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NOTICE.-Sealcd bids or estimates for fur
~ n,shing barrels OF Good Extra Flour will be re-
cevad Office OF tho Department o. Public Chaues and
Correction. No e6 3dave. until o'clock pl wednesday
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,sr cALI-lOL O'CLOCK 4. v
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III. THE CIPHER DISPATCHES,
And ltOW AND BN WHOM TRANSLATED. Pamphlet
fCIni ince 20 Cents
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EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landi
i Cozzcns west PoiLr Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro
Milton POughkcepsie, Es0pu- connecting with Ulster and
Delaware ANA WAIKIKI valley Hai roads steamboats, H.
w. BALDMI y ard THOMAS COIN ELL leave DAILY at 4
y. In Pier -, NOrtn River, i0Ot Oi narTisonst
Except Satuavs wnen tne steamer Thomas Cornell will
laye NJ O'Clock connecting with Evening Train
the IIsier antD llaM1rN EaIOad.
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rI'O PHILADELPHIA
L VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEwYCRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-TO CONTRACT

NOTICE.-Seaed bids or estimates for fur
~ nshng Groceries, ProvisOns Paints OILS CrOcnery aud
Lumber w be received az The Office Of the Department 1i
Public Charities aud Correction NObO 5daVe uht eoeocA
a m. wednesday, september IL, 1873. - 90.
For ul City Record for sale at No City
IInM
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". WHY THE SOUTH IS SOLID"
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. as Price. Cents.
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E7REEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot LbcrtysL Tor Freehold at
-.ts 1f.f,a IN I.I5 6n III
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VI. THE PROPHETIC CONFERENCE.
Recently held The Church OF the Holy Trinity The fu
proceedings IN TRIBUNE hArkA No. 40. Pamphlet
ioTn, 20 Cents Sheet. 10 Ccnts
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GERMAN Mail

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW,NORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND bremen. -
ODFR......Sat. Sept. l3 sept q
90 Al-..... Nat tlcI. i
RATES OF PASSAGE from SEW.YO2K TO SOUThAMP-
TON, HANRE OR BkEMEN:x.. AN
FIRST CABIN SECOND CAblN.....soo
STEERAGE. $50 -, .,a
Return tickets az reduced rates Prepaid steeraSe car
Gates $50 .oo
sieeiage tickets al points N he south q England $50
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V. CYPRtS-TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. AT.
CESNOLA'S LECTURES ON CYPRUS. Illustrated bv
ONEI. FORTY ENGRAVISGS fuce. 10 Cents
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FALL RIVER LINE

NEWPOKT LINZ FOK BOSIDN AND THE IlST-
Steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY. from PIER 2s
North River, daily SunGays excepted at Only
ONE DOLLAR Limited tickcis good only on steamer
Gay III date aud connecting treip which NewpOr
63c next morning. sTnvng Boston AT $50 Tickets
snd state rooms obtained Ony al Office Pier 2s. NUrth
River and BDfDfN * IDVEI.I Agrs
GHO. l.. CONssh OruI Pass'f AQi
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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-01-24
A Natural Mistake.

Not long ago a Milford man came to
this city bent upon having good time.
He had it, according 10 his understanding
Of the term, and when tie shades of night
had fallen be started for home in a con-
dition that did not promise d rapid trip.
He manifested a desire to become ac-
qnsinfcd with all parts Of the road, and
over portions Of it, here and there be
fingered lovingly, but for what reason
other people could not see. Some Of the
night had past when he reached the vi
cinity Of the rolling mill III Fair Haven.
In an enjoyable stupor he stumbled il
and took lodging on the ground. Soon
the workmen discovered him, and they
dragged him in where molten iron glared
at the walls and roof, the bright sparks
flying all around, the laborers= seemed ii
the alienation Of horrible shadows and
lurid flames like Inhabitants Of little
The scene might natural
" remind one Of the stories of the abode
tie damned. They shook the man from
Milford until his eyes rolled and revealed
to him the interior Of the mill in al its
impressireness. Who are you and
where % you come from y asked the
workmen. The frightened reye' ct stared
about as he replied. "Well, when / was
N earth | livel ii Milford New Haven
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-01-24
Mushroom 'p0Wns.

