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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
State of Arkansas.
OF THE
+ SENA TE.
TUESDAY, Jan. 81

TUESDAY, Jan. Il.
The senate met pursuant to adjourn.
mcnt After and an impressive prayer
by Chaplain Buchanan, the journal Was
read and approved.
Senator Terry presented a memorial
from the Immigration Society of the
State of Arkansas, recommending 4
law creating the Office Of lmmigra
tion, Referred to committe on memo
rails
Senator Wilson. chairman judiciary
committee, reported that in the opinion
of said committe, the arrangement of the
Judicial Circuits should not be interfered
with ut present.
Senator Wilson, from the judiciary
committee, reported in favor ot the pas
sage of an act entitled an act for change
of time for holding courts in the Sixth
Judiaial Circuit. BIZ read third time
and passed.
Senator CAN'T presented report from
the committee on federal reiations-re
porting tavorably upon Senator Watson's
joint resolution OF two days since, rela
tive to coinage of silver into 4l25 grains
and adjustment of national banks, and
the amount of national bank currency
substituted by national greenback curren
cy The resolution was read second
and third time and passed
The senate, upon motion of Senator
Judkins, took recess of fifteen minutes
to give, as he expressed it, the candi
dates for United States senate a chance tc
"9et around"
At the expiration of the brief armis
tice, the warriors on evil and the protec-
tors of good reassembled, preparatory
for the senatorial ballot.
Senator Boyd moved that the senate
proceed to ballot for United States sena
tor. Carried.
Senator Harris nominated Hon. r. W
johnson.
Senator Chism nominated Hon, J. d
Walker
Senator White nominated Hon, NJ. L
Bell.
Senator Judkins nominated Hon. Eli
sha Baxter.
Senator Stanford nominated Hon. j
L. Jones.
Senator Boyd arose and said he hat
been instructed to withdraw Mr.. Jones
name.
When the roll was called, the follow
ing senators voted for Hon. Il. W. John
son.
Senators Carlton, Furgeson, Hampton
Harris, Kerr, Mitchell, Mulky and Terry
making a total of s
For Hon j. d. Walker:
Senators Armistead, Chism, Crowley
Duncan, Gatewood. Hanna, Rutherford
Upton. Watkins, Watson and wilson
total II.
For. Hon. M. l.. Bell:
Senators CAN'T. Pennington Thorn
ton, White, Williams and President
Dutlie-6.
For Hon. Elisha Baxter,
Senators Hill, Judkins and Stanford
3
When Senator Boyd's name was called
he voted for, and nominated Hon. Nj. l.
Rice--l
Senator Reid, in like measure, votet
for Hon e. j. Smoote-1.
Senator Wilmington. absent on leev'
Of absence,
Upon motion, the senate then adjourn
ed till Wednesday, 10 u. IN.
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In another part of our paper, this week,
will be found the advertisement ofour young
friend, DR. Seargie Pernot. 1t is source Of
qualification to US to watch the prosperous
course of our friend Under the direction of
his father, added to the Information acquired
by his constant StuG5 and reading, he has
stored his mind with that knowledge which
has made of him good practical chemist.
He bas a fine assortment of everything in
his line, and will receive new drugs each
week, and will keep constantly on hand all
articles usually kept in iirst-class drug
store. Searge is temperate, industrious, and
thoroughly welded to his business. He can
always be found at the drug store, day and
night, and will be known as genial and ac-
commodatng. He is one Of our most deser-
wing young men, and worthy of all the patro-
mage that can be bestowed upon him. With
all our heart we wish him success and we
hope he will receive that support to which his
merits as good druggist entitle him.
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MaIariOus Headache.

Which returns AT regular periods, sun pain.
neuralgia billousness. dumb ague, chills and
fever, are Immediately and permanently cur
ed by the use of n few doses of Days Ague
Tonic. 1t never fails to cure long standing
cases. Its peculiar combination is such that
the cures are made by prompt action upon
all the sccretions, thus thoroughly antagoni-
zing the miasmatic poison. Days Ague Ton
ic is received kindly by the stomach, produ-
ees no unpleasant symptoms and contains no
sniurious drugs. Two or three doses of the
iyrup have cured q child in many cases. One
dose taken before breakfast is an effectual
prevention to those who may be exposed to a
malarious section,
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The Winter in the South and Its Ef-
feet OH the yellow Fever.

