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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-06

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pubt tDir6, 10 miro bas 2eoer ieine 8ei6z
beit unb Stdrfe pieleSabre lang betuobren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-06
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beim sarteten &tnb.
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mifuge bat bic Sisnaturen 6. Mtc=
Sane unb SIemtng 8ros. auf benz
nmi4lag.
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aerben nibt empfoblen ais Set[tnitteI seeet
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rad bent @ebralde bon @btnin. 9Is 9ureirs
mitteL ittb fte unper9IeidLt9.
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auf benz 0ede[ NIT Der Sni9rift Sr. Mc9ane's
2iber 9iaS.
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Mc2ane uno SIemtng 8rDs.
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Sebers8iuen, Prdparirt bon 6[enntng 8roS., 81
Iittsbureb, 8a., benn Der Nlarft lit bpn bon
ytabobmungen bes gtamen WcGane, anbers
buditd 6irt, ober bieieGbe 9(usiprade.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-06

gFerbcbeftano anbetrifft, 10 tpirb an serins
ger i3obl Die Sdpei3 MIR bon Stalien
itbertroffert. .@dbrcnO 0dnemarf auf 1000
Ginnobner 176 8feroe aGbIt, un0 8relBen
so, 10 fat Die Shlpei3 Deren nut 80 nno
SStalien llur 26. 2rh ali Ginoerrei6tbum
i'm Broseutiab miro Die S9weis bon uaebs
reren Staten ibertrofen.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
MERE.MENTION.

There is very little news as yet regarding
the elections on Tuesday. In Massachusetts
Republican is elected Governor By about
$4,000. The vote in New York is close,
with the probability that Robinson, Demo
crat, is elected Governor. As far as report.
ed, Butler, Republican. has majority for
Governor in Pennsylvania. Heavy Repub-
lican gains are reported in Wisconsin. ''.'.In
Texas, the penalty for threatening mans
life is one hundred dollars. = Corn is
selling in some portions of North Alabama
at twenty cents per bushel. ''''''"'A negro
woman, eighty Eve years old, is going to
school at Carsonville. Georgia. ''...'..' Major.
General Joseph Hooker, Fighting Joe) died
ut Garden City. Long Island, on Friday af-
,ernoon last. ...'.... Yellow fever has ceased
at Concordia, Miss. Governor Simpson,
of South Carolina, was mistaken for Presi.
dent Hayes in Philadelphia. .''''''''.Ice form
ed Monday morning in all the cutters Of
Memphis, and the day was by far the coldest
of the season. Fully Eve hundred tele-
grams were sent by physicians adyis;2s. thas
ali I'll sbsentees can return With safety. ...'...Tbe
men charged with the murder of Standing,
the Mormon leader, some time ago in North
Georgia, have been tried, and the verdict is
not guilty. ......." Jefferson Davis is threaten.
ed with blindness, and both he and his wife
have been much broken in health since. the
recent death of their son.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
piano cover, rugs, embroidered yokes, two en-
broidered cushions, tides and watch case,

piano cover, rugs, embroidered yokes, two en-
broidered cushions, tides and watch case,
silver spoon.
Mrs. s. r. Brandt, lace collar, silver fork.
Miss Ella Wing, two pillow shams, .silver
spoon.
Mrs. J. Coleman, 8 sofa cushions, silver
butter knife.
Miss Jessie o'Neal, crochet work, Harper's
Bazaar wax flowers, pin cushion, silver ladle.
Mrs. Saye, fur cape, silver spoon.
Mrs. j. j. Stringfellow, wax cross, silver
spoon; lace handkerchief, piece lace, head
dress, black lace tie, silver cup.
Mrs. N. R. Morrison, chenille work, silver
fork. -..,.
Fannie Robertson, handkerchiefs, silver nap
kin ring.
Mrs. ]. T. Elliott, skirt, 8 fish scale sets,
silver spoon.
Miss M. E. Robinson, handmade towels,
silver spoon.
Mrs. w. H. Millen, toilet set, silver butter
knife.
DEPARTMENT 15.-GEoLoaY, MINERoLoaY,
PHARMACY.-T. j. Cunningham, Direc-
tor in charge.
A. w. Osborne, bricks, diploma.
L. NJ. Loomis, best collection Of minerals,
diploma.
DEPARTMENT 16.-PAINTINGs, DRAWINGS,
PHOTOGRAPHY, PEtIMANsH1p, CABINETS
AND CHEM1sTRY.--J. B. Erwin, director
in charge.
Best pencil drawing, Mrs. R. B. Lowry,
Yorkville, S. c., silver cup.
Best collection Of crs!yon drawings, Miss
Jennie Hemphill, silver cup
Best collection of oil paintings, Miss Eunice
Hemphill, silver cup.
Best display of jewelry, silver, ETC., E. G.
Stain, diploma.
Best collection Of paintings, Mrs. E. p.
Moore, silver cup. -.
Best cabinet coins, W. F. Babcock, silver
cup.
Mrs. Julia L. Hardin, oil painting, silver
plate.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
POLITICAL NEWS.

