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THE FISHERY AWARD.
Hayes and Evarts In Consultation with Lord
Dun-rin and Sir Edward Thornton.

WASHINGTON, Jan 25.-An important in
tryew was had at the British Legation last
evening between Messrs. Hayes and Evarts and
er Edward Thornton and Lord Dufferin. The
tlW1t OF consideration was the recent
,anaia fishery award and the reciprocity
treaty. There is no little anxiety in Can
ala upon the subject Of the payment Of the
fishery award made against the United States,
u seems that Ben Butler in a speech in hassa-
Als',is las, sumner. advocated taking the
fishery grounds 50 as to avoid all further dis
Ilies. and also indirectly advocated the
Ii4llRtlon OF the fishery award. Al
Ihst Le was 80 understood by the
'hhallhns, Lord Dufcrin's visit here Is an
T. Legation had been advised that Gen.
Hluer was contemplating the Introduction
resolution in the House repudiating
w. hsh'ry award. This intormhtloni
suNlh"r correct or not. was sufficiently believed
T. summon Lord Dufferin here. To avoid talk
pr hr'Sh Legation building, Mr., Hayes, went
.al y, RIDE with Mr.. Evarts at about O'clock,
~ men spent the greater part OF the
suthoon at the Legion building IN Con
nr.u'n avenue. At TINS talk Lord Duferin
iiddIiIrsented that owing to England being load
,rVr'.Hlly anxious to secure friendly assurances
, lhlh country Of raising no question, over
i'Mpfoety matters Mr. Hayes and Mr.. Evarts
D ol assured Lord Durerin that they were as
S"Ninuh AS he that their relations should be
so'ulh, and assured Lord Dufferin that they
"N-'' ~ All IN thelr power TO make them so.
No. ", ~. ana neck wear, reduced prices John
WV" @O rama 81 also, AZ 9th lv, corner 2oth ado
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Orphans' WI, "son'Dc 'no popu'".0 "nu mo-
,nis' ,he popuiace ID -" w lnoVeu-no' w pas-
sion put py misfortune.
nhat is wnere inc Motner secret anu
me man oi SUCCESS wero weak'
ihere sre"' ocai Va wha' "'SS o"issnein
one cnlicu sounu' h"'-ioo'ou nhisef' !"
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her ,hian' III an "u'oih'ms nuoni Gaming p''-
sous, ioi ne'p opons we" no Von, w
tho 'ni"n' VI "h ihnoVch' i"'noi ioi 'nis muir
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. uias, nom 'ne o,Vncs'i" "iu 'iiuiuphan'
"nsio W 'nc A'iophVhe'
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,ouches hoI,nyo ans, o,har aC,. ,re
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I've his domcannr and ,ha ac,,on -, h,s I,r;hs
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loss ,h h,ar,s, ,h ,,,o, ,,h, NO. o,,os
n soIdior VIZ, ho co,,,os in,,, ,ho ,hir, 40,
of,or hoins, ,,yo,,,, yoora oalio, slava H.
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
BABY will be revived a, the Park Feb =


