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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-26

varado County for the extraction II
scents, California being prolific in flow
ers above all other growths.
The recently arrived Sheffield OPP
eratives are making fine razors in the
Hotchkiss shop, at Bridgeport, Conn.
Razor making has never been successful
in this country before.
The production Of spirituous liquors
in this country, in the year ending last
June, was 1850, 62l gallons. Making
allowance for the expectation Of a.
S37 ,5Si gallons during the year, the to-
tai product affords over agallon year
10 every man, woman and child in this
country.
One firm at Pittsburg employs 700
men upon wrought iron wagon fittings.
They control nearly 100 patents, cover
ing devices used and processes for turn
ing out the different parts Of ma
chinery. The firm makes the nee
essary fittings for 10000 wagons every
year.
1t il stated that the celebrated
pomologist Of Europe. DIR. Van Mons.
has fruited over $4,000 varieties Of
pears, which is only small portion Of
the whole number produced by differ
ent individuals. This may seem in
credible to those who are not acquaint-
ed with the culture Of this fruit. and To
those familiar with the peculiarities and
capricious nature Of the pear, it be-
comes matter Of no little surprise.
The american Manufacturer gives
an account 81 gas-machine that is
destined 10 do more damage to the gas
companies than Edison's electric light,
provided il works well. The machine
is said to be very simple, and easily at
tached to any stove, and is designed To
produce nn abundance Of gas 10 IL
Illuminate the house during the night.
IL is said that this invention is in sue
cessfnl operation, and is doing all that
is claimed for it.
A continuance has been invented by
Messrs. Dulilhot & Duprat Of Bordeaux,
France, for regulating the speed Of ma
chinery. Ii consists Of a spindle to
which rotary motion j. impaired by the
machine 10 which it is attached on the
spindle is fitted a sliding cone, and un-
der the latter is cross-head, bearing
bent and counterpoised arms joinied
thereon. When the spindle is revolyed
by the machine, the arms are thrown
outwards at their lower cxtremites, but
upon the cone with their upper
extremities, and by means Of their vary
ing friction on the cone, which increases
with the velocity Of the motion Of the
spindle, the speed Of the latter is con-
trolled, and its means and that If the
with which il is connected
by gearing-wheels.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.