Gen. Chalmers is announced as candi-
date for the Mississippi Senatorship, to sue
ceed Senator Bruce, colored.
Elections came off in the following States
on Tuesday last: Maryland, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, New York, Wisconsin, Mississip.
pi, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Ohio polls this year 10000 votes more
than she did in 1875, when Hayes was on the
presidential track, and 13, 700 more than when
Bishop was elected Governor. The increase
of population, of course, does not account for
the increased vote.
- During the recent registration in New
York City, ,O43 names were entered Oh the
registry books. In 1875 the total registration
was 144,S3S; in 1876 it rose to 1S3,064, but
in 1877 it fell to 143,O15, rising again in
1878 to 1894. Comparing the registration
of 1879 with that of 1876, the Presidential
year, it will be seen that there is falling of
of 15,021 names.
- Secretary of the Treasury Sherman ad-
dressed large Republican meeting at Patter'
son, N. j., recently, many of his hearers be-
ing silk weavers. He claimed that the pros
perity of the silk manufacturing industry at
Patterson was due to the protective tariffpassed
by Republican Congress, and attributed to
the same party the merits of the resumption
act. Continuing, Mr.. Sherman said: 81
want to serve notice on the Democratic party
that the Republican party have resolved on
two things. We are going to secure to every
lawful voter in this country the right to vote
one ballot in United States elections and no
more. When member of Congress or off,
Ger of the National Government is to be
elected, Congress has power to regulate such
elections, and the Republican party intend,
if the present law is not strong enough, to
make it still stronger. In the Southern States
that right is turned over to the, very men
who deprived the people of their rights by
fraud and violence. We intend to right that
wrong, so help us, Almighty God" Mr.
Sherman concluded by prophesying brilliant
victories for the Republican party in the
coming elections.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Bob Boswell, negro wife murderer, was
hanged at Hllsboro last Friday.
The two Boon brothers, under conviction
of murder in Burnsville, Madison county
iail, effected their escape on the night of the
22nd ultimo.
Under date of the 10Th ultimo, a cores
pondent in Boone, Watauga county, writes to
the Lenoir Topic: "Mr. Isaac Winkler, his
wife and son, being all of the same household,
died between 12 o'clock last night and IL to-
day. Milk.poison supposed to be the cause.
Winkler and wife were, each, about 70 years
old: their son about %. They lived about
four miles north of Boone, Watauga county,
on place belonging to T. J. Coffey & Bro,
and known as the Sugar-Loaf. They will all
be buried tomorrow together"
Says the Charlotte Observer of Friday
"It was stated recently that Gen. Johnstone
Jones would 60 to Philadelphia for the pur-
pose of having an operation performed on a
leg which had given him much trouble of
late He went on, last week, and it will be a
pleasure to his many friends throughout the
State to learn that the operation was per-
formed successfully by DR.. Ashehurst. A
large amount of diseased bone was taken out.
General Jones was under the knife two hours,
and is now doing we'll.
The Lenoir Topic says that the copper
ore discovered in Ashe county, last July, is
now being worked by seven hundred men. A
vein has been opened over one thousand feet
in length. Ten blast furnaces are at work,
and ten thousand pounds of the refined metal
are turned out daily. 1t also says that Fran
els Hood, Lucretis Hood, Mary Dula and
stanhope Hood, all negroes, were arrested IN
Freedman last Monday night. The former
charged with numbering her infant, and the
three last named as being accessories to the
crime.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
HAMPTON In Abbeville.

nsg- The New York Herold publishes COM
parative table, giving the prices of leading
Commodities on the 1st of January last and
on the 18th of October, which shows an av'
erage advance in prices of about 30 per cent
Wheat has gone up from s1.O9 to 81 4S, corn
from AZ cents to 60, cotton from 8 7,16 to
to 1o5; sugars have advanced three,fourths
of cent Cheese 81 cents wool 25 per cent.
pig iron has gone from sl7.53 to s29.5O, or
= more o than 70 per cent. scrap iron $40 90 to
s35; tin plates s575 to s775; lead from
4 to st cents hides from 19! to % cents, and
SO on in full proportion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
SALES.DAY.