The Olympic offers mnstrelsy at popular prices
Risk" will be played one week more at the Park
sidonie is preparation at the flrh Avenue Thea
tire.
Mr.. p H. narkins is about to try the &" Courier Of
The Poultry Show opens this week a, the American
Museum.
Heller continues to mysuiy the multitude at the Fifth
Avenue Hall
school" will he played every nigh, during the pres
The Count Juannes Ia announced TO appear at the Ly
ny Precious Betsy will precede the Dead Secret
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
"A Celebrated Case has met with overwhe Inning sue
cess at the Imon Square Theatre
Sacred concerts given tonight at the Grand Opera
House and at the Theatre francalse.
The wonderful automatic chess player has been added
10 the list VI wonders at the Aquarium.
Nh MI pss nss, h, ISs, night
Col Robert q Ingerson lectures tomorrow evening at
Chickcrng Hall Subject The liberty Of man, woman
Mr. Boucicaulrs drama, THE Dead secret" will he
rodafsd on Monday syening 4, enc tiith Avenue Thea
Russell Baset and Mlss Lai.h Bande are to be seen to
Mr. II e Abbey has engaged Mr. james Lewis for the
Withdrawal Of the " Dead Secret
Mr. John + Raymond goes from the Park Theatre to
uriuy Rsrisu will say OF coo"d Sellers
o.o n oT Wona.S nh1 sy fa TSe Syes snG The
FOOLS Revenge iOr thursday, anu
Colvie's Folly Troupe takes possession of the Grand
OpcTa House this week, where Will be produced The
Babes in the Wood will Edouin and the mechanic al
donkey.
Tony Pastors Theatre presents conceivable form
OF vaudeville entertainment The performers include
vocaists comedians specialists and iaTeeurs OF extra
ordinary ability.
Attention is called to the bountful supply amuse
me M offered by the Theatre Comiqu- this week The
Italian Junk Man Will, among other novelties, be pro
duced tomorrow night
The play called THE Lyons Msiln which is to be pro.
duced at the Broadway Theatre is advertised 70 be val
liable Illustration Of the ncapacity Of the legal mind
the sugge stOn Of error III legal procedure
The San Francisco Mnstrels oer the ioiest entertain
mt In town They have recently introduced number
comedy feature. into their bill and they have VI
late attracted the most fashionable uptown audiences
Mrs d. T. Bowers. sister OF the late Mrs Il Conway,
and special Brooklyn tANonte Is 10 play IN East
Lynne ~ Lady Audey's Secret and other emotional
dramas In the New Park Theatre, Brooklyn, this week
Miss Afe Weaver of the New Park Theatre, Brooklyn
was compiimented last night by John Mccullough the
SINUS Hamlet "Othello" The Gladiator and
NMacbethn Mr. Mccullough said that she had not
missed ns. forgotten cue, or Numbered III any way
The following rather inviiious notice found posted
on Mr. Ste phen Fskes office door last week, when the
| reporters were after him
Let Moss delight to bark and bite,
For us his nature To;
Let Shook and wallack growl and fight,
And likewise Boucicaut;
But Stephen Fiske will neverlet
| His angry passions rise;
| lie sticks to his fith Avenue
And that's where he 10 wis.
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The Costly Weather Bureau.


From N, Hdrt'1ri Tim,s
There Is a movement on foot that is likely
to pass Congress this session. | refer to tho
proposed consolidation Of the lighthouse coast
survey and signal service bureau. All three
Of these branches OF the public service do
the same kind Of work. and. in many cases.
the same work exactly Each OF them costs a
great deal more than II should and 10y the pro-
posed consolidation the whole thing will not
cost more than any two OF them cost under the
present system. whore n many cases three men
are employed 10 do the work Of one. AT pres
ent. the signal service and weather bureau is
under the War Department. though there Is no
good reason for il, nor never has been. The
weather bureau has nothing TO do with war. and
the signal service Is more in name than any
thing else. the weather dcpaS,mrnt occupying
the greater portion Of the time and men of the
bureau. Under the War Department 1t costs
nearly twice rs much "a il would under the
Treasury. because u number Of the generals.
colOnels. majors. captains and other officers who
do nothing now but hang around this city and
draw pay. could he dispensed with Observing
the weather II no part of the duty OF soldier.
though il could he done and is done by those
employed in the lighthouse or coast survey SER
vice One of the strong things that is urged
against the weather bureau is that. according TO
the way 1t is now run. 1t costs more than il
comes To. and that We are pay NJ much too dear
for our whistle. This Is no doubt true. rs will
be shown when the proposed consolidation
comes before Congress for action.
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BARNETr-FosTER on Thursday Jan. "a. at the
Church Of tc Messiah BrookNn. BY the Rev &. r.
Baker DR. james y Barnett 10 Helen A., daughter VI
Aunlo A Foster Esp NIL oi Brookivn
BELkNAP-lll bBAkD. On Thursday Jan 10 by the
Rev James W l,on chauncey Bclknap To Miss Gussie
Hubbard all uf this CITY.
MERCER-NlLLEP AT Trinity church. Newark. on
the PAIN inst. hy The Rev Watson Meier smith y d
sisted by thu Rev J Houston Ecccston. u D. Theodore
r Merger TO Jo hinc, only daughter Of Elias Miller.
NIvEN-piff At Monticello on the 23d inst by the
Rev : " 70 I.n,y. william b. Nivcn. Esq, 10 Miss Cor
nca A. ID oi Mpuucsno
ROBIN sos - bAi.ILLIi On Thursday Jan. "a az
South Norwalk Conn NJ the residence of the brides
parents by the Re, Homer Dununl James C. Robinson
OF BrookNn. y tnM Louis, Bartlett
THORP-WiiITNEY In Brooklyn. on "Wednesday, Jan.
%, by the Rev, William Ives Budington, u. D. Adcbert
Thorp Of Aspnwal L. ;. c., 20 Minnie u. whitney OF
BruoklNu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-27