1t would be hard for stranger to find
spots whereon some Of the most flourish
ing Of the Pennsylvania oil towns once
stood. Scarcely a trace is LIFT Of Petrol
cum Centre which ten years ago had a
population Of 1000, with banks, big
hotels, machine shops, stores and
churches. P.thole City is nearly gone.
When c. y. Duncan, who died in Glas-
gov years ago, made his will, lie left to d
church Of Pithole $4,000. During the
litigation that followed committee was
sent to find the church. They returned
and said that no sach building was to be
found. The fact was that when Mr.
Duncan was in Pithole the church was in
a fourishing condition, but both cougre
gatlon and house had disappeared before
he made his will.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-01-24
Some Chinese Remedies.

The witches in Macbeth seem to
have hand III making Up a Chinese
pharmacopmia, an account of which
comes over from the Paris Exposition.
AmoHg the most highly reputed drugs
and medicines which the Celestials sent
to Paris, are a "ariety Of exceptional med
zeal curosities The larvae Of grashop-
pers, for instance, dried aud roasted, are
prescribed fol- headaches dried fowls
gizzards for Indigestion the inside Of a
stays horn fol- rheumatism and br5n-
chitis a glutinons dccoction OF donkeY's
!sin ID labeled AZ having d great reputa-
lion, beirg taken in cases Of pulmonary
diseases while d powder prepared from
the skin Of the elephant is recommended
for rheumatic pains. One Of the stimu-
tents, according to the London Globe, IS
i tinct4re os scorpions, and4or tonic pur-
poses, the best, thoaghta very costly med
icine, IL The gelatiaoas decoot.on Of Ggers
bones. Tor q general antidote, in many
cases, the bears gall II much admired
The gem Of the whole collection, hewayer,
u cari5us enough. A number % I've
.oads are iInprison q in a jar hall filled /
eith aog.r, did when the -four i moist
ned with. The saliva which these creatures
,t,,it n ;1..f ffiaj and Eant M a n0Y{lpr 1
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VOL

/ 100, /
,-.1 ~,
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-. c, :n ), III, s,,o1..
E''> ~ - 4 M r. ~ -. s' 1:,,: ''.,,'l7S' :, -
L~s rl..,1 ',, .'I1~..1S.-1 't ~, u
Io. ,..4 .s ~ :..,ss-... - " 1 ',9,e y
4 ce
diam that he could get his eve unon in
time to have the first shot. Bu, the poor
fellow was overmatched for the first and
last time II his younp life. His surprise
was so complete on discovering the In.
dams, that he never thought Of rearer enc
mics His rifle was cocl,od and at his
sbonIder il ! moment bpt before The
trironr was messed q fash and q rcnort
from hohind ~. rocks within fneen If
where he had rejned IN his horse, told
him to late tBat Il, had fallen into 4 we'll
planned tran The bullet that caused his
death pierced the stock Of bis rife. while
the latter was held ct his sh5ul Ter aud
nassrd fran, thence tbronob his breast,
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-01-24
She wasn't to be caught again.

Innocent females astonish Plattsmoutl
occasionally The other afternoon one
went into Nesscs and bought a pair OF
shoes. Peter was IL the act Of sPrinSling
some chalk powder inside, 50 they might
slip EN- easily. She glanced furtively at
him at him and rem#&seee. n know what
you're doing" The genial Peter smiled
She slid towards the door
and said, iii tones that startled the nerves
Of Peter, Hpebnor, Marshall, &C.: "You
can't chlorform me, mister;. I vas fooled
once before, and I'm blaired if I do it
again" And she left without the shoes
.Plattsmouth (Neb.) VotcAman,
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-01-24
How I Was Sold.

