear,
branded on the right h p thus about IL or
10 ye4rs Odd, alued at $40; one b y mare, Z
or + years old. 10 brand, valued at $50: one
browa mare colt, years ola no brand, va ued
at 500; one t1own horse with j. &c star ii the
forehead ana one whlte foot on lie left hind
leg and banded HC on the left hip, about
6 or years old. va ued at S25; one bay horse,
branded nc on the left shoulder. alb ut or
years old, valued at $25
4 Us TIL MPSON.
Justice of the feace Union township
Humboldt county, Nevada.
Winnenucca, Nevada, A pril -, 1873.
apl6-lw-2m
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Dissolution Of Co-partnership

NJ Office is hereby given that the co-part-
IN nerhhip heretoto e existing between .
carat. j. b. Arrsmbide aid y. oaiat, under
the hrrn name OF ''oarat u Co.," is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent.
j. CARAT,
j. b. ARRAMB,DE,
r.. 'ARAr.
San Francisco. April 81, 1878.
The above business, principally carried on
In the state OF Nevada. will In the ful are be
conducted by j. Carat and ], b. ArranLide.
under the Arm name OF "6arat l. Co..
j. CARAT,
j. b. ARRAMBlDR.
San Francisco. April az, 1878. mAln
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District Court Summons.

In he Dist riot Court of the Fourth Judicial
District of the state of Nevada,
county Of Hun boldt.
A. S. Trim BILE. plaintiff, VS.. I he JERSEY Mining
and Smelling @ mpany, def ndant,
Action br, ught in thu District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial / istrici Of the state OF
Nevada in and for the County Of hum
boldt, and the Complaint filed in the
office Of the Clerk Of said District Court
on the l5thd OF August A. h. 1877.
THE state If Nevada ssnds greeting to
The Jersey Mining and smelling Company,
defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an
action blOuth hi aghinst you by the above
| AameG plaintiff A :. Tfiuble in the Dis.
uict & urt Of The Fe uri h Judicial District vi
the STAT Of Ntvat a, III ana for the county Of
Humboldt exclusive of The day of servicel
after III. service IN you of this SUNNI us /
Sc, we'd within this county; or. If served cut Of
this count, but III this Jldicial district, with
! in twenty day.; thet wise within forty Us
| or Judgment by default vi ! be taken against
!tu according to the prayer Of said cuu4-
| plant.
Said action is brought to obtain a decree
| OF This curt for tn lore osure of GER ain
| HI rtgage deseIibtd in he aid Con, d amt
| and executed by The said defen, ant on the
2lst day of hay, 1876, to s.cure The payment
OF certain pi oniissory note, dated May 9th,
| 1875, nj de Ly said def, ndant tor The sum Of
FIVE thousand $500 dollars ayGble in gold
coin II the JnItd = ates on or before the 81 b
| day Of November, 1876 to The order Of said
paintiff, with tnterest there n at the rate OF
| ole per cent. per month; tina, the premises
conveyed by Said Ii ortgage may be sold and
The proceeds appled to the paynitn mt Of SAID
proihissory note, with interest thereon ut
the ia,e afresaid, co nsel tees and COSTS
| 81 suit; and in care said oca eds arr not suf-
hcient to pay the came. then to obtsin an exe-
cution against said deft md ut for the balance
remaining que aud also that the said defend.
ant and all persons Claiming by, t rough, or
under them, may be barred d foreclosed of
all light. title, claim. lien, equity VI redemp-
| ton, and inter- st in aud to said mortgaged
pre- ises, and Tor other III d further relief
All OF which will more fnliy appear by
| reference to said Complaint, certified COPY
| u wi ich accompsn es this summons.
And you art hereby notified tat If you fail
| TO appear and am w,r the ~ Id Complaint as
| sbov, r.qulrsd said plaintiff will a. ply 10 the
Court tor the relief therein de manded
~ Given under my hand aud the seal
! sr.Y OF the istrict Court of the Fourth
| JUDICIAL L istiict OF the state Of
Nevada. in ana for the County of
humboldt this 18th day If August.
A. ID. 1877,
j. H. JOB Clerk.
A.w. Fisk. Attorney for plaintiff api2-4w
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can make money faster at work for MA
" than 1t anything else. Capital not re.
qaired; we will start you; $l2 per da,
at home made by the indusii ious Men
women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to
work for US. Now is the time. Costly ontft
ana terms free. Address TRUE L Co.. Augrsta.
A~ne. ap6.1T-Cm
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Call and Settle.