ef3Att.Ai atsi ~ OALEOeOA1s - ss<slks Y .f''
On. Monday last, sales-day for November,
the following property was sold r's<at :!
BY virtue Of the order and judgment Of
foreclosure, the Clerk sold the lands Of John
Cairnes-s5 acres, bought by W. A. Robinson
at $S.05 per acre. jsgH as,t = -
In obedience to the decretal order of Judge
Presley, the Clerk sold 115 acres Of land of
the estate of James Brian, deceased. Bought
by DR.. ]. n. Witherspoon at $3.50 per acre.
In obedience to the judgment and order of
foreclosure, in the case Of Erwin and others
vs.. Margaret Brison and others, the Clerk sold
a tract of 3O7 acres, known as the Brison land,
on Turkey creek. Bought by W. E. Erwin
for $970.
s. S. Smith, executor Of J. C. Stewart, sold
a tract Of 81 acres in Bethel township. Bought
by ]. T. Thompson for $453.25.
W. A. and D. W. Barron, executors Of
Archibald Barron, sold two tracts Of land:
the home place, containing $40 acres, bought
by W. A. Barron at $11.5 per acre. A tract
of GA acres, near Concord church, bought by
w. H. S. Beard for $40. 10 per acre.
SAD OCCURRENCE.
Saturday morning, William Walker, youth
about 19 years of age, sop>of Mr.. David
Walker, near Pleasant Ridge, in CASTOR coun-
ty, net with horrible death. He was alone
in the mill of Thomas Falls, on branch Of
Crowder's creek, at which mill, in addition to
other machinery, a cotton gin is employed.
The gin was not in operation that morning,
but from circumstances connected with the
unfortunate affair, it seems that he attempted
to push, with his foot, the belt on the main
shaft connecting with the gin, while the shaft
was in rapid motion. His foot was, by some
means, caught in the belt, and he was in this
position carried over several times with fear
full speed at each revolution of the pulley.
The unusual noise, as of something striking
the floor, attracted the attention OF some per-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
CHURCHES NEXT SUNDAY. 40.
.-..,.n. .-x:17 ~ lny5 e. kto 40
CLUBS FOR THE ENQUIRER.

For the convenience of persons desiring to
subscribe for the ENQUIRER at club rates, we
publish the following list of persons who have
notified us Of their intention to make up clubs.
They will receive names at $a00 per annum,
the subscription to commence at any time, OPP
tional with the subscriber. The names Of
other club-makers, as reported to us, will be
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
LOCAL. AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERrisEMENTs.

Joseph A. Mclean, Referee with special pow
ers.-Nntice.
Kennedy Bros. 4 Barron-New Goods! New
Goods !-Something Nice.
Herndon Bros.-Lively Times and Eall- Cotton
against Guano and Go0ds-Wanted.
I. D. Withersp0on--Execu Sale.
Hunter d Oates-New Goods
J. F. Wallace, C. G. PIs.-Clerk's Sales.
T. M. Dobson-Casb Prices-The Place.
Mrs. Fannie L. Dobson-Emporiuin Of Fashion.
Withers Adickes--Syrup-Sagar and Cohee-
Cheese Buckwheat Flour-Fruits.
IL. Wils0n-For Sale % y a. ~ Ii
J. N. Roberts-Beef Market.
8. L. Miller Il Co-Seed Wheat.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
RECENT DEATHS.

Mr.. James Dickson, aged about Is years,
son of the late Rev. Henry B. Dickson, died
at the residence of his grandmother, Mrs. Nc
Pheeters, in this place, on Wednesday night
last. Mr. Dickson was the victim OF con-
SUMPTION, and had been in a low state Of
health for several months. l1:i ~ tts 20
Col. Walter B. :Metts died at his residence
in this place at 2 O'Clock on Friday morning
last, the immediate cause Of his death being
apoplexy Col. Metts was native Of Lau-
rens. He married in this county about the
year 1852, and resided here ever since, He
held the Office of Commissioner in Equity for
two terms, and was in that position when the
Office was abolished by the adoption Of the
new constitution. During the war he yolun-
teered in the 18th South Carolina Regiment,
and was assigned to duty in the connmissary
department. Since the war he has been in
various positions Of trust. At the time Of his
death he was about 48 years Of age. .,.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
BLOOMING FRUIT TREES.

Our notice last week of cherry tree in this
place being in full bloom, has brought TO our
attention several other similar cases in town
and the vicinity. Two weeks ago Mrs. Fan
ME L. Dobson took from tree in her garden,
a ripe and fully developed. June apple, Of the
second crop borne by the tree this year, and
last Saturday evening Mr.. G. e. Carroll sent
US three half-grown horse apples, Of the second
growth, plucked from tree in his orchard.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
PERSONAl MENTION.

