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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22

A gtca. many cattle are dying through
out the parish Of liscasc known as the
"black - There seems To- Ice no cure
for the trouble. 1t is recommended that a
seton he put in the most ilc>hy part
Of the leg a. soon n lancnc~s j., discover
cd and active lamentations applied. Fo.
calves mild cathartics should he given
daily, say four ounces Of ei4.om salts, and
double the dose for full grown animals.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Under This head we publish snch articles
4. uuI patrons choose to write upon mat
ter, of public interest. 1t must be- under
stood that We are IN no way responsible Tor
the views, criticisms, plans. &c. which ap-
pear in this column.-Ep. GUARDr.N.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22

Last Sunday was the first Pheasant, sun
shiny sabbath for many weeks. Their"
was n full attendance az all the sabbath
schools, good congregations AT both
churches, and quite number of yonng
and old at the Young mems prayer meet
ing
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22

The sun shonc brightly "n Saturday
last and the appearance of I'll" Heavens
and state Of the temperature sine" that
time leads rs to believe that the end has
come to the wors, spell Of weather known
~ the oldest iuhahitant.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22

We have had the pleasure to meet "ur
esteemed friend, IN lltrkcr-ou, Nhn Is ont
in search of prre~ and material with
which To PRINT that new lnp'r"i m~. "lh"
Western Protcstaut" We predict for the
Doctor and his a-,nriitc, reputation and
success in their new hrld Of Labor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

A very general Misrepresentation e1-
lists as to the economy of working the
mine Of the Seattle Coal Company.
Within . week the writer has been as
sured that the cost Of getting out the
clean coal, ready for placing on the car,
has Lot lately exceeded thirty cents
ton. We have heard i. placed as low
a. twenty FIVE cents, and we have also
heard it stated repeatedly that the
whole cost to the Company, placed on
board ship, Was between seventy.fve
and ninety cents q ton. The men WHO
make these assertions claim to know
whereof they speak, and, often being
in the employ of the Company. their
assertions have hitherto obtained . Gre
dence they were not entitled TO- 1t is
always we'll to know the truth, and
with this view we have gone to head
quarters and investigated. The June
exhibit of expenses has been shown u,
by Superintendent Burns. From it We
learn that during the month 6S25 tons
of coarse coal and 1877 tons Of fine coal
have been received from the mine-a
total Of 10, 202 tons. For the transpor-
tation Of this coal to the ship the Com.
pany paid $561l56, and for its mining
$l3. 1873, or q total Of SlS,799.l9. In
addition to these items of main expense
there are several others, as The payment
of the employees in town, hauling, re-
pairs. the further opening of the mine.
and other expenses legitimstely belong
ing to the operation OF the mine. the
aggregate of which amounted to nearly
twenty five hundred dollars. In all.
the Company expended here and at the
mine. during June, which was . small
month, some sol .467.79, and they re-
ceived from the sales of coal and mer-
chandise, interest, &C., a profit Of 81
313 %. From these figures they calcu
late the cost on board ship, which they
find to be fl.S5 per ton for ell the coal.
or S247H per ton for the coarse coal
alone; the fine coal paying no profit
whatever. The Company's ships cost
them $2.75 and So ton, and the ex-
pense on arrival in San Francisco stands
it for coarse coal not less than 1926 Q
ton. Then there are the expenses at
the city, such as Office rent. vehicles,
payment of several salaries. insu rance.
detention. &c, sggregating very high.
The Diet. ntion alone is q consider |
able item: the Eldorado. Tam O'Sban-
ter and other vessels being detained
there four and five weeks waiting the
Of their cargoes. 1t is safe
to say that not single ton of good
Seattle coal is placed ON the San Fran
cisco market at u less expense than
$3.50. And this is exactly what
the Company sells 5000 tons aud up
wards monthly for to the Central Pacific |
Railroad Company. If any profit what !
ever is made, it has to be done on other |
sales, and in June they amounted to
very little. This is the pecuniary aspect
of the matter, IS viewed over the Com.
pany's ledgers, and is not such q one as
is gratifying to stockholders. The
Company is said to be discussing total
of operations, preferring this
and resumption at later and more
favorable period to tho continuance un-
der existing circumstances.
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Boscheess German Syrup

