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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-07
LOW PRICES
Call and Examine Our Stock
B. LOVGlStGil & Bros
LEcAL.
NOn-R esidens Notice.

No. S5S R, DIN the Probate Court Of Sbe,,,,
county, Tennessee-J. S. and j. A. Men
ken, executors Of Nathan ID. Menkep, de-
ceased, VS.. Herman Meyer ct al.
I appearing from the original bin in this
4 cause, which is sworn to, that defendants
Herman Meyer, Morris Meyer, Leah Never
and Amelia Meyer, are minors and non-resi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee: it is therefore
Srdefeu that they, make their appearance
herein at the courthouse of our said Probate
Court, in. the Taxing District of Shelly
county tMemPhis), Tennessee, on or before
inc nrst Monday in July, 1879, and plead.
answer or demur to COMPLIMENTS bill, or
The same, will be taken for confessed as ia
them and set for hearing ex-parte: and that y
copy OF this order be published once a week
This June I, 1879.
A c0py-Attest:
mn OWEN DWYER, CLERK.
Graft q Cooper, and Thos. M. Scruees. sot,
for complainant. S-gi.sq7- ~
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LEDGER LINES.
Kirkland's shirts.

Kirkland's shirts,
Six for 50.
Paris hats at Lavigne's.
The best shoes in the city at the
Big Boot shoe store, 344 Main.
Tomorrow is the Sabbath, sweet
day of rest" and is Trinity Sunday.
The gas Office has removed to the
Masonic Temple building, on Madison
street.
The Maennerchor Club will 60 a
few miles from the city to a picnic to-
morrow.
Picnics are the present rage aUong
the school children, whose vacation
has Just begun.
Green corn at thirty cents per dozen
ears are among our marketable luxu-
iles ~ present.
The whining school girl and boy no
longer trudges unwillingly to school.
Vacation gives them rest, and a long
one is promised.
The luminous orb shines strong and
sends forth a power of heat TODAY. II
started out at 6 o'clock this morning
with the mercury at 81.
The rise and fall of the thermome-
ter yesterday was 24'-the highest be-
ing $50 aud the lowest 640. 1t was to
be cooler this morning and to.mor-
row.
Those who have been off on fishing
excursions recently report that mos
q%uitoes bite more freely than the fish
There is not much in the sport JUS
now.
Rob Young, at the old stand, corner
of Second and Monroe, has received
another lot Of the Louisville drawing
and a large stock Of reading matter
for Sunday,
The Batesville, Captain Maumus il
command, came in at noon, and re.
turns this evening at o'clock, sharp
to St. Francis river, going through t
Mariana. carrying the mail and Civ
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Creditors NOiiI.p-

No. $3.50 In the Chancerv ro,.
county, Tennessee-W, ~ VILE % shelby
Plummer ct al. vs. oohn A.
1 appearing from tho bill in this canss tho.
i Is q proceeding instituted 70 '"u;e mat
ana settle the estate of G.. Ii. Davis d up
o oydSsyS 4 az insoIyent estate; it is therefore
tao mako their appearance bere;inm sara es-
eouft-house in Memphis, and have than ~ 1ne
made parties and file and establisbn tsbblSclyeS
on or before tho 7th day Of D .nyar Ser
t iSa'i a OF co oPS s 81 fSi viii drg BE- forever pr barred; and
q week for four successive weniueq once
Ledger. "oeAs IN the
This 7h day of June, 1879.
A copy-Attesl:
By Il. B. n c Il BLACK K Clerk and master.
Metealf y Walker, Soils. for connio
9l-97,l0} complainant.
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Closing Exercises az the Market
Street Schools.

