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| issue; it went deeper than that. No man could
say word against the reputation Of i.
II. Wright, NJ. A. Farweii,, Col. Ric-
aby, or Peter Buschwah. The country
bring back the conditions OF 1850, and treason
had again become rampant. The Republican
party, having saved the Union, showed the ut
most magnanimity and allowed the very men
who had attempted to destroy the Republic IN
resume their functions Of citizenship. The re-
suit Of this conciiatory policy has been disas-
trous. No man would have believed in 1864
tt,at nineteen Confederate Generals would hold
seats in the United States Senate in 1870. To-
day Union soldier ente1in. the Capitol and
seeking the rooms Of the Committee on PEN
sions found in Charge Witliers, of Dauvi}e
prison notoriety, and had to stand back while
the man who wore the buttcrnut uniform took
tile trout place. It would need Solid North to
qssv qpoSss posS Ga S1asa and he hsg sgk
patriotism, and lie looked for the assistance of
Democrats who would rise above party in de-
fcnse Of the Union.
Mr., Wentworth (sotto voce}-"Then they
wouldn't be Dcmocrats.o
Air. Mills accepted the amendment, and CON
clnded his remarks by appealing to all good citl-
zcns to give to the occasion the attention which
It deserved, and to rally 10 the support OF the
Republican nominees.
COL. RICABy
announced himself Us appearing on behalf Of
tHTLcl H. I1fFJSODt LOT nc naQ uoHt AlunDSL
everything Ill behalf of the Confederates except
to introduce their flag into Congress. The Con-
fcderatcs were very dis:ourtcous when tho Ma
tiopal armies tried to get into Richmond, but
the Northern men had been much more courteous,
and had opened the way to Washington Tor the
Southern men. an opportunity OF which they
had not Jailed to 0yail themselves.
Col. Nle1hr told two or three good stories,
which created much mcrrmcnt. and concluded
his speech with IN appeal to the great audience
to work and vote for the Republican ticket.
MR. PETER RUscHwAH
followed with n brief speech, full Of "sfalwart--
ness.n Of exhortntions to the voters, and OF
promises OF SUCCESS for the whole ticket. The
speech was taking one, and was rewarded with
mesited applause, 2
A communication was read from Leonard
SWEET. regretting his absence, on account Of in
disposition,-having travelled tho previous night,
but expressing his sympathy with the objects
of the meeting, and lis purpose to soeak at
some other time.
Mr.. N. A. Farwell, candidate for City Treas
urcr, urged his hearers to work both before and
at the polls, and to roll up an old-fashioncd Re-
publican majority for the ticket which had been
placed in the field. Applause.J
The meeting then adjourned.
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According to announcement and invitations
sent out, the Democrats to the number Ut about
100. met at the fremont House last evening
Just what the conclave had been summoned
for no one seemed to know, and the
inquiry was general on the subject
Of one another until the last man had arrived
II was known to be the work Of the ornamental
aud eminently respectable Campaign Commit
tee, but what it all meant was beyond finding
out. It was an unnatural, un-Democrat1c move,
and curiosity was tho motive which brought so
many party lights together, but it is very doubt
ful whether they went away satisfied or not.
Most of the wards were represented, and the
audience, as whole, was exceptionally we'll
appearing, which occasioned considerable re-
mark, aud brought forth many expressions OF
surprise. It vas really the silk-stocking, stiff
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amounted to anything, and never can With the

leaders it has.
Their Campaign Committee met at Burke's
Hotel last evening, Dr.. Duff In the chair. The
Committee on Ward Organization made great
efforts to create the idea that there was great
enthusiasm in the rank and file, but failed ut
1er!y, as not eren the most ycF,iaut Greenback-
er in the crowd could swallow their stories. The
Committee OH Hall reported that the new head
quarters would not b. ready for occupancy until
this afternoon. l. was decided to hold 4 mass
meeting OF what few Greenbacsers there are in
the Fourth Ward 1T the corner Of Twenty niuth
and State streets to-ttlo1row evening for the
purpose Of nominating all Alderman. The Com
mttee adjourned to meet at Ito Clark street
Tomorrow night.
, 1879-03-23