,VNERSOAS knowing themselves to be
indebted to s. w. CONAkD will please
call and settle immediately with 4. W.
LEWIS, " innemucca, Nevada. apl6.2w,
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DIVIDEND. NOTICE.

o.. 8. istrict Court, District of Nevada.
lNrHE MATT oF In BANKRUrrcY.
'JNo. G. FAIAaANK Bankrupt
AT NIENEMUccA ON the 25th day of April
A. ID. 1878,
FVNHIn is to give notice TO the creditors of
Jno, q. Faifbank that ON applica i,n at
my office, they may receive u warrant ior The
dividend due them out of ,ne above estate.
Many cannot attend personally, the war;
ram will be delivered 10 the bearer Of n letter
an the sut j.. ned foim.
3Ra9atsf oEO. h. TURRITTIN,
gilsz Assignee of Ji.o. G. Fairbank, Bankrupt.
To 6En. r. TuERITTsN, Assignee Of Jno. O.
Fairbal.k Bankrupt,
SIM Ieuse deliver to the Divi-
Aend Warrant payable TO me out Of the estate
Of Jno. q. a-rbabk bankrupt.
Creditor.
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Q1RAS week in your own town. SIS
SH4VVVD Juttt free No risk. header, if
N goa want a business at which
persons OF either 81 x can make great psy all
the tint they work, write fot particulars to
II. HAL ETr 4 Co., Portland. Name, ap5-6m
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AssE ssMENT NOTICE.

l1 "a Silver Monarch Mining Company,
Location Of Works, Central istiict, Hum
bcldt c,uaty, Nevada;
NJ OElCE il hereby given that at me citing
IN or The Boa q OF Trustees, held on the sd
day of My, 1878, an assessment 90. II Of
|. 4 weHty Cents per share was levieu up, n the
capital stock of tie colpoi atm. payable i'm
niediaeiy, IN nited States gold coin, to the
Secretary. at the Office of the oanpany ,kooIDs
IA, Is AID l6, Academy Bull ing, NO. $50
Pine street. San francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the
TENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1878,
Will be dc inqueAt and advertised for
sale at public auctis n. aud unle payment
is made before will lie sold on satuI day. the
20 day oi ulIe, 1918, TO pay the delinquent
sessnent teacher " iIh cost Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale,
H. Nj. FRANKLIN, Seer etary.
Once Rooms IA. Is and l6, $50 Pine street,
San Francisco Cal foriia. mGtd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-10
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co.pcrt-
~ nership heretofore existing under the
firm name OF Btrk Il Powers is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. George Be,k will
continue the business as heretofore. and col
lect all bills due the late firm and pay all In.
debtedness Of the. same.
GEORGE BERK.
b. l.. POWERS.
Winpemucca, May /. 1873.
Referring to the abs We, I Would urgently
r. quest ihose inde bted to the late firm 10 set
tie imme diately. as want TO leave 10 coon as
possible. b. Z. POWERS.
4. G May law.
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CAUTION.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
a Ill persons caught interfering with 80!
4 " Of the ten Fire Hydrants in the town |"
Ninnemncca 50 az to impair their efhcienSy
VIII be prosecuted 10 the full extent OF tps
law. FRANK NARAMOnE- FasssnAM
December 4, II