It there is Providence that tempors
the wind to the shorn lamb, there is no
doubt that the same all.watchful guide Of
the winds has turned its icy blasts SO
wisely across the southern states this win
ter. The unusual severity of the winter
which has brought nine inches and more
OF snow at Marshall, Texas, set ice to
flowing in the Red river and turned a
storm of chilling sleet upon florida, is a
dspensation for which this nation should
be devoutly thankful From how much
of suffering and misery it has saved us
we can never know; but we have at least
good reason to hope that it has averted
n visitation of the yellow fever plague
next summer, which otherwise would
have been more dreadful than any pesti.
lence which ever devasted this country, -
st. Louis Republican.
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A Wolnan's Loss.

1t has now become a mooted question
among scientists whether or not woman's
primitive beauty and vigor. which have been
lost could not be restored and extended by
the action of certain constitutional agents.
These agents must necessarily regulate and
build up, tortify and antagonize all existing
female irregularities and distractions which
have produced the i'll health, must revitaize
the blood and give youthful bloom to the
cheeks. The remedy must unload the locked
up secretions. must add red corpuscies to the
blood, aid digestion and strengthen the feeble
We are glad to announce that such remedy
has been found, and thousands of ladies are
being restored by its use. 1t is known as Dr.
Dromgoole's English Female Bitters.
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HOUSE.

tAC Sh~A|'
Pursuant to adjournment, the house
met at 8 80. Speaker Beafden In the
chair.
The Speaker announced the following
committees;
Insane Asyum-Messrs. Barnett, Muir
ply, Braly, jameson, Mcconnell, Stubbs,
Archer.
Under Mr.. Fishbacks resolution in
regard to collecting intimidation testimo-
ny, Messrs. Fishback, Burke, Wright,
Weir, Stanley, Simmons, Morris of Stone,
McCracken, Furbush.
Mr. Murphy presented a memorial
from the Arkansas Immigration Society,
citing what had been done in the past by
the society, press, although without the
sanction of law, and recommending the
advantages of the State be advertised,
and Sl5, 900 per annum be appropriated
to be expended for that purpose.
Mr.. Quatles offered resolution re-
questing the State Superintendent of
Public Instruction to submit to the com
mttee on education such facts as he may
have in regard to State and county super
vision of schools. Adopted.
NEW BILLS
By Mr.. Cluck; To amend section
Of the fee bill concerning sheriff s tees.
Road first time.
By Mr.. Conway: To relieve clerks,
sheriffs, and judges of circuit courts.
Read first time.
BY Mr., Brown of White: TO provide
for the levy of taxes, provide sinking
fund, etc The bill recommended that
$3.50, 900 be borrowed per year, and that
IA tax Of three mills in currency be col
lected on the dollar during the ensuing
three years; that, to create sinking
fund, one mill Oh the dollar be collected
during the same time; that this money
may be loaned to the finance board that
the school tax shall be two mills in au.
ditor's warrants. Read first time.
BY Mr.. Creekmore; To provide for
and regulate the appointment Of prose.
cutting attorneys, before justices of the
peace in criminal cases less than felony.
The court is to appoint and the salary to
be S. per day. Read first time.
By Mr. Hanley; To authorize defen'
dants to be witnesses in criminal cases
Read first time.
House bill No. l, special order for
10 80, to amend the Constitution by pre-
venting the payment of interest or prin.
ciple of the Levee or Holford bonds, was
read by request of Mr.. Fishback) for in
formation.
Mr. Thomas moved to refer to the
judicial committee.
Mr. Fishback-I think that motion
a reflection on the intelligence oi the
house
Mr. Fishback called for the ayes and
noes ON Mr.. Thomas motion to re-
fer.
The call was sustained, and the bill
ordered referred to the Judiciary commit
tee. Ayes, As; noes, Al.
Mr. Davidson of Sharp moved to
amend that the judiciary committee re-
port back rs soon as convenient. Mr..
Fshback says it took committee Of the
Constitutional convention fifteen days to
investigate
Mr.. Flshback-It is conceded that this
resolution involves twelve million Of the
peoples money it seems to me that
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THE DEATH-RATE OF

Our country is getting to be fearfully
alarming the average OF life being less
ened every year, without any reasonable
cause, death resulting generally from the
most insignificant origin. At this season
of the year especially, cold is such a
common thing that in the hurry OF every
day life we are apt to overlook the dan
dcrs attending it and often find too late,
that Fever or Lung trouble has already
set in. Thousands lose their lives in
this way every winter, while had Bos.
scHEE's GERMAN Syrup been taken, cure
would have resulted, and large bill
from a Doctor been avoided. For all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs, Bos
schee's German Syrup has proven itself
to bo the greatest discovery of its kind
in medicine. Every Druggist in the
country will tell you of its wonderful
effect. Over $4,000 bottles sold last
year withour single failure known.
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Grand Masauerade Ball.

