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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-11-13
THURSDAY. ;: NOV. ID, 1879.
Reduced Rates of Advertising 1879.

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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-11-13

Mr.. w. II. Rose has bought 8
beautiful black horse to match
Thunder.
Mrs. Gov. Jno. c. Brown left
Tuesday on a pleasure trip East
taking with her Daisy and John.
The beautiful music of the Miss
e. Vaccaro is greatly missed at the
st. Giles.
Blankets I'D to 1874 from $3.50 to $l5
pair at ROsenau d Loveman's.
Such a dust last Saturday. We
got enough sand out of our ears to
pack away our winter potatoes.
See notice of dissolution of the
firm of G. A. Pope d Co., in our ad
vertising columns this morning.
Garrett 81 Thompson advertise a
new special brand of cigars this
mOrning-"The st. Giles"
Ladies' and Misses colored cotton and
IL
ROsenau 81 Loveman's.
A man named Savage was elected
judge in Nebraska last week.
Lord, save usi
Mr.. John Lasseter has been very
sick two or three weeks with ty-
phoid fever.
Mr.. Guy Sumpter is going to put
up two cottages for rent on the lot
on lst Main, just south of 10. Pat
terson's.
Two-button ladies' Kid Gloves at so
cents pair at RosonHu & Loveman's.
We announced freezing cold"
last week, but before the paper was
dry the wind shifted and blew
blazes-blue blazes.
--Ss~-
We are sorry to learn that the es-
family of Capt. j. L. Hill
will leave for Nashville next week to
reside.
Rev. Mr.. Gailor was taken quite
i'll Monday night. He will hold ser
vices at Spring Hill Sunday if he
RECEIVERS sufficiently.
We have the best assortment ever
Kept by us of Table Linen, Doylies and
Napkins. RosENAU & LovEMAN.
--SS~--
Mr.. Guy Sumpter owns and
irives the black gelding formerly
owned byCapt. Taylor. He is a
asst roadster.
DIR. and Mrs. j. F. Grant spent
Ill of last week visiting on Brad
haw and in Lincoln, returning
sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12
Cutting a Continent In Two.

For nearly four hundred years the
project OF a ship canal across some
point in Central America or Mexico has
been talked Of by men like Certez, the
conqueror Of MEXICO. but at last the
dreams Of these ideslists seem about to
b. realized and Il IL difficult to predict
What will be the result OF carrying this
mighty scheme into execution. It will
certainly attract hundreds Of Thousands
OF adventurous from all civilized ooun-
tries. and II . healthy country happens
to be selected a. . route Il will result In
permanent settlements Of vast import
anos to Central America. The unior.
tunate selection OF the Chagrss River
route for the Isthmus Railroad did much
10 rstard the development Of that highly
favored county. There are only . few
river valleys In that region whsrs mala.
rial disease prevail. and the Panama
rosd was planted In the worst that could
b adopted. On the high lands Of Gen.
tral America, fatal fsvsrs are never met
with. Immigration Of . few hundred
thousand Europeans or North Americans
would soon make the neiahborhoed Of
the canal . perfect garden Of Eden.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12

Nominations In stakes must b made to the
esorstasy on or before the lst day Of August,
1873. Entries for the purses must Be made
For Mondays races. on the Saturday preceding;
for Wednesdays ncss, on Monday; and for
Fridays races on Wednesday. Of the regular
time for clostng entries, % dssignatsd By the
rules. Those who have nominations In stskss
must name 70 the Secretary, IN writing, which
they will start, the day before the rsce, ct 9 ?.
=. Horses sntsfcd IN purse can only b drawn
By the consent Of thS JUDGES.
Tbs rules Of the Pacific Blood Horss Associs.
ton will govern running races.
The winnsr Of the stake for 1yeu olds to be
run a Bsoram4nto, SEP. 10, to carry . pounds
extra, and OF rriday'st yesr old, then . pounds
extra. Bhould the same COLT win both VI theet
stakes 10 shall carry 70 pounds extra.
AL horses entering for bnte purses must D.
owned and kept In Nevada and California easi
81 the Sisrrs Nsvsdss for six months prior 70
day Of raos.
entries to all trotsing pursss will close Sep.
tsmbsr 10 with the escfstsry.
rive or more 70 enter, md thrss OF more 70
start In all nces for purses.
NstionL Trotting Association rulss to govern
trotting ncsa. Pacific Coast Blood Horse Asso'
citation rulss 10 govern running rsots, ssospt "
above.
I.sh d.y's rssss win commence promptly q
I O'Clock ,. y.
An sntie1 mus b directed 70 p. B. Com
stock. SECRETARY Of ths socisty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12