You may remember that I lecturec
latelJ for the young gentlemen Of tic
Clayonian Society. During the afternoon
OF that day was talking with one Of The
young gentlemen referred to, and he said
ne had an uncle who, from some cause OF
other, seemed to have grown permanent
" bereft Of all emotion, and with tears III
his eyes, this young man said "Oh, i'll
could only see him laugh once more | Oh,
II could only see him weep |" | was
touched. | could never Withstand dis
tress. | said: Bring him to MY lecture.
III start him for .you.o ooh, if you
could but do it! you could do it, all
our family won bless you for evermore
for he is very dear to US. Oh, my bere-
factor, can you make him laugh Can
you bring soothing tears to those ragched
orbs?"
] was profoundly moved 7 said: "My
son, bring the old party around. I have
got some good jokes in my lecture that
will make him laugh, if there is any laugh |
IN him and if they miss fire, I have GOT
some others that will make him cry Of
kill Lin, one or the other"
Then the young man wept on my neck.
and presently spread both his hands on
my head and looked up toward Heaven,
something reverentIy; and
hen went for his uncle. He placed him
n full view, in the second row of benches
hat night, aud I began Oh him. tried
IN mild jokes-then with severe ones Il
losed him with bad jokes, and riddIed
lin with good ones; l fred old, stale
okes into HIM, and peppered him fore
nd att with red-hot new ones. [ warmed 5
p to my work, and assaulted him on the
ight and left, in front and behind
lmed, and charged, and ranted, Till j
as h-arse, aud sick, and frantic aad
lrlous; but | never moved him once-l j
ever started smile nor tear Never q 9
host Of a smile, and never a svs7 cion Of
loistQrc! | was astounded / closed .
&c lecture at last with one despairing n
lriek-with one burst cf humor-and "
nrled joke Of supernatural atrocitv (
IL at him Then I sat down bewildered
IA exhausted ii
The president of the society came up s.
ID bathed my head with cold water, aud r
i'd: "Wbat made Yoa carry on 50 a
ward the last ~
I said, Il was trying to make that cor 9
unaed old idiot laugh, ii the second Y
w." i
And he said, aWen, you were wasting \
nr time; because he is deaf and dumb, oi
d blind as Q badger
Now, 'was that any way for that old Sc
ms nephew TO impose on a stranger =
d an orphan Ike me? MARK TWAIN. IA
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POETRY.
rr,E W1FE's REyERY.

II, t..rt NJ mine, Is our estate
r,, l sweet cst,te-ofjoy assured?
.,,,. i, slow, it comes 80 late,
p,,bt bv such bitter pains endured;
-, t,rgot these sorrows sore,
snat they will come no more?
..,rst,l eyes I scan my face,
.msd.4bt how he can find it fair;
a.i.,s,I tr.tch each charm and grace
r... that other women wear?
.r,a tba secrets of loves lore,
know tlt one to love him more!
see each 4ay he grows more wise,
NJ igf, IL broader far than mine;
MI ~ lacking in his eyes,
Ia. many ings where others shine,
1a heart can we this loss restore,
T,b.a ~ simply loving more?
Toa~- see nj M his brow
look faIf tender and half stern;
1Ti. s nights arc far away. know:
r lem, IvainIy yearn;
ers aaua En- ours which wen; before;
.Jl art Vi can but love hiEl m"ra
tmetiu s trink that he had loved
An older le per love, apart.
r.r.s.s n srhiCh later fccbler moved
It's sui 10 nine. Oh, heart oh, heart!
yttaE can We o9? This hurteth sore,
Eothins, ny J. art, but love him more.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-01-24
E'orWay ng and Commission

f 1 living inc Only flhEPR0OF BUILDING IN BENTON
o storage purposes offer superior inducements to sppers Parties
=, @ any f portion 81 the Territory desiring TO ship goods Benton
- @ = 70 f interest 10 consult Benton our branch
we vii ontFeet for shipments Of Wool and Hides from
any 9" IN the Territory to any part of the United States We bay
ana se all Kinds Ct Country Produce Buffalo Robes Furs etc.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-01-24
Original Story.
.0NTIz zRSKErCHES
EUMEEG THIRTY-NINE.
BT JOHN J. HEALY.