The Republican primary meeting in the Scc-
ouu District Of hyde Park {Oakl4nul for the
election Of delegates to the Hyde Park Repub-
fic1n Convention for the nomination of Town
and Village officers, to be held at Grand Cross
iu::;, Alonday, at .. m., WAS held at 9,S Cottage
delegates were chosen: G. Fl. Wiifett, O. A.
Rogue, Il. r. Hobart, J. II. Hill, T. :. Gillett,
Charles Wight, G. [. Chase, Charles 4. Penile-
ton, c. Fl. Crawford, ". C. Kinney, L. D. Con-
dee, T. C. Boyl, +. 4. Herring, c. H. Lynuv
c. c. HoYt, n Urbanis. c. Esrcger, j. H. MIC
Cartney. The vote Was unusually large for
primary election, anu indicates that the Reoub-
most unit In proposing to elect Republican
ticket for Town and Village officers.
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.
at 4 meeeing OF the members OF the Citizens
Association Of the Fillage OF Hyde Park, held
in pursuance Of the call of the President, at
Floods Hall yesterday evening, it was resolved
THAT q convention te called, to De he'd az
Floods Hail. Wednesday evening at I O'Clock p,
H., for the purpose of nominating vulage and'
town officers tor tho ensuing election, that
the basis Of representation in convention be the
votes cast for Village Clerk al tile last election,
and that the following bc the representation oil
the convention, to-Tit: First District, l1;i
Second, Ii; Third, Z; Fourth, .; Fifth, 81
Sixth, 6; Seventh, i, Eighth, i; Ninth, 3 II
Tenth, 3. This call to be made by the presi-'
dent and Secretary OF the Association
Therefore, in pursuance OF said resolu-'
tion, the members OF the Association. etc,
power OF the ''ring" influences which allowed
Waldron to default and evade liability to the
village are requested to appoint the above num-
Der Of delegates for their several districts to
meet in convention at the time and place, anu
for the purposes above mentioned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE "sT4fTs-ZE1TUSG"
of Yesterday morning thiuks that the municipa.
election should be made political issue. II
tlyS:
About one point a!1 the electors ought to be sat-
sAed d,-that each vote cast for Harrison will be con-
sidercd vote not for the person Of the cand1-
datc but for the Democratic party, and credited
this party. Fbr this Mr. Harrison has taken cara
By his public speech. It would NOT have been
necessary at all to brn. our city ceftion in imnsc-
date contact with nationa party politics, but this
is just what Nj. Harrison has dnne and. US he
phaticaly refuses to take position on the peclla1
questions Of municipal policy, he com2cs encn
c.tizen according to his convictions abont nattonal
politics, whoever Is of the ,pinon that the Unltci
States national federation aud shall remain
TO; whoever abhors the miserable deed. and cruaf-
ties which were committed day after day 10 tho
BY the Rebel Democracy; whoever does not want
that the blood shed in the four years Civil War or
4 safer foundation OF our national unity shAlt no
shed in ruin; whoever wants to contribute 10 1t
that the return OF the dominion OF the old slave
he must vote on the 1st Of April against Harrison
and for Wright
+: TENTH WARD.
J. E. Lawrence a grocer ut the corner ct
Peoria and Indiana streets, has been nominated
as the Independent Republican candidate Tor
Alderman In the Tenth Ward There has been
no regular nomination made there as yet.
NONE OF IT IN HIS.
20 :hs Editor Of The Tribune
CHICAGO, March 22.-Please allow me space
in your paper for the expression Of my sincere
gratitude to the South Town National Conveu-
1ion for the high compliment and honor in non-
mating nc for the position of South Town
Clerk. / certainly made no effort to obtain tho
nomination in this Convention and, Us it WA
made entirely without any solicitations Of mine,
and in view o. the fact that have always been
and am now Republican, and not National
or Democrat, do hereby most respectfully de-
sever my allegiance and loyalty to the grand old
Republican party, and consent to have tly name
used to augment the strength OF Democrats7
but propose henecforth to cooperate as ener-
gctically as l have heretofore for the success OF
thesKepubican party, its houcst principles, and
good government. 'PAuL JONES.
, 1879-03-23
LOCAL POLITICS.