There is on exhibition at 200 Broadway an
ingenious invention to facilitate the giving OF FIRE alarms
and also prevent the sending out Of alse alarms 1t
OF automatic door to be placed upon the nre
boxes and which be opened by any person without
the use Of KEY The act Of opening the door
alarm bell which may be heard Tor block or more and
thus attracts the attention of the occr on the post and
the people IN the immediate vicinity and II Is claimed,
would All In the detection of any one attempting 10
strike false alarm, the opening OF tile door does not
strike the fire alarm These doors are now IN use IN
Chicago and our city authorities are 10 have an oppOr
% a y lnNll.
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Business Notitts.


Were unanimous In their decision that the Manufacturers
o Bcnson'- Capcne Porous Plaster entitled 10 the
highest and only "a given to porous plasters We
warrant Ben-nns tH Porous Plaster to be superior
to all other pastcrs and to all lnments For lame and
weak back aud rheumatism l. simply the best remedy
known. Sold by all druggists. Price - cents
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SIS AlbemArie. Gibbs Lewes
Is Elc anora. johnson. Portland.
SIS Colon Grimm. Aspinwall
SIS Baltic, Jennings. Liverpool Jan is, and ouesas
town 18th
"a Asaua, Mckay LONDON.
IS oder List Bremen Jan ~, and South ampton 10Th.
Ship George II Oulten. Hamilton Bristol
Ship Mariana W. santos Iisbon
Bark ElcanO Garland Liverpool
Bark Matea Cacacc. Milazzo.
Bark Brothers and Sisters. Aubrey. Hamburg.
Bark Comm Rath Dieutsbach Schonrog, Valparaiso
BARK Eta Loring, Loring. Yokohama.
Brig Francofortc. Amedo Seville,
Brig WIN Mallory, Forsyth, 81 Thomas
Brig Francesca, Romano Newport
Schr Kate Miller. Somers. Progrcso.
Alsothe usual rlver ami cpastwt~e vessels
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Cant. Bognrdus's Latest Challenge.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sh; Tho re-
performance Gilmores Garden in which broke
$3.50 glass balls hours - minutes Is seconds actual
shooting ume having produced question in athletic CIR
Giles OF powers Of strength and endurance hereby chat
lenge any athlete IN New YORK 10 test OF raising and
carving weight by main strength and actual sp Tor
stake $3.50 side, match 60 take place within two
weeks time, and place 10 be mutually agreed on
A II BoGARpus.
Champion Wing shot u the World
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Old persons find the use Of Specr's Port Grape
benefit Their purity and valuable properties have given
them a wide reputation among ply scians throughout
this country and Europe This wine took the highest
premium nj the late Centennial vineyard PAssac.
balesrOoms, 81 Warren st., New YoTk.-AdT
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Tho fortieth annual ball OF the Emerald Be-
nsyeent Association for the benefit Of the orphans Of
Brooklyn to be held in the Academy OF Music Brook
pre- ccle tn 9yalL
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DTJDRfI,D.

BIRKBECK ON the 2ath inst by the Hon Charles
Donohue. Justice ut New York supreme Court Priscilla
Birkbcck from George Birkbcck. Absolute divorce
granted To- her
BLOCH In the CITY Of Ncw York. on the goth day
Of January. 1878 hy the Hon Joseph DAILY. Judge ~
the Court ol Common Pleas, Leah Bloch from Isaac 5.
Bloch. Cause adultery
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Charles A. Easton. cotton broker. of Beaver
and Pearl streets, failed yesterday and 1000 bales of
cotton sold ont for his account His liabilities are
$1,000 but the recent rise In cotton reduces them 10
nominal the settlement is 10 he made the basis
VI vest, rday closing quotations
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 26.-At u meeting OF the
committees of the Lehish and schuyk Coal
Exchanges held this city to-day the following city
prices Tor Lchigh and SchuNkl coal agreed upon
Lump 81 So egg e. 80, chestnut g. % stove, - 70,
pea. ~ 30 broken, e. 50.
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Certain and radical cure catarrh Soothing and heal
Ing No sneezng Price % Send stamp for sample
and circular Depot. 10 9Th av, New York
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MARINE IvTELLI0 ENOE