&A01an AANHNa0C& aU XIX NHHNLNAR
Street Schools.
The pupils of school-rooms Nos.
and ?, in the Market street school
house, taught by Mr.. NJ. d. Dugan
and Mrs. +. w. Smith, held their
closing exercises yesterday afternoon
before a large gathering of their
parents, guardians and friends. Much
enthusiasm was manifested at the at
tractive rendition Of the programme.
School visitor George Dent served
gracefully as master of ceremonies.
and he was ably assisted by Mr.. Dugan
and Mrs. Smith, The latter had ex-
erted themselves in the work of pre-
pairing the pupils for their final effort,
at least for a season..
The programme opened with a reel
tation called Drowned" by Florence
Latting, a pleasing little lady of supe-
rior mind. Her delivery gave proof
of good training and she was suitably
rewarded with magnolias and other
floral favors. Next was "Grandma's
Beau by Mollie Green, another well
spoken piece and so recognized by the
audience" Following was a dialogue
called the "Marplot," in which the
prominent actors were Chas. Bowers,
Florence Latting, Rosa Marshall, Lee
Cornell and Mollie Green.
Aunt Tibitha," by Frances Seller
and Mamie Dugan, attracted pleas
ant comment, while select reading by
Mamie Clark was also good for one so
youthful. A composition by Willie
Grey and a recitation by Hen
rietta Bamberger, called The
Church Reveriv," gave evidence of
culture and bright promise in the
future. by the Alma River" by
Mary Dent and Mamie Dugan, and a
composition by John Lawless were
warmly eulogized. A recitation, will
the New Year Come Tonight" byHan-
nah Sellers, was excellent. Wound
ed" spoken by Fannie Prescott,
showed studied elocution of an efec-
tive order. My Lover" recited by
Mary Dugan, won good praise, while a
dialogue, in which the participants
were Ida Ellis, Mamie Clark, Atwood
Moore and Thomas Powers, broke
down in the middle, owing to
indisposition Of one of the lads to
complete his portion. The exhibition
closed with the Shadow Dance. from
Fanchon, by Fannie Prescott, whose
imitation of the wild, half crazy
Cricket, kept the spectators in a con-
tinual state of merriment from the
beginning to the.end. The children
of the schools mentioned have cause
to be proud of their preceptors, and
the latter will make clear-headed and
well Uniformed citizens of the former
ere their labors are ended.
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ing strict attention to all way business.
Birdie Banning has charge of the
Office.
A wager was made yesterday as to
what merchant sold the besS cigar Gr
the least money After giving all a
fair trial itlwas conceded that SCI Cole
man sold the best sc, Zoe, 12lc and Doc
cigar in the city.
1t is believed that the public schools
will not open for the fall ression until
October next No definite. time is
fixed, and there is no money in the
school boards treasury in fact, it is
nearly $1,000 short.
Luck comes to all occasionally.
Now is the time to buy ticket in the
Louisiana Lottery, the drawing of
which takes place June 18th. Whole
tickets $40, and fractional parts of.
tickets at proportional rates.
A number of young lady students
recently in attendance at Wards sem
mary at Nashville and other places,
passed through the city last evening
and took passage on the steamer Sher-
lock for their homes in the South.
The third annual meeting of the
Shelby Shelby County Teachers Iusti-
tute will be held at LeMoyne Normal
School Friday and Saturday, the 18th
and 18th of June. The exercises
will be interesting and instructive
and will, no doubt, be attended large |
ly by the friends of education and
progress.
The proposed Planters Line Of
steamers to points'below is a subject
of deep interest and fraught with a
weight of Importance to our CONNER
cial future. a number of people ap-
preciate the move and are busy in
bringing the scheme to a focus. The
matter is to be fully discussed at the
chamber of commerce meeting to be
held this afternoon.
The naval war vessel, Wachusett, is
under way from Boston to New Or
and will ascend the Mississippi
to St. Louis, water permitting, by the
first of next month. The present
being barely more than twelve
feet above this port, willnot let her up
for a while. The Wachusett is the
vessel upon which boys are to be en-
listed for the naval service.
A surveying party, under orders
from Major Benyaurd, Of the United
States engineers, left here by the
steamer Sherlock last night, to survey
and report upon the topography and
scientific structure of a strip of
country lying between Plaquemine and
Bayou Teche, La, about 100 miles
above New Orleans. There were
some six persons in the party, and
several will be added in the vicinity
of where the work is to be done.
DR.. Laurence requests us to correct
his monthly statement for May as fol-
lows: Remaining May LIST, 60; ad-
mitted, II mot II as published); dis
charged, 60 (not ~; died, II mot q.
Total number treated during the
month, 1874 daily average, g. remain
ing June 1st, 81. Total expeditureS
for May, S649.6O. Amount due from
the United States for maintenance
and treatment of marines, 1878. Cost
of hospital to Taxing District, s276.6 60.
The commissioners Of the hospital are
c. w. Goyer, chairman; Robert Gal
lOway and John 0verton.
I
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Sol Coleman, 3I6 Main st.
Light Cunrds, Concert.