Dz JOHN J. HEALY.
io reader Of course, is familiar with
name Of the famous Kit Carson, but
r.rsons are PERHAPS aware that Kit
i newphew NO distinguished him
within tn borders of Montana, and
bad NOT death cut short his career,
have become quite as famous as his
came acquainted with Charley Car
hile On the other side ofthe mount
the winter Of 1865. He was then be-
25 and 40 years Of age, about five
ght inches high, and must have
d nearly l6O pounds. H4 was
allow brave as lion, a splendid .
aa excellent Lunter, and one of the
ring Indian fighters Of the plains.
o inheritea is uncle's dislike fur
but, str=nge to say, lie had no
a frequently pronounced .
@ f@n5 AS Charley knew
the Iattor's biograpa-
could know, it Is probable
nod reason to believe that
uarer was not deserving Of all
@ cen SO Iavishly heaped
25th Of APRIL, 1866, . few days
nt to THE burning Of tie Sun
gcFiJasl in q former sketch,
t ot B.ocds, Piegan ana Black
IL the noted partizan, Bulls
HI ar 3on the few scattered
As along the Benton and Helena
Was t1e same party Of Indians
hat had burned the farm.
1e remembered that Nick Sharon
ON ae b0ra;n. building, when
Was destroyed, and wandered
tafse days, without food and
yea He finally arrived at the
Station then kept by an intellj.
Iiaa named Paul Vermet. PAU :
shed d small trading post at i
yasr pray;ons Ia .,vina \
te. Is place was = SORT of e
nrJ r the Indians. Tbe p
aaa Elalheads often came h
4e Mace was frequently q
se slacA.eet, pieagns and v
4 abes while en- route IL tae g
i or make war upon their cI
y
BE Dearborn river was 81
44s country at that time, q
t@e as the headquarters - -
A e, Who passed the long Y
tba Greside and ex- "
4 border life and IA :.
atste OF Sharps best, -
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-01-24

s1FIINaS.
Are false curls leadloeks >

edge.
An ez,spart-A dilopiaated publ
fountain.
Speaking Of lamp posts, is whipping
post lam post?
Those we shall Miss-Our daughter
oil they are married.
4 vessel resembles a reptile when it i
toad into port.
Design for polieemen'g monument
Jack Of clubs.
No first class hotel will let a guest wash
his shirt in the chlna pitcher.
When business i. good carpenters are
always sure to comeplane the most.
Have care, girls, have a care. a
French maiden has been Eugged to
death.
A Minnesota woman has lost two hus.
bands BY lightning. She ought to marry
a conductor.
"Tako away woman and what would
toIlow?7 asks a writer. stag-nat:on Of
course.
-, '',el'S ." monument IS all well
III" : - PoetS' o"f doctors plant their
P'',,,"s9 -, Oensa'h.
HehdFA Philips advises "never call a
man far.' We never do it. It is moyo
r4'''q : = ~ hl'n 9 gas.metre.-Noristown
-, W., r'.'s.
- =, w. 'lle most honest bet ever
-l$1o a,;1,., | ne alphabet. Its maker was
80 : i1''''l = lellefs too.
,,;t,,t;Sz l'a} y Hs''o nurse IN an in
~. NO. i. ~ u - posea Y mag |
,e.ha - cue sss's hefse5t queen
M o94l4
H., - go '1isetlE
.-li;.l .'s....as' - II u shoasit that AS /
S aa-,.',. - prove L sfeat benefit to
NJ V sal-'''i interests.
= ba. ~" ..,s : " n1s ]"s' discovered that one
il -s''''a'' keepers y T aron, and
- : ~ '0sS'' I I"0A haif so red as it did
oafer. 3l''.t'''
At . recent barbecue !, Koo+nol.u ~
nen were Killed. bnt III E..taaI- - -
ay the most distress. .ss,s..t..s..ys -
aair vas tie woundi9g of voI,..hIs ;
orse. ;
A housewife oivav ;,farr,at: -.
round caye me papper will kin had. .b,,~s w
applied with llosrall5v ~ daa5t
lean, thongh, that it must be iamnaa
o#u their throats with } wbitewasb
rush.
= subscriber wrote to 4 Journal 10 make
me inquiries about the next Worlds
tn, whereupon the wicked editor renl,od
a. ne n,.,a was under the impression that the
p;s o'1u" ! nave any fa'F'
Ma, -. l. ..t'-' D''s ~ s'i'ea = ehalf
- ;oas :, ;.Ja; 1 - o0oo u'nsfen'
when b.r;a1 G;L: III = ~ = %
e,es 's''l e'''-->@l''ul5
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-01-24

