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RUCKEYE WATER and HYDRAULIC
location principal place Of business san Francisco Cali
s0TICn is Il RlHY GIVEN That at a m. citing
h2sF an o 9Sn Oh 4 NO 5O Bo f q p %
evied the capital stick the corporation payable
tbs Of the company Room IS No 500 sansO est,
mcnt remain unpaid day Gay Decen-
he ao ard u2idss p4yment made before viii be odd
on Tuesday the fourth day OF JanuAly 1888 70 nay the de-
Uqu ut assessment iosee Win costs OF advertising and
exeas scf selo Dv order Of t1c 9-Fi Of pirseSrs
Office Room IS, No. 30 sansenc-st. trnlesco Ia,
Previous 10 December 3 1880 assessments be paid TO-
and cert heates stamped By ,,, 49,, ~, ,,
Office Room -, No 81 WaLst. NeT-Y0rk.
"7MPRESS MINING CO. OF COLORADOn
~ This COMPANY hereby invite teners .or 0uO0 shares
less Din 10 share Iots) Ter tho pIrpssc q FUR
Tier deyoIns the mns the gar ysSe Of stock
Mammoth I Gilpn Comfy Colorado alog 500 feet south
Tor 1hich The oompany holds United states paeut
The main shalt down A25 feet hoOuEhy umbered kch
Gn9 s has Go e ff was c SS oTo NUN
proximity 1t i that mines ia TITS hai show rich
of e purpose saans 70 depth o. $40 feet thai the
no" 0 1Ses nfs"s oarS eSScSfe eig
mine that WI be found efore mat depth reached
trom IRE hdsersSod Mig o. 70 Libsrtyst New Yors
may be INT poss bic Further Information 4
wantet glsy furnishes by any Of the trustee
DsecinOcr the co@pany The right
All STOCK Dc on
TO- 1851 All proposals To be Addressed "
JUNIUS g. uENCk. Treasurer. Is Barclayst wY0rE.
BY order VI the BoSrd vi trustees. x,or,.-rx =, -.
-, =, JAN IS DWELL President
Y Chas A RICHTER with Messrs Gee. A. Clark Br 40
broadway, ". y; Edmund Mclaughlin, nt McLOughin
Broa Pubshors 10 Duanest vi Junius Scheuck " Eu.
rska Fire Hose Afg. Co. ID Barclay A. n y.
MOOSE MINING COMPANY, Secretary's
4I1 ONCE 62 Broadway.
NETWORK, Nov. 81 1890
OF Meiug Company win
the 10TH day vi December and tho 26th day Of
December The Board Of Trustees detected IN June LAST
having for the part the ends desired by
further be eht The interest stockholders
queeIed send Dec
Der L. held in old certificates in the
81 those who have parted with their no dngs II is requested
that such STOCK transferred 20 the no ers Deoc
bc 10 W e end that the actual parties IN interest NAV DO
communi aied With. H. ). BRAUfORp,
Secretary.
NETWORK, DECEMBER ., 1880.
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MINING COM.
PANI to-day declared lie regular monthly dividend OF
sEVENIY-FtNE CEATS PER SHARE.
PER SHARE. both payable the 18th instant at tho
Nevas Bank " Wallet The transfef oooks close the
NJ r. COOK, vice.Presiaent
ROBINSON CONS0LIDA MINING CO.
AZ Mines at(reB Mile, ~ummt Co, Colorado
Capital tlgUvOoD0i 2Oh1O0 shares $50 each.
Offices No 10 Broadway. Nsw-York
CTARR-GR0YE SILVER MINING CO.,
- Mine and Mills, Lander County Neyada.
CAPITAL sAOOO1J0. 4UD,0JO shares, sI0 each.
JOHN r. boutwell,. Secretary.
ONCE No =. Nsssaus. COZ. Of wsiist, NJ u
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MOOSE MINING COMPANY. Secretary's
NETWORK, DECEMBER 2, 1880.

THE STANDARD coz sOLIDATED MINING COM.
PANY to-day declared ts regular monthly dividend OF
sEVENTY-FlVE CEhTS PER -HARE
Also EXTRA DIVIDEND OF SEVENTY Fly CENTS
PER SHARE, both payable the 18th instant At tho
Nevats Bank " Wallet The transfef books close the
Bh Inst
NJ 4. COOK, VIce.Pr esitent
, 1880-03-18
Gov. Gareelon's Love Marriage.