On Friday evening next, at Estival
Park, the Memphis Light Guards
concert will be given. 1t is already
fixed that Miss Jenny Jones will sing
a selection from the opera of Ernani,
Miss Jennie Montgomery the Italian
boat song "Glide Gondola," Mrs.
Avery Lamb a selection from the
opera of Don Carlos, and Mrs. Maggie
Woodbridge Peters sleep on, Thou
Sweet Angel" This part of the pro-
gramme has been rehearsed and other
excellent features are also to be ad-
ded.
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MEETING,
Chamber of Commerce.
MENpnrs. Luna ls1

MENPms, June Z, 1879.
TIIERE will be a called meeting of the
l. Chamber of Commerce to take place TO
DAY, at o'clock, at the Cotton Exchange,
for the purpose Of considering the infepests
Of our citizens relative 10 local river paeket
lines. The interests Of our city arc deepiy
involved In this matter. ri hoped that our
business mon will give II that attention the
subject morits by turning out to this meeting.
By order j. A. HUNT. Vice pres't
SAN NJ GATES, Sec'y.
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They say Grace Greenwood has be-
come a Spiritualist. We are sur
prised at this. Does Grace never
think what horrible, disjointed, un.
grammatical ~halderdash her CO.
religionists will make her responsible
for after she has gone to the summer
.lapd2
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roal estate. to-wit: "escrlDe0
lot ~. g fronting on Second St,ee, n
J TS5S ElSk straat' d BEING ing the fourth hOt north Of
Also lot No. Al on the east sideo Wy oeeP;
street. being tho second lot north Of SSg9as
street., having q frontage Of 81 feet by io0 N5os
deep, also IN Fort Pickering. All ~ yybfsE.
Is In shelby c9NAty, Tennessee. =" "n'SN
a d aSsEPS Of q siS s' and IScIRn cash balance on
eSSSSgating notes, A lien win also be- rete I
This juno 6, 1879. "' w reValAed
M,nus OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
~ MT ~ 3, a 6SSNEEh, Sois, for complainant
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Court Sale of Real Estate

SOl r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shall,
county, ;~Tenn.-Sarah A. Mullen, ADM ~
Il A. Mullen, deceased, vs., Eva Mullen
Rf virtue Of a decree for sale entered bsro
~ iSbmnl, ! VII sell at pNble auction to The
dd1 oor' on OMsg oin IN iraRs Of the courthouse,
craving District OF Shalby cnnntrN ~ "osSees
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Straw hats AT bankrupt sale nj
cost until june 9th. Must be
closed out. Come and get "A bar,
gain. 2O7 Main street. IS
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ELECTION.
NOTICE

'HE stockholders of tho Horparso
tie annual sSa9S lC s%2lSsPIiSC&ny F Sse b hereby notified a tSSSt
ensuing year. will be held AZ tbues 70 serve tho
once, y Madison street, on Mond. vS9mpany's
procx between the hours of ia 4 SnSyi J9neSth,
~'" lEA. NELSON, gsP,m'
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RefrigeratOrs, Ice Chests, Water
Coolers, Jevett's Patent Filter,
ECe-cream Freezers, very low.
SGT +. j. TURNBULL, 234 Main.


The German Protestant Sunday-school
picnic will come off next Monday, June
9th, at Estival Park. So
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic cures indiges
ton and all disorders Of the stomach.
DIV
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is an unfailing
remedy for bilious and malarious fevers.
DIV
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THE gas office has removed to the Ma
sonic Temple building, on Madison street.
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Champion iron fence, neat,
durable and cheap. Stout & Co.,
agents, 30S Main street. 62t
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic never fails in
collie, dysentery and all disorders of a like
nature. DIV
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HYDRANT Hose-vERY CHEAP.
l8t BROWNE, 25S Second ST.
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Wire cloth fOr door and window
at Stout a. Co.'s, 35S Main.
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IL IMMENSE DRIVES.
2Sc Table Linen,
2Oc Corset,
2Jc Handkerchief.
WATKINS, 277 Main ~. 8

Baseball at Olympic Park, Haymakers
vs. Riyersides, Sunday evening.
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Baseball at Olympic Park, Hsymakers
vs.. Riversides, Sunday evening.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic gives perma-
nent relief in all choleric disorders; [d.w
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THE gas Office has removed to the Ma
sonic Temple building, on Madison street
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III Main street is watkins
number. sOt
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic gives tone to
the stomach and digestive organs. DIV
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And we have also the best DOMESTIC
cigars in the U. S. for Sc. Ask Sol Cole
man fer his famous No. los. 3l6 Main st.
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milwaukee beer and hot lunch,
FhIlip FransiOla, Union and ed.
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WOODTAG NAVY.
I'D, TgCTT19,

by the box at reduced price, and at retail,
81
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No. 276 Second Street. kYres Block,
No. ~ Main Street, Corner Of Adams.
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KAHN & FREIBERG.

