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The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13


 Spring has come at last and with it a splendid assortment of Spring Goods at Sanford < Hawley's, which will be sold' at lowest prices Another lot of those cent calicoes; the largest and prettiest line ofprints ever shown in town, printed aprons, fancy hosiery, buttons Shetland shawls, lace ties, kid and Lisle lace top gloves, calico shirts 25 cents, shelf paper, white and buff Holland figured and plain opaque curtains, the adjustable shade fixture, best and cheapest; white and check mattings hemp and ingrain ear pets, mems and boys clothing, pants 50 cents a pair and up. The best and cheapest line of shoes i'll town paints and oils, at lowest cash prices; dog muzzles :; odd lot of mems and boys hats at half price choice patent flour, $8 per barrel. Don't fail to call at the corner store and bring your sisters and your cousins and your auntS.
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PUSHING AHEAD.

The long list of improvements already made and in course of completion ill Hattertown would seem to indicate revival of business around that section. Houses, barns, fences and other additions have been and are being made ill no less than ten or twelve cases. Messrs H. Barlow, George Benedict, G. R. Parmaiee' J. B, Parmnlee, D. Summers. J. Stillson and Mrs. $. Northrop are each making marked Improvements about their prem iSeS.
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PENJIA NSHIP AND ORA WING.

Prof. J. NJ. Lee, the popular New Haven peninan and teacher. has engaged about 40 pupils in this town, which he will divide In two classes-the first to commence next Wednesday evening in the Newtown Academy. at 7.3O; the next in the Sandy Hook Public School build ing, on Thursday evening, at the same hour. Mir. Lee includes in his classes nearly aH the teachers in the town. All the friends of education arc invited to attend
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
sAEpAUC RAILROAD.
AUTUMN

AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS,
 Commencing on October 28th, l8IA:
 Connecting trains leaves Newtown at lo.f' u. III. Connect at Hawleyville at l0.l0 6. m Arrive at Lilchfield at 215 p. m. .-., ;. q, Saturdays an additional connection IS made "lth train passing Newtown at 7Zo D. lh.' "l'A 'i"Aii' arriving at Iitchield ut $50 r. ln , Leave Litchheld at 3Uo F. m.' arriving III I na" "a W. leyville at $40 p. Connect for Ne"'o"n a' ''o' D. m. -.,-,a,5 o4 , on T, m, Sunday milk tLan leaves Ltchheld at 4.oo P. m :, arrives at Hawleyville at T.15 P. m, connecting ~ c. H. PLATT.
 Superin ten lent
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LIFE OF CHRIST.

The agent for Farrnrs Life of Christ, published by Cassell, Petter X Galpin, or London (Eug.) and New York, is in town and will call on the inhabitants with a specimen of the work for the purpose of receiving subscriptions, It is in every respect work worthy of their consider ation and we cheerfully endorse 1t.
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NEW YORK # NEW ENGLAND RR.

Two of the managing directors of the New York and New England Railroad, accompanied by the Secretary, were here last week for the purpose of settling all nnadjusted claims for right of way. They state that the contract for complet- ing the line from Waterbury to Brewster will soon be awapded and the work will be commenced in the course of four to six weeks,
 Col. l.. J, Wright. in charge of a corps of engineers, commenced Monday re- locating the line and stalking it out for construction betweon Housatonic River and Brewster,
 Our readers, and especially those inter- ested In this railroad, need have no fears as to the final completion of the N. Y. < N. E. K. k. Many silly rumors are ahoat to which no one nesd pay any attention.
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The Old Path Guide ASK FOR THE OLD PATHS. AND WALK
 THEREIN" A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
 DEVOTED TO THE Restoration and Defense of Primitive
 Christianity.