| NivitrrPT sLukNtc-ruIs
sun rises. II sun t2l Noon rises 2 n
| wAIER-rHs
Sandy HOOK, 10 Gov lsand. IS He'll 9ato... 4 81
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AftkI W. ftu II al Sew orleans tsrhnd nhtrihuuOn
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY ~ prizes.
amounting To- silU+sl. capital pulss. 5000. tlOuO
s5Us Ac, lpptsD tickets, two dollars - halves. Ono
dollar 81 spending agents Tor sale of tickets At
highly trmumcrarNc compensation wanted at all points
Al our Grand tNraor inarN Drawings are under the SUI
pcrVision ami management ni iens q 7 BEAU REGARD
and JuBAL 4 EARLY Address VI. DAOplllN. Post
once box 6y! New Orleans La. or FRANK MOORE
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Mrs. WtusIow's Soothing syrup for children
tecthing tens the gums, reduces inflammation, alays
all pain, and cures wind collie
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A Church Scandal

Church scandal in Deckertown. N: J. Bee
picture III Nsa iOrk Illustrated Nms this day. -Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-27

Influenza cured 10y that standard relnedy-Dr.
wistar Balsaln Of WAd Chcrry,-Ads
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For all Exhaustive Diseases

Use Olliffes "Tasteless Cod Liver Oil. with
Lame and Wlld Cherry, Sold by druggists Depot6 Bow
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MlRRIED.

Thermometers! from 25c to sI5 TOR all purposee
Al GOl.DhAluLNs. OntIciam ~ tntun st. N Y
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on the FIRST appearance If cold IN the head chest
take BRONCHlNE FREELY
RESI- 1T
No Pneumonia NJ ll.morrhase Of the Lungs
No Cough NJ Trouble Good Health
GRANtRcY rARK NKw NnRK oct II, 1877
have derived great benefit tum n" use Of YOUR rem
edy. BRONNIiNE, and recommend u WIN pleasure
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OFFICE uF WILLIAMSON 4 60.
General Eastern Aatff. kOutith3 state Lottery ,
5oJ BROADWAY. SEW YORK y
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The Next Drawing,
;RAND EXTRAORDINARY, Jan. 81

The MN UTNWInI,
GRAND ENTRAORnINARY, Jan. 81
CAPITAL Prize - -. ..'............. EOOOo
one prlze OF ................ 10 $50
ono Prilc ...... .................. HOOD
~ other Prizes amounting ............ 22G 80
> 49, Fries Distributing. .... ..... $4,000
Whole Tickets. $40, Halves. 81, Eighths, FL IS.
Address all Ordcrsto
WILLIAMSON co,
Authorized Eastern Agents,
: NJ
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Ora AZ lress shirts TO measure, 80; undeIshrts.
s,f u. r. ANA neck wear, reduced prices W John
'" GOV pIAHd ~ also, il7 9th av corner 2eth st-Aie
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philadelphia BREWERY,

Schustrich & Kleine, Prop'rs,
rs FURNISHING A SUPERIOR ARTICLE
i of LAGER BEER, in quantities to suit, at
the lowest rates. Adjoining camps supplied ON
short notice teS,-tf
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A WELCOME DAWN.

The S. T. Calls Boston special says
there are evidences of some improved
demand for skilled labor in New Eng
land. Statistics show only nine and
one-half per cent. wages reduction, while
the total number employed has increased
two and one-half per cent. The gold
valuation of goods manufactured is If
teen per cent. greater. A deduction
from statistics is warranted to be the
effect that capital and labor are sharing
more equally than ever before. While
the wages of labor have been reduced,
the reduction has not been 80 great as
the reduction in the profits of business.
There are many reasons which justify q
hope of improvement in business, no one
of whicb is perhaps more conclusive than
the fact that there is no reason why
business should not improve. Agricul-
ture. the basis of prosperity, has en-
joyed good year. The crop averaged
large. and prices were good. 1t was a
reasonably good year for cotton. wheat.
and other staples, and the money these
proiucts sold for abroad is coming to the
country. There are now no causes to
prevent tho country from receiving the
full benefit Of this favorable condition OF
trade. There is no threat hanging over
US in any direction. No further depre-
citation in property is apprehended. since
property has already reached coin
basis. Property depreciates in nominal
value for two causes-beoause it has
been valued in an inflated currency, OF
because for some reason its products are
falling off. Neither of these causes op
crates longer in this country. The staple
products of the country are as saleable
as ever, , and the demand for them abroad
is not likely to diminish for some years
at least. The resumption of silver
broadens our specie basis. increases the
volume of real money in the country
and renders improbable any farther in
crease in the value of money, which il
the same as depreciation of property.
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A GOOD EXAMPLE OF"CHEEK >

