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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12
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Ihe Greenville Mems Of Saturday con. i,
ssasns thai following card ffoaa ex.Jutae
Thompson H. Cooke, who, lie Will he "a.
Inembafed, was one Of the Tap, santa,
lives from Sareenyiile. County to the lac,
Legislature. Thei icefd shows char ths
sx.Judga ia very Indignant III conse.
quenca oi tho attitude assumed towsardSs
him BY q ecta6ie posllon 81 sho Dam.
ss :s Is; s = Et=..,I OF, account al
hispa political affiliations, atitl that Il,
che iasuts he intends TO leave the 5assy
entirely q ssho efforts os othors.
sNylAteveE may he The iateneion Of Jrtive
Cooke il Withdrawing aoN she RAGS for
the iSlnttires shere is no doubt that
tLle aanso os bis csta viii admit 81
more slls1 one reas bIs CONSTRUCTION.
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sog ion to lhs Isex isieisife nscsslss
i / AAisu fhhE I am asssss source Of soIla siia.
CORD ia che Democratic paYsy hero.
There ere tlinsa of The pafty. al snpie
lisyy, At least !: iits paint % nlI11.
bsfa, y llo acs md talk as Is j "a IL SefsS
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any one sslc St any "a II propaF 4,
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had q Right to nA1y In ns9linity oF roasttss
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asgiRs Of tlis DtsnCeEacg I ceFtstnig ~.
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they so rae. kt IL, there fore. In s,lSb
elrel sssicea flsusE s6ngenial to pae. ia
stesS slslp and isaFo the Held to thess IA
,llnpaga their pessones aud ITO party
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teFee mag siisg Iii tEsa lstit,fe
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the gsegb IL of ia E4o tsbo hhvf
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

Or. J.. H. RID is respectfully annaun.
ject to the choice of the Democratic party
ut the primary election. DR., Reid has sery.
ed the people Of Ap; ;yiSon County as State
Senator, .and Is q gent eman OF juCglnent
and prudence, and In ev,ry way qualified TO
make Q good representative. a ANpHnso,r.l
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

The many friends of b. @. JOHNSON.
OF Brushy Creek township, nominate hiia
Tor Clerk Of Court for Anderson County,
subject to the rules and regulations Of tho
armed Confederate soldier. and If eieetsi
will Inage competent and obligipg officer.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

The friends Of Col. e. hs.5 RUCKER re-
ssPeceully announce him az candidate for
the Legislature at the ensuing election
subject to tho nomination OF the Democratic
party. =
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For County CoElmiaaloRpr.

I The friends OF Mr. r, s., BAILEY. re.
cognizing his peculiar fitness for the Office.
respectfully announce him as q candidate
Tor re. election as County Commissioner of
the primary election Of the Denocratie
party Of this County. 7lll g - 81 =
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For County Traaanrar.

We respectfully nominate Mr.. WILLIAM
MeQUkiN for the offiea OF County Treas-
nrer-subiect so the choiSa of Che Demo-
cratic party at the primary election. We
90 this feeling assured that he Will, if elect
&c, I'LL tho office as acceptabiy 20 che people
IN the future as he has done in the past.
!s- .s.s NARY ERYEl5n9
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For iudae Of Probate.
For CLERK of e1nrf I

With pleasure we announce MSr. JOHN
tMcFALL as candidate for Clerk of Court,
Mr. McEall is a MANNED soldier, and Is
thoroughly competent to serve the people
OF Anderson County in that capacity. ii.l !;
Many DEMocEATss ON Sauna SIrri -,
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

The many friends Of JEPTHA. WAIT
KINS beg leave To announces him as car,-
didate for the egislature-subleot to tine
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

The many friends of Mai. T.. D MUIR.
kAY respectfully nominate him as can.
didato for reelection to the I.egislature--
subject to the Primary Election. -
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EIlE yvHIaKEY llI D! n1Na IGxpoal.p.

H. i.a as y u
That the administration Of Gen. Grant
was corrupt has been established by the
Investigation Of several Congressional
CcIptnitsees, but that Gen. Grant Was
knowingly q party 70 The corruption has
been denied by bis friends. A book
lately Published by Gen. John nc.
Donald, o leading meinber Of tho whis.
key ring, makes new revelations of the
Whiakey ring frands, and duplicates Gen.
Grant one Of the ring, Using his exec.
utive rowerS 20 forra and protect the
ring, and knowingly receive his part OF
the spoils. These revelations are start
ling, and creating considerable sensntion
in the North and West. Mcdonald
aays; There was, repeat, an under.
|isiending between We Presidens, Ford.
Joyce and myself tt1t D ring, ahonld be
formed, tho psoeeessS from which ehoaid
cppssisnta d can,paigp fund, TO advance .
the Interest Of tho adninissration.,' This
Ting was forEsed for the express purpose
lef deirauding the government oa the
revenue arising from the whiskey trfjic In
the W. 81 and Gen. Grant is nov 20
clearly Implicated IL it, not only BY the
declarations Of Gen. Med but by
the lletssrs written at the time by didar.
Sent members Of the ring. that ir inno-
cent stwlllness do for him longer 10 rs.
main silsnt. It win not Dc for Babcock..
y Eord, Joyce or any Of tho other conspi.
ratoEs 20 attempt tho excnlpaiion of. the
ex-grsaident, hnt IL he would acqult him.
felf Of these disgracefuI iaccasations he
must binseif explain and refate them.
! not by q simplo denial, but by sacl, cor.
frohorasing facta Is abnll, i4the Judgment
sog the American people, exoherate him.
ssshat me Whiskoy ring, Treasriiry and
iifs4a 4
Z I. :s::= ii sle.. ss.l!:. .saa 4
esrze df the diEgraesfalaess aud corrup.
tion Of his administration that defeated
him as ths candidate Of his party for Or !, 4
ithiEas term. s,4,.sS, .3.s5 "a q
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Capt. @. A. RANKIN Is respectfully
announced as o candidate for County Com.
missioner for anderson County subject TO
Tatiiication at the Democratic primary cleo!
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TIE STATE sOf an1Tti 6 lI,A
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y Ann sIeC2nneli, ksafE g. GaniFys jobs k. Jons5.
IS 1seegSret ll1friB, Sarah 3zeCoE nell M If
n Ccunell aud hSkFs OF Daziei 1fcCopnsii deesrss
t cd te Wit fAzah lfeConne1l YgtlIIeia slSsfssn
& nela mel Aeaset 4MieSennell M clsasy lEeCentsiI
Snd sret fSonnell, faiss OF Altsa sfS[ssss
Hels. 70 Ntt. ~ hicConzdti, Jane
yalaSs AeIonneif. E1ra. lEefSnnei Il Ts,cSs NJ
SenIseas ma aihs heiTl yn ynknewn, heirs of yohr,
Hssocansli Esehel lfese9nrell. EliaahslIa Ies
aSi5 Nary y. teConnei e iaSbth Ef9fi Tessi,Si
Ea1ns Mary 4. Cs1e nsa 35fs. O. AZ lSSa: n
HQS nfa hereby taSi rtnssCd t,ef f,as1ffs.l Il 49,,
ts..s ths s%Srsplsist g iIs leslcIs ! eepy
CoSt+ % s;opimea FLEA et Andersen sssT1 a ~
and % serve q copy pf sy6ar answcS g flla ssid
ccEup lelnt on abs ~ nscfibeF3 ns fhear ifs ss
s2ss 8. y twenty ays 40 ssf-
Hcs 81 yoa Iaal g gnsssr the co1iplaint vitki5
the tlAaa tHe pszinttH IN 9ke acf5eri Stl
q tlse ey ~ fi's
s Dad August 4, a. B. lass.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

The friends of Mr.. r. P. GLINKscALJes
respectfully announce him as a caniiifiSie
for Q seat 10 the lower branch OF the Gene
raj Assembly from Anderson Countv--eub.
lect 70 the action of the Democratic party
in the primary election.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
For the Hoaee OF fsopseoentatIyoa. /. J.

The many friends Of HUGH NJ. PRINCE
announce him as candidate for the Legis.
iature, and as gentleman every way Vor-
body. GAIMn. GInn -
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(CosiMUNICATED) Lemons Squeeze !.
PuESn. August 18th. 1

1HENIA, Au 2NSJ IOsIls 1oCO-
 EDITOR HERALD.-After listening to portion of MT. Lemon, Demo- cratic speaker, last Saturday night, 1 was carried back to 1883. when that monster spirit of South Carolina, kuown as nullification, stalked with fearful mein among us. When the campaign of 1882 was over and the result became known, that General Jackson, southern man was de- clared re elected, together with Mar tin Van Buren, of New York, northern man with southern princi- ples. the southern agiiators became rampant. They looked upon such men as a gedsend for their especial purpUses and, in full confidence, legislative convention was called at Columbia, South Carolina, where the acts of Congress, imposing duties for protection, were pronounced un- constitutional and of no binding force in that State. This was before the solid south was thought of, and, according 10 Mir. Lemons argument, if he had been resident of that State he, Lemon, would have indorsed the same doctrine, because he said when his State seccdes he would go with it and that every honest man would do the same, or words to that effect.
 Governor Hamilton in his State, South Carolina, recommended the Legislature to pass laws for prevent ing the enforcement of the revenue by the collectors of the United States and advised immediate preparation of a warllke nature to be made, placing the State in the best posture of defense. imagine Lemon armed and marching to the front with sabre in hand and his "Yafler Dog" keep ing step to the tune of nullilication. MT Lemon says, in his Democratic speech, that solid south and a solid north means secession. That is correct and every Republican en- dorses that assertion. Will all the Democrats do the same The -'Yaller Dog" did not respond.
 W. W.
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VuIture Mine Republicans.

Ira Wood sends the HERALD the following political news from the Vulture mine:
 The Republicans of Vulture Pre- cinct assembled on Saturday, August 14
 MT. Moody was called to the chair and Mir Jos. s. Drew acted as Secre- tary.
 Mir. l. Aron was unanimously elected to represent the precinct in the Republican County Convention to be held in Phoenix, August 21, 1880.
 On motion of Mir. Drew the follow ing resolution was passed:
 ResozUed:: That our delegate. Mir. I. Aron, be instructed to use all hon. orable means at the County Conven- iion, to elect sneh Delegates 10 lhe Territorial Convention, as will sup port for nomination, Mr. c. c Bean for Delegate to Congress.
 An agreement to support the can didates placed on nomination by the Republican County Convention was signed hy about 9 of those present al the meeting and others.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
AOTEe,E.

In the Probate Court of Maricops County, in the Territcry of Arizona before Win. A- Hancock. Probate Judge.
 Order to show ca :Se why order Of sSle Of Real Estate should not be made. In h' matter of the Estate
 of
 LCks M7NIuAN. deceased.
 It appearing to The Judge of said court bv Sarah E. Mon han Adm:nistratrix Of the estate of Luke Noniban. deceased. Dtaviug for all order of sale of real estate. that il is necessary to sell the whole or come portion of !be real estate. to pay the allowance 10 the fimi'y. the debs outstanding against the q ceased and the debts, expenses and ch 'rces of administration.
 It k therefore ordered by the Judge Of said court thatall persons interested in the Estate Of said deceased, appear before the said Pso bate court on Thursday. the 30th day of Septem Der. A. D. 1880, it 10 o'clock A. N., of said day. al the cOcrt-roOnl of said Pro bate corrt in Cotfon's Buidi lC, in PkGn5x. in said county of Maricopa. to show carSe why an order should nor ba granted to the said administratrix to sell so much of the real estate of said deceased 2s shall be necessary.
 Ard that a copy of his order be pub lishrd at least four weeks In fhe Ph0nix HERALD. newspaper printed and pub lished in said county
 WNi. 4. HANCOCK, Attest: Probate Judge.
 WI. A. HANCOCK,
 Probate Judge and
 ex oAicio Clerk. Dated IFiy 9, 1880. ju.ss-
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LEGAL.
AuDgEH lHR.

Actio. broueh. in the District Conrt of the r,ecnnd Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the County of Mar Icrpa, and the complaint filed in the office Of the Clerk Of said Court MENTOR i. CLARK, Plaintiff,
 
 NANCY K. MCCEACKKG CLARK, Defendant, The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting to
 Nancy K. hcCrncken Clark. Defendant: {: Voa are hereby summoned 10 appear in an action brought against you by the above Eanied plaintiff. in said Cor to answer the complaint filed with the clerk of this court, at PhRnix, in said county. within twenty days (exclusfve of ihe day of ser vice) efter service upon yen of this sum- mons. if served upon you in this county: but if served out of this county and within this district, then within thirty days: in a., other cases forty days; or said plaintiff will proceed to q heayiE@ of said sciion. and judgment will be taken against yoti. according to the prayer of said com plaint- And yon are hereby notified that this action iS br ught to procure 3 dissoll- tion of the bonds Of matrimony now exist ing between you and the said Il4tntiff, and that if you fail to appear and answer said com plaint, proofs thereof will be duly madc and decree of divorce had in accord anca With the prayer thereof.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Court this 22nd day Of May. 1SS0.
 FRANCIS 4. SHAW. CIgEs. JULIgs W. VAN SLICK. Att, y for P'tf.
 nays3-10w
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scminrstratols snIc.

DURSUANT to an oTdor of the Probate Court of Maricopa County, Territory of Arizona, made on the 2Sth day of June 1880, the undersigned, as administrator of the estate of HENRY SAVERS. deeeased, will seil at Public Puction. Subject to con firmatit n hy the Probate Court) on tire 22d day of July, 1880. aJ 10 o'clock, A. M.. all the right. title and interest of said dsceESeG add his said estate. in and ta the following town lots, in the town of Phenix. Arizona Territory. together with the improvements thereon. to-wlt: Lots No. 3, and in block number B, recording 10 a survey thereof made by Wm. A Hancock, Surveyor. Sale to be made on the premises.
 TERMS OF SALE; Cash 10 per cent. paid on day of sale, balance on confirmation of sale, Rehd at expense of purchasEr.
 THOS. G. GREENh AW,
 Administrator of the Estate of
 Henry Saye-s, deceased. Jane @, 1880.
 will also. ct the same place and time. sell for cash, certain bar fixtures. consisting of decanters, g asses, pictures, sc, belong ing to said estate.
 THOS. G. GREENHAW. Ju y 12. 1880. Administrator
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LOST NOTE.

KY OTICE TO all whom 1t may concern. lN Notice is hereby given hat certain PromissoTy Note dated Gilieit, A. T., June ,, 1880, payable six months after date, io Peter Arnold. or Order, fof the sum of Three, Hvndred Dollars, with interest at one per cent. per month, signed VIM. E. HOOPER IS CO, hy JOHN McCONNACIIIE. AtIor- ney-ir-fact. was lost between GillcIt and the Tiger Mine, on or about the 9th day Of June. 1880; and all persons are hereby further notified that the said note is valulcss for the reason that it was given without any valuable consideration, aEd any person negotiating for purchasing the same is hereby not fed that the same will not be paid by the undersigned Any person find ing the said note may deliver the sand 10 Peter Arnold, Giliett, or 10 the under slgned, Ut Phenix.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
Un Democratic.

The Drill of last Saturday has the
 ollowing to say about Maricopa pol itics:
 By 9 recent arrival from Phoenix, we learn that politics in that thriving town are hot-and daily growing hotter even dt this early day. A Democratic family by the name of Cox, will attempt to run ihe county as well as the Territory this election Rev. L H., the father, a stumpspeak- CT, lawyer and preacher by turns, seeks the Territorial Superintendency but the last grand jury report of his office (when he was clerk of the Board of Supervisors will cook his goose Frat k, the son, recent clerk of the Board and gaihcrer of locals for the EXpositor, asplres to the po- siIion of District Attorney, and the son-in-lsw, George Marian. fondly looks forward to the time when he will draw salary as Sheriff, when the present incumbeDt's time expires Another son is on hand for Under Sheriff while many daughters are ready for teachers positions. This family evidently does not know that it is nndemocratic for more than one of q family to run for office at the same time
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MISCELLANEOUS.
E SeTEGtsS,

h the Probate Court. County of Nericopa, ai.d Territory of Ariznna. before Wln !. Hancock, Probate Judge.
 Tn the mat-cr Of tIe Estate
 of
 KING s. lYoOLsEY. deceased.
 It appearing to inc Judge of said court by The p.fi,ion this day presented and filed by M. W. Kales, the administrator of the estate of King 5. fVooisey. dececsed, pray ing for sn order of sale Of real estate; that 1t is necessary to se the wiioie uf the Teul estate, to pay the debts cut tandins against lhe deceased, and the debts, expenses and charges of adm nj traitor.
 is therefore ordered by tse Judge of seis, coure th-t all persons interested in the estate oI said deceased, appear before the sa d Probate Court on Wednesday. the Stb day nf September, A. D. 1s8-'. at 1G o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the court room of said Probate Couit. at CDttOn's g Building, in the town Of Ph0riy, in said county of Naricopa. to show cause why an order should not he granted to the said admlnistra or tn self so much of the real estate of tie sai deceased as shall be necessary. and ;Llt copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the PhUniN HERALD. q newspaper printed and published in said county.
 VIM. A. HANCOCK.
 Probate Judge. Dated, August 9th, 1880, angi0
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&UUlnn0ES.

of Arizon [, in and for the County of Mar ic pa, and the complaint fled in the o1iece Of The clerk of Said court
 MARY NJ. BROOKS, Plaintiff,
 vs.
 JAMES ". BROOKS. Defendant The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting to JAsEs W. BROOKS. Defendant:
 Ion are hereby summoned 10 appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff il sid court to answer the conn laint filed with the clerk of this court. at Phelix, in said county, within twenty osys (exclusive oi the day of ser vice). after service upon you of this sum mons. if served upon you in this ecunty. but if served out of this county and within this district then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days; or said plaintiff will proceed to a hearing of said action. and judgment hy defaul. will be taken against you. according to the prayer of said com plaint And yo1 are herGby notified that this action is brought 10 procure & dissolu- ton of the bonds of matrinony now exist ing between you and the said plaintiff, snd that if you fail TO appeEF and answer said complaint. proofs thareof win be duly made aud a decree of divorce had in accord ance with ths prayer thereof.
 Given nnder my hand and the seal of said Court, this sd day of June, 1880
 FRANCIS d. SHAW, Clerk. bEMo-S < NcCABE, att'ys for p't'f.
 jnt-z0y
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NO TICKET.


 TILE Rock, August 13.-The 1iicans of Arkansas will not Estate ticket in the field.
 MORE DEATHS.
 w YORK, August 13.-Two victims of the West Jersey rail- disaster died this morning. This Is a total of seventeen.
 IMPORTANT CONFESSION. FRANCISCO, August 13 Mar miih, convict at San Quinlin, sl4F,n letter taSlIow con Yh found it's g.y into the Warden Alles and by him led 70 Governor Perkins. It at the writer and a certain witnessed the murder of T. re at Sespe ranch, Ventura that Sprague, who is now eafence of death for partici- n that crime was not present, | Cook and CurIce performed d. Betk-of these parties, it remembered were arrested las discharged by the com magistrate, and Curlee went |entiary but was released on q Ll.
 A DOUBLE MURDER.
 N. r., Alls 14.-About five this afternoon K. J. Heast. a ent young lawyer oftbIs place d killed Fannie Hewitt, the IT of one of our most pr. mi erchants, and immediately at $ killed himself. They were about four years ago but Dmediately divorced. The occurred in a room at tic aF TEIPLARs ExcJRsToN.
 IA, Aug. 1.-The California Pn train of tsn Pullman cars, Pn board 150 Knight TemL- ladies and the California n;ai Band of 2l pieces, arriv- this afternoon. There were  ommanderies from CaIifor- eommandery from Oregon Nevada. one from Montana from Utah. At Council 'aey were met by delegates
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT
 FLORENCE ARIZONA.

LAND OFFICE AT
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA,
 July 8, 1880. N lowing-namcd settler has iiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, before Wm- A liar coed, Probate Judge of Mlricopa County, at his uffice, in Phenix, ou Wednesday september 1. 1880. and secure final entry thereof: WILLIAM D. PEWTER, who made Homestead application, No. s, for the North East Quarter, Section F, Town ship Gorth Range, East. and names the following as his witnesses, viz: Martin P. Griffin, William Parker, John George and Simon Noverger, of phenix, Maricops County.
 The foregoing will be published in the Phenix HERALD for a period of so days
 c. M. +. PAUOISON. jul-27-30d Register.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
NOTICE.

4 IL Persons indebted 10 the Grand A Canal Company by note, are hereby notified tEGt they must call at the office of the Company and settle the same prior to August KO. 1880. Money notes.
 WM A HANCOCK.
 Attorney for Grand Canal Go.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

DOWE GOLD MINING COMPANY IA Location of principal place Of busi- ness. San Francisco. California; location Of works, Maricopa county, Arizona. No;ice There are delinquent upon the following described stock. on accoUnt of as sessment (No. D levied on the eighth day of July, 1880. the several amounts set opposite tho names of the respective shar1holdere, as follows:
 No. No.
 Names Cert Shares Amt. E M Gibson. Trustee.....5 14,0o Si4o0 % E Ii Gibson, Trpstee.....6 1.M0 l00 % Cif H Vernon. Trustee...7 15O O 1501 O0 W Schuyle-, Trustee--.S 7,5Co 75O O0 And in accordance with law ard an order of the Board of Directors. made on the eighth day Of July, 1880. many shares of each parcel Of such stock as may be neces- sary will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Company. Room 6. Safe Deposit Building. ys5 Montgomery street, San F, ,an- cisco, California, Monday. the sixth day Of september. 1SS0. a. the hour of two o'clock ?. M. of said dUy, to pay said delin que1t assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of tie sale.
 S. D. ROGERS. Secretary. Ofice-Room 6. Safe Deposit Building, 32S Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. aug,4