This Magazine win contain not less than forty pages of solid reading matter
 FREE FROM ADVERTISEMENTS It will make an earnest. uncompromising plea for a return to the "Oid Paths" of New Testament Christianity in Letter and in Spirit in Theory and in Practice
 It will watch closely the Denominational world. and note their movements and teachings as they stand related to Plea for the Restoration of the Church as i. was in the Apostolic Age and the Un- ion of all Gods people on this Divine Foundation It will endeavor to distinguish between the Es- sentials and the Incidentals of the "Old Paths in which the Apostles and first Christians walked with God.
 It proposes to enter largely into the work of re handling the Fundamental Principles that underlie our Existence and Work Religious People. Several pages will be devoted to
 HOME CULTURE These will be filled with the most select matter for the cultivation of those graces that adorn the Christian Family. The whole magazine will aim at the development of the Christian Life in Harmony with the Principles of Primitive Christianity. Subscription price, sl LOO year. in advance. Sin gle copies ten cents.
 FRANK c F ALLEN, Editor and Proprietor.
 No I62 West Main Street. Louisville. Ky In sending this magazine please state that you this ad. in the BEE.
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WHAT NEXT?

Sporting men In Connecticut arc alarmed at the discovery that there is upon the statute books provision that every horse itseVi in races on which any wager Is to bo laid or any purse or stake offered shall be forfeited to the State.
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THE BEE.
NawTowN. TUESDAY, MAY l3.
liARRLED.

Our young townsman, Mr Herman II. Psck. took unto himself u wife, Miss French. of Tashua, last week. The bride and groom have the best wishes of a host of friends for long and prosperous jour aoy through life.
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To the Public.

IwouId respectfully inform the citizens of New town and vicinity that have purchased of my father, Bennett Blackmsn. the Meat Market. siiua- ted on West street. in of Sanford Hawley's Store, and shall keep constantly on hand full st ,ck If MEATS I shall devote my whole attention to the market and solicit the patronage of the public.
 JOHN H. BLAcKMAN. Newtown. Conn.,, April l4th. '7s.
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ISTRICT of Newtown, ss. Probate Court, April D l9th. 1879.
 Estate of John Smith, late of Newtown, in said District deceased.
 L z~ = - 4 + - hath limited and allowed six months from thedate hereof for the creditors of said estate represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto : and has appointo Eli J Morris and Oliver J. Vol colt. Esqrs of said Newtow', Commissioners to receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by MONROE HUDSON. Judge. Tho subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late residence of said deceased in said New town the 3lst day of May and sn the 18th day of October next, at l o'clock in the afternoon, on each Of said days for the purpose of attending the business of said appointment.
 ELI J. MORRIS l c.. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 PERRY SMITH Administrator.
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HUMMINGS ABOUT WN.

Chew Jacksons best Sweet Navy To- bacco.
 Bishop Williams will be present at Trin- ity CLurct yext sunday
 Mir. F. s. Bartram, of New York, was in town last week and returned Saturday.
 Mr. Harvey Briscoe has charge of S. A. 1l.ekman X Co.'s hat factory. Hawleyvilie.
 4ho road leading over Mount Pleasant iu fn a bsd condition and nsezis att. ndins to.
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LEAVES SOUTH NORwALK FO

LEAVES SOUTH NORwALK FOR nANEUEY. 93O a h.. 430 6:24 ?. Freight l1O m
 Sunday Milk Train with Passenger car attached leaves Danbury at 730 p m. arriving in South Nor walk at 9:lO D. m Returning, leave South Norwalk at lOA0 D. m arriving in Danbury at l2:05 a. III.
 The 1:O0 p. m and 4:50 D. m. trains connect at Bethel for Iitchtield.
 7.35 D. m. Freight 1:40 q. m. Leave Bethel for South Norwalk.at GAO and 1000 a. m 03 4.57 and 6:4o r. m. Sunday milk ';42 I cave Bethel for Danbury at l033 a. m., 6:4O. 6;45 72S D. m Freight, 1:20 a. m. Sunday Accom- modation T;45 D. In. Sunday Mil, 11:51 P m.
 Leave Danbury for Bethel -at 6:35 and 9:5O q. m., :OO 4:5o and 6:1O p. m. Sunday Milk. 7:30 p. m.
 Leave Bethel for Hawleyville at 1895 a. m and 5:42 D. m l.. W. SANDlfoh1h SUIT
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Kitchen :, FURNISHED AS FOLLOWS: e '
 FOR S43.3O