Miramu, the new prima donna, says
She never took lesson in acting. II Is
her belief that IL one has soul and feel
ing. the expression and the acting come
by intuition.
The prize Of $50 offered BY the New
York Metropolitan Museum Of Art, for
the best set Of twelve tiles. has been
awarded to Miss Mary King Longfellow
of Portland, Maine.
Herbert Spencer is wintcring in
Egypt for his health, which has been
seriously shattered by his recent close
application To study. Ills forthcoming
work will be entitled Ceremonial In
stituiions."
The late John Blackwood, one day
in conversation with Miss Annie Brew
ster, related how he and George Eliot
had corrcspondcd for some time before
he knew she was woman. - / called
her Dear George" he said merrily,
"and employed some easy expressions,
such As man uses only To man. At
ter knew her was little anxious to
remember all that might have said"
Some new light may be expected
TO be thrown upon contemporary his
tory by an important work on which
the ex-Dictator Of Hungary, Louis Kos
suth, has been for some time past en-
gagged. and which will appear simultane-
ously in five European languages. Kos
suth daily devotes 10 hours out Of every
"a TO the work Of composition, conipila-
ton, and arrangement, and he book he
is about TO give to the world will consist
not only ~ his personal memoirs, but
Of his political writings and speeches.
The first volume i announced for pub
LEGATION before the end of the present
year.
Mr.. Arthur Sullivan, who is Just
now receiving much social honor, and
gathering seqnins from his music, is Of
Irish parent;lgc on one side. and Of Ital-
ian descent on the other, and, as Ed
mund Yates says, is endowed with that
gift. rarest in England-thc gift Of vi
vacity. A boy he had learned to
sang in the Chapel Royal After IL
months instruction he wrote an anthem,
and sir George Smart decreed that the
work Of his protege should be sung in
the Chapel Royal Mr.. Sullivan's eyes
twinkle rs he tells how the Bishop Of
London, on being told the name Of the
author, sent for him, pattcd his black
curly head. and presented him then and
there with 10 shillings. This encour-
aged him 70 compete for the Mendels-
sohn scholarship at the Royal Academy
of Music, for which he was only Just Of
sufficient age-l4 years-and he won
the prize, worth 800 year. for which
England has Jenny Lind to thank. BY
Sulliyan's exertions this prize has been
increased 70 $3.50 year. Mr.. sullivan
is a great personal favorite with the
members Of the royal family. as he is
with persons everywhere who have roy
atty Of intellect.
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The -. 100000 dowry Of the Arch
duchess Maria Christina Of Austria has
been put into the National Bank of vi
emma.
Lord Derby is one Of the wealthiest
men in England, and as his income
steadily increases it is reckoned that his
annual income will soon be 50, $50, 600.
The Sultan has instituted 4 new or
der, 10 be known as the Order Of Dis
tinction, and bestowed upon civil or
military officials who shall have been
distinguished by the possession Of NJ
least three Of the four qualities
ism, zeal. valor, fidelity. The order is
open 70 foreigners.
Sir Henry Havelock has been left a
large fortune, but there i an awkward
condition attached to it. lie is ID take
the name Of Allan in future in return for
the sudden wealth thrust upon him.
Tennyson declined some thousands 4
year recently, which he was offered on
change " =. name, aud il is hard on a
man with such an honored name rs
Hayelock 10 be obliged to part with Ii.
Pick, the celebrated Berlin de-
tective, who performed wondrous feats
IN the way Of ferreting out ingenious
criminals, has just died. lie commenced
his public career as burgomastar Of Fed
dichow, small town on the Oder.
which Office he exchanged for commits
sary Of criminal police, some six and
twenty years ago. Ii was he who broke
up the band Of malefactors who were
the terror Of Pomcrania in 1850. He
joined the band himself, aided them in
committing several over, acts Of treason,
and enabled himself 70 identify them
when they We're nettcd BY force of
gendarmcrie.
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Moody and Sankey propose 10 fight
il out in st. Louis il il takes all winter.
-Bu6alo Express.
Twas the night before Christmas
when All through the house
The young folks were stirring
And Young lady. weighing one hundred
and sixty pounds. who Went a. The closet
10 get goblet. wn- scared almost 10
death" By a dear little mouse.
-Norvisfo,rs Herald
--" Clarissa," who is getting up lit
Gle Christmas party for her Sunday
school class, wants 10 know show "a
make good lcmonadc?- Well, we can't
give the recipe exactly. only you put in
plenty Of water, and then sweeten II
with any thing but sugar, and make il
tart with any thing except lemons
Hawkcye.
.Just now. in at Smith's,- said
Jones. his face flushed with the proud
consciousness Of good deed done, ~ nv
honesty had severe strain. A fellow
went out Just after I came in, and no.
ticcd he left half dollar OF his change
on the counter. Ny first thought was
% pocket It. Sorry to say Il. boys; but
Il i fact. / didn't, though, thank
heaven No; just put my fingers near
IL when Smith handed me my cigars.
and BY curious coincidence Il was Just
the right change. Seemed sort 81
pr0yidcntial. didn't Il? ies,- he con-
tinucd. .thcrc's no doubt about III:
honesty Is the best policy. - Boston
Transcript.
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The number Of pupils in the South
Carolina public schools during the last
year was 122, 4C3, Of whom 6i,095 were
colored.
Thirty-scvcn students are now in
attendance az the London School Of
Medicine for Women and at the ROYAL
Free Hospital. Since the foundation II
the school 20 have entered, many Of
whom have taken diplomas, and are
now in practice.
In Georgia there i minister Of the
primitive Baptist denomination who has
five churches under his care, making ii
necessary for him 10 preach All day long
on sundays. During six days Of the
week he goes into the forest and chops
wood 70 earn living. And he is II
Years Of age at that.
Rev. Moses How. a Methodist Epis-
coral clergyman Of Portsmouth, n. H.,
y said to be the oldest preacher Of any
denomination in New England. He Il
~ years old, and began 10 preach 65
years ago. He Is hearty and well. and
preached extemporaneously at Ports
mouth the other Sunday, speaking with
asirong, smooth and pleasant voice.
Senator Bailey Of Tennessee has in
trodnced q bill appropriating the sum
Of $4,000 that has recently been COW
cred back into the United States Treas
ury from appropriations for the pay
and bounties Of colored soldiers, which
remained unclaimed after seven years,
owing u the impossibility Of discovering
me claimants, for the aid II colored cd
ucanonal institutions, the money 20 be
invested IA per cent. bonds and the in
icrcst divided annually.
Archbishop Williams's programme,
= a'lthoriiativcly laid down in the Bos-
,on iaot, that Catholic children should
pe sent y Catholic schools. whenever
practicable, and such schools should be
cssansisned in every parish and made
eqHa, Y The public schools, as far as
pos~iuie In case Catholic schools can
70. ~ provided or are not suitable, par
en,s saonld send their children 10 the
pu'he schools, rather than allow them
= tsrpM up iIlteraie, taking care III the
sAhle nme Y have the children diligcnt-
schoo. hours. ~'''e IN n
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Robert Burdette i tired Of lecturing
and travel and fame, and writes: ~
wish l was just seven years old, aad
Christmas lasted three months, and !
had stocking As long As q telegraph
pole"
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INDIANA STATE NEWS.

