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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-10-13

The Roman Catholic bishop of B. is
most energetic cleric. He received the
other day the confession of little boy.
At the close said his right reverence:
"Well, have you anything more to tell
mep" No." said the lad deprecatingly,
" but I'll have more next timew
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-10-13

The Jewish Messenger says of American
Judaism =" The time is fast approaching
when it will be necessary to organize a
new party in American Judaism. That
the old and the madness of the new can
not be disguised"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-10-13
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, 1880-01-08

orrnous figures Of tho Eric tibet Chcaapcnko Ohio.
nm argrceate Of Nl1s 0o0 200, against sieb ,Gm
In INT. The yrnr 1S5D, however. proves 10 have
witnessed tho winding up Of mnre rn[wny cnnl-
iwlcu M many M our rccnrd sl!nwcd for 1H7B.
Slxty.tivc ina'ls, representing I.unlnH! invests
mchf-hcsltles u large amount Of unpaid tNtcr.
cst and stchfs which IN tnuiy csps above Rru mt
tnclliiIr,l--or f.lANxlON. liavu t,crn sn!d
,inlrr foreclosure during lH7D. Ahnslt st,c.thir,!
cnscs bus bcon entirely wiped mt by ths rroc-
csst whiEe tho nnucd debt flns undergone u
very severe acn1lug duwn. ta,rge ~ ts tho mum.
her nf these BnlCa. however, tho urctnHe MtitNtrt
involved! il only abont O. aU per tnnd. n9s.ntt
ncarly f0,5Wom In 1873. which ln.iicates thne
been r,.sathg through tho fir, Of late. Tho tai.
lovtnK summary gives n colnpnrlttvc View ri
the tMnla1 wDrk Df foreclosure slice 1H;t, tho
ycnr When we commenced tho compilation:
RtINNAf}r or aAfE9 t1NrlE1t Fl)l{ECt.UsUkE.
, 1880-01-08
snuTuElfN AGENTS..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, jim. AT n meeting
of General Passenger and Ticket Agents of
the Northern, Western, Southern, anu Sontll-
easterl lines to-tlny a system was adopted by
which 1t Is hoped all the lines will hc able to
work In unison, md prevent the cutting Of
ratcs or my other irregular practice. They
arc busy Mt work tt,-utKht Oil a revision nf
tho rutes. There viii b. Il reduction III tho
rates from Louisville nnd Cincinnati nntl co,l-
ttE,t0ls points IN account Of tho compilation
., n1t t9 HILL Is est seneF " ptara @ Of @t esE T
indianapolis, tic rates from these regions
hcil,g tila same IN proportion To- tho proposed
reduction. The Agents will finish their Ia
bOrs Mt II late hour Tonight,
, 1880-01-08

Spfrht NsjMftt Ia Ihe Eh'c71d Tribune.
lsosroS, Jau. 1.-TIe 1Iult. Leyl G. Wade
has lna.!o 'Ils report to tie Sntlora 1sallrOa.l
Cnn,pnny Of Mexico on the Mexican krant.
Thu report III favorable. II las been acrept-
I'd, a,Ai the contrNctnrs hnyD been instructed
to PROCEED Immediately with their work, be-
gllning construction. ut G,luyn,H. The roa.
% vt s"o " '' e,tos e9ass rv ~ Srl ts's " VII, liz
iIortherli bor,ter, Il tlialanru ot nbout
~ m!les, Wien =, II VIII ,conMect viii,
the Atctllsn,. Topeka Il Santa Fc.
The exnet pulit OF ,col,cetion Inns l,ot been
,lrterlntntl, as II is bsyon! usu nc
csptrd ,Atslllsun snrveyf, Tho gr!nt
gives - ,0Ul Ncrts u lnlle, bit thu
Company and thu Mexicnn Government have
u4reet u slail 10 changed to sA,uN ,nilo
%lt ssr IT,, "tSr nlSlsEes g ING Co T.
whicl, to Nceept thesa Mtc.littAtloils. Tho
Sonora will Gp the, only roaa IN Northern
AloxIev, mud tho Mlly Mrxlcall road Connect
lng With tho United States, :. II. viii Du tho
shortest nAe across tho Continent, Mug
, 1880-01-08

ber Of warehouses owned by private parties.
Tits Company las used iron Ties on eighty
ii5 miles OF its road Will, steel rails. 1t has
nlso lnnic large additions 10 tis folllng-sinck.
inR its Ills 6eyonI ID tlle Ntissol,rl, las lail
sSly miles of trick tlls pas, seasn Ernde,l m I
the completion, Of tic line to The Yellowstone
l,y tho lit Of SrptcttIrr next, It l,0g re]alI
Ita trucks frnm 1,rnIncrd to Fargo, l!s3 miles,
nntl built nine frcight-honscs, willie private
houses At sixteen stations it lias ntitcd TO
its rolling stock ten locomotives alitl 100 cnrs,
nnti contracted for ten locomotives and aid
ct,ra. to be- delivered curly next apring II Is
this winter increasing lis tiockngu nj luiutll,
or there.
Tie st. Paul Il Duluth Company, during
the Inst yt.ar, has built spur track Of six
,nfles, frum North i'acttic Junction to Kntfo
tcn ,iies IT rt,a,lw,ty o., hrnilcii lius iroiri
White Bear 70 Tayl0r's Falls. which will bo
opened nLout .j'tly next: Us gross car.'-
y 'Es ysar ss !s ses efS s 4oa % Ss Ss 0ii i II II
building seysisty.tiyo cs.rs at lis s!,ous IN ibis
city.
Tle North Wisconsin Inns been extended
within tho year twcMty miles icarcr to Lake
iudred fro,I, Il nputiii,v contract with
ono pnrty which requires tlie bringing 10
Hudson, Ou tic st. Crnlx from Cumberland.
enT}aais siaS "aHin q ,no MoEs aIy io fro % nSc. to
April 1.
Ttn Iocnl improvements by our railroad
colnianlrs made aud III progress nre of
9reat Importance to thls city. Tho St. rnml
here two freight.!loses ntul n Headquarters
ltltl[nu, Tim fErtner 80 Nnt1 400 ty 10 and 80
, 1880-01-08

Special ntpaieh II THs Chtfaeo tribune,
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. IA new railroad
conmliy, tho Sioi,x City & Nebraska, which
is II consolidation Of tho Sloux City & st.
raul and the Omaha & Northern Nebraska
Railroads, filed articles of incorporation here
totlay. Tlle cMpital stock Is $1,000. 600; ILL
meeting link ii to be hullt i,cxt summer frolll
Stnux Ci.y 10 Oakla.N!, the ter,utnus 0f the
Onlal,a t. Northern Nebraska 1tALlrond, thus
making II through ltnc bctween Umn'l atltl
St. fnnl. Tlie officers are:, President,
Charles II. Rtgelnw; -Vlcc-rrxidellt, Russell
1}lake!y: Sccn:tary, Ja1nes II. Drake; Trcas-
urcr, HORACE ThoNlpsoi,.
, 1880-01-08
IOWA RAILROAD MATTERS.

an<1t,t f,or,r, ,ooua,,tt nr 11e cAi-aop Itthune
propose 10 lsrn!ic extensive improvements on
their Iowa Division IN the spring. Steel rails
viii be ]uid. md mssfbly Pullman sleepcrs
4s"e, ~ Nv 5u.cno', ,' " tt%s l"a. WIZ. ."u
las startet named 1l1i,lols Central Junction.
with big boom. II. W. Brooks, Of 1yiscon-
sin, will establish @ % MI ,, immense ' creamery
there, md will gather milk along tho rail-
rnAds In each direction for n hundred miles,
antl will keep 1000 cows himself. There Is
no better point In the State for such u COLI
eern:
~ areo engineering party OF the fort Maal-
son II Northwestern Narrow Gauge nrc max
n, @ s"ryeys @ ha s ,ae Me ecs SO at s Knro
ca.' pes'n Mlic.. M',.cr s'osss nS onps. Ne''l'ek
which Will bring it>wcll on townrsl this city.
Dr9. s e'saso % 'o 1s nosk Il dssn .a, s rnss s 1Ys
y ,,rnnc,' sr,,', thoir Em'lSm,s & la. s1nImcs
,ssm % tty" ~ eeo olr ono ann Nna te cs .Drn
road and franchises already pgun and right
nbly let it. ~ o>
Tho Chcogo, Burlington & Quincy and
ChirngO. ilock ISlu,li & Pacific viii gtm,l
have Western n1,ti Central Iowa grlirnlietl
md b,iitii1g Drancins from raid to r.utl nj
inttrvnjs ri twenty Ur tLIrty miles hatxM,ji
ihis rity ind tho Siisso,iri' Fran Grre t.,
Xibia is 4 brsncli, VIII Knoxville; from l,ure
From CrGston the CiicaEn. Burlimrtnl, II
1}ut,cy lias brnirh r. f;Tta,niicltl. IL .lajr
Go'nty. The Chicago, 1sock isla.I i Taciac
viii doubtless rl,n It's Winterset Grnucll to
culincctIoii. From Rct Oak thc ChicaEo, Hr