One Stove with all the new Improvements of ex- ten, ion hearth, shelves anti-clinker grates, MICA fronts. nickle Tpimmings1
 Stove furniture, consisting of Wash Boiler, Tea Kettle Iron Pot and Kettle, Dpper, Gridiron, Spl- Joint of Pipe and Zinc. One Kitchen Table, Four Chairs. one Rocker, two Wash Tubs, two Wood Pails two Brooms, Rolling Pin Choppfng Tray, Scrub Brush, Wash Board, Soap Dish. one Flour Sieve one Set Xxi chen Knives and Forks, two Iron spoons one Wash Basin, one Bread Board Cofiee Pot Tea Pot, Dish Pan, one Dust Pan, two Milk Pans, two Tin Pais. two Sad lrons Cake Bowls Plates, Pie Platters, Pudding Dishes, Pepper and Drcdge Boxes, Graters, etc. etc.
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rche garden fence of MT. z. s. Peck is getting a new coat of paint c. 5. Peck is doing the work.
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Danbury < N orwalk R. R.
COMMENCING OCTOBER 7TH, 1878.

Leave Danbury for South Norwalk. 6:3o A. M' connecting with trains for New York t:S0 4:G0 P. F. M New Haven and Bridgeport 8;lO r. M-Freight and Passenger Accommodation,
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

Miss Annie c. Wright, a young lady of very promising ability, is assistant teacher in the Academy.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

Last Sunday. Rev. Father McCartan, in few appropriate terms. referred to the prevalence of blasphemy among the rising generation who frequent our streets after nishtfsl and asked his congregation to unite in its suppression. He also recommended the writing class which will be held in the Academy on Wednesday evening.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

Andrew McNurney is doing the mason work on the addition to MT. Eli C. Beers house in Palestine.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

Taylor X Hubbell have an advertise ment in this week which will interest all farmers.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

MT. A. W. Peck sent us a sample of butter made from the milk of his thoroughbred Jersey heifer for which we tender many thanks. It was excellent. of rich color and fine flavor. Mir. Peck has also thorough h-bred Jersey bull.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

Messrs. George NJ. Cole, D. T. Hubbell, Eljah Pillow and George A. Shepard, of Bethel. in town Saturday to look little after railroad affairs Of which. ut some future day. will speak more fully.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

Mir. Charles B. Luf, of South Britain, agent for Schuyler, Parsons. Iandon Co.,. manu- lecturers of white bronze monuments. will be in town on Thursday. when those desiring to see his beautiful designs do so. See advertisement in this issue
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

nIED-At Hattertown, on May 8, after an illness of two year., Mrs. Ralph Benedict.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

Decoration Day is fast approaching and we are gratifed to know that Custer Post is making active preparations for its due observance. We trust that all citizens will take interest in the celebration and aid the Grand Army Post making it a day long to be remembered.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

The house of Mir. Josiah Booth was entered on Sunday. May A. while Mir. and Mrs. Booth were at church. and s5 taken from pocket book belonging to Mrs. Booth. A small sum of money was also extracted from pants pocket of MT. B. His thiefship, not satisfied with the fnan- cal standing of the promises repaired to the pantry and by the aid of pies and several other good things recuperatsd the inner man; and then filed out. He is still at large.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

The work of raising and improving the building owned by Mr. smith Glover has com menced Mir. E. W. Wilson is doing the job and pushing forward rapidly as possible,
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

The bed-quilt pieced by Mrs. Laura sherman drawn by Mrs. E. A. Bennett. There were l30 tickets sold.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

" NAMELESs We are very sorry in deed for such bunglng Thanks for your flat tering opinion of ourselves. Under the circum stances you mention, together with several others of similar character. we could not possibly deal as leniently with the guilty uns IS you sug- gested. There times, you know, when {. patience ceases" etc.; compelled (half willingly though) to elevate the window and let the senior [" imps " slide. Mark the change. But-no vain promises.
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Boots g Shoes.
Hardware.