TEE Hebrew Convention or Council In
New York has concluded its business In
q most harmonious manner and I'D.
journed sine de. The officers chosen to
constitute the Executive Board are:
President. Morris 10th; Vice President.
A. L. Sangsrny; Secretary. L. Levy;
Treasurer. Solomon Levy. The TribuHs,
in an editorial article on this Council
aud its doings. says: ''It 10 the first
religious body which. - . whole. has
perceived that the great social evil OF the
day il q surplussgs Of idle population in
cities. and which has proposed to take
practical means to remedy 1t by the pur'
chase Of land BY capitalists. who shall
lend money to poor families to oolouizs
II, the amount remaining . lien on the
property on easy terms. This Council
looked upon the United States - q new
promised land"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12

On the day the duty on quinins was
repealed. Powers i wsiGhtman. the
largest manufacturers Of the drug in the
United States. tslesraphed from Phila-
dslphia TO New York that NO further
purchases OF bark should Be made on
their account. One Of the members Of
the nrm remarked: 1--WE have resolved
70 discontinue the manufacture OF qui.
nine. Nov that Congress has decided
that the drug shall be admitted free. 1t is
Questionable whether ws could Prohta-
bly, compete with foreign countries.
England. Germany. France and Italy
can obtain the bark at . cheaper rate
than W can procure II. and with the i'm
proved machinery used on the continent.
together With the low price Of labor. 1t ID
slmost certain that they could undersell
n 4. Az any rate, We shall take no fur
thsr part In the business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12
woellss Their Way Through.
Ssirsr State, July 10.

obt" osost 10y
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Pryor was
requested BY the railroad authorities TO
search certain cars in freight train No.
z, which arrived here In the ~aftsrnoon.
for dead heads" The cars specified
were locked and the seals bore the Sac.
ramento stamp. The hrst q opened
and searched contained wool. between
bales Of which four abls-bodied men
we're found In . sw~sltsring condition.
The interior Of the oar wa suf3ocatingly
hot, even with the doom open. and the
free riders enjoyed the luxury Of . warm
berth while crossing the mountains.
They were provided with plenty Of pro-
visions to last them TO Omaha, but their
supply Of water was very limited. The
officer searched them and found some
skeleton keys In their possession, bot a.
the cars are locked on the outside. OF
course the keys could not DO used to
open the door whom they desired to get
out. The superstition, therefore, IL
that they came through from Sacra-
mento in the wool . I. The men were
taken to jail to await the arrival OF Oh.
GERS from Sacramento.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12
DIED.

vRNJOHAN-ln Gold Hill, July -, CLARA
Margaret. youngest daughter Of fstsr and
Anida Vsnjohxn, aged 8 ysars and month.
1.-THE funeral will take place tomorrow teun.
day) At 8 o'clock ?. H.. from the residence Of
the parents. No. % Tunnel toilrosd.l
Mc0INTY-In Bodis, July Z. John Mc0inty,
formerly Of Gold Hnl, assd 81 years.
BioRLOw--In Virginia, July 10, Percy Aylmsf,
son OF Palmer and Fannie d. Bigslov. agsd
months and Z days.
pOwLER--ln virginia, July 10. 9arret, son Of
Martin and Kats Bowler. aged Q months.
oLlNaHOUsR-ln wsdsvorth, July 10, Hsttis.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. olinghouss,
aged . years and 9 months.
LYAAN-In white River Junctisu. Vermont,
July 10, ueerge Lyman. aged u years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12

TIE Coppsrhead and Ksarusy wings
Of the New Constitution party do not
work veil together. The Honorable
Bilks.' seriously object to the indorss-
msnt Of the Ksarnsyitss Of their gubsr-
natorial candidate. DR.. Glenn, and their
State Central Committee held Q meeting
on the subject last Monday. After con-
siderable discussion they finally decided
70 hold another meeting next Monday
evening. when DR.. Glenn is expected to
b present In person. II he then and
there will agree to decline the Demo-
essHo or Ksarnsyits nomination he will
b allowed to retain his position on the
81. B. ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12
G And o

Two cases Of attempted suicide were
recorded yesterday. Both attempts
we're made with poisonous drugs. doubt
less obtained for the purpose from some
drug store. Druggists who sell such NJ
tiolss without complying with the 70
strictions usual in al civilized commu-
mites should be prosecuted and made 70
suffer the extreme penalty. Perhaps,
however. they do exercise - much dis
crstion - possible. and II the will Of any
one 10 to commit suicide, the way and
the means viii always Be found. Per
hsps. too. ID would be - we'll to remove
all restrictions and give vould.bs sui
cides every facility In the accomplish
mont OF thsir hearts desire. Why
should va cruelty force Q man 70 live
whom he longs to disf
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Saponaceous.



The owners OF the soap mine out neal
Coral Hill. on South Fork. have put {
couple Of men at work loading teams a
the mine for this place. Having thor.
oughly tested the value Of IL product
and become perfectly convinced Of Ii
utility for al the purposes Of . prime
article Of soap, the ~propriston Of the
property are now about 10 begin the
msnuisoturs Of . hns msrchantabis Or.
ticls, In Elko. The cost Of the neosss.
airy machinery for the purpose Il, We
understand. comparatively light. and
preparations for businsss oar b Per.
fsctsd in . very short time. II IL not
proposed to sfsct works Of sufacisnt
magnitude to rsvolutionise the soap
market just ct present. bat With the in.
exhsustibls supply Of superior material
at their disposal. and to b had ct the
mere cost Of shovsling Il into wagons,
the time In not far distant when that re-
suit will Be effected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12

Owno 70 the stringent laws against
tranps which have been passed BY
various States, that Objectionable class
Of citizens have been driven to dsspsra-
ton. The New York Tunes gives an 90
count Of . ANAL army Of them who. q
few days ago. colonizsd themselves on
. tract Of land near Nswbsrg. on the
Hudson. There they stood at bay, dc.
tying village constable or anybody else.
and living BY robbing h~snroosts. orch
ards. and foraging on the resources oil
the country generally. They did not
hssitats to declare that the world owed
them . living and they would not work.
Il got . little too hot for them pretty
soon. and breaking up into squads Of .
dossn or two, they left to forage in
other sections.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12
sExsIsLE

In tho older States Of this Union Sun
day Ii BY many considered . season Of
penance. wherein the sins Of the six pre-
osding days are TO Be atonsd for. In
the newer commonwealth . rsvulEon
Of feeling has caused the day to be re-
garded the same - al othen-to bs 90
cupisd with trading and working and the
usual vocations Of life. These are the
extremes. Our people are fast learning
that the golden mean has bsen reached
by the sensible. philosophio and pleas.
~urs-loving Germans. With them Sun
day il just what u should bs-vhas 1t
was iatsndsd to bs-aday Of recreation.
This Il . part Of thsir practical religion,
that IL bang soospssd By al intelligent
people. Instsad Of coping Themselves
up In hot churches. 10 hear lons-vindsd
sermons on trits subjects. shop-worn
msu and houss-tirsd women, 60 forth
into the open air for . day Of rsstiul
communion with Nature. How much
better d this than to wear ont The body,
- we'll - the soul. In The Observance Of
old-fashioned customs that are respect.
able only because shsy are antique. To.
morrow our German friends will give al
Who desire an opportunity to join In
their Observance Of the day. To thoss
Who have held to the old dogmaio idss'
Of religion. We commend . relaxation
but most Of all. 10 the man Of business
IL the advice applicable. To him VI
say: Shut up the shop for one day. and
give your mind and body . rest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12

CILVER HILL MINING COAPA.
- Medication Of principal place Of bust.
meas, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. aold Hall. Storey county.
STATE Of Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. that a . mssting Of
the Board OF Directors. hsld on the 10Th day o.
July, 1879, IN assessment (No. U OF
Pity osnts per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable I'm.
mediateiy, In United States gold coin, 70 the
secretary, q The once Of the Company, Room
., No. los Bush street, San Francisco. Call.
Inys stock upon which this assessment shsil
remain unpaid on the isth day Of August,
1879, win Be- delinquent. and advertised foz
sale 81 public auction. and unlees payment 10
made bsfors will be sold on THURSDAY. the
9Th day Of September. 1879. TO pa, ths delin.
queut ssesssment, together with costa Of sdver.
using and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
". z. DEAN. Secretary.
omos-Roon Q. No. 3os Bush street, 6os-
mopolitsn Hotel, Ian ~Fraacisco, California.
r-n lyl2 ID r'nT.
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Como.

60 Carsos Appeal, July II. Q
Captain witherill returned from Como
yesterday. where he has been prospect
Ing. Hs reports all the old locations -
having been recently relocated. There
are now only Ave men at work there. A
few days since they sent some rock 70
b worked In q mill near Dayton, but
they are very rsticsnt a to the result.
Como at one time was o very lively
camp. but now Il II . home for owls
and bats. So was also Bodis . couple
Of years since . dead place, after having
been . live place several times. and To-
day IL 10 the busiest town on the coast.
Who oar tell but what Como may loom
up again. rr .r.
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PHRMIUns.


LAdiss' Grand roufrsmsnt. for The most %
oomplshsd and graceful lady ridsrs. Tuesday
Octoesr 3, 10 O'Clock Az. -.
The Society o6srs four prsmiums, which vii
eonsist q tbs aocistyb SILVER Pate. valued ~
spectivsly q 500. 60. 30 and ~.
The lady Who 10 sdjudgsd nrst, shail have heI
choice OF all prsmiums o4srsd. The second
LADY shall have second choioe, and 20 on.
II 10 sxpectsd that Other special premiumi
VIII b sddsd 70 ths List By private oontiou'
ton.
None but lsdIes Of the highest rsspseabinty
win b allowed 70 oompets for prtssa -,
Ladies Wishing b compose for prizes VII
please send names 70 Dsorstaxy, tndorssd by
TIVE members q he 6octs1y.
Military Tsarsansst-le s'cIsek a. n.
PREMIUM $50, and medal premium Of gold
medal, value eioo DIN Of President stsvsnson)
for the Ssst dtiilsd Military oompany--no
shoottng.' The Company COMPETING shan ~
port With nos lses than forty nsn, and viii b
required 70 drill IN scoordsnos with "Upton's
U.B. Army Tactics, /. n ths '.6ohool Of ne Com
pa1y," peragxapha la - Ia md IN sktrmish
dhl. psnsfsphs ~ % -. .se;r7a
&C. UxgyHNo0Ns rrssi1est.
p. ooaeTooIs es~sseT Hn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12
o1ANr AND THE DEAOcRAcY,
a.u.r.i Gran. continues to be the

osnsrsl Grant continues 10 be The
-.o.rsorov Of the Democratic party.
They remember too well how he
whipped them and their C~onfsdsracy in
the South and at the polls in the North.
and, kssply alive to the possibility that
he misht come and thrash them again
nszs year, they cannot help keeping
shsir eye nsrvously upon him. AL his
latest movements during his great pleas
urs Trip throughout the world are vigi'
lantly recorded in all the Democratic pa
psrs, With spprshsnsivs spsculstions a.
70 his possible future course. dsstina-
ton and intsnton. This facilitating
fear Of Grant VA the principal motive
and cause Of their revolutionary
legislation and political machine
lions during the recent session Of
Conarsss. AL their efforts to repeal
the election laws relative to United
.sassss Marshals or troops being en-
powered 10 protect the polls and the
rights Of all legal voters In the exercise
Of their just American franchise were
mere In reference to the coming Prssi-
dental election than anything else.
whsn President Hayes was officially in
formed that Congress lad failed 10
psss ths Marshals' bill over his veto. he
promptly took occasion to remind both
houses that with the close Of the session.
thea Asar ct hand. there would Be no
funds with which TO pay the Marshals.
that the operations Of the Courts would
b embarrassed. and possibly the public
safsty would b endangered. In response
to his appeal for appropriations. with
which to carry on the Courts without
dinisuity. both houses BY formal votes
returned . deliberate refusal. They
could not we'll have done more TO indi.
cate and declare their real purpose.
Itvas virtually the old contest between
ths Southern Coniederaey and the
United States renewed. and the Con-
fsdsrscy almost made an effective win
ming. The contest. the strong effort and
The purpose we're all too palpabls. and
The eject will not be liable to create
anything like an uncomfortable popular
demand next year for . Democratic
President. On the contrary. eve the
noss sensible portion Of the De-
noerssy have regarded the bull.
dosing efforts Of thsir Congress
sional representatives with disspproval,
- bsing poo, political policy and gsnsr.
siship. II has opened the eyes Of all
loyal Americans to the danger Of trust
ing political power or the rsins Of Gov
eminent into the hands Of the disloysl
Democracy. and has done more to rsunits
and consolidate the Republican party
than anything since the close Of the war.
Uneonsciously the Democratic party
have been working most snergetically to
slset Grant and bring about the very re-
suit they the most fear. II the man on
horssback with q cigar in his mouth ID
made President Of these United States
again next year. Ii will Be because the
Democracy have forced the issue and
The people have met it. They want NO
more Democratic nonsense.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12

TIE negotiations between Russia and
the United States relative to the fisheries
in Alaska have resulted In an arrange.
msnt By which vessels Of the United
States are allowed to hsh In Russian
waters in return for the payment Of
mono compensation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12

TEE Empress Eugenis could not ct
arst believe the intelligence Of her sons
death. and Lord Sydney was obliged to
produce the official kilograms received at
the Government offices. and. above all, .
message Of coincidence from Lady Frsrs.
These proofs at once convinced the EN-.
press, and her grisf VA terrible. Queen
Victoria was deeply Affected BY the news.
weeping very sinosrsly over II.
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED

ITO TIE YoLLowINo.NAMRD DEFEND.
l ants, and 70 al owners OF or claimants 70
the real esAts and improvements thereon. or
improvements when assesssd separatsly, In the
hereinafter described, known and unknown;
Ysu are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced In the justices Court Of Township
No, 8, Storey county, Nevada, by the State OF
Nevada, plaintiff. against, each Of the defendants
hereinafter named, and each Of the fellow.
ing-dsscribed tracts or parcels Of lsod. with
the improvements thereon. and improvements
when sepArssely assessed, and all owners OF or
claimants 70 the same. known or unkuo IN, 70
recover the tax and delinquency ssssssed 70
said defendants against said property. for the
nscai year commanding the Let Day Of January,
and that 0 summons has been duly tssued In
each case. And you are further notified thai
unless you appear and answer the complaint
nled In said court on or before the 18th day OF
August. A. o; 1879. q The hour q Il o,eiecs
against you and the real estate and improve.
ments therein described, for the amount OF TAI
and ~dslinqusncy specified and costs OF suit
Mans. Tds and Delinquency.
d, Heagsrty--Tsx and delinquency on
part Of lot No. Il. block NO. !, range
D, and improvements. ...............Slo %
Gee Les-Tsx and dslinqusucy on ~ feet
OF lot No. ., block No. Q. range q. and
Burke ! ssmiison Mining o.. : oerpors.
tion-rax and delinquency on lot No.
81. block No. !, range II, and improve
ments. - W
J, p. Adams-Tax and delinquency on
part Of lot u. block /. range x, and
u 20
r. J. A~amiltno-rax and. delinquency on
lots IN and II, block o. range O.
and improvements ................ I'll %
Dennis Cahin-Tax and delinquency on
g.. ,N.h narN NJ lnk 40 hl0AE
n an 3D. 5, "a sI inS:o1sn:s:.; : $40
Chonta Mining Co.-Tax and delinquency
on land ard Improvements west Of lot -
%. block Q. range D.......-........ - 90
j. q. HARRIe,
District Attorney. Storey Co., New.
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or c0PARTNtRSRIP.

NoTIcR u HKRxBY GIVEN THAT rHR
IN corartnersnip heretofore existing BE-
tween J. u. Stephens and r. J. Psters, under
the frm zane and style Of Stephens : Petsrs.
N The Msdgs Saloon. Main street. Cola Hi. q
btsvsns will continue the business st ths cam
place. and assumss oil liabilities Of the lats
hrm and u fully authorized 70 collect ali
mousyy dine. All psrsons tndsbtAd 70 ths late
nfm win please come forward and settle With.
out further notice. In. sTxPHRNs.
Cola HrI. Jups %. Ism. MIN
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A orxTLzxAx bsins threatened with
an infectious fever said 10 hiS little son,
who, In "a afsotionats mood. wished TO
embrace him. lyon mustn't hug me
you'll catch the fever" Willie, stand.
Ing back. looked In amassmsnt upon his
papa. who. By ths way, u pattsrn OF
p~ropristy. and quickly ssksd "why,
psps, who did you hugf"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-12

oxxnAL GIANT during his journey
haa shovn IN omnivorous desire to see.
hear and learn everything. Tho ind.
yiduals OF his party, when returning
nom an Independent tour OF observa-
tiop. we're invited. TO give him an &C.
cuns Of svsrythins they bad seen. BE
!. .s,d 10 have . remarkably rstsnsivs
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District Attorney. Storey Co., New.
Virginia, New, July II. 1878. iyl2 I'd

GOULD 4 CURRY slLvER HIN.
" ING COMPANY. = Location Of principal
place Of business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Virginia. STOREY county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that q . meeting
Of July, ls19. Q assessment mo. so) Of
Ono Dollar tSN per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the oorpo.
ration. payable immsdistely, In United States
gold com, 10 the Secretary, ct the of1ce Of the
Company. Room 90. Nevada Block. No. 9oe
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the i4ih day Of August,
1878. will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, the ID
day Of september. 1879, 10 pay the delinquent
assessmsnt. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
Dy order Of the Board OF Dirsctor.
ALFRED Z. DURBRoW, Secretary.
Onics-Roon No. 90. Nevada Block. No. 800
Montgomery street. San Francisco. California.
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