Cheek! Why. that's no name for it.
He was an itinerant vender of lamp
burners. this one, and he generally
gained his end wherever he was permit
ted to enter house. Yesterday while trav-
cling about the city, be wandered into q
house in the southern part OF the town,
where sorrow evidently reigned. The
lamp man, finding the door open, walked
right in, and there found poor woman
in tears, with friend or two trying to
console her for the loss CT her husband,
who lay dead in the same room.
"Can I sell you my new patent
lamp burner. ma'am?" said the vender.
mo. sir," replied the woman between
her sobs, II don't wish anything of the
kind" -
"Piease let me explain its beauties,
ma a'am.' be said, "and I'm sure you II
take one. You see this -
"But I don't want it. sir, she said :
II wish you would 60 away. Don't you
see my poor, dear husband lying there.
Leave me with my SORROW" ..
oh. yes'm. and I sympathize deeply
With you. ma'am. Excuse me; I can't
keep back these tears. Oh, ma'am, il
you only knew what great consolation
these patent lamp burners OF mine are,
on such occasions as these, you would
| not be without one single minute.
Why. ma'am, put one of these in his
hand, and it would light him through all
| the darkness be has to pass through,
without any trouble. and when you come
to die. he could hold the lamp for you
when you 60 to ascend the golden
stairs"
And that precious scoundrel kept on
in that strain until he had sold half 9
dozen to every female in the room
! Cheek Oh, no
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A singular phenomenon has jus: been
witnessed at the village La Clappe.
about three miles from Draguignan
(Varl. A plot of ground planted with
vines and olive trees slowly sank in and
disappeared, leaving gulf OF funnel
shaped form about 120 feet in diameter
at the surface and 40 feet at the bottom.
At the depth of 100 feet may be seen q
sheet of water, in which the earth. esti-
mated at q quantity of 10000 cubic
yards, has been swallowed up.-[ London
World.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20

It is said Of Ethan Allen that he once
attended q church where the minister
made an estimate, the results OF which
was that out Of the whole human race,
not more than one in a thousand would
be saved. On the announcement of this
result, Allen took his hat and walked
out, saying, as he went, "Gentlemen, il
any OF you want my chance you are vel.
come to it. tits not worth staying for. "
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20

Du Chillau doesn't wonder at polyg-
amy 's popular in Africa, where woman
DO most OF the work and don't require
extensive outlays for dress. He saw an
African chief who had 800 wives, and
tho whole lot hadn't three cents worth
OF dry goods about them.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20

Newark Gold & silver Mining Come
pany--Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco, California; location Of works.
Ely Mining District, Nevada.--Notice 10 hereby
tors, held on the 18th day Of March, 1873. an
assessment mo. 14) Of Fifty Cents (s0c) per
sharss was levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable immediately In United
tSe eona rolm 70 sne
40 California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, tho 24d ef
April, 1878, will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before will be sold on Monday, the 18th
day Of May, 1878. to pay the delinquent sssess-
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. By order Of the Board Of
Directors. ,.s,. a
VIII. ALLEN, Secretary.
OfAce-Room II, No. 4l9 California street
San Francisco, California. mf23td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20
THE RECORD

Il delivered in Phoebe and Bullionville OF 25
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 2Sth day of
February, 1878, 30 many shares of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary will be sold
at public auction, at Room SO, Merchants Ex-
change, on Tuesday, the 3Oth day
of April. 1878, at ths hour Of one
O'Clock p. m. of said dsy, TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs Of ad.
vertising and expenses Of the sale.
O.D, SQUIRE, Secretary.
Office-Room % Stevenson Building, No. 331
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20
DELINQUENT.
DeIinquent Sale Notice.
ALPS SILVER MINING COMPANY.

ALPS SILVER MINING COMPANY.
--Location of principal place of business,
San Francisco, California; location OF works,
Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada. Notice. :
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock. on account Of assessment mo. 12)
levied on the 2sth day OF February.
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, as fol.