Locks. Knobs, Butts, Hinges, Screws, Nails. car riage and Tire Bolts, Hand Saws, Framing and Firmer's Socket Chiseis Bitts, Braces Braces, Augurs. Iron and Steel Squares, Levels Hammers, Hatchets, Axes,
 Chains Crowbars, Picks, ,Shoyels
 Hoes. Manure Forks Spad-
 ing Forks, Garden Rakes
 Wakelee's Flows, Extra Poins, Top and Bottoms, Land s1ces ana Mole Boards, Clevise, Beams, Handles, etc.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

MT. Frank T. Haldin, of Danbury, has been quite feeble and unable to attend to busi ness for many months past. On Sunday afternoon he went to see Mrs. Mix. of whom we have pre- viously made mention, at the residence of William Fairchild. Esq. Mir. Haldin had to be lifted rom the carriage. but before he left Mir. Fairchild's house. after receiving treatment from Mrs. Mix. he able to walk without assistance. Mrs. Mix lectured Sunday evening in the Congregational Church to large audience.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

J. Botsford Fairchild, of Taunton, was bitten by black snake last Saturday. quid of tobacco '' Mixed 1t.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

Miss M. A. Houlihan is doing a good business in her apartments over Sanford Hawey's She is meeting with the success com
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13
CrockepY

At reduced prices. All kinds of Stone China, C.. c. Yellow and Rockingham
 ware. Elegant Stone Porcelain Tea Sets for s475
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

Mir. F. c. Sanford has commenced the building of d barn for Mr. Michael Kelly. of Lake George He will also build ono for MT James Tur ner, Of the same district.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

Permanent Relief is a great boon to any one who has been afflicted with hacking cough. You can get it by using Dr. A. J. Flaggs Cough and Lung Syrup.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

MT. Browne. proprietor of the Grand Central Hotel, has made some very important i'm provements in the hotel, which his summer guests will highly appreciate One of the most convenient to families is the placing of doors between the rooms; and also the adding of closets. The hotel has been cleaned from cellar to attic, each room painted and kalsomined and the halls and stairs newly carpeted and padded, so that there is not the least particle of noise. The only thing now remaining to be put into order is the office and that will be done in a few days. MT. Browne expects a good season.
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MT. George B. Fairchild will thank any one who returns his oyercoat, which he left on his lot i'll Taunton.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

The rooms in the Ne~town railroad station being thoroughly cleaned. painted and papercd. D. NJ. Reynolds is doing the work.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-28
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wirt ibtr San Antcnio mad Ct ecuis
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Sac. gmris Der To, WrsanBenen 8rabiabr
tinsn Sdau(ptsisr ermorOett, aufssrufsn.
Die 8tlaitanss.eusen. Wlib Gammins,
Barrymore unp 6aruep waren inosb trcB
allen Btmabunssn bes Staatsanralts MIDI
srl&isnen. Die Glase wures bsbtalb Bio
ndnfsn Gpril psrihobsn.
= Der Der. Staatsn WtarlbaQ Ncrtor
Ia naH Dallas snradsefsbrt. Die ptr
haftstea Baroer BON gDbeslsr Counts iol
aen ttm nab, tiniss uuf Der 2litnbatn
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til, allsa, bat besstts nisSsr fstns asas
nation einssrsi&t uns bic DtrsttOrsn lta'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-28