Baseball at Olympic Park, Haymakers
VS.. Riversides, Sunday evening.
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THOROUGHBRED
and A!d9Il2T


SEVERAL thoroughbred hoifor calves and
- several high-grade Jersey calves for saie,
all sired BY my thoroughbred and RpoIsrFppp
bull ELKr0N,' OF my residence on Raw
bsGn Ssvenue' DAVID HADDEN.
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knights Of HeaOr Pins.
e5l l.. GOdshaw, 2S6 Main VI,
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Imported
imported
Imported
Imported
Imported
Imported
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THE FINEST
Imported Cigars in the World
JUST RECEIVED.

Fresh from the custom-house, New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15
sHERIFF's SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
L First Judicial Diitrict Of the State Of Ne.
vadA in and for the County Of Storsy.-yirgi.
MIA Savings Bank. plaintiff. W. Alfred Doten
and Mary 3. Dotan. defendants. Under and By
virtue OF an order Of sale and decree fUrclos.
ing certain mortgages upon the real estate here
matter described, issued out OF the District
Court Of the FIRST Judicial District, IN and for
storey County, State VI Nevada, on the 22d day
Of April, A. d.. 1870. In the above entitled SC
ton, wherein the Virgins Savings Bank, the
shove named plaintiff obtained a. iudgnent and
decree against ,aid Alfred Doten aud Mays.
Doten. defsndants. for the sum OF S5.262 90 In
gold coin. with interest at the rate Of three per
cent. per month from FebruAr, -, 1870. and
costs Of suit taxed at $T2 10 and $3.50 % counsel
fee, with interest thereon from this date at,the
rate OF ten per cent. per snnum. and 20 y
OF sale, which paid decree has been recorded BY
the Clerk OF said Court IN Judgment Book z,
nj page 81; and,a by said order and decres ! am
commanded TO cell all that certain city or town
lot situated In the town Of Gold Hill, County
Of Storey and State Of Neyads. bounded and
Ave lb), Range &C." Town Of Gold Hin. ~
designated upon the onicisl map Of said town,
boins the same property acquired by Alfred Do
ten, one OF tho defendants hsrein. from Matilda
Lynch, by deed dated March 8 .lSi2, and duly 70
corded ia records OF said Btorey county there
fore public notice is hereby given that on FIJI
day, the sixteenth day Of May, A. d. 1879. be-
tween the hours Of o O'Clock A. r.. and 0 O'Clock
r. ~. viz. At IA o'clock. noon. Of that day, IN
front OF the Court House doors In said city OF
Virginia. County Of Storey. | will. In obedience
to said order OF sails and decree OF foreclosure,
sell the above described property, or 30 much
thereof M IL necessary to ratisfy plaintiff . sxid
judgment aud the interest thereon and costs
and s~ccrulng costs Of sale 70 the highest and
beet bidder. for cash 10 gold coin OF the United
States. U. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff OF Storey County, Nevada.
by n. j. McCurcHAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Oaid
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VIRGINIA & TRUCKER RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
ron SAN

O SAN FRANCISCO.
Through Passenger Mad and Express Train
Leaves Virginia daily at 8 2. \. and Gold
Hin ct sis p. n; Mound House, 6:a5 ;
Carson. 7:s5; Steamboat, SAT. On every
day except Saturday connects with Ligkt-
sisg Express. leaving Reno at Q p. H..
arriving In San Francisco at ll:l0 A. n. on
following day. On Saturdays connects
only with Overland Passenger Truin. leaving
Reno d laos A. H., arriving In San Fran
cisco via Stockton 81 Sis p. y. on the fol-
lowing day.
Rstsr.isg. leaves San Francisco stlP.x..
arriving in Carson ct sos A. n, Gold Hill
d 1880. and Virginia at 1910 A. Y. on the
following day.
LOCAL PAssxxona raAxs.
For Cdrsoa mad Reno (Norsisg)-Leaves
Virginia 81 7:S0 A. n. and Gold Hill At
f:45 4. H., arriving In Reno al 1915 p. 4.
For Carson (Atiernooa)-Leaves Virginia
d $50 p. H., and Gold Hill ct 2:is p. u.
Rsssrsisg, leaves Reno at 7:45 A. NJ.
arriving in Gold Hill at l:ls p. T., and
Virginia a. 1:3o p. Y.
Leave Reno at l:30 p. r., arriving In Gold
Hill st TOO ?. n. and Virginia At IT'S Pr.
Shaping Car leaves Carson for San Fran
cisco, via Vallejo. daily except Saturdays.
81 7:a5 p. H.; Returning. leaves SAn Fran
cisco for Carson, via Vallejo. daily except
Sundays, At ?. y.
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And In accordance With Law and an order OF
the Board OF Directors, INSIDE on the 1lth DAY
OF March. 1879. 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock 90 may Be necessary. VIII
be sold at public auction. ct the once OF the
Company, Room II. 40 California street,
Gan Francisco. California. on SATURDAY. the
tenth day OF May. 1879. st the hour OF
! O'Clock Pm. Of said day, 10 pay said delin.
quent assessment thereon. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
". II. ALLEN. Secretary.
ofiee-Room IL. 4is California street, San
Fnneisoo. California. Ad
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Os,I0L o. CONSOLIDATED yrRors,.
nLnuH9 COMPANY. Room "a. Nevsds
inS ss ~ IIsncisco. Nay Q, isT0.-A: msea.
nsnsT r tns nosfd o. Trustees Of the .boyc.
s1 n Tifty nsld this day. . dividend INC,
Reyaeie o. THURSDAY. the istn 0sOssssc
ttsnst~ booo elessd until the istS ia.t.rs
~ Az. LAWNS, ssoesSsy,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

