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Ia vacation, September term, lS.S P~tttS Comfy
tirr,ut Court, y T. iotin.s, W. John r. Perry
Now. at this day, e"rn.~ -. r.. YOUNG the
l'l,intih ,n the above entitled canSe, h,f.r.. the
undersigned clerk of the Circuit Court at rsttis
county. n VACATION. AMI fie~ his petition stating
tn"u. oth-r tiIrs.~. that the above named .is.sI-
liant John ,. Perry, ~ u non Resident Ut this
state. 10 Il therefore ordered, by clerk aforesaid
IN vacation. that Publraton Il. made. notify ing
MN That mn action has tsen coInrience, against
INN, hy leti'ion, i'm the Circuit Court of Petti-
county, Ia tl,. state Ut Missouri, the object and
general nature Of whEh II to enforce plaintiff
Team by >tbrostion for i've hundred dollars ith
ten I~r cent interest, from Mar-h lst, ISL
t..In~; the following described real estate st,r,te
IN frtti> county Missouri. to-wu: Five acres of
ssnt IN the south west corner, at the south east
I9'r'er ~ The north east quarter, Of section
three ~. M township forty five tIi), and range
twenty one Ell. beginning NJ sand south west
corner M the msiile of thirty foot street at
sDl south hrtw-en said tl,rsrter, Perry's hand
and r. Browns land. theme north three hundred,
snd thirty feet tn the nlisiie Of 4 fifty foot
street. thence east six hundred and sixty i~-,.
th~iHe south three hundred, AMI thirty feet to the
missile IT thirty foot street, thesee west
SIX hundred and sixty feet. tn the place
beginning. Laid OF by defendant into lots and
hrks. With streets AMI alloys and plot thereof
hie rt. il-t 1877 the rsrorier's office Of .aid
cotiRty - follows, to-wit. Lots l-.-s-4-5-6-7 in
,l"k lots i-:-is-5-s in block =, lots I-z-:s4-5-S
adhtIon to the city of S~,i:,Iia. aud to b.
subros,i~d In equity to the b~n-6t Of and to all
nj the r.shts of the creditor J. q Sstt~r~e under
certain trust deed. recorded in s,s,d recorders
ONCE IN trust n,ortgsgr. book 5, page ses.
~xsruted November q, ISL, by James a.
Perry, by which said James ~ Perry fsthcr
III defendant. conveyed said land to o. A.
Cranisslt trustee, Ia secure the payment Of i've
hundred dollars aud interest to said Satteriee
by reason OF .ai.i plaintiff having furnished said
i've hundred dollars tn pay said trust deed deEt
to sand Sstteree and for sale Of said land to pay
said sum. ~ that unless he L and appear at the
next term of said court, tn he holden M the
court heuse IN the city Of Sedslis, within the
county Of Pettis,
On THE ist, DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1879,
and on or before the sixth day thereof. Of the
term shall so long continue, and II not, then
heforr the emil Of The tervhl plaintiff will be taken
as confessed. and Judgment will he rendered
against HIM and hrs property sold. ID 10 further
ordered that copy hereof m published in the
Sedsls Weekly kszoO, - newspaper published In
SAID county of Pettis for four weeks snccessively
the last insertion tai h~ least four weeks before
the commencement OF the next term Of said
court.
A true copy Attest
II. II. INGRAM, Clerk.
j. w. STkWAaT, y. e.
u. c. L,SSEr, JosN p. Pn,LIrs. Plaintiffs Atiys.
1-l-U5t.
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TO THE GALLONS.