DrmSG q storm on the morning Of the 9th,
William Deal. aged twenty five years, was
struck by lightning aud instantly killed. while
engaged telling . tree five miles east Of
Indianapolis on the National Road. The tree
was shiyercd, Deals fathers leg broker By .
falling limb. and laborer prostrated by the
shock.
on the evening Of the 9th d. " Bentley, pro-
prietor Of 4 saw-mill IN Carthage, six miles
south Of Knightstosn. narrowly escaped
death He was caught In the shaft, and be
fore aid arrived both legs and arms we're
broken.
The State Superintendent Of Public In
struction decides that when . school has
been established for colored children none
such can be required 70 attend Il unless they
reside within convenient distance, and that,
in every case, the same rule Is 10 be applied
IN deciding this matter as would be used In
the case Of white children.
THEE children OF Robert Craig, at Union
City. have been poisoned BY eating cabbage
over which PARIS green had been sprinkled
while growing.
1T Is contemplated 70 have the cornerstone
Of the new State-House At indianapolis laid
next summer with imposing Masonic cereno-
nies.
Mrs. KLEIcKSER, patient 1t the Hospital
for the Insane. at indianapolis. made . rope
by caring her night-dress into shreds and
hung herself In her room, on the morning OF
the 10th.
}. II. SMART. State Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction, has received reports Of the
County superintendent Of az the counties
10 the state, and has compiled the following
report for the year ending September l.:
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oon n.a s.''nlsiician computes that 2,500,-
osr mn.fhes and 100000 clocks are
NJ wn,Ia 'u'ned out in different parts d
.,,raa % n n farming i about 10 bc intro
7" SANTA Barbara and also in al
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Moody and Sankey propose 70 fight
i out in st. Louis If il takes all winter.
-Bufdlo Express.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
SnERlff'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
i First Judicial District OF the State OF Ne
vadA In and for the County OF Storey.-vlrRi.
mia savings Bank. plaintiff. W. Aimed Doten
and MARI 3. Dot-n. d, fendants. Under and By
virtue Of an order OF sale and decree fvfclos.
inafer descI. bed. Issued out Of the District
Court Of the FIRST Judicial District, In and for
storey County, state VI Nevada. on the 22d day
OF April, A. ID. 1879, In the above entitled &C.
tion, wherein the Virginia Savings Bank, the
above named PLAINTIFF obtained q judgmtn and
decree sgainst ,aid Alfred Doten and Mays
Dotsn. d-fendants. for the sum OF f3,252 .OO In
gold coin. with interest ct the rate OF three per
cent. per month from february -. is1y. and
costs " suit taxed al fT2 rs and t20 90 counsel
Zee. with interest thereon from this date 81 the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum. and 80 10
clerks accrulng costs and costs and expenses
OF sale, which sald decree hiss been recorded BY
the Clark Of said Court In Judgment Book y.
81 page s.: and.as BY said order and decree ! am
commanded TO cell all that certain city or own
lot situated In the town Of Gold Hill. County
Of storey and state OF Nevada, bounded and
described as follows. viz; Lot eight 49,; Block
designated upon the ofieial map Of said town,
belns the same property acquired BY Alfred Do
ten. one OF tie def nd ants herein. nom Matilda
Lynch, By deed dated March 9. lSi2. and duly ~.
corded In records OF said Storey county |; their.
fore pablo notice 10 hereby given that on FIJI
dAy. the sixteenth day Of Mar. A. ID. 1879. be-
tween the hours OF . O'Clock a. n. and . O'Clock
r. r.. viz. at u o'clock. noon. OF that day. In
front Of the Court House doors In said city OF
virginia. County OF Storey. I will. In obedience
TO said order Of sals and decree OF foreclosure.
sell tbs above described property. 90 20 much
thereof a II Necessary to satisfy plaintiff . ssid
judgment and the interest thereon spd costs
and ~accruing costs OF sale 70 the Highest and
beet bidder. for cash In gold coin OF the United
States. q. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff OF Storey county, Nevada.
by u. j. MccrTcuAs, Deputy sheriff.
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ShERlfE,S SALE.