,1-- 9pestaloepsldeu aus Yaris melbsn,
bab bic Nepublitanfr in Gotee bss 0i-
cerrufs bfr @rnsnnuns BON @aus gum
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itunsen iaeen eea balpigsn s @turs = bes
Wtntf feriums sprber.--Wus paris tsls .
arapbirt mon, msbrers l3situnsen meloen,
2spere, ber Miniitsr pfs Snnern babs isi'
men @ntldlab su rsfisnirenig nseeeut,t,
neil bic grnennune bes 9errr @aub sum
@oussrnsur pun martinique ipiserrufen
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Banfstt tn Der gsnoee G. ansencmmene
Wortfe an ben Graieu BON Gbambpro
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-28

3u ben intereiiauten gerbadtun-
seu, lpelde oer idwebilde NpropOliabrar
geprocnsfj0lp wdbrenp ieiaer leetiabrisen
8clarfabrt iamnielte, sebSren bic, Welde
ct btniidtlid beS 9ecrolihtS niadte, jener
merfwarpisen Siumelserideinuns, fir
bic ielblt uniere auSse5eidnetlten Matur>
fcriher tisber feline auSreidenbe grflds
runs Seiunpen bateu. Bait iimmtli6e
Norbpclfabrer haben miteinanber sewetts
eiiert, bic llriade bes pri9tissn YbdnDs
mems 5u ersrinben, aaein biSber Sinb lie
iebr tpenis stadlib BARN seipeien. QBdb.
reub Der Sanjen lansen Na6t bes artti=
iden Winters beObadtete NorbenSfiSlo
icrsiam uae pabin sebSrenoeu Gri6eiz
nunssn limb wenn Der Simmet tlar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-28

mar, 10 JAP er ant nproSfliden Sorisunt
unb 5lpar inmer an berielben Stelle, Ell
nen idwad sldn5enben gcSen, oer 10
bepesunaslos AM 6imntel itano, oaB er
senteiien werben founte. slus bieier gecbz
aatuns Siebt grefeHor NorpensfiSlb
ben intere1anten SdluR, baB bas gorb:
llat bon elmer permanenten Nurep(e, bon
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no eS iein 9iAt alsoann in entsesenseietz
ten Hidtunsen ausltrablt. t,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-28

H. Der Deutfhs q. gilers. Der III Dir .
slnien nit sefalldten Bsdiela Iabad
.taufen 5unb osnlelbsn mad Deutlhlanb
ptrfhiTsn 3poQte ilassr iGrIansuus BON
Waaren un.er fall6M gorlpiesslunssn
lduloi8 befunoen peroen. a ,sa! ns1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-28

nga- 9err 8. Saul, bsr 8ebatttur Der
sSranffarter 3eituns," III 81 elmer 81,
fan8nib(trafe BON einem Monat serurtbeilt
worbsm, neil ler siaen bic. preubifHen
Riatsrt beleipissnbsa Mrtitel abeeerudt
tatts. la1 .tsas'n'as'.s8 = a6fii'le4 .f7Dn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
ANNUAL MEETING.

TH. REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
! the stosh holder- OF the Kentuek Nil Ing
Compan, will be held Il the once Of the COM
psny. Nom Is. No no Pm. stree,, San Fan
cipeo. Calf ruia. on WEDNESDAY tbs tven-
ty.sixih Q6ihl osy e November. 1917. &C The
hou' VI one O'Clock p. 4. Te-nsfsr books will
elo-e On ssssriay, the 18Th instant, Of II
s'e!oeis. Nv. PEW. ssSsssary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13

And In accordance with law. and an order. OF
toe Board Of Dirctors. made on the ooth day &
August, 1879. 90 many shsres Of each parce.
Il such ,tock O. may DO necessary will b,
old at public auction. 1t the ONCE OF Com
uauy, NJ. YI2 Montgomery street. hu0ms 8 ard
Q, san francisco, California, on MONDAY
the 81 day oi November. 1879. 1t the hour u .
o cioch r. u. Of said day. TO pay said dslibquent
ASSESSMENT thereon. together with costs Of ID
yvrtisinx and expenses Of he sale.
WIN. Il. WATSON, Secretary.
onlce-RoUns 8 and O.. NO 9ol Mon goner,
street, san / ranciico, California, l6td
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NOTICE.