Can now be purchased right at home,
it is the most successful preparation
ever introduced to our people. 1t
works like q charm in all cases Of Con.
sumption. Pneumonia, Hemorrhages,
Asthma, severe Coughs. Group and all
other Throat and Lung Diseases. No
person has ever used this medicine with
out getting immediate relief. yet there
are q great many loor, suffering. skep.
teal persons going about our streets
with suspicious cough. and the voice
of consumption coming from their
lungs. that will no. try it. if you die,
it is your own fault, IS you can g to
your druggist and get sample bottle
for 10 cents and try it; three doses will
relieve any case. Regular size only IS
cents.
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Wednesday, July 20, 1879
NAVAL DEFENSE or CANADA.

r. Selby Smith, Lieutenant. General
commarding CanadA's militia, strongly
Yece mmt nds the Dominion to obtain
t~o OF Englsnd's old ironclad ships Of
war, 10 be stationed one Oh the Atlsntic
and one on the Pacific coast The use
for which he wants them is that of
school ships. for the education Of sea-
men. The theory OF navigation can
DO acquired on shore. but seamanship
can be mastered nowhere else than on
board ship. He estimates the sesfaring
men of the Dominion at 81. 600 10 mum.
ber. its fishing and merchant vessels at
about 1000, and their tonnage ct about
300. 900. Canadian interests are o.
most entirely commercial. and it is
natural and right that their people
should do what they can 10 protect
them. A. means Of defense it would
be invaluable. and the Canadians can
not spend their money to better sdvan.
tage. But an obstacle 10 10 the way.
Canada has limited population and
moro limited wealth. She has heavy
and rapidly accommodating debt. She
has Government wellnigh a. expensive
% our own, with . Welland Canal. Pa
cific RsilrOsd and other public works
Of immense character 10 carry on.
Instead Of adding the prstenss Of navy
10 her pretense Of an army. Canada 10
more likely to add, 10 the course of
another ten years. a third hundred mil
lion to her debt. succeeded shortly after
by financial ruin and bankruptcy, and
follow cd quickly by petition for an.
nexation to the United States. BY
proper carving there is room in tho
Dominion for three or tour very hand
some States. the stsrs representing
which would sdorn our national banner
in manner exceedingly gratifying to
the patriotic American. The play of
Canada at self-government will be
short, and the lapse Of few more years
will find her people satisfied to end it
forever.
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GRAND RECEPTION OF COLONEL
GRANVILLE O. aALLER.
PoRr TOWNSEND, July ..