DIT VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issued out Of the District couit Of the
firt Judicial District In and for the County
OF Storey. state Of Nevada. on the 2lst day Of
hsrh, A. ID. 1918, and TO ms directed and
d'liverrd on . judgment aud decree rendered
In said Oourt ON the 18th day o. March, A. d.
and against PHILIP SMITH and CARO-
LINE SMITH. defeudants, In which decree
there 10 found 10 be due the plaintiff from said
defendants, Philip Smith and Caroline smith.
the sum Of $50 70 and costs Of suit. taxed at
ga IS, and fl00 counsel fee and intere't on
sou nom March ID. A. ID. 1879. at 2 per
cent. PER month TIL paid. and lnt'rest on the
balance frum the 18Th day OF March, 1879, I'LL
paid. % the rate OF . per cent. Per month, and
70 " CLERKS accruing costs. and costs and ex.
penses OF sale. ] am Commanded TO sell the fol.
loving described real sstste or 81 much hereof
a. may be Necessary. 10 wit: That parcel Of
land situate and being In the Town Of uold Hll.
County OF stor~y, and more particularly de
scrfbed ~ follows; situate on the north side
OF Grown Point street, aud beginning 81 . stake
on the southwest corner II said lot on the lise
Of said street, and rum ing thence IN an tast.
erly direction along the line Of said street
sixty-two feet. thence In q northerly al.
rcction from raid aforementioned line one
hundred and two feet eight inches, thence In q
westerly direction sixty.iwo feet. thence In =
southerly direction one hutdred and two icet
and eight inches TO the place Of beginning.
bsing designated upon the ofhclal may OF the
Town Of Gold Hin ~ Lot numbered ihirty.tvo
(s2) In Block numbered one III. Range q.
Noti,e 10 hereby given that on FRIDAY.
the 9th day Of Nay. A. ID. 1879, between the
hours VI . O'clock A. \ and 8 O'Clock p. NJ, yiri
Of u o'clock. noon. | will sell ell the right, title.
claim and interest of the said defendants. Philip
Smith and Caroline 6mith. Of. In and 10 the
sbove-describsd property. or 90 much thereof ~
may be suficient. In front Of the Ocurt Hou'e
doois. In the City Of Virginia. In said Ccubty Of
STOREY and State of Nevada. at public auction.
for cash In hand. 10 the highest and best bidder,
TO Iatisiy SAID Judgment o deere. and Ill
costs. In United stalsr gvld coin.
virginia, March 22nd. 1873.
q. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff OF Storey County, Nevada.
By n. j. McCurcHAN. Deputy sheriff. 2atd
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IsCELLlSEoU
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 500.


n. 4. suvvey Ne. I11-Towuship ~ n.
u---.a. n No., nl.hl. a....-I
-.-
.., o,,,,, ,.y.ov
TIxIrKD YATES LAND FaIck, oAhsoN
" C1ty. NsveaAs MAfch ", s.-no 70
hereby given that AArou Hooper OF Virginia
City, Nevada, oy ue'. w. oarside, his aatnor.
tsed agent, whose postomee aidf>ss u ~ sir-
ginia CITY, storey county. State OF NEVADA, mas
thls day made and Med In this once his duly
verified application for patent nom The United
States for six hundred and s~ixty.six l6cel linear
feet Of the kAsr kOP lode or vein. bear.
Ing gold and silver. WITH surface grvund vafying
from three hundred and my uoolt1 nve nun.
dred and siaty !eoV re, n wan. Enosn 20 toe
last Europa mine, ano being omcihiy suiveyso,
plated and designated - q. y. Survey No. ia,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
%sToCKHoIDERs' MEETING.

nPPIcE OF THE wooDvlLIE cossoI-
~ iDArRD SILVER M1NIAa O MPAEY.
ean Francisco. April i6, 1879 The regular An
pual Meeting Of the stockholders OF the Wood
vile Consolidated Silver Mining Company, for
the election OF Trustees TO serve the Company
for the o. suing year. and for such other bust.
nees q may properly come before the meeting,
will be held Il the ofncs Of the Company, Rooms
1, . AID 8 Hayward's Building. tie California
street, San Francisco, California. on MONDAY.
the sth day Of May. 1919. tnryt Monday IN Maya
d s O'Clock ?. \ and remain closed until AFTER
the meeting Of Nay 5. ls7g.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28

And In accordance with isw. and On order Of
the Board OF Directors, made 90 The nh day Of
March. 1872. 20 many shares Of sssh parcel
q such stock - may DO nsccsssfy viii b
Chttenden. Room IS Msfchants' Exchange
Building. San Francisco, CAL, on "WEDNESDAY,
the 3oth day Of April. 1873. 81 the hou Of I
O'Clock p. y. Of aid day. TO pay said delipquent
ASSESSMENT thereon, together with costa Of "a.
vsrtislns and expenses Of the sals.
J. W. FEW. Secretary.
-omee-Room 10, No. $40 Pine strsst, Nan
Francisco. California. i7td
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Bids EoR lNsuRINa