We were pleased to receive 9 call, last week,
from Mr. L. R. Marshall, travelling agent for
the. Temperance Standard, published at viii
liamston, S. c.
We were pleased to meet in town this week,
DR.. j. Harvey Witherspoon, native Of York.
vile, but for several years past, citizen Of
Laurens. We are glad to learn that the Doctor
contemplates returning at an early day to
make his home in York county he having,
with that view, purchased land in this vicinity.
The visiting lawyers here this week, be-
sides those previously mentioned, are Messrs.
T. G. CASTOR and s. P. Hamilton, Chester !;
r. E. Allison, Lancaster ]. II. Rion, Winns-
horo .3s< rt .>itst4ss az s.ttssates{ ~ -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06

pa- A man has opened cafe just opposite
a cemetery in Paris. He dedicates his house
Ito those c,ming from funerals" and an
nounces on his private sign, "Private rooms
for all who wish TO weep by themselves. Wine
and liquor of the very BEST"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
THORNE's COMEDY COMPANY,

Mr.. Lusby, advance agent Of Thorne's Com
edy Company is now billing the town, and the
play-going public will be pleased to learn that
they will favor Yorkville with one or two en-
tertainments this week. The company Is first
class in every particular, and gives entertain
ments Of high order. They deserve, and we
hope will receive, crowded houses while here.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-06
Prof wiLLOUGHBY READE.

r,. rao.. w.LLyoShSa n1AD ~
lns ais'sasneu e,oous.onlsS, is.te. a.u
pefsoiia1of y. ehalac'eiS' save ON onteis
ment in the Court House on Tuesday night to
a delighted audience. To say that he COM
uletely captiyated the entire house would but
mildly convey the complete success which
.a,.,od -, os,o.ta II;s roo;.at;o,, 20 aSarv
crowned MS snotts. his recl'asloA " .inaty'
Queen OF Scotland, and Poe,s haven zen was g. ad-
mirable, while the style IN which he rendered
his humorous selections can only be approach
81 b,,+ ,,o+ o,oa,1odi t,, 2col crn;tt, I3nsoolf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

Two THE coRTEZ GIANT. OR cuMMINs
l. MinC.-No. ia u. 4 Land Once, Eureka,
Nevada. October ~. 1879. Notice Is hereby CAV
en. that Michael Fitzgerald, whose postonhes
address is cortez. Eureka county. Nevada has
this day hled his application for . patent for
fifteen hundred linear feet " the Cortex Giant.
or Cunulins lode. or vein bearing silver, Will
surface ground four hundred tan0l feet in
width. situate, lying and being In Cortez Min.
ing District County OF Enreka, and State OF
Nevada, and known and designated by the
field notes and Official plat on ME In this ONCE
~ Lot Nun Der ~. In townsi - 40 north. range
- east. Mount Diablo meridian. The exterior
boundaries OF said Lot No. "a being a. follows,
10 wit: Variation l6x deg. east. Commencing
at a post marked No. l. u. ). Survey No. ~.
the same being post No. l OF Ut survey Nc.
Al, Nevada Giant, or Fitzgerald lode. whence
the section corner. common 70 sections 8. g., 7
and 9. T. 20 N, X, ~ h, NJ. D.. IL, bears y 10
deg. Z min. w, 4,s62 feet: the Garrison shaft
bears n II deg 81 min. W, 2.42A feet; and the
old main shaft upon this lode bears north 200
feet: thence. running ist course. north 400 feet,
along said survey No. Il. TO post marked
Number 2, United states Survey Number ~.
the same being post No. 4 Of said survey NO, Al;
thence, I'd course. east l 900 feet. to post marked
No. 8, U. 3. Survey No. a; thence, 50 course,
south 400 feet, 10 post marked No. :, U. b. Sur
vey No. a., and thence. 4th course. west l.bOo
feet 10 post No. !, the place OF beginning, con.
tanning 10 77-io0 acres. This claim 10 bounded
ON the west by the Ncvsda Giant. or Fitzgerald
lode. The location Of this mine II duly record
ed In the Recorders Once Of Cortez Mining
District, on page 200. in Book ID. OF said minint
records. Any and all persons claiming ndyersei!
any portion Of said Cortez Giant. or Cummins
mine. or said mining ground a. hereinbefore
described. are required 10 hle their saveIse
claim with the Register OF he United states
Land Once. Ut Eureka. In the State OF NeFaus'
during the sixty days period OF Paohos' ~.
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue oi 'ns
ocls-SiI JAS. McMARTIN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