At ll:lO the procession started to
the gallows escorted in a hollow square
formed by the Holden Guards led by
Captain &. w. Smith. 1t was long.
tedious tramp over dusty road in the
burning rays of July sun.
The prisoner and guard rode in a
closed carriage. On the arrival Of
the carriage at the gallows the con.
demned man stepped briskly up the
steps and took a seat on the scaHold
surrounded by guards and spiritual nd.
viscrs.
He had in his hand a beautiful
bouquet bearing the cards of Mrs. J.
Laupheimer aud Mrs. Z. A. Middle
ton.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Rev. Shockley. Of Sedalia. read from
the second chapter Of Hebrew, 18th
verse first chapter Of first John and
the twenty-secoD.l chapter of Revels-
tiOns.
Elder Foy offered up q prayer,
everybody on the scafIold kneeIing ex.
cept one guard.
He implored the Great Father to
remember the man now bowed before
the throne who was about To be usher.
Ell into His presence. May he be
smiled upon by thu Great God who
reigns in heaven above. He prayed
for all the young and old to profit BY
the example made by the law to-day.
May every household in the land he
spared this affection.
Elder Foy then said about As
follows:
Fellow Citizen: This is the saddest
scene that can ever be beheM by the
human eye. This is a day freighted
with important lessons. Let us
with becoming concern turn our
attention To seeing that hereafter the
laws are obeyed and enforced. Let
us seek and determine u confirm 70
the laws Of the land, and laws of
God.
Many tender hearts are beating to-
day for this poor young man who is
to die. who God in his in.
finite wisdom says shall not live. shall
die Tor his crimes. Let this be q last.
ing warning To all young men Who
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ORDER Or PUBLICATION

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- y. : ''',' ''" 'I''r' "i"n ti''. h'li"w ihs
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TO- - 80 -. arr ON ''i The N.srth
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

in the Cirrut Court ii Petti> County. Missouri.
May Term, 1s7s. In X. Walker kelk
Assignment TOR L~u~ht 0tc r,slisorS.
Nos at this slsy the annual accounts ~ H. n.
Smsth Assignee Of sasi Walker krik. hereto
fore flied. are taken up by the Court. aud It ~
"rS~vssi that the clerk of this Court give notice
Vi the exhibition al >snt ssrount> tOr two weeks,
in the Sesises Weekly Renee. and thai the >xne
will In t~ksn up AMI allowed by tho Court at The
next term thsSsos. unless good cause tn the
contrary IN sloWn.
true copy attest.
n. n. INGRAM. Clerk.
S-lONA Nv L ~. SIENARY. ID. T..
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STRAY N,rritr..

Taken uP by Charles ". ls-H,y-n. hvlny AN La
mont" '"S" >hi IA Prtt> county, Mi~~o,irt ,n .h.
9Th Gay 1T May. 7. H. u.s.. aud posted t.ior.. j
b''i"'n one Ray mare ~ - h,n.i~ tI. a. ,hnut
t'n t"af- ".i, a -'-,r un,i"r th.. It.ht ~. Ne
,.'fA, "r hrah'i>. Appraised ut S-Ss, ty J. H.
Pace fasn'ies anil s,i,ti,i t,rr..,r, ,hi I.,h Ia,
Il MAJ. ts.,. 10y
\ 'rur cop, from my stray Book
'"-s"'t~ j. W. BALDWIN,
Ju>twr of the Peace for 4 .,lnoute Tn
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Nort.E .,s sIy,I ,Irr, r,,rXr

N"''"" u hereby gwen. tir,t tho undersigned.
e"i.t"f"i The estate at Josephine Jots viii ,nak.
-"tu'"" u, 81 h- a'.o'int~ with said estate - >tI
ri'i'r AT ia" n"Nt term ot H.. Probate. toart of
fctti- r''.nty, Missouri, to t holden at ,i;,Ii
~ -Thi county, ON tho Ilth .t,y at Au.,-, a ~
49, MONROE JsPf.IN... Curator.
'-t'wIt' >. 4. WAklbtN Sttornev
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FRED. B. NICHOLS,
PIANO TUNER

il thoroughly verss,i in his busine~s, qua,
sntees all his work ~ 6.st elAss in ever,
particular. He has hsd years Of expert
ence in the employ Of the largest plan" AM
organ factories in the country. Orlen
left With J. w. Truxel, or sen,
the pnsiof6ce to box SIS, Sedalis
Mo-, will receive proa,Dl attention. dlSW1y
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions al youth, nervous weak
nrss, early decay. !o-s III manhood ~. ]
will semi = r-c~ipi that will cure ven
FREE OF CHARGE. This yrsa: remedy
MAS discovered bv u missionary in South
America. send . self addressed envelope
To the Rev Jo-~ph T. Inman, Station ID
New York City. l-2G~ISw1y
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srE>yNsrI,E-

Taken up by a.. h. fr,nst> amt posted before j
y. Howe, u Iu~tb~~ at the Es:ss-~ IN Washington
township OF Pitts county. the III day OF May,
is.9, one pony msre. >trswt-rry roam. with white
-t.Ip.. IN th.. Ese- hs~ obi -hos- IN frunt ~
hsu.l- hish - -i.ht wears oil sb,t wears marks
Wright LANES t'Srlin and - Lcasr. 5-E-was
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the sentence ar respite HIM Tor
brief period.
When those gentlemen left .Jefirr
son the Governor had not Indicated
to them what course he would pursue
AMI not until their arrival here, did
they learn what his decision was, aud
then they first. learned through
the columns of the BAZoo. which had
been Informed by special telegram
from jefferson City.
REV. TANNER
is preacher Of the gospel. His
Efforts In behalf of Davidson, 50 far
"a humanity is concerned, are com.
mendable. Mr.. Tanner says there is
a conflict of the laws of God and man
and he is opposed to capital punish
ment-thinks Davidson was not alto
gether to blame for killing Haggerty
was under excitement. in liquor and
should not I've hung. This is Elder
Tanners idea. The BAzoO gives it
for what it for what it is worth.
TIE TRIP.
Davidson conversed freely with the
people around him on the trip to
Warrensburg. He smoked his cigar
continually and gazed out of the car
window very complacenlly on beauti-
full nature. the growing crops and the
last sunset on earth for him.
Large crowds of people were at the
stations. AS the train stopped they
peered through the open window and
asked: "Where is he?" SIS that
him." And so on. When he was
pointed out they would say: ''He is
not bad locking man." "How
young he isl" while another
said, who mistook A. B. Logan
for the prisoner: ooh! amt he got
a bad eye ?" and another said. ives,
that countenance of his would hang
him in any community"
AT wARRENsRURG
a large and appreciative audience
greeted the train and its load.
Sheriff Emmerson was handed the
following telegram from Governor
Phelps Private Secretary, X. NJ.
Yost Esq,
Jefferson City. July s.
Z. II. EMMERsOS, Sheriff:
The application of Frank Davidson
for Communication of sentence was
refused. The sentence Of the court
will be enforced. X. Nj. Yosr.
Private Secretary.
The prisoner was escorted to the
Simmons House, where rooms had
been engaged for him and the Sherifrs
guard.
HIS LAST SUPPER.
Davidson soon went to the supper
table and ate very hearty Of beat
steak. pctstoes. toast. griddle cakes.
berries and coffee, after which he
returned 10 his room.
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. j. +. Sharp. a Cumberland
Presbyterian preacher. called and was
admitted to the room. having been
cent for by Davidson, who told the
Reverend gentleman that he was ready
to die. and felt fully satisfied that he
would 60 to glory aud to the bOsom
of Jesus.
ARRIVALS.
The outskirts of Warrensburg was
we'll filled last night camping await ,
ing until today, hundreds Of people
who desired TO witness the execution
Today. A wagon load Of young men
arrived just at night, having left |.
Clinton at 2 o'clock yesterday
evening. They registered at the Eatls
House as follows, from Clinton:
f. T. MiddlecoG. Doug Branunm,
CIV. Williams. John A. Quarles,
and DR.. NJ. Symon.
HTS LAST NIGHT. L.
The prisoner slept none until Eve d
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For Sale.

One of the h.nds"ms-t dwelling house,
on Broadway for sale at bargain. Apply
To- Mrs. Talbot, at her millinery establish
ment on Ohio street. 6-ldtxw2ms
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are tempted to crime and to vice.
Guard them watch them in every
community and see that they do not
90 the way this young man is about
10 start.
REV. sHOCKLEY
said that he had lived for half q
century. anil for the first time in his
life Was he at such place ~ he
found himself io.lay ON ih.. scstIold
with irll.,wm,an Who WIS Ia die tor
his crimes. aud h- should not have
been here Ia .lny hal it not l9-n that
he WAS requested Z" Tx there Ly the
n,nn who Is als,ui tn die.
Young men. yon are exposed Z"
vice You are exIsresl Ia the same
temptations .d ardent spirits ~ was
this man. II is liquor that prepares
y"n for crime which you would
avoid by sustaining from drinking and
drunkenness.
Go home. fellow citizens. TO day and
work tor Sunday school; gather in
and sanctiiy the young. who will grow
up in vice il not attended to.
FINAL LEAVE.
The clergy then bid the prisoner
gosl bye. he shaking them frrvently
by the hand. lie then shook hands
with one If the guards, and said:
IL will meet you ~ heaven hope
Ill get there"
Iii. Voice tremblt,l visal,lv AMI the
tears streams-l down his cheeks.
LAsf wmIRI..
Sheriff Emmerson then asked
Davidson IL he hal anything IL say.
lie replied nothing hut "g,~.i bye to
everyday" Ills legs and arms were
il'-l, Iiniune.i. the black cap drawn
down, aud at ll::,I Sheriff E,uu,-r..,n
cut the rope and Davidson sh".
through the trap.
His LAST LETTER.
Wsrrru,siuTy, Mo, July ?uh, 1872
DEAR FATHER lit Is n"w NEARLY a..
hour i"r INV sd death. have ask~-i Mr.
lA.san 4. l~n NV last words io >ou snd the
is,niiy. lA.r father I have csu-.,! Won
many n h-.risch- by this hai sat 81 mi'...
But While ~annoI sios.~ io y"I I"r iLi-
great ~r.G. "i INV lille, VET ! have s-k~,i
as~i iIu-i have "ni,ins.i t"rsiv"s--s iso,n
the great R..i-.,u-r al ii... w"rii.
have ir.n--I!y s,.i earnestly ie+,"yh,
hrs fsv"r sni i.~l that ! sm LIy.v-,.
Z" Father, M"ii.~s, Brah~r- aud SITTER
sssi Ia sIi INV Kind TREND ] bid isrr~.ii
hoping Ia D~~i you all in heaven. Nv
ai..L hi~-- ~.ct al v"u ~ INV dyin. Prav~'
SouT wavwsrd ...s,.
FRANK DAVID IN.
A CURIOUS WOMAN.
A. the Isdy went through the trap
= woman in the vast throng of 5,'HH'
people present k--le,l over IN 4 so't al
sI,asm. She kicked around some but
was soon resuSeiiaiesi and she looke,l
again ut the dangling issly Is il
twisted round and round Ia space.
There were considerable twitchin.>
and shrugs irembling-m"re 80 il,a"
ever the rel~rier saw before Of man
hung by the neck
PClSATIONs
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.
nv In. VVl0elRa SAYS:

oes g s - s.Ss ass s q
ine. = 6ANFOED1 RADICAL CURk lt = Dos
g ssss , s:d a. sss::
% iAhalssSo6. u eleass ehe 6esd end throat %
sSosoesa!y ~ takea 81 @orai9e O. rs,ns.
able haeking during the entire day, but N uopre-
eedentsd oOf voice and resprasOey 0rRAnA.
-Rn. 4 Il Hi0Uta. II DUsrAear (1assJ 1soces.
HaeA peekaee eeaeasns d. eanfosdS Improved
sA sS s. ~ sSs p n .s s
Retail DrugRbls end Dealers throuxho1t the Cnjted
Ssases end CanadaA WEEKS fyrrER. General
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ODD
VoLTAlC
PLAsTERS

Hoe Local Fsinst LAmsnses. 0ossnsss.
Weakness. Numbnoas and Inflammation
Of the Lungs. Liver. Kidnsys. Spleen.
Bowels. Bladder. Heart, and Muscles. arc
equal % an army Of dooeoee md acfee Of
plants and ahrubs- Even In Paralysis,
Epilepsy o. Fits. and Nervous and In
voluntary Muscular Action, this Plastes.
BY AallyinG the Nervous Rorces. hes
effected Cures When every oehee known
remedy has fAiled.
Prize Is Csots.
Ask for Collins voltaic Plaster. and
insist On having IL Sold BY al Who'll
sale and Retail Druggists throughout the
United States and Csnadas. WEEKS .
POTTER, Projectors. Boston. Aass.
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all the papers in the case early in
day.
The Governor will not give any
indication rs to what he intends Ia
do, and SO Logan left.
The general impression prevails
here that the Governor will not inter.
fere with the execution Of the
sentence tomorrow.
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LATER.

The Governor declines Ia interfere
Davidson is doomed.
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A. B. Logan Interviews Gov.
efnor Phelps.

Special Telegram TO the Evening 8azoo
Jefferson City, July 8. 3 p. m.
A. B. Logan attorney Of Davidson,
has just returned from the Mansion,
where he had long conference with
overnor Phelps. After presenting
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HTS LAST NIGHT.

The prisoner slept none until Eve
o'clock this morning. At that time
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SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
non0On0DnN - neNRA

Z N0A SECT An0aeT the 0el

GOO FEET ABOVE the SEA.
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!, 2 o 1ss.a z e: D.: g.; 60 -;
::s = 8: ssss: :i:;
hays esea soesiy $500 yitA ths Ssa.isl d..
sitkoas avail. snsii hooeks 6oiiSs O. ~ sbovs
"a TX non yoa, vAirh gave Ne slmc.s inseans re:
'sl.ds 3 = Ss a ss.: si.,a:sd sSs &
) Ksdiesl Csrs foe Cafarra. .-,
p,.v... ssyt s: = ksu' Win 80 BIZ ca
GREATLY AFFLICTED.
lasva J. O. BbsesvsA q O.. Dsnrs1: 9s.eiemss
ssts cum FOX sssoeSaaf ~ sSS
= ~ sss ::s Sc
SS g - ssss" ~ C.s.ssS sSd
lmmedi.sely e.ne Tor anoshel Sossles vhlch 1xed
8: 49, 81 s s s 's: ~ 81 q 81; sss:
: rs is'i0ass''ss. I's Vsi's'E sSnH,
Denves. Oct L r1 q Saith 4 Doll
TRIED EVERYTHING.
\. 1sSs Z e Ases.sa &C. De-. o.; e G,
car i;sS s :.s s:o :vss Ss.se
g: ~ IS: 81 ss: Il : s
NJ = q ,s.inoeZ . ~ ssasass :. n,cr,,
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As indicated in Yesterdays BAzoo,
Sheriff Emerson, of johnson county,
having in charge the condemned man.
Frank Davidson, left the jail at 5:l5
for the cars. accomdanied by Sheriff
Murray and a sufficient number OF
deputies to safely guard the prisoner.
AT THE TRAIN,
a large crowd of people was in aiten-
dance to take look at the man who
was about to give up his life on the
sca6old to satisfy the mandates of the
law.
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ORDER oF PUBLICATION.

john Montgomery. Jr.. ATTY Tor PIN. c-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-03
APPLICATIONS FOR pAryr,


FNO THE swEETwATFR MINE ZAP
-. ). Land Office, Eureka NO. 50-
~ ao,s.-Notice is hereby given . w Mara
=. nouiiison, whose postofice add.an lugt1s
York city, has this day, by his d iuiIress Is New
agent, ,. y. Paul. filed his npnIis. ~ss.u'horiud
ta,ent ior hiteen hundred linear FUN if
sweetwater mine, or vein. benrina lset Of d.
surface ground five hundred Tas. silver, viii
SITUATE, lying and being in White PIN ,vid1'
district, county of White Pine s,ne Min
Nevada, and known and desins%u STU
ED notes and official plat on fic i1 ia - eS
- 10. 20; Io3, IN township lG, North pas&s
East, OF Mount Diablo meridian ny M hangxS
boundaries of said Lot No laa ~, ne extedr
lows. to-wit: Variation lG deg p ns as ID.
ing az a post marked No. / Fl : oonmtns.
Justine same being post No. of n 9 survey No.
luz, Baby Som lode. whence ibe suryyNo
III 70 ecuon "a and rs, T.. I6 IN peornsr
and sections 10 and 80, T. ID d skGR
M, bears N. 76 deg. AZ min W a ., % I. y. D.
nent sharp rocky peak No. 2 betwea.ase ne. proni
and Telegraph peaks, bears n. 81 AZ ireasufs
l,2o5 feet, and the Sweetwater ~. - hin. Z.
80 deg; Il. $50 feet; thence ruppinas pears n.
N.ioH ueg,M; QUO feet to post No. / Of 'ssssseurse
: - i'uo ie.t to post marked " slr.
,. survey no. lo3: thence second No,2t.
deg +. 800 feet to post marked xooarse n .7k
xey NO: loa; thence third course I y. !. srf-
y. LILY 9-l0 feet 10 post murlaa osio* dog.
survey NO, lu'. RMS post stands an ~ "
ern boundary Of U. S. Survey M q % me West
,oasi whene post No. | Of said survey ~, I y
hence fourth '9ufi Ds eonri N. ssh deg, 4. 8 5.i Of ,.s y.
feet along said u. s. suryey Neg ". 4IG6l0
marked No. 8, y. S. Survey No. Ia; ~, 70 post
hith course 3. AN deg. W. ia 4.l0 fen Gnu .ltnce
No. /, the place of beginning eor, ieei to POST
~ acres This claim is bounded on i ~ % Y.
pgl1 ins many many sour, and southeast By Wet IT.
is duly recorded in the pao - ,his mine
OF White Pine Mining Dis,rie, Once
Il, and on page 1876. Any md IA ~ book
som claiming adversely spy nor ~ per.
said sweetwater mine, or said mini. posnon Of
mere, nerelnnsfore described, are required d't 10 a. =
United States I Iaalm with the Register Of me-
State of Nevada, during the sixty an, IN the
OF publication hereof. or they viii b sa{s reried
virtue OF the provisions of the statue a"freab BY
mr16-60d d. NM
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DELINQUENT
Delinquent Sale Notice.

HAMBURG MINING COMPANY. LoCA-
IL TIoN of principal place of business. San
Francisco, California. Location of works. Eureka
Mining District. Eureka county. State Of Nevada.
Notice.-Ther is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. Oh account of ASSESS
meni mo. 81 levied on the third day of Febru-
airy, 1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. as fol
iowS
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Meetirg g.

OFFICE OF CHATTER TUNNEL y ,asa
COMPANY, Eureka. New. March H. 1917
A MEETING OF THE sToCKHoLpCdmmnSDsTn y
N the Charter Tunnel and M1nihe I'll lih,
will be held at their ONCE on Friday, a ant and
for the purpose Of eleeting Q Presi'sA
Trustee, at . o'clock p NJ. o-a.;dent.
GEORGE NJ. SABIN, Pres,o, ID
WALTER Brooks, Secretary.
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DR.. SPINNEY & CO.,
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rs,REAT ATT AND SpECIAL

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u MEN
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