There will be Grands Masquerade Ball at
Adelaide Hall, Font Smith, Monday night
January 81 1t will be the best thing of tha
Kind ever given in this part of the State. Ev-
cry precaution viii be taken as to the parties
admitted, aud any of our young gentlemen
and ladies who may desire to attend need
have no fears from that cause. All necessary
information may be obtained by addressing
Simon Baer. Fort Smith.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Conference.

The Little Rock Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church convenes in Van
Buren, at Mount Olive Church, Feb. Goth
1879 The Rev. Bishop Andrews will pre-
side. All friends are most respectfully inv-
ted to attend.
Al. PHILLIPS Preacher in charge.
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DIR. White delivers the lecture before the
Murphys, Wednesday night.
The weather is as balmy as spring, and
very delicious.
Busy at the depot, fixing the turn table
Guring the week.
The rumor is that the tank, heretofore To-
Gated at the Lees Creek bridge, is to be re-
moved to the neighborhood of lIayman's Mill
and will be operated by his machinery. That
is good,
Everybody. and their mothers law, are
happy during this beautiful weather.
AUSTIN & BOURLAND
Are offering their entire Stock Of WIN
TER CLOTHING, at COST
We are glad to learn that several of our
Young men joined Harmony Council, Tenn
perance Reform, Tuesday night. Now, boys,
s." hold fast to that which is good" as you
have everything to gain, and nothing to lose.
The pledge, honored and obeyed, is manhood
and a life of usefulness. To 60 back disgrace.
ruin and death.
Bro. Payne and his assistant, Slime Thrus-
ton, are located with us for a week or 50, loo
king after the Fort Smith business, as all
freight and passengers for that place stop
here now. There is not an agent on the road
that beats Mr.. Payne, or who does so much
work in so short time.
Tho work on the railroad, the pas week,
has made the town lively.
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Life is " reel" to the spinner.

Harrison Times We learn that our
county judge-Hon. W. S. Spring-was
served with notice of suit in the U. S.
Circuit Court against Boone county, for
some $4,000 in county scrip, on Thurs
day afternoon last. Now, will our coun-
ty protest, or will it go. by default? +?
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[. R. & +, S. Railway.

On and after the 2lst of October, trains
will run on this road leaving and arriving at
Van Buren. as follows.
Express and mail trains arrive at Van Bu-
rem at 4: AZ p. M, and leave for Little Rock
at 6 40 a. IN. Arrive at Argcnta at 3:lo P,
am, and leave at :45 a. nj.
Freight trains arrive at 05 p. m, and
leave here, going to Argenta, at ;4oa' M
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A rcvrend gentleman residing In n
neighboring town has had the misfortune
to own son who is addicted to drink.
The other night, when the family had re-
tired to rest, the son returned home in
his Usual condition When the clergy
man opened the door to his gracelcss off.
spring, he exclaimed "Drunt again,
Henry drunk again. "All right, faith
err replied the staggering repropate, 80
am | +"
Now that baby has been choked by
the rubber tube of nursing bottle,
mothers will believe the primeval sys
tenn of feeding offspring the best by a
large majority
Pants for IS p said seedy looking
man, reading a sign in window Of a
clothing store he was passing $50 do
|, l never painted so for s. in all my
| life,"
An Irishman, upon his arrival in the
United States, noting the great number
of military titles, exclaimed "What a
| diyil of battle.
~ 10 ualu lOI soHe lIleu w uluet oIhuu
the Lord. He calls them to be mechan-
ics and they straightway stumble into the
pulpit.
Josh Billings: 1t is always safe to
follow the religious belief that our moth
er taught us-there never was mother
yet who taught her child to be an inf
del.
Tea contains tannc acid, which COM
bines with milk and forms leather--and
now we know what makes old maids SO
tough.
If you've got bad wife don't liquor.
1t does no good
The best band to accompany lady
vacalist--a husband.
A paper that is always full of good
points-a paper of needles.
Why is blush like little girl2 Be.
cause it becomes a woman.
The way the ghouls are going for the
graves of great men almost makes us
afraid to die.
A fve-year-old of a family the other
day stood watching his baby brother, who
was making agreat noise over having his
face washed. The little fellow at last
lost his patience aud stamping his foot,
said "You think you have lots Of trou.
bic, but you don't know anything about
it, Wait till you're big enough to get a
lickiu' and then you'll see-won't he
mama ?"
Life is reel" to the spinner.
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400 Bushels Choice Sweet Potatoes.

Embracing all choice Varieties, which |
offer for sale, at my farm 6 miles East of
Van Buren, and at the store OF Shibley,
Moore & Co., in Van Buren,.
Jan, "a, 1879. DANIEL MICHAEL.
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Special Notices in the Local Columns
10 cts. per line for first and
8 cts. per line, for subse-
uuent insertions.
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On motion the joint assembly was dis
solved, and the house adjourned till $50
II. III Thursday.
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DIR. White delivers the lecture before the
Murphys, Wednesday night.
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Now that baby has been choked BY
the rubber tube of a nursing bottle
mothers will believe the primeval sys
TEN of feeding offspring the best by
large majority.
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As there Is every prospect OF large immi-
grafton to Arkansas, 1t Is reasonable to sup
pose that these
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Orders left at r. r. McKIBBEN'S s
Store rH reeeipe prompt attention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-11
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 3sJ.
q. y. survey No. 81 md I26.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, CARSON
u City. Nsvsda, Dec mber no. ISIS. Notice
II hereby given that X. W Leonafd. whose poet
on V address 10 San Francisco. California, has
this day made application for United states
patent Tor thirteen humid ed Il SO. linear leet
with surface ground Fix hundred COO iect In
width, being 30 feet on each side Of the middle
Of raid lode OF vein. situate In Gold niii Mining
District, County Of storey and State % Ney.da,
and ofncfslly surveyed. plated aud described 80
U. \. survey or Lot Ma 81 and i26. In Township
sixteen ii6I North. Ranges twenty C20l and
and 10 enty -ote t2lI tast. Mount Diablo Meridian,
add commonly known ~ the FLORIDA slLviH
MINING COMPLAINTS claim. and Described by
mstes and bounds according 90 U. y. survey.
lows. viz:
Beginning ct . post marked No. I, U. s. Sur.
vty NO. 81 and i26, located on sumnlit Of fte gc,
about 100 feet east OF American Flat toll road
ADD about 600 feet souih Of the old toll gate,
and whence btars the northwest corner OF Bee.
ton eighteen tisl. To~nship siIteen usj north.
Range wenty-one t3ll east, N. u. NJ. souih nye
and one-hAlf t5k) degrees wet. disia I nifty.
nine 500 feet, and the Flagstaff on Mount Ds.
wilson north eleven and one.hsli iiikl d,grves
east thence running from sald Po.t No. I hrst
courre. south l,C0 feet to Post No. Q. thence,
second coufse. west COO feet 10 Poet No 81
thence, th,rd course. north I DO i.et TO Post
No. 4; thence. fourth course. east gao feet TO
Post No. !, the place Of MISUNDERSTANDING
seventeen acres aud yi.lOO OF an are Of land.
Including the top or apex OF said lode or vein
for said 100 feet on the courre thereof.
Bearings expressed from true meridian. NAG.
netic variation, ID dsgr~er 10 minutes fast.
Said claim IL bounded on the south by tho
Pony Esprrr. Gold and Silver MiLing Compa.
nys claim. and constitutes the nofthsfly i,SVo
feet Of that certain mining locaiion or sinally
made about June n. isec. ard then called tho
Pom, Exprrss Company Gold and silver Ledge,
In Ihs Old Blue sulphur Springs Mining Dis.
triet. record whereof 10 Loot or destroyed.
Recorded Lotic. u tho claim hereby sought
10 be patented may be found In book of Loea.
lions, At pages q and "a. storey County liseords,
81 Virginia City. Nevada.
dssi ssd q. n. HARRIS, Resisttf.
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
TO mi YANKEE NINE.
3DI.