Col. Halter received a very enthusi.
as,ic reception here today. Cannon
were fired, flags waved in every dir,c-
ton. and music chimed in with the
noise and hustle Of an excited people.
The brass band led the procession to
the balcony Of the Central Hotel. when.
after music by the band and a soul
stirring song by the Hutchinson family,
DIR. T. T. Minor addressed the assem-
blags. His remsrks elicited much ap-
plause. showing that the speakers
words touched the hearts Of our people.
who With one accord shouted Hail TO
the chief" "Justice he's been satisfied -
etc. The Colonel then came forward,
and. though his heart was so melted
that his voice trembled. be expressed
his feelings toward the people for the
love they had manifested for him.
cannot write any more. for I must bur
rah. - his friends deem this day of
rejoicing. TT.
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it's accuracy Is even now doubted. She
Is now in q state bordering on insanity.
In her chamber was found knife of
razor sharpness and slip Of paper on
which vas written" We must nail up
the DOORS" The trio have always been
regarded a. very erratic, and although
nothing has been known against their
character, they have been known to
hold noisy and disturbing midnight Or
gies that are now regarded as al evil
dence Of loug-standing insanity.
ST. PAUL. MINI, July 22.-An officer
who has arrived at headquarters here,
from Fort Benson. gives the particu-
lars of Miles START. He left Fort Bet.
son . week ago Monday with 500 men,
leaving guard at Fort Peck and four
companies at Muscleshell, and started
north with the rest. He should have
reachtd a point where Sitting Bull was
reported to be hunting buffalo by last
week, and unless the Indians have re-
treated Q collision has doubtless taken
place. On the journey down the rive
the officer reporting, learned that Their
was considerable activity among tn
struggling hos,iles, who were apparent
ly rapidly joining with Sitting Bulls
band.
CAIRO. Ill.,. July 21.-The steamer
st. Genevieve arrived here today with
400 passengers from Memphis. No
sickness aboard. She anchored below
the city and received her supplies by .
tug. At . special meeting Of the Coun-
Gil today the board of health was auth-
orized to employ q sufficient force to
strictly carry out the quarantine regula.
tons.
FALL RIVER, Mass. July 22.-The
stalking spinners report receiving $3.50
from sympathizers.
James Humes Nobsticks has been
stabbed by strikers, and another of the
Nobsticks fred upon his assailants and
fed.
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BLOWN TO PIEcEs.-Iu the cyclone at
Bismarck, Dakota. on the lst Of July,
the new and elegant steamer Montana
had her topworks blown off. A party
from town, hearing of her disaster at
the landing. took train and started
at once for the scene. They found the
upper works of the beautiful palace
steamer scattered all over the landing
for . distance of five hundred yards
from the river bank. The railroad
track was so covered with the debris
that it was impossible to go down close
to the wreck. The train was immedi-
ately stopped and the party made for
the scene of destruction, wading through
huge puddles oemud and over all kinds
of fancy woodwork that but few mo.
ments before went to make up the ele.
CANT saloon of the beautiful steamer
Montana, the pride of Missouri waters.
The steamer appeared at first glance to
be one gigantic mass of ruin. All the
cabin and upper works abaft the smoke.
stacks were completely demolished and
hattened out on the lower deck. The
magnificent saloon with its beautiful
furniture Was all ruined. The steamer
arrived on Saturday, had no passenger
on board, and had commenced loading
for her return trip to Benton. The
crew were principally engaged in
watching the departure of the Helena
when the storm burst upon them, hurl-
ing her down on the starboard side, and
crack! crack! and the saloon deck went
over with fearful crash. and the air
was filed with boards and spIinters.
The bcdsteads. mattresses, springs
bowls. pitchers and unmentionables of
the staterooms were scattered on the
levee and carried up the side of the
200-foot bluff that looks down upon
the wharf. Large splinters and mat
tress or two were waited over this bluff
for . quarter of mile. Cars standing
on the track were damaged by the fly
ing pieces. The elegant mirror in the
ladies' cabin was driven through the
air like feather and wrecked upon q
stump. The big bell on the deck was
lifted from its frame. while . dozen
empty buckets and beer bottle. stand
ing on the hurricane deck Of the steamer
Dakota. fifty feet west ward. were IN
moved. The Montana WAS insured for
10000 against fire by the underw writer's
OF st. Louis, but not against wind. The
damage to cabin Is about $l2. ZOO. She
would have left with q load for Benton
on Thursday and one hundred passen-
gers. She viii! 60 instead to st. Louis,
at an expense of $4,000 and an indirec.
loss Of q seasons work.
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The twenty. four wards of the city OF

The twenty four wards of the city of
New York show an aggregate taxable
rssl estate valuation this year Of $685.
1880. or *l7.722,9lO moro than in
1878. The Nineteenth Ward is far
ahead of any other in the city; its as
sessment being Sl29,2Sl,745 and its
increase $5,07l.O0O. Eight thousand
names have been added to the Business
Directory this year. and the whole in.
crease OF population is placed at 40, 900.
The Inhabitants OF Manhattan Island
are sstimst.d by city journalists 1t
100000 in number. New York is
unQuestionably the Loss city Of the
American continent. ard gives good
promise Of long remaining so.
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PoRr TowNsExD. July 2e-Colonel
@ 0 Hsllsr arrived hers BY the steamer
Aida today. He was met on the wharf
by the Mayor. Council aud citizens.
They escorted the Colonel to the Con-
trail Hotel. headed by tho Port Town
send Cornst Band, whore IN address
OF welcome Was delivered by DR.. T T
Minor. Flags were displayed and q
salute fired.
BSrkcntine Eureka will load ct Port
Blaksly. and schooner American Girl,
at Port Gamble; both from San Fran
cisco.
Bark Oakland, from San Francisco,
for Port Madison, passed up.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