TIME STATE AND COUNTY TAXES ARE
sRvssTEEETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, isip,
and the law 10 regard to the collection thsrsoi
will b strictly enforced
4. oARhIok. County Tr,ssurf.
County fssrrs'. siseA os'ssss's, isfs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
posrrosxnESr

Al Q meeting oil THE Board OF Director Of the
tbovs Company he'd IN The llth day OF jane.
1879, the date OF dssming stock dsllDqusnt Tor
i.sessmrnt No. I Vas further postponed 10
FRIDAY. Juns twenty. sev, Eth. is1v. and the
Jay Of sale TO No yuAy, July fourteenth, lS1p.
By order OF the B ard VI directors.
u RICnARp y. MOVES, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
DISAPPOINTMENT.

AZ . meeting Of The directors OF the above
COMPANY. held on the lwenty.iourth day Of
Nay, 1878. he date Of deemlus stock dshn-
joined 70 WkDStsDAi, June eleven b, iS7S,
aud the day Of rsle 70 SATURDAY., Jpns
twenty. eighth, 1873.
BY ordsr Of the Board Of Directors.
n RICHARD B MOVES, secrstary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13

BY order Of the Board Of Tfu,tees the above
SAL. Il. ! ostpontd u III. FRIDAY, November
II b, 1879. 1t ssme hour AID placs.
WA. II. WATSON, Secrs fary.
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ASSESSMENTS LIVED.
EUNOpA HMM,

- EG EGATED EUkOrA MlNlN0
y Company = Location Of principal plscs Of
business, San Frsncirco. California.
Location OF works, storey county, STATE OF
Sevsda.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 1t . meeting OF
The Board Of Directors. held on the 9Th day Of.
Aprl, 1879, an assessment mo. ~ Of Twenty
dive O<nts per share WIS levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable immediately.
IN United States gold coin. 70 the Secrstsry. a.
the ONCE Of the Company, ho0m 10. no. 2to
Montgomery stieet. s.n Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment sLa1
remain unpaid on the sth day Of NAY.
1878. will Do delinquent, and advertised for
sals ct public auction, aud unless pay ment 10
made before will be sold on TukbDAf. Tie
Hth day Of May, 1879. 70 pay tbs delinquent.
assessment, togsther with coss OF sdvsFtsng
and expenses OF sale.
~ rider VI the bard Of Directors.
RICHARD B. NOYk5, SECRETARY.
0mos-Room 10. No 40 Montgomery strest.
5an francisco, California. I'D
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RoCeM AND .s.S :. s.,, sISI INC.

III COMPAN IL Gallon OF ptlneipAi p.aee
or busine.s, san tranei-o CALIFORNIA;
Location Il works. Gold lin Mlnias District,
Storey county Nevada
Notice IL 'nereb, gwen. that 81 . meeting OF
the II ard OF Dir ctors. held on the Soth day
OF September. ioiS an a.ssesmen tho. ~ OF
AVE- ~ CENTS per share vss .evisd upou ths
apita stock OF the corporation. pay able
Immediately. In United Stsier gold coin. 10 the
SECRETARY. az the once Of the Company. koom
10. SO sarsome street. saa Francisco. UA'i-
FORMS.
An stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON MONDAY. the THIRD day Of
NOVEMBER. 1879. will be delinquent. and cd
vertised for sale ~ publii suetion. and unless
payment IL made befo.e will be cold On MUS-
bar. the szvEATEEsTH day Of NovsA'
Bek. 1879, 10 pa, TIE delinquent asses-uent
toge h,r With cbsts OF Advertising . d EXPENSES
OF sac. b. order o the Board VI Dtreetors-
G n bal ANU. seeretAry.
Oncs-Room IL. 3N sansons st.ss., Fan
Francisco. Cal iosnis.