His first wife was Miss Waldron, and
by her lie had FIVE children, four OF
whom are now alive. He went out
with a Maine regiment early in the war,
but soon returned home. When he
came back hc married the wife Of man
who had gone to California when the
fever broke out, but who had always
sent back plenty Of money. Just be.
fogc the marriage 500 was received
from him, and this helped 10 buy the
~olding presentF. just three weeks
after the marriage the former husband
rrigrued from California and was greatly
sarrrlssa 20 End that his wife was the
VII of another he ven, 20 Garcelon
and tod ham be could keep the woman,
bat bs wanted bis money back. An ar.
ranrrnsut vAR made and be returned
10 California Rochester DvEocrSt.
, 1880-03-18
"1ron Mountains Going to Boom. ;

A man was &C ,osted on Broadway by
a bootblack, the other night, who
wanted quarter to secure nights
lodging. "If you'll give it to me I'll
give you point on Stocks" added the
bright youth. Much amused the man
gave him the money. "Now,", says the
boy, "when you go down to Wall street
in the morning you buy Iron Mountain;
buy lots of it; it's going up "Why,
how do You know anything about Iron
Mountain ~ asked the astonished man.
The boy mentioned the name Of a promi-
nent operator and said: 81 bIacked his
boots to-day and while | was doing it he
said to friend as was with him, Irou
Mountains going to BOOM says he.
That's how l know it." The man took
his point to the street, bought the stock,
and made 20 per cent. on his invest
ment in the advance which, surely
enough, took place. Rag .r
, 1880-03-18
Romance of Buzzard's Roost.

Buzzards Roost is a modest little
town within the shadow of Mount
Shasta. No high ambitions disturb the
even tenor of its ways Morning, noon
and night for years it has pursued its
inyariable course and few things happen
10 rufle the surface of its kindly gossip,
REGULAR toll or unbroken monotony.
Cherished among them as the Father of
the Buzzards, the patriarch Of the VII
lare, few would have believed, several
weeks ago, that the Oldest inhabitant
would be the oneito powerfully agltate
It's placid existence. For years he had
kindly dispensed hospitality and good
cheer, at the only hotel, in town, and
for years he had been looked upon ss q
steadfast exemplar ofsingle blessedpess,
though there was a tradition. that he,
had been O married man in the'dim past
But new era has dawned upon the
Roost .Hostier5 cease their kindly ad
ministrations to the equine, shepherds
allow their Aocks to stray, chamber.
maids neglect their daily avocation.
"Boots" has hung up his brush for a
holiday, all business is suspended to
Join in the general festivity and rejoic-
ing incident to the accession of a mis-.
tress to the district. In answer to n
thousand surmises rumor gives the Col
lowing legend Of the loves Of the bride
and groom, The-patriarch of Buzzard's
Boost was lonesome, 1t was not that
there We're none to keep him company
when ennuied, with the worlds care.
No; his manorial-rights extended far
and wide in and around the "Roost,sp
classic limits and huiaIreds there were
to do him reverence The Wintry
SHOWS of some seventy Winters had
passed over his head, leaving no other
sign than their color, for his heart was
young, his spirits gay; no 'voico was
louder in cachinnations over tho luck
less wight who was mulcted for drinks.
at the village inn while playing "seven-
up" or "pedro;" none more active In the
daily concerns of life. But with all
these allurements he missed the soft
Establishments that only woman can
give Nursing this idea from day to-
day from month to month he heard of
the Matrimonial News and its mission.
Upon procuring copy and perusing its
characteristic advertisements definite
plan was formed, and he accordingly
answered ono modestly setting forth the
charms of mind and body of Boston
widow who sought an elderly gentleman
for q helpmeet. Answer followed an
swer and he was charmed with the evil
dence of culture and refinement eXhib-
ited in her letters, and upon receiving
her picture was iii no wise disappointed
in the presentation Of stately brunette,
apparently somewhere in the thirties.
But with % wariness consequent upon SO
many years observation of the sex, he
delayed theg momentous question. Y 7 AT
last 1880 rolled in and leap yeSr re-
sumed its quadrennial sway and the
lady, tired of loves dalliance, proposed
that wedding ceremony be lit eli
max TO their acquaintance. With wise
forethought, acting upon the suggestion,
she packed her trunk and started for
California, arriving at Redding about
two weeks ago, where the happy
groom met her, the knot was tied and
Buzzard's Roost now rejoices in Bos;
ton bride 8
, 1880-03-18
Advice to Mfrfylng Men.

1t would be extravagant to pretend
that all young marriageable girls are
angels. but there are angels among mar
riageable girls. This is not even ex-
ceptional, and odd as it may appear, less
exceptional in Paris than elsewhere
The weT bred young girls Of Paris are
admirably well bred, they are almost too
much so. Their mothers so refine their
intellectual and moral culture that they
make up q creature so delicate that it
cannot bear the touch of an ordinary
mortal without being wounded and
withering. This exquisite kind of edu-
cation naturally attracts the marrying
man ;-is seems to him a9ssrong guaran-
tee, ,ot 'eGAiugal prosperity and sseurity.
He swaehes fowthis fIie gamcccarries
her OF ard sleeps. in PEACE. Far be it
from us tddstutb Such tranquility; we
simplyobserve that the man who seeks
to transplant one Of these choice plants
from the maternal hot house to the soil
OF marriage ought to be highly dis
linguistic a, ,.horticulturist, for in coarse
soil and nnskillful hands the rarest
plants are the ones that turn out most
badly, Some fade and die, others de-
generate and return wildly to savage
state. Consequently. the fool cannot be
too strongly urged to marry a fool tAat
would be The easiest, the most humane
epd tho l,nnpst- way
, 1880-03-18
The following is from the
CHICAGO TIM ES:

"Going past the drug store Of Bodemann linn, cor.
ner Of State and jackson Streets il was thought 1t
might be scheme worthy OF trial to step in and see
what these popular druggists said Of the medicine. r.
Bodemann, the senior partner about going to din.
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was prevailed upon to stay and be interviewed I con.
fess did not think much at first Of st. Jacobs OIL but
friend of mine, doctor who had tried 1t upon him
self, told some time ago TO recommend it to my Gus.
toners. since then have sold large quantities OF it,
This doctor by the way, has been physician fer 25
years in this city. He is well and avorably known in
medical and social circles and is very enthusiastic in
his praises OF this remedy might refer you TO many
more medical gentlemen in the city who likewise favor
and prescribe this specific Ny sales of the article
very lage in fact more extensive than that VI any
other proprietary medicine for any complaint that
have sold, 1t fulls the promises of its makers
in every particular i have TO send almost daily orders
TO my house. have noticed the results Of its uses in
many cases, and they uniformly most satisfactory.
tell you my private opinion is that to dispute the
qualities of st. Jicobs Oils like Pelton's, hopeless
case of futile dallancs lr Bodemann has been drug.
glst in this city for ~ years, and his opinion is q
weighty one" .o- p" Va" H'
Keep bottle OF this Great German Remedy handy.
II cures. Price so cents. Druggists sell it, s---.
Directions in eleven languages. 81 p 1904
, 1880-03-18


q 1t can almost be asserted that st. Ja-
cobs Oil works wonders Shortly before
the New Year, when | visited my family
in Mitchell, / found nay son Edward, q
lad little more than ten years old, very
sick. lie suffered with rheumatism, and
SO terribly that he was perfectly stiff in
his limbs, could not possibly walk, and
had to be carried from place to place.
Atqonce sent for some ST. Jacobs Oil,
used it according to directions, aud, in
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hearty. He once more has fresh color
in his face and can 60 to school again.
Whenever the old trouble threatens to
return, relief is immediately secured by
the use of the celebrated st. Jacobs Oil.
From sheer JOY over this result / cannot
withhold recommending st. Jacobs Oil
to suffering humanity as true bene-
factor CHAs METzDoRP, ...r
70 Office Of the Volksfi eund,
German paper Of Stratford, Ont.
, 1880-03-18
From sWell.Known Physician
ROCHESTER, n. z, Oct. 5, 1879

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. 5, 1879.
8 II. II. Warner & Co.-GENTLEMEN:---
Without solicitation desire to express
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remedy known as Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. Some time since my
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er. After making thorough examina-
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and liver were badly affected. Not
without hesitation I prescribed your
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Yours truly, r. CAULKINs, NJ. b. 6
The above you are at liberty to pub
lish if YOU choose. .'
, 1880-03-18

Leap year She-are you engaged for
the German2 He with eagerness.
No, I'm-not She with pity. o.
that's too badl Good evening. See you
later.
, 1880-03-18

If you are golns to paint your house,
barn, wagon or machinery, the wonder,
full lmperishalble Mixed Paint Is surely
the best, for it is warranted by their
agents in your own town not to chalk,
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
work easier tnau any other paint. The Imper
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over all other paints, al the California State
Fair, tSIS, and the ghld medal at the Ureaon
State Fair, 1875 Get clrculaE from their
Agent, which explains this wonderful discov.
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, 1880-03-18

and the honest wav:
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-02
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

China ware factory of David Robintsk in
New York was burned yesterday. Loss $780,
600.
The children of Chas Wilson in Surry
county, Va, were fatally poisoned Tuesday
night by eating berries of the deadly night
shade.
The Geneva regatta was postponed yester-
day on account of rough water.
Charles Kites was instantly killed at Day
ton, Ohio, yesterday, by John Keterick, his
brother-in-lsw.
A gang OF counterfeiters and burglars were
ARRESTED at Buffalo, yesterday.
Tho New Jersey Prohibitionists yesterday
in state convention pledged support to Gen.
Neal Dow for President and nominated s. B.
Ransom for Governor.
The ninth annual meeting of the National
Board Of Steam Navigation met at Norfolk,
yesterday.
Mr.. wegener, an Ithaca lawyer, has been
arrested charged with forgery and opening the
mail.
At Danville Junction, Kentucky, Tuesday,
Samuel johnson was shot dead by James
Wheeler. 1t was the elimination of an old
feud, commenced in 1859, when johnson 8
others being accessories. Wheeler was Jailed
at Danville.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean reports the returns
Of the clearing house for August at $137 900,
900, against 500, 100000 for the corresponding
week Of last year. -
Nose Miller shot and killed Pat Bank at
Morgan, Texas, Monday night.
A Vicksburg says the cases taken off from
the tow-boat Raven have been under continu-
GUS observation for the past Y hours, and are
positively declared not yellow fever.
Stephen A. Holbrook died suddenly on the
steamer City of Troy yesterday morning. He
was publisher OF the City Directory of New
ark. N, J.