A cat At MorfsyilIe, Mass, Il endoay-
oring to. corner the noRse:kiling market
and establish a monopoly By stealing and
taking home all the traps she can find
Sic already Las five.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18
wheopinu Cough.

4. .. Stock Eseis-g,. NarrA II.
whoopins cough being prevalent all
over the city. an Ereha,gs reporter was
detailed to interview leading medicine
men on the subject OF how best to stop
the painful afiliction.
DR.. Fitch, OF the BsLktiR thought
squills, castor.oil and ehloral.hydrats
would work well in all well.dehned
cases.
DIR. Jackson. OF the Posi-. urged the
immediate and constant use OF homeo.
pathic pills and Napa soda. Sure TO
cure u taken long enough.
DIR. Pickering. OF the Cda, suggested
that IL would be we'll to have the child
read the new Constitution. a. printed In
the Col, before making up his mind.
"and," said the benevolent old gentle
man, "a few chapters OF my latest prize
story, taken with teaspoonful OF hair
dye before bed time, might have
soothing effect"
DIR. De Young. Of the Chroaicls wished
10 consult his colleague, DR.. wellock Of
the Sand Lot. before expressing an
opinion. He thought. however. that
trip to Paris. with o proper escort,
would be beneficial, ''and." said he ''if
the child could grow q Gambetta beard
and mustache II would be agreat proteo'
ton 10 its young throat"
DIR. Roach OF the Erumiaer advised
decoction OF Monterey cypress. taken
externally. THAT was how we used to
treat Il, be said. "in l72l. when ! was
Alcade, and not one OF my young pa
tisnts bat reached the years Of manhood
and listened TO my speech in Spanish
and Choctaw before he died"
The Medical Director Of the Abcnd
Post advised Limburger and caviar in
equal doses.
DR.. McComb OF the Ala had read
somewhere that military brass buttons
taken in small doses and swords applied
In the proper place were sure cure for
anything. which. Of course. includes
whooping cough. One Of wetmore's
refreshing letters. stepped In French
wine and wrapped thirty-nine times
around the patient throat, DIR. MeComb
also considered q remedy worthy OF at
tention.
DIR. PiIley was too busy TO give the
subject much attention. but handed out
one Of his famous recipes for dinner
capable Of killing six healthy persons
with indigestion. "rhat will fix 'em,
said he. "serve II up on hot plates with
some Betsy b. sauce piquan,, and
Bisrces' celebrated twaddle vinegar. aud
they won't again ever be troubled with
whooping cough-or anything else"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

"FArHkR. said youthful prodigy to
the professor Of mathematics, "cant
you tell me the difference between one
yard and two yardsl" In an instant
tho mathematical brain began to run
over the theorems OF Euclid. but no clear
answer came. "Do you give II upi"
"Yes. my son. I think must" and he
grew very grave and solemn. "well.
the real difference Is o fence. father. -
The boy went cut to play marbles, while
tho old gsntlsman thought Of great
many things which he couldn't express.
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pIoNEEa MIxIs,o ., go SosrAsY;. q t..,,.:.