CHICAGO, July pa distressing and
mysterious double suicide occurred last
night Il Hyde Park, . soathern suburb
Of this city. The particulars Of tho
affair. which only transpired early this
morning. arc - follows: Three maiden
sisters, named Elizabeth. Anna and
Nora Trowbridge. aged respectively 43,
10 and 80 years. have been living for
many years in good style in that town,
upon revenues derived from an estate
left them by their mother. Recently
their father has succeeded in getting
their entire property away. and ha, left
them psnniless. When they became
fully aware OF this state Of affairs they
decided to die together, aud spent Sun.
day and Monday in preparing for
death. They nailed up the doors and
windows. and the two eldest sisters,
with most careful preparation. drove
spikes on either side Of the Easement OF
the folding doors. adjusted small hemp.
Ell cords about their neeks. and, kicking
from beneath their feet the books piled
on ottomans and chairs. quietly strau-
eled TO death. The younger sister.
More. who IL a dwarf. remained mean.
time In On upper chamber; and though
this was done about 6:.o'clock Monday
evening. she 6rst gave the alarm at Q
O'Clock. aud the bodies were not cot
down until midnight. II was with the
greatest difficulty she could be induced
20 tell her story. and she told il in %
disconnected and rambling . way that
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

Pay BEFORE BURIAL. A Mrs.
Mathews. Of New York city. died last
week. and it was determined by her
sister to give her . handsome burial ct
the expense Of some one else. A mag.
nifieent rosewood coffin was provided,
aud the body placed therein. At the
appointed time a hesrse and six car.
riages drew mp 10 the door, and with
them came the undertaken and his bill.
No Que could or would pay il. and the
consequence WAS the corpse got dumped
out of the magnificent rosewood coffin
and the hearse and carriages weut
away empty. Mrs. Mathews BODY Law
in the house from Thursday to Monday,
when, As it was becoming offensive.
the police took it in charge. put it 10 .
rough pine box. and buried it in the
Pot,ers' Field.
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NEvADA.

VIRGINIA CRY, July 22.-Tonisht
JnO + Prichard. Of Gold Hill. shot Of
6cer Humphrey Simons in three
places. Prichard was beating his wife
when Simons wont in 70 interfere and
was shot in the jaw. breast and right
eye. He cannot live until morning.
Prichsrd has been arrested.
Superintendent Mckenzie ssys that
there is no truth in report of water in
the slopes of the Sierra Nevada.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

Go to the Concordis Hall on Mill
street, where you will get good glass
Of beer for Eve cents; also the best Of
liquors ct ten cents . drink. All kinds
of California wines by the glass or bot
tie. A first-class pool table and the
best free lunch in town. Come and
see.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

WHAT THEY MEAN.-We don't be.
lieve these spots on the sun have any
influence on the weather at oil. We
don't care what the astronomers say.
We believe they are pasted on the sun
just to remind the people that the Gen.
tennisl Saloon 10 the popular place to
get ice cold beer. ~ we'll as the best
brands of liquors and cigars.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at G. o. D. Store, on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
1t par in exc hange for goods. apdtf
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No EXCUSE for not having your pic.
lures taken now. Cabinet photos &c
per dozen; Cards 81 per dozen, 81
Moore's Gallery, : Sullivan's Block.
Front street. iylltf
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NOT
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that HAVE
~ this day Withdrawn from the frn Of Girsrd
\ Racine, Loggess. heretofore doing businese IN
King county. and that will not be responsible
los any debts contracted hereafter BY 0tlard
Racine. n. RACINE.
Dated at Seattle. W. T., July Z. 1879. jys-d2w
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FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
60 to Piper's.
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n b r I Z D.

fERRr-TRAFTON-In stockton. ct the residence
OF the brides uncle. DR.. =. ". Henderson. BY
the Rev. Mr.. Bifdsell. on Tuesday, July 18th.
Xf. c. p. Ferry. Of San Francisco. and Evelyn
Tsaston, Of oakland. Cal. No csrds.
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MRS. q. PETTIBoNE
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
CORNER OF CHERRY AND SECOND srIrErs.
SEATTLE. W.T..

Has In her control . CLADvOYANT SPIRIT
that 10 very reliable. Lessons intssssesa in the
subject q Spirit control. whether topsssssd q.
voesbly toward u or othaFVtse, should ~ hsr 6
oocs. Private communicates giveo daily iron
10 Az. 70 e4.A. jyllu
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WARRINGTON TERRITORY.