AfflAeA n ~
To THE NEVADA GIANT. OR FITzeEh'
Il L MINE.-So. s3e.--u. !. lsnd once,
Eureka, Nevada, October "a, l~s7g.-Nouee IL
hereby given that Michael Fitzgerald. whose
postoffice address IL Cortex, Eureka county, sc.
vada. has this day nled bis apphesnoh ioas
patent for seven hunred and ninsty.hve ttso.
linear feet Of the Nevada Giant, or iiszgeraia
mine, or vein bearing silver, Win suii.ss
ground four hun red ltvol feet In Width, sWs'
ste. lying and being In the cortsx Mining pns'
trict, County Of Eureka and state ui seNauA,
aud known aud desigBated by tho held notes
aud official plat on die In this once ~ 10y
Number al. In township 70 north, range "a
east, Of Mount Diable meridian. The exterior
boundaries Of said Lot No. Al being as foiioWs'
10 wit, Variation ICY degrees east. mme
ing at . post marked No. !. U. i. Survey No. 81.
whence the section corner. common 70 seeuons
8, q, Z and y. township ~ north, range ~ sas.,
NJ. b. NJ, bears y rs deg. 4 min. W,t.so1 req
the Garrison shaft bears N II deg. 81 min ",
A2i feet, aud the old main shaft upon 'nls
lode bears north 400 feet; thence, running ls
course, west IDS ITO feet to the east bouhahiy
Of u, s. Survey No. 50. junction lode. 7yo iee,.
TO post marked No. 2. u. y. survey No. u
thence, I'd course. north 200 feet to tue ess'
boundary OF said survey No 80, Junction ioue,
whence post No. 4 Of said Junction survey oeAis
MN deg. W. IS feet. 400 feet TO posi- ms,s.a
No ., q. 8. Survey No. IL; thence, "a eourAe,
east 7s5 feet, TO post marked No. 4, U :: survey
No. Al aud thence. Ath course. south ieV iee,,
to post No. l. the place OF beginning 90 mnc
OF U. y. survey NO. W, Juheuoh ioue.
ficts with this survey IL hereby ese,uss"'
Said conflict IL described as follows. peeiu.
ming At post No. q OF this survey, No; ~, anu
running thence. LIST course, north zos re-
thence. I'D course. SIN deg. l, 2Vl l.iV i"a
and thence. I'd course. west ~ 5-io ieet " ~
place Of beginning; which tract being excuses
from thia survey, leaves remaining zst Nv
acres. This claim IL bounded on ms wes.
the Junction and Premium, and on 'hs eassvy
the Cortez Giant, or Cunmtns lode: Inc iya'
ton Of this mine 10 duly recorded IN the y,
corder's once Of Cortez Mining Distris', a.
page 100, In Book b, OF the records OF saiu ~,
trict. Any aud all persons claiming advsrssr
suy portion OF said Nevada Giant. or fi'zeel'
aid mine, or said mining ground as hereihos'
fore described, arc required to ME the,a s% 4
verse claim with the Register Of the uniees
States Land once, at Eureka, In the o,a.o =.
Nevada, during the sixty days PeIlou ~ VI
ucstion hereof or they will be barred py VII
tue Of the provisions Of the %statnte. ..,...p
oc23-60d JAMES McMARTlS, Hesis'cr,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05
DELINQUENT TAXES.

County AUDITOR AND REoonpER's OTFIeE.(
Eureka. New, November 20, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Delinquent Tax List. for the fiscal year Of
1879, has been deposited with the Di. trict At
tornoy Of Eureka county. Nevada, and that un-
LEES the d+liquent taxes therein specihed are
paid to the County Tr.snrer. as ex ofieio Tax
Receiver. within TWENTY (20l DAYS F. ON
rHE DATE HEREOF. action will be com.
by the said District Attorney for the
Of said taxes and costa.
BENZ. @ LEVY,
County Auditor Of Eureka County, Nsvada.
nsvat-2oA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05
DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

NHARTER TUNNEL AND MINING CON-
~ pany.-Location Of principal place OF bust
ness. EUREKA, Nevada; location of works, Eu-
rska Mining District. Eureka county, State of
Nevads. Notice,-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. ON account OF
assessment mo. ~ levied on the goth day Of
November, 1879, and on the ed day Of Novem-
Der. 1879, made payable Immediately 20 the
Secretary, at the Office of the company. in the
SEMINAL Building, in Eureka. Nevada. the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders. as follows: