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VARIOUS.

ALLIANCE BROKEN OFF.
BuENos AIREs, Jan. 2s.-The alliance be-
tween Peru and Bolivia has been broken off.
BULGARIA.
CoNsTANTNopLE, Feb. M.-The British
Ambassador to Turkey has a dispatch from
Philippopolis, communicating the pastoral
letter Of the Bulgarian Metropolitan, order
ing the Bulgarians to cease all relations with
the Greeks. on pain of excommunication.
Various outrages on the Greeks are reported.
Two Greeks asking for rent in Bulgarian
village near Phi!ippopo1is, were bound,
beaten, ami narrowly escaped hanging.
CAPTURED BY BRIGANDS.
CoNsrASr1SopLE, Feb. 21.-Col. Synge,
whom Sir Austen Layarl sent last month to
distribute relief among AluSsu1man refugees
in Eastern Koumelia, has been captured
with his wife by Greek bri gands near Salon
Col. Synge writes the British Consul at
Salonica, urging him to prevent the dispatch
Of troops, as the brigands threaten to kill
him and his wife if all armed force is sent
aggas5 aga9n5t sn Ss Rb F AaS,Sa enSoa Kyand as
Salonica to inquire the best course to pursue
for their liberation.
REPORTED SUICIDE.
PARIS, Feb. 21.-M. De -, a well known
Bonapartist, whose American wife, whom lie
married three years ago, eloped not long
~S+ 1IAt d11vn6 - a 1rn-
since nas ieGeLeuf ~ iettel - a,ltlVu earaG
tng e sdlciue @ ~ ronea ta 7a; bat M heass 1 sa
ior me ner Doqy y aas pfo'eu 'al''' ne oeno'es SIG
Is sa1e Ill Lon1on' ,,7r4
the result Of pugilistic ENCOUNTER On the
Bourse, took place between Gomte Cahen
D,Anyers and n; Morpurgo' Inc latter was
slightly wounded. i
MEXICAN NEWS.
CRY OF MEXICO. Feb. 1.-THE Illness of
the wife of President Diaz viii seriously in
ferfere with thn Festivities in honor Of Gen.
Grant.
The newspaper Republic, edited by the
Judge of the National Supreme Court,
charges President plaz with shaping matters
III order to BRING about me necessity Tor an
AN UPRISING.
NEW York. Feb. 21.-Adyices from Ca
racas. Venez,lola, to the 9Th inst, State that
n rising occurred at Cuidad Bolivar on the
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Special Dtzpateh to Ihet Chicago Tribune.
LEAvESwoRrH, Kas., Feb. 21--Abont 12
O'Clock last night a colored man named Dee
DunmoTe became involved in quarrel with
two unknown colored men upon the merits
Of some handwriting, when one Of the
strangers drew pistol and shot Dunmore in
the side, the ball lodging in his back, and in
1ilcting what is thought to be fatal wound
No arrests have Jet been made
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1erked Ira Kimball away, and, without q
word Of proyocation, or without saving q
word himself, deliberately shot at the youn
man with his revolver. The bali entered the
nsht side, passing into the stomach, and
was arrested by d Constable and iaf1ed in ti1is
city to-day. The Coroner went to the town
ana held an inquest this afternoon. The
verdict was Wlllfu} murder by Charles Van
Wey: After this fatal shooting the colored
porter ana Lester kimball continued their
night, ana the latter was wounded in the
wrist BY q shot from the darky's pistol.
There IS great excitement in Chaplin over
the affair, as all the parties are well known.
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A FEARFUL AIONOh1ASIA.

"a
WHEELING, ". Va, Feb. 21.-The facts
connected with the incendiary fire at Clays-
vile, Pa, reciting the particulars of the at-
tempt Of q young man to. fire his fathers
house, mentioned in these dispatches last
evening, are augmented to-day by fuller re-
ports from the scene Of the occurrence
James Worrall, the son, and the perpetrator
Of the unnatural crime, was studying for the
ministry, and few evenings before the fire
led III a prayer-meeting. It seems that his
desire for money had become mania with
him. Some time preceding the fire, he stole
several Of his father sheep and sold the pelts,
and then innocently helped his father
this the house was robbed Of several hundred
dollars, James claiming to lose 50 by the rob-
berry, to blind the folks to the fact that the
robbery was in reality committed By him,
which circumstance has leaked out since the
incendlary fire and the fixing Of the guilt
upon the most unnatural son, In these dis
patches last evening it was stated that one
burning house, but it is now learned that his
five sisters were locked in their rooms, and
that after the house was set on fire
by James, one of his sisters escaped,
and fed across the country to warn
the neighb0rs, who arrived In time to rescue
the rest Of the family. It is said that young
,Worrall tried to poison the family some time
have escaped to Ohio, assisted in his flight
by his father, who, through all, has tried to
shield lis son from the Indignation of his
neighbors. The affair has created decided
sensation in Claysville, where the family are
known, and the facts were only learned by
demanded to know the name Of the incen-
diarv
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hnh1D, Feb. 2L-The Official Gazette
Gays: The Cuban taxes on urban and rural
~ tpalopefty, by which it is proposed to recoup
~ s revenue in consequence Of the loss there
Nos the abolishment of the polltax on slaves
a. ana the reduction of sur-tax. OIL provisions of
oper cent will be IS per cent OH the net
Products Of urban property, industries, COM
<si.,e, ua NE products OF agricultural property,
"4tnout distinction Of culture"
TIE TARIFF.
.taMAoR1D, Feb. a1.--A committee Of SEN
+;a G.o1S and members of the Chamber Of Depu~
t;Sis III nas requested Premier Canovas del Cas-
:n.l2 Ta9.to 70 negotinte with England and the
~ mnrsSa 4e; States for reduction OF lhe duties
nnlnS ~ .a1slnS and oranges. The Premier has
psomlsed to examine the question.
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FOUL PLAY.

FUUL FIAY.
speetat Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tsn.tnz
LEAvENwofsT1, Kas., Feb. 21.-There Is
much excitement in Ho1ton over the unac-
countable disappearance Of Edward Shan
non, co1ored man. He was last seen at the
house of another colored man named Nc
Lean, talking to colored refugee from Mis-
sissippi named Harrison Williams, who, with
Patrick Montgomery and William Glass, are
under arrest on suspicion. The keys OF
Shannon's house were found in Williams
possession. All Of the suspected parties tell
contradictory stories. About fifty persons,
including the officers of the law, are ransack-
ing the adjacent woods and rayines. To-day
some of Shannon's clothing was found in
Williams house.
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PATERSON, n. j., Feb. 21.-HaEriet Hink,
widow, aged 80, was found in her room
this morning murdered, outraged, and robbed
OF u gold watch and some money.
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In aPennsylyania barnyard gander Was hav-
ing fine fun Tapping his wings In the face Of a
steer, when the steer got him into corner and
pinning him to the feHce.
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Barbarous Treatment Accorded to
Patients in New York
Hospital.
Victims Cruelty Abused in Life and
Their Bodies Mutilated After
Death.
Additional Details Concerning the
C1aysville, Pa, Incendt-
ary Plot.
Young Worrell Monomaniao on the Sub
jact Of Money-Getting.
Fatal Quarrel Among Hotel-Runners
at Chaplin, Ill.

A FRIGHrFUL PICTURE.
NEW YonK, Feb. 21.-A morning paper
| makes an exposure Of the Bellevue Hospital
methods this morning, presenting chapter
in the history Of inhuman treatment which
thrills the city with horror Patients have
been brought there and died, and when
friends have claimed the bodies they have
been met with excuses, such as that immedi-
ate burial was necessary, and, when disinter-
ment has been demanded, bundle Of dis
sected human fragments, decomposed aud
1nuti1atel beyond recognition, have been
handed over.
Explanations, when made at all, are always
that an autopsy was needed, and further sat-
isfaction has never been accorded.
Two cases of recent date are told to-day.
The wife Of a seafaring man was taken to
the hospital for treatment. She died,shortly
afterWard, and on her brother calling about
three times, was told that she was critically
i'll, and it would not be best for him to see
her. She had then been dead two days.
varying bulletins Of her health for two weeks.
Finally he was told she had been sent to an
insane-asylun on Blackwcll's Island.
Pushing inquiry to its extreme, although
the fact Of her death, and brought coffin for
the remains.
They told him she was not in proper con-
diti0n to be seen. He insisted, and the re-
mains being exposed and examined, were
found to be not only the fragments from
dissecting-table but 70 be parts of bodies of
Popular Indignation has induced the
authorities to order an Investigation.
The case of an insane patient, whose re-
mains were similarly used, is also presented.
His family called daily to hear of his condi-
ton, and received statements Of his improve
ment two weeks after he was dead.
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Special Dtspatch to Ths Cateaoo Tribune.
KANSAS CrrY, Mo-, Feb, 2i.-The quickest
conviction on record was made here to-day.
James Russell, abickpocket, stole pocket
book, ran into the arms Of an officer, was ar
rested, tried, convicted, aud sentenced to six
months Imprisonment by civic Justice, and
placed in jail, in exactly twenty minutes
time.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Feb. 21-The Government has de-
,'e1mlned to ACCORD e15ooo as subsidy to the
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On inquiring to-day learn that Lord Rose
berry is convalescing rapidly.
Minister Lowell Is still detained at Mad
rid, but is expected next week.
The TrubnerS are about to repnDl1sh an
edition Of the s.Biglow Papers," with Tom
The Royal "a iiistorial Society on Thursday
elected Prince Bismarck and Mr. LongtelloW
honorary members.
THE N11uL1sT DYNAMITE PLOT.
Sptetnl Cable
PARIS, Feb. 21.@The St Petersburg ,dyn-
a1nite plot throws the damLing Of Sardous
play into the background. When a stupendous
historical drama is in action before onr gu
fsli Of Ha sup saperfieial H P playWrisht, y want M
ing in Invention, hu1nor, fire, and power
to stir the heart, draw. tears,
or startle the imagination, and who is merely
constructing plots WHICH have the in
s. % %bane Roc6a asep to correst Sn 1M %iseadine
criticisms written in return for admission to
final rehearsal BY journalists wanting to be.
Correspondent Of the London Telegraph,
who. not anticipating, the utter condemna-
ton of the piece, did beforehand a long
report, in which he said the play evoked
be adcnca easp pof he mhs
honlilies, and was indignant at the authors
charlatanism. Sardou was unable to
pack completely the Theatre Franeaise,
hence the fiasco. The withdrawal Of
the drama next week is decided upon
The company of the Theatre Francaise
are exasperated at the loss of time
and heavy expense in getting up
the play, which was rehea1sed sixE-seyen
times Intending to produce "Daniel
Rochat" in England and America, SaIdou
made the heroine an Anglo-American Prot
estant, dcducing her ridiculous Professionalism
from his moral consciousness.
The rumors anent
TIR CARS ABDIcA11oN AND DEATH
are unfounded. The object Of the dynamite
plot, some think, was to hasten the
accession of the Czarewltch. who Is
openly hostile to the Gear. Others suspect
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AAAV P1NP4N VI tA4eI4l 1l1
this side of the ocean as to any necessary
changes in the law. All increase of about
1880 destitute persons in County Mayo is re-
ported in the last two weeks.
THE FRETCNET CABINET.
A correspondent writing from Paris says:
1t will be remembered that when 7 de-
sne siafe So spesch chh s o efe' e ol amns M Se
ton I stated that the political sagacity,
adroitness, and firmness' displayed in it
would have the effect Of reuniting. the scat
tcring elements. of the. Republican ma
3%erg 3sP and puposs 2f Ths ths" 1sE ast
composed as it is Of men Of various shades
Of opinion and Of some Of insubordi-
nate tendencies, yields as soon as it
s1 asGGSeFs are that in the the 5ens srasp sP GSye e
statesman that. commands their confidence.
Thus the speeches Of NM. Deres and Spuller,
representing as they do the two most impor-
tant factions of the Republican majority in
determination to give it an effective support
so long as it continues faithfully to carry out
its, program, The promises Of union
friends and well-wishers Of Republican in
stitutions, and for the first time for a long
period we have a Ministry which
offers us prospect Of durabil-
ity. The attempt on the life Of the
Emperor of Russia has been artfully seized
upon by the Republican press to strengthen
its cause. The fact cannot be denied that
the internal condition Of France under its
present institutions offers striking contrast
10 that of almost every country Of Europe
boasting of 1nonarchical forms of govern
ment. At no period of his history has it en-
joyed more profound domestic tranquility,
and certainly at no period has it been in
fuller possession Of its liberties. 1t is not,
to be wondered at that the conclu-
sions to which these facts point should be
dwelt upon with pride and satisfaction by
the partisans Of the new order Of things.
La France and other Republican journals
denounce the arrest OF Hartmann, alias
Mayer, by the French police on the charge
Of having been affiliated with q secret So
ciety having for its object plot against
the life of tie Gar. The arrest was made at
the demand of the Russian Embassy. Now,
as Russia has 10 treaty Of extradition with
France, it is contended by these Journals
that the arrest is illegal and a violation Of In
diyiduaf rights.
THE FRENCH ACADEa{Y
has always piqued itself on its peculiar lit
era1y character, Whether the latest addt-
ton to this venerable Institution IS likely
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
NOTICE NO. al. o. 8. MINERAL SURVEY

NOTICE NO. ala. q. 8. MINERAL SURVEY
4N No. IFS. u. y. LAND OFFICE. Carson City,
Nevada. December "a. 1879. Notice 10 hereby
given. that the Culver Consolidated Gold and
lied under the laws OF the State OF Nevada by
solomon D.. Baker. Its attorney In fact, whose
p. D. address IL Virginia. Ncvsds, has this day
made and nlsd In this once Its application for
. patent for 1000 linear feet Of the Culver
Gold and silver Mining Company vein or lode
dred feet In width, situated In Gold Hill Mining
District. Storey county. Nevada, and described
by tbs plats and held notss on ole In my once
~ follows. 10 wit: Beginning at . poet marked
No. I. U. 3. Survey No. IT'S, the same being
Identical with the :. W. corner Of the East Vel.
low Jacket claim, and also lost No. I. OF Lot
No. he and it2 Culver Addition, and running
thence from said Post No. I, nrst course south
I degree . minutes W 1000 feet to post No. z.
U. 4. survey No. Us, identical with post No. :,
Lots Nos. l19 and la. whence bears the quarter
section corner on south lire OF Section 81,
Township II north, Range u east. Mt. DiAblo
Meridian. south % degrees 10 minutes wet sS
feet, thence from post No. !. second course,
south s6A degrees east at so feet cross lode
line, 60 feet to post No. =. Lot No. It's; thence.
100 feet TO post No. o, Lot No. ITS; thence.
fourth course, north S5k degrees west at 500
feet cross lode line 60 feet to place Of begin.
ming. containing Is 6s.i00 screr, courses true.
magnetic variation lSk degrees east" THIS
claim IL bounded on the north by ths East Vel.
low Jacket claim. The location Of this claim
IL recorded In Book "B' Of Locations. Of Storey
county Records. page ls5.
Any and all per'ons claiming adversely any
portion OF -aid claim or mining ground as here.
inbefore described. arc required to ME their
adverse claims with the Register OF the u. y
Land once ct Carson. Nevada, drring the sixty
days period OF publication hereof, or they win
be barrel by virtue Of the provisions OF the
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

NOTICE NO. AIS. o. 8. MINERAL SURVEY
IN No. if9 and lt2. U. y. LAND OFYIcE,
Carson City. Nevada, December a, 1879.
Notice 10 hereby given, thai; the Culver
Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Con-
p.ny. |. eo-por..ion ors.ni.sd under the
day made and nled In this once Its application
for . patent for i5co linear feet OF the Culver
Addition. vein or lode bearing mineral. with
surface ground from Two to six hundred feet In
width. situated In Gold Hin Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada. and described by the
lows, to Wit; beginning ct q post marked No.
l, u. 8. Survey No. l19 and la. the same being
identical with the 9. W. corner Of the East Vel.
Low Jackst claim. and also poet No. I OF Lot
No. rs, and running thence rom said post No.
I, nrst course. south 80 degree. vest. at 81 feet
No Z on the east line Of u. =. Survey No. l26
and i0T, and at9 feet nom the northeast corner
thereof. thence, second course, south IN de-
nees west, SIS feet to poet No. 8. Lot No. l7s
and ll2: thence. third course. south 10 degrees
east, sss feet to post No. 4. Lot No. liz and lt2;
thence, fourth course, north % degrees east. at,
sOoieet cross lode linz, 900 feet to post No. slot
No ifo and ila: thence, nfth course. north 10
degrees west, lio feet TO post No. q. Lot No. l7s
and i42. on the south limo Of the Culver Contol
dated coid and Silver Mining Company's US.
Survey No. IT'S; thence. sixth courte. south Sek
degrees west.iI5 feet TO post No. line same %
inc Identical with the southwest corner OF U.
8. Survey No. IT'S, and whence bears the quarter
section corner on south line OF Section ~, Lown'
ship II north, Range n east. Mt. Diablo Nerd.
ian. south ~ degrses 10 minutes west. W. feet;
thence from post No. 2, sevsnth course, norm
1 degree 8 minutes east, 1000 feet to the place
Of beginning, containing II 1f.l0o acres, oear.
ings true, magnetic variation IGN degrcesesst"
This claim 10 bounded on the east partly oy
3. Survey No. rs and on the west partly by ".
Q. survey No. i26 and l01.
Any and al PERSONS claiming adversely any
portion OF said claim or mining nound % here
described are required to nle their
adverse claim with the Register OF the United
Land 0mce at Carson, Nevada, during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof, OF
they will be barred By virtue OF the p~rovisdons
a O. n. HARRIS. Register.
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ASSESSMENTS LRyIEb.
ADV WILMINGTON COsOLI.

ADV WARRINGTON COsOLI.
\ DATED COMPANY Location Of prin-
eipal place Of business San francisco. Call.
fol nia.
Location OF works. Gold Hin Mining District.
81 IVY County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at Q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the twenty
second lsad) day OF December. 1873. an astess'
ment tho. y of twenty TO, osnts per share
Was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable iunedtately. In United
States gold com, 70 the Secretary, at the once
OF the Company. Roomss ard Q, No. s07 Mont.
gomery street. tan Francisco. Oaliforuia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on MUND ~. the tventy-sixth
t26th) day Of January, 1880, win DO delin
quent. and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unlees payment In made before,
will be sold on SATURDAY. the fourtrentI
liith) da, Of February. 1850. to " the delin.
quent assessment, together with costs OF advcr.
Using and expenses OF sale. By order OF the
boaru Of Directors.
WIN. n. WATSON. Secretary.
Ohice-Rooms Sand Q, No. 3O2 Montgomery
street. San francisco. California. Is
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A liza SILVER MINING cox,

N OF principal place q
business. San Francisco, California
Location OF works, Gold Mn Mining District.