TT 4. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
" Nevada Derembrr in las -SotIc. ~
hereby Given thAi ,John N.,weli a,,d n n
Ir.sdxcii nv j \. Gigaorr tb.jr atio,rs, IN
faet AMI \ eo.oxne, vbose no.,osie. sdsr.s. \.
yiryinin div Naval, h.. mi. ,l,y al..i his
applie.tion IN a natent M, F,r,.an iinns,.s
Iircar ie.t M the YlSKEE NM an ~.
Irnrier I,sls n, Vain L..rt,, ,aii ana .i,sr
rim .u,f.c. s,o,,a "a, $500, -, a. ,.it,h'
.,ins,c Nina snd s.,n,, ~ Gaii nm u,n',,,
n,s,,,s; ro,r,v of &C.,, go $500 $3.50
"a rn,Sn ~, 'Is.NvIays 4, -. 80, 80,
"a nms,.i "a, ~ ~ a. M. w. W.,
sna "a. a., : p,aaos S'.,sm,
49, ,ysn...y az nAns.N ,'as'o'
houh. Dis"," l.cIiuians ,he eAleiiof oouhu.-
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nFFIcE OF THE JOE sCATEs CONSOLE.
" DATED SILVER MINING COMPANY,
San Franeisoo. CAL. January ~, is1p-rhs an.
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Joe
scster Consolidated tilver Mining Company will
be held 81 the ofiee Of the company, No. COS
California street, Room II, on SATURDAY,
February -. 1879. at II O'Clock A. H., for the
election OF . Board Of Directors TO serve for the
ensuing year. and Tor ths transaction of such
other business ~ may properly come before the
meeting. TranSfer books will be closed from
February blh until February i7th.
ja20 ID FRANK MOVER, Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders In the Troisn Mining
Company Tor the election Of . Board Of i've
Directors 10 rcrve for the ensuing year. and
for The Transaction OF such other business a.
held II their ONCE. koom ~. tsfs Deposit
building ,J2s Montgomery street. San Francisco,
California, on FRIDAY. the twtnty.drpt day Of
Fsbruay. 1917, Of . o'clock r. u. The transfer
books will be closed according 20 the bylaws,
from Tuesday. the eleventh day OF February.
1879. at Z O'Clock r. ~. until after the meeting.
feStd DAVID XILDkR. bscrrtarI.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

TUE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING. OF
the PROSPECT GOLD AND slLvkh
MINING COMPANY will be held at the omte
Of the Company. Rcom D. Nc. 10 ran,ems
street, San frsnci,cn. California. 90
the ilth day Of February. 1879, Of the houa OF .
O'Clock ?. ~. for the purpose o. elecunf apo.Iu
and the tnnssction OF such other businees -
wAnNER CRAIG. SECRETARY.
Ofies-Roon D.. No. $40 ssnsoms street. tan
Frsneiseo. California. teosd
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uARrrosp nIxIsa coMsAsy

storey county. Nevada.
Location Of principal place Of business. Ban
Francisco, California.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Dlrectorr. held on the Cth day Of February,
1879. an assessment mo. b)ofTwo t) Cents per
snare was levied upon the capital stock OF the
NM. ynia ed payi 10 ,he sess.as,y' Z, he once
Of the Company, No. sc Pine street, Room
3, S,n Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF March.
lsT9, will % delinquent, and advertised Tor
sale At public auction, and unless payment 70
made before, will be sold on FRIDAY, the
18th day OF March, 1872. TO pay the delin'
qucnt Assessment. together with costs OF adver'
Using and expenses OF sale.
EDWARD n. STONE, Secretary.
Onics-No. sO6 Zine street Room Y :
Francisco, California. ieota
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And In accordance With law, and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the ID
dav OF January. 1879. 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock a. maj be necessary VIII
Company, Room 8. No. 30 Bush street, Ban
PrsncIsco. California. on FRIDAY, the 18th day
Of Fsbrusry, 1879, at the hour OF O'Clock =. n.
of aid day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
W. K. DEAN, SECRETARY.
onhce-Room Q. No. 3o3 Bush street. Z
Francisco. California. feetd
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sTuHwAY 4 SONS PIANOS.

IN J.. JEssuP HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
q by me Sole Agentior the sale Of tho above
INSTRUMENT st the City OF Virginia and vicinity.
be 10 the only person authorized 10 cell the
same or empowered 10 give the required Five
Year warrantee. MATTHIAS GRAY.
Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast.
San Francisco. GAL. November !. ISIS:
y. J. JESSUP,
Agent, No. 1911 eouth q street.
Orders may be left with q. Beriiner. Main
street, Gold NH.
RI Pianos sold on instailmsnts. moo In
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OyERMAN Silver MINING

OCOMfANr .-LOchtlOh o. principal plAce
Of businers, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill. 6torc county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Board OF DIRECTOR. held on the 18th day Of
January. 1873. an assessment mo. ts) OF Three
Dollars tf3l per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable I'M
mcdiAfely. In United states gold coin. TO the
Secretary, at tbs ONCE Of the Company. NO ia
Califomis street. Ban Francisco, California. =.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the finh day Of March.
ALE Al public auction. and unless payment 10
made before will be sold on WEDNESDAY,
the 26th day OF March, 1919, 10 pay ths delin-
quent assessment. togethsr with costs Of adver.
tising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the hoard OF Directors.
0EO. ID. EDWARDS. secretary.
omce-No. 4it California street. Ban fran
cisco. California. ja79td