ARousing Ratification Meet
ing at FarWell
Hall.
xlr. Wright Makes the First
Speech of His Cam.
paign.
Good, Strong Talks by Long
John and Messrs. Storrs
and Mills.
Warm Endorsement Of Wright by
Leading Board-of- Trade
Men.
The Democracy Have a Little
= Love-Feast-~-Harri-
sons Talk.
Few Temperance Men Fu|nni-
nate Some Whereases and
Resolutions.
News from MISUNDERSTANDING
Strength Of the Repub-
licans.
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The Republican candidates tittins1y repre-
seutcd their party Never seeking office, with
regulations established Dy long years Of upright
living, with opinions and convictions, anu With
tho Spirit and ability to express them, they
were cmincnt1y fitting representatives ot the
party which nominated them. Mr.. Wright
would be 40 honor to the CITY, and the city
would honor itself in clccting him.. The dan-
was the voice Of God, and would bear down the
spirit Of rebellion as proud ship OF war would
bear down q navy of egs-she1ls. Applause!
Let the patriots get into line, and they would
become more courageous as the dangers thick
ened and multiplied. Every stalwart was body
iuw the image Of some man to lead the party in
15S0.-a man with the courage Of bis conVic.
tions; q man who dared to do what he said, and
dared to say what he would Go; some nau who,
whcn nc served notice on tfeasonaole
combination or rioters, the notice was at
once accepted [appIause]; some man With
rugged Integrity OF purpose, OF adamantlne
character, whose virtues were Al! masculine
laughter and applausel, that should stand at
ions OF Republicans With such man, they
were sure OF victory. (Applausc.1 No man."
continued MI Storrs, Il is in our mind who car
RIGS about some p1etcntious virtue which ne IS
exhibiting to the public; no eunuch boastns OF
his personal chastity tpeals OF laushterl: bnt
Republican through and through. lApplause.l
1t doesn't make any difference wno be is, Or what
his nasuc is. The party is full OF just such
men as that, We can hardly go ain1ss.
/ want in 1850 to see that old
staiwart {poioting to Long Johnl, who
grows younger and younger as the years crow
older {laughterl, who was born boy amt whose
heart Is as green to-day rs it was ninety years
ayo {1au@hterI. aud who will live ami be IS
frisky as fattcd calf when tile Democratic par
IS has bad its third burial, with an indefinite
pustponer,ent Of the resurrection, Laughter
and applause.] With Wright, and Farwell, and
the handsomcst man on The South Side.-Col.
Riraby.-if We can't beat this combination set
up against us to-day, we'd better quit business
and turn rcformers without further delay. The
occasion is great, the danger is great. That you
will meet it, l am just Us certain as know that
you are Republicans and that The old feeling is
in you" Loud applause]-
THE HON LUTHER L4FLIx MILLS
came next lie said that he considered this q
time when every man, whether in public or pri-
yate station, was imperatiIclY called upon to do
his duty to his country. Looking back to 1861,
be remembered 4 meeting Of citizens irrespective
OF par:v, at which John Wentworth and Stephen
A. Douglas were present. At ,la, meeting Mr..
Douglas sunk all ideas Of party, and declared
that the time had come when there were bur
two parties in the eountry,-rraitors and pa
triots.
The speaker said that the personality Of the
Republican candidates was not the question at
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sHERIFE's SALE.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE yrR

IN TIE DISTRICT CUURT or THE FIRST
! Judicial District OF the state Of Nsvada. IN
and for the County Of Storey, J. Ivancovich
plAiptln n euecof Mil and Mining COMPANY
and othsrs, defspdsnts. Tim U'0rsdsy inter.
vsning. Under 2 b virtue Of a. order
q The rir., Judicial pi'trtet n . sr
ltth day Of November. A.. D. isT0, In the
abovs entitled sction. wherein Tim O'oradsy.
the above named intsfvenof. obtained . tudg.
ment and decree against said 6uccor Mil and
Ainipg Company and othefs, dstsodants. for
The Sum Of tel6 %, Unitsd states gold coin,
md ~ 90 olsris accfuing costs and costs and
sxpsnsss Of ssls. which aid decree has been
recorded By the CLERK Of SID Court IN Judg.
mn, BOX Z. :. par: ir 70 isa: sDS = p
all that csrtsin rssi estate laid down and de
serbsd On the o6cial map Of thu Town Of Gold
Hill - lot ~ block Q. range O, togsthe with
the quarts mill thereon. known - the Duccor
NH and Mining Company quarts mill, 70.
Rsther with the tenements, h~ersdianents and
sppurtsnsncss thsrssnto bsioasins or In any.
u, fs: sSS:s:. pssiI: node. i. s.r.s, a,,p ,A.,
o. TluhsbAY, q: EtEvsNTh pAi OF
that day IN ifunt Of the Courthouse Of said
Storey county, n The City Of vlrgtniA I Will,
IN oSsdisncs 70 aid ordc, Of sais and dscrss.
ssil the sb " described properly. o. % mach
thereof - y nsesssasy, % sssiSfy pisils,dS
ssh judgment spd, decree and costs ana
sosruing oosn OF sAls, 70 the hlshest snd
~ e,dda: To- eass, p re 81. q Dc
49,. shstf q crit. Nsysla.
HSoyss$.S; psHS3y :hftf
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DOrOsI MININ9 COMPANY.-

Location Of principal place OF business,
San Francisco. CALIFORNIA;; location OF works.
Virginia Mining District. Storey county. Ne
vsda.
Notice ishereby given that ct 9 meeting OF tbs
Board OF Directors, held on the fourth (Sth)
day OF November. 1879, an assessment tho. d,
OF Fifty (ool Gents per share wac levied upou
the capital stock OF the corporation. payable I'M
mediately, In United States gold coin. 70 the
secretary, at the ONCE Of the Company. Room
8. NO. 20s Bush street. Ban Francisco, Gall.
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ninth (sth) day Of De.
cember. ls1Y, will DO delinquent, and sdvsr.
tised for sale 1t public auction, and unless
payment 10 made before. win b cold on TUES.
DAY, the thirtieth t30thI day OF December.
1873, TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY orser Of the Board OF Directors.
w. X. DEAN, fscretay.
onncs-Room @, No. 20s Busn street, ban
Francisco. California. y
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TAXPAYERS or TIE TOWN or GOLD
= q. LL-Iaks Notice. That ] hsys fecsiyed
from the Collector Of Tsxsc. AID havs nov U
Town Of doiA Hiii; ia. q The sxpifstion Of
ten days frop the hst publiestioo OF this 20
tcs. action will b commenced IN the propss
Court for the enforcement Of the collection Of
eatd dslineusnt taxss. and the IN Per centum
end N ssst q sdvsrti.tas 40 Snssssos
s.a ~; ss.ss.:=:ssslSs.r''a.A y
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Tow or GOLD HnL,
County Of storey. state Of Msysds:

tow OF GOLD Il
County Of Storey. state Of Nevada,
September 18th. 1878.
To 8. Z. Tnosxrox. rHsxAs WALLACE. known
or unknown ownsrs:
Ton are hereby notified that I have expended
-Four Hundred Dollars In y. .. gold coin In
labor and improvements apo the NOD0C
CHIKF Qsupd. upon tbs Europa lode. In the
Gold Hill Mining District. In the county Of
Storey aforssaid, during the years 1915, 1871.
iss ana 1873, and more particularly described
% follovs 70 VT: csmmsocins ct the south.
ern staks Of the Europa Mining. Company and
running along the line Of The lode adistance Of
1900 fsst TO Q stake and monumsnt. together
With 500 feet on ssch side Of The distance 10
Gated. The boundaries Of this location arc set
out and la - follows: Commanding at the
above-namsd staka Immediately. west OF the
railroad track. and running hon thence 10 hish
croppine on The hill. and from thence along
the lode on Q line With the heavy bunch OF
croppinu on the brow Of the bill south OF our
southern boundary line. IN order % bold ss:d
premises under the provisions Of section Is3l
hsvissd statutss Of The United States, Of which
Jour proportion. - owners OF an undivided
ons-fourtsenth interest In and 70 said prem.
Les. amounts 70 T~vsntysifht Dollars and
fifu-ntne osnts. And II within ninety Days
amer this notice By publication you fail or 10
fass TO- contribute your proporticn OF such
expenditures, e coovrers. Jour Interest In
said claim viii become the property Of the
subscrtbsr. under aid Section 1s1l.
BENNETT SYNONo,
u ,. o. address, Geld Hin. Nsvads.
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JULIA CONSOLIDATED MINING
d COMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,

Location OF works, Virginia Mining District
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meetinRo Of
day Of November. 1873. an assessment mo. lol
Of one Dollar (ei) per share Wa levied
upon the capital stock Of the. corporation,
payable Immediately, IN United States gold
coin, 70 the Secretary. o The once Of the
Company. Room q, No. 40 California street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock up1n which this asssssnent shall
rsmain unpaid on the tvsnty.foufth day Of Dc
cemb.r, ISIS, will b delinquent. and advertised
for sale ct public suction. and unlesl pay.
msnt 10 made before win b sold o.. FafDAf,
the sixteenth day Of January. ieo0, % pay the
advertising and expenses Of ale.
By order Of the board Of Directors.
q. a. CHARLES, Secondary,
0fncs-tls California strses. Room II. Ban
rrsncisoo, californis. no11
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NHoLLAR nINlSo COMPANY.

~ Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco, California; location OF works.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the fourth
ttth) day Of November. 1879, an sssessmtnt
tho. ~ OF Fifty (5Ol Cents per shars was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. psy-
sbls Immediately, In United States gold coin. "
the SECRETARY, 1t the once Of the Company.
Room 9. No 100 Bush street, San Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ninth tpth) day OF De.
cember, iS7s. will DO delinquent. and advsr-
tised for sale st public auction, and unless
payment 70 made before. viii Be sold on
MONDAY. the twenty.ninth t2oth) day Of De-
crmber, ISIS, TO nay the delinquent Assessment.
together With costs Of advertising and expenfes
OF sale. By order Of the Board Of Directors.
W. Z. DEAN. Secretary.
Francisco, California.
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ALPHA COMPLICATED INNING


a COMPANY. Location Of works, Gold
Hi, Storey county, Stste OF Nevada.
Location of principal place Of business, Ban
Francisco, Callfornis.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting Of
the Directors. held on the twenty sixth day Of
OF November, 1879. an assessmsnt mo. III Of
One Dollar tSl) per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United States gold coin. 70 the
Secretary. ct the once Of the Company, Room
No. -. Nevada Block, No. 800 Montgomery
street. Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this sssessment shall
remain unpaid on TUESDAY, the THIRTIRTH
(Soth) day Of DKcRMBkR, 1879. will b delin.
quent, and advertised for sale d public auction.
and unless payment 10 made before, will be
sold on TUESDAY, the TWRkTIETH (s0th)
day Of JANUARY, 1880, to pay the delinquent
assessment together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF aale.
WLLiAM WILLIS. Secretary.
omcs-Room No. 20, Nevada Block. No. 30
Montgomery street, Ban Francisco, california.
13td
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Atkinson, Doud = 20, Irus- -.
tees <sa....io..... q
tees 500. ..io.....as
Atkinson. Doud 3 %. Tius.
Observation-Disclosures. ..loo....2s E.
Atkinson. Doud I %, Trus-
Atkinson. Doud / 90, Trus
Atkinson. Doad q 90. Trus
Atkinson. Doud / %. Trai
Atkinson. Dcui i Co. Tia:.
Atiinsoa. Doud 1 Co. Trus.
tess.......................sIs... loo....as =.
Atkinson, Doud q Co. Trus-
Atkinson. Doud 4 %. Trus. y.
Atkinson. Doud i 90. Trus.
Asiin;cn. DOad i %. fias.
Atiin:cn. Doad i Co. Tias.
Observation-Disclosures. 100 ....s5 =.
Atkinson. Doud / 90, Trus
Atkinson. Doud i 90. Trus.
Atiin:cu. Doud' i Co. Tius
Atkinson. Doud / %. Trus.
Atkinson. Doad i Co. Tia;:
Atkinson, poud 4 %. Trus.
tees &C.,. ...............sss. 100. ...as =.
Atkinson. Doud / %, TruI
tees .lost. 800. Ito -.
Barrett / Wsiisr. Trustees. .soI. no.. IS =.
Blow A W 4 %. Trustees .loA -. 300. so -.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
yIyELLa. YARGO INNING con-.

wv PAN1- Location OF prtncitei pitco VI
business, saa Francisco, O IL ornis.
Location Of works, Nrginia Mining District
Storey county, Nevada.
Notics u hereby given. thst at . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the seventeenth
DAY OF November. 1879, an assessment mo. ~
on Ten fO) Cents per share was levied
mon the capital stock Of the corporation, PAY.
aba Immediately. In United States gold coin,
TO the secretary. st the oface OF the Company.
Room u, No 203 Bush street Cosmopolitan
HOTEL, Ban Francisco, Call ornis.
ANY stock upon which this assessment than
remain unpaid on the twenty. second day OF
December, ls7p, will be delinquent, and sdvef.
tsed for sale At public auction, and unless pay
msnt 10 made before. will DO sold on FhlpA
the ninth day OF January. 1881, 70 pay sne
delinquent assessment, together with coets
advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
d. L. THOhA6. Secretary.
Onhcs-Room u, No. 203 Bush street lCosmo.
politan Hotel. Ban Francisc0, California.
Removal.
Once removed 70 Room 10. No. 10 Leidesdorn
street, San Francisco. CalifJrnis.
20 A cULBURN. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
D OuQR AND REAnY HINING

DOu0a AND READY MINING
II c0xPANf.-Location Of principal place
Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Ain Mining District,
Storey county Nevada.
Notiee.-rhere are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account Of assess-
ment mo. ~ levied on the s0th day OF SOFTEN.
osr, 1879, the. several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, -
follows;
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- WHIT ~
Location Of principal place OF businsss. Ian
Francisco. Californis.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that ct . meeting or
the Board Of Directors, held on the thirty
nnt day OF October. 1879, an assessment No.
i6l OF Thrse Doliars per share was levied upon
The capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United states gold COIN, "
the S~crstsry, ct the once Of the Company,
No. az California street, San Francisco. Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the NTH day OF lie.
cember. 1878, will be delinquent, and ad-
.ertised for sale ct public auction, and unless
payment II made before will be sold on
FRIDAY. the twenty sixth day Of December.
1873, 70 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. BY order Of tho y ard OF Directors.
GEO d EDWARDS, Secretary.
once No. tlt California street. ban Fran
cisco. California. Mid