Gold Hill. storey county. Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that at q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the eighteenth
Qsth) day OF December. 1879. an assessment
tho. l6) Of why (S0 Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable Immediately. In United States gold
coin. to the Secretary. At the once OF the
Company. Pooms 8 ana Q. No. 302 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY. the twenty
secood (aldl day Of January. 1880. will be
delinquent, and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment 10 made before,
will be- sold on TUESDAY, the tenth
ti0th) day Of February. iss0. to pay the de-
linquent assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale. BY order Of
the Board Of Directors.
WIN. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Ofdce-Rooms s aud Q. No. ool Montgomery
street. san Francisco, California. lstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company will be held at the once Of
the Company, Rooms % and q, Nevada Bloch.
eighth 18TH day Of January. 1880. for the cleo.
tion Of Q Board Of Trustees TO serve for the en-.
suing year, and Tho Transaction OF such other
business % may properly como before the meet.
ing. Transfer books will close on Saturday, Do.
s1th, 1873. ct u O'Clock. noon. and
closed until altar the meeting.
A. ". HAvRNB. Secretary.
San Francisco, December ~. 1879. ~
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HILL MINING COMPA

HILL MINtN0 NVAFAs
- MEDICATION Of principal place Of bust
ness. San Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the second i2d)
day OF January. 1859, an Assessment mo. ~ OF
fry (5O Ceuts Per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable I'm
medlately In gold coin. TO the secretary. 1t the
once Of the Company, Room 8. No. 2U3 Bush
street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
crmaln unpaid on the dfth 18TH day OF
February. isso, viii be delinquent. and adyer-
tised Tor sale At public auction. and unless
payment 10 made before. win be told on
THUKSDAY. the TwESTY.sIXr (26thl
dsy OF FEBRUARY. isSO. TO pay the delinquent
Assessment, together with the cost OF sdvertis
ING and expenses Of sale.
W. K. DEAN. Secretary.
omce-Reom Q. No. 30 Bush street. San
francisco. California.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the twenty.
NTH day Of November, 1879. 90 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock a. may DO necessary
will b sold at public auction. ct the once OF
the Company. No. lit California street. Gan
Francisco, California, On WEDNESDAY, the
twenty.nrst day Of January, 1850. ct the hour
Of one( ) O'Clock P. y. Of said day, to pay ssid
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of The sale.
GEO. D. EDWARDS. Bserstsry.
etsoo, Caltiornta.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
INC.

OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA l. HUM
~ BoLDT CONSOLIDATED Mining Com.
psny. "A special S~tochholders' Meeting Of the
abovepamed Company will be held on WED.
NtSDAY. the TwRNTY.FlRST DAY OF JAN:
UARY, 1880. ct ! O'Clock r. y . at the office OF
the company, rooms 8 and Q, No. 500 Monteom.
cry street, Ban Francisco. California. for the
transaction Of important business. Transfer
books will be closed on Saturday, the 10Th In.
stant, at II o'clock 4. and until after the meet
ing. WIN. n. wATeON, Secretary.
Ban Francisco, January 9. 1880
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
will be held Of the Company's once, Room s.
No. 80 Pine street, Ban Francisco, Californis.
On MONDAY, January l1th, 1850. a. the hour
Of 3 O'Clock ,. =. Trsnsfer books Will Close on
Wednesday,, January tn, l6e0.
ds17 J. 4. fRI1rUs, escrstafy.
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Dirsctors, made on the Twenty.
nrst C2is) day Of November. 1879. 20 many
shares OF each parcel Of such stock - may 20
necessary will be sold at public auction, 81
street. Rooms 8 and Z. on MONDAY. the welfth
l2th). day OF January, iuoo, ut tho hour Of u
o'olock NJ, Of said day, to pay said delinquent
Assessment thereon. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of the sale. 3
II. y. sTONR, Secretary.
Onice-No. 40 California street, Rooms Q
and 7, Ban Francisco. California. 10