EXcLusivELy TO the ixrxiIIaExcgl.
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FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OyrIcE At OLrxrIA. VIII
July 18th, 1879.
NJ OTICG Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN follsvins.n named settler has fled notice Of
his intAntion 70 make Anal proof AID entry in
support Of his elaim and secure ANAL entry there
Of q the eIpirstio. Of thirty days from the date
Of this notice. viz:
HaUDExcs RU1xznyoaD. Homestead applic stion
No. 37ls. for the SEX Of Bee. IS. TIP. . n. Il L
and names the following as her witnesses. viz /:
R1fas otesSns. Of King County. ". r., and Eliza
Rutherford Of King County. v. +.
ty3o.wSe 1T. BROwN, Register.
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BORN ,

HCGHkS-fn this ,ity, Ga The 22d inst. 80 the
wife Of william Hughes. . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-28
DELINQUENT SALES.
MINING COMPANY-

NROJAN MINING COHPANY-
Location OF principal place Of business,
San Francisco, Californis.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notios.-Thcre are delinquent upon the fol-
owingtdescribod stock. on account Of sssess-
mont mo. III levied on the fourteenth tltthl
day OF July. 1873, the several amounts set op.
positc the m OF the respective sharehold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-28
TpWipEnp NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ MINING COMPANY, Room -. Nevada
Bloch. Gan Fnncisco. Au4. .. iSTS.-A: . meet
ioG Of the Board Of Trustees Of the above.
named Company. held this DAY. . dividend mo.
payable on FRIDAY, the lsth day OF
Aususs. 1879. Transfer books closed until ths
1sth Instant. . 4. ". HAWKINS, escsstasy.
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~s.s.es. Hrustro. ..
And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the board OF Directors, made on the eleventh dav
OF July, 1919, % many sharcs of eaen narcei
Of such STOCK - may be necessary will be cold
ct public auction. o. the once Of the company.
No. tis CAlifornia STREET. San francisco, Calf.
fornis, on SATURDAY. the thirtieth day Of
August, lsT0, at the hour Of n O'Clock \. Of
satd day. to pay said dsiinquen, ..ssssmen,
II. 9. STONE. Secretary.
Once-Rooms 0 and .. No. Az California
street (Hayvard's building). San Francisco.
California. IL
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on the fourteenth
(itth) day OF July. 1879. 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock - may DO necessary win
b sold at pubic auction. ut the once Of the
Company, S2s MONTGOMERY street. Ban Fran.
day OF September, 1873. 1t tho hour OF ote
O'Clock r. 4. OF said day, 70 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF I'd.
yertising and expenses OF the sale.
DAVID wlLDEk, SECRETARY.
Onics-S28 Montgomery street, Room II, San
francisco. CslifornlA. sn27
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFyIoR OF CALIFORNIA MINING CON.
PAM. - Nevada Block. Fan TrSncisco-
August |. iS1e.- Al Q meeting Of the Board Of Di.
rsctors'of the ~abovenamed Company, held this
day. . dividend inc. ~ q n y. Cents pss
shers was declared payable eATUtplY, Auguet
nth. ffapstsr book eioeed until ieth tnstsut
YIN Q. 2. GORDON, ssNstst
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Julis-Censinued.

Names. No. certiE ehs. Amt.
.2f065. 1880. a =.
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And In accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board Of Directors, made on the second
DAY OF July. lS1s, 70. many. shares OF each
b cold at public auction, at the auction
rooms Of Psfker Csitteudsn, Room % Ner-
chsnts' Exchange Baking. No. tsi California
street, Gan francisco, California, 90 WRDNk8-
DAY. the TwESTY.sEVKNfH day Of August,
1878, ct The hour Of I o'clock =. 4. Of said day.
70 pay aid delinquent assessment thereon. to:
cstns, Win cost OF sdvsrtisans and expsnsss OF
JACOB srADrpILp, Jl, sserstsy.
2 -Omee-Room -. No. az California street.
6sn Francisco, California. sue
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the eighth
day OF July. 1873. % many shares OF each
be- sold at public auction. Of the ONCE OF
Parker Crittepden, Room IS Merchants RI.
change. on THURSDAY, the fourth ttthl day
OF September. 1879, q the hour Of ! O'Clock ?.
4. OF said day, TO pay said delinquent assess-
ment thereon. together with costs Of sdvertis
ing and expenses Of the sale.
Il. 4. CHARLES, Secretary,
Ofnce-lis California street. Room u. ban
Francisco, California aulttd