npnoE OF CALIFORNIA MINING CON.
~ PANY. - Nevada Bloch, San xrsnetcco'
Nay 8. is7p.-Ata meeting Of the Board q Di.
rsotors Of the ~absvsnamsd COMPANY. held tnis
day. . dividend mo. 8il Of Fifty Cent? psf
shsrs vas declared. payable FRIDAY, nay lshs
Transfer boom eiossd until i1th Instant.
sIa o. ?. QoaDoNs ssesssfY'
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ADY BRYAN SILVER INNING

~ COMPANY .-Iocniioh OF principal place
OF business. Nan Fraueisco, California.
Location OF works, virginia Mining District.
btorey county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that az a meeting OF
s1e Board OF Directors. held on the ist dny Of
Cents per share VS. levied upun m. csn,t,i
zoe. OF the eorrontipn, payable immeiistsly'
N United states gold coin. 20 The S,erctary. AZ
INC ounce OF the Company, Room 70, O. smo-
cisco, California, Nfen-
Any stock npon which this Assessment, shalt
Hmaln unpaid on tha SECOND DAY OPP
suSE: is,s. Hil b; delinquent, and adyer.
uscd Tor sale AT public suction, and unlc-s nav.
msnt 10 made before, will be cold ON SAr-
vhDAf, the 2ist day Of June. 1872. 10 nav
s1s cennqusnt assessment, together with coets
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
-. VAN DYcK HUBBARD, sccrct,rv.
omce=Room No. %. Cosmopolitan uo,.,
~" ~ 'a.n suost' Fan Francisco. California.
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BRILLIANT MINING COMPANY.-
u Location OF principal place Of business,

Notice is hereby given. that at . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held on the 10th day
OF April, 1879. an assessment mo. ~ Of
Twent,.d ye Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable imme-
diitely, In United States gold coin, TO the Bee.
Rotary, Of the ONCE Of the Company. No tlo
California street, Room s, San Francisco. Call.
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 30th day Of Nay,
1879, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment 10
made before. will be sold on sATUkDAY, the
2lst.dsy Of June, 1879. to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
wM A. n. VAN BOKKBLEN, Secretary.
Ofice-tl9 California street. Boom 8. Ban
Francisco. California. 3otd
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Tn DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JU.

DlClhL DlSIftluT, OOunty OF btOfoy, bthte
OF NeyadA.-ln the matter Of the petition OF
SAMUEL REYNOLDS. an insolvent debtor
Pursuant to an order Of the Honorable Richard
Rising, Judge Of the said District Court. notice
IL hereby given TO all the creditors Of tho said
insolvent Samuel Reynolds TO be and appear
before the Honorable hichard Rising Aforesaid
In open court. At the courtroom Of said Court,
In the city Of Virgins. county Aforesaid. on the
18th day Of June, A. d. 1879. at 10 o'clock A. N
Of that day, then and there to show cause. II
any they can, why tho prayer Of sald insolvent
should not be granted, and al assignment Of
his estAte be made, and he DO discharged from
his debts and liabilities. In pursuance Of stat
uts In such casa made and provided and In tina
meantime ell proceedings against said insolvsni
be stayed.
In testimony whereof, ! have hersunto Get
my hand and the seal Of said District Court
this 9th day OF Nay, A. d. 1915.
tsEALl J.E MCDONALD, Clerk.
Il. Il. TArLoR, Attorney for Petitioner.
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