TyHR STATE LIBRARY AND CAPITOL
BUILDING -sesl.d proposals. will b
received BY he Board Of State capitol Commits
sioner until MAT SECOND, 1879. nom insur-
ance companies authorized By Law n transsct
business IN this State, Tor insuring the state
Library ard Capitol Building for three yesrs.
By the psymsut Of two years premium. upon .
valuation Of ti0oy0oo. By order OF the Board
OF State Capitol Commissioners.
Csrson. Nevada, April II, 1878. ap2tid
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
PEAKS MINING COMPANY

LOCATION o. pnncipa plece o. businets,
San Hrancisco. California. a
Location Of worm. God Hill, storey county.
Nevada.
Notes 10 hereby given. that st Q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the 18th day OF
April, 1879. an assessment No. ~ OF Fifteen
Cents per shsro vas levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately,
In United states gold coin. 70 the Secrstary, q
the once Of the Company, No. ala California
street, san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assortment shall
remain unpaid on the sixt-enth day Of
Nay. 1878, viii DO ~delinquent. and advertised
Tor sale at public auction. and unless payment
10 made before. win be told on THURSDAY.
the nfth day OF June, 1879, 70 pay the delin-
Quent ASSESSMENT, together with costs Of i'd
vertising and sxpsnsos Of sale.
BY order Of the Board ofiDtrcctors.
T. W. C0LbURN, SECRETARY.
.omce-No. ts California strest. San ran
cisco. California. ittd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28

sohn Wilmshur-t. Trustee .lyf. 5000. 1000 :.
And In sccordancs with Law and an order o.
the Board OF Directors, made on the Tenth
day OF March. isD, 20 many shares OF sach
be sold at public auction. al the ofncs OF the
Company, koom Z, second door, 800 California
street, san Francisco. California. on wkDhES-
DAY, the sJth day OF April, ls1s. Of the hour OF
. O'CLOCK ?. y. OF said Gay. 10 pay ssld dsin-
Of Advertising and expenses at the sale.
]. NJ. BUfFINGTON, Secretary.
Ofnee-fo. DO California street, Room 4
(second noor). san Francisco. California.
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,;And In accordance with Law. ana an order
Of the Board Of Dirsctors. made on the 9Th
day OF March. lss. 20 many shares OF each
parcel oi such stock - may be necessary
will be sold q public auction. a the once
Of Maurice Dors Z % NO. 40 Pine str.st,
SECOND day Of NAY. ISIS. ct the hour OF .
o'clock ?. r.. Of aid day. 10 pay said delinquent
aseessment thereon, toRsthsr with costs OF I'd.
yertisinR and expenses Of the sale.
y. Z. LUTY, Secretary.
ofaee-So. % Pine street. Room 0, Ban
Francisco. California. 1854
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE..

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United stsies for the District Of Nevada
In the matter Of the eetats OF uEOhoE III.
MORRISON, Bankrupt. In B%,nkruptcy.-
Notice L. hereby given that George II. Morri,o on
Of Gold Hin, IN the county Of Storey. h.retofore
adjudged bankrupt according 10 law. has nled
In this Court Q petition traying for q ti'chargs
from oil his debit and other claims pr,vablc
under the Revised statutes Of the United States.
d 10 O'Clock A. H., aud the courtroom OF said
Court. In Osrson City. have been appointed ~
the time and place for hearing the same. when
and where any person interested nay APPEAR
and show cause Why the prayer OF sad petition
shoulk not be granted.
Carson City, April To- ISIS. iDioi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
IMPLICATED EUROPA MININo

CE0REGATED EUROPA INNING
y ooupsny.-Location OF principal place OF
business. Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works. storey county, STATE OF
Nevsda.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the 9Th day Of
April, 1878, an assessment mo. ~ OF Twenty.
Ave osuts per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin. 70 the Secretary, q
the once OF the Company. Room Is. No. sto
Montgomery street. bsn krancisco. California
Any stock upou which this assessment snail
remain unpaid on the sth day OF Nay.
1878, will. DO delinquent. and Advertised for
sale a. public auction. and unless pay ment 10
made before will be cold ON TULbDAY. the
2lth day Of Nay, 1879. TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
RICHARD ID. NOYES, Secretary.
Onos-Room 10. No 80 Montgomery street,
San francisco. California. 9td