nIONEER MININ0 COMPANY
Locaiion Of principal pace OF business
Ioesiion Of works, virginia District. Storey
'yS No,lce is sereby given. that at meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the tn day OF
Nsrrh. is7p. an assessment (No. ~ of Five Cents
pcr snare was levied upon the capital stock Of
ne corporation. payable Immediately. In United
ststes gold coin. TO the Secretary. At the once
OF the Company, Room Is. No. $40 Pine street,
San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day of April.
is,y. will % delinquent, and advertised for
ssie at public auction. and unless payment 10
made before. win bc sold on wEDN esDAY,
the ooth day Of April. is19. 10 pay the delin-
quent assessment together with costs OF sdver.
Using and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
]. W. PRIV, Secretary.
ofhce-Room 10. No. $40 Pine street, San
Francisco. California. nastd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

m Can mafs money faster a. vork for u. tran
" at anything elss. Capital no. required; vs
win start you. ei1 per day d home made by
wanted sveryvhere 20 vork for NJ. Nev 10 the
TINA Costly outnt and terms tree. Address
mia ems TRuk co.. Ausasta. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18
OOuLD a CURRY SILVER MIN.

OOrLD d CURRY kILvER MIN.
" mo COMPANY. : Location of principal
place Of business. san francisco. California.
Location OF works. Virginia, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting
Of the b. ard Of Trustees. held on the iiih day
Of March, 1879, an assersnient lSo. ssI of
Ons Dollar ttll per share vas levi'd
upon the cap.ul stock Of the eorpo.
ration, payable Immediately, In United states
gold com, TO the Secretary. at the once OF tho
Company. Room CD. Nevada Block. No. SO
Montgomery stieet. San Francisco. CAiifornis.
Any stock upon which this assessment rhsli
remain unpaid on the 18Th day of April.
1879. will be delinquent. and adveitissd for salo
at public auction, and unless Iayment ir maSe
before will be sold on WEDNESDAY. the 7ih
day Of May. 1872. 90 pay the Delinquent Asress.
mspt. together with coets OF Advertising and
sxpenses Of sale.
by order of the Board OF Trustees.
ALPRED X. DuRBRoW. secretary.
0fnce-Room No. 90. Nevada Block. no. ~
Montgomery strsst, San Francisco. California.
mAl3td
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OONsOLIDATED DORADO MIN.
" INC COMPASY.-Loca,i0n of principal
place Of bu-ines,, san Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold I'LL Mining District,
Storey County, Neyada.
Notice IL hereby given, that OF meeting
OF the Directors. held on the 10Th day Of
March, 1879. an assessment (No. ~ OF fihy
Cents per shArc was levied upon the capt
tai stock of the corporation. payable imnedi.
ately, In United Stsies gold coin. To the secre-
tary. at the ofiiec OF the Company. 30g Cali.
fornia street. Room tsccond n0or). ban Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the l2th day Of Apnl,
lsIp. will be dellnauent. and advertised for rals
at public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before will be sold on WEDNESDAY. the 3oth
day OF April. isI9. TO pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF Acvertir'pg
and expenses vi sale,
J. NJ. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
0fnee-Ao. 80 California street. Room
(seeond foyr), san Francisco. California.
mill I'd
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IJNION FLAG GOLD AND SILVER
MINING coMPANY.-Lecation " prin.
eipsl place u business. ban FrAneiseo. CALI
fO.nia.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting Of
the liJard OF Directors, held ON the iith day
OF March. 1879, an assessment lSo. ! Of
Three Cent? per rharc Was levied upon tho
capital stock of the corporation. payable imne q.
distely, In United States gold coin. 10 the Sec.
Rotary, st the once u the Company. Room II.
y tly California street, San Francisco. Call.
forniA.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shali
remain unpaid ON th. 18th day of April.
1917, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment
II made before. will be soid on MONDAY. tho
sth day Of May. is.y. TO pay the delinqusrt
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the board OF Directors.
W. n. ALLEN, secretary.
Ofice-Room II. No. tiy California street,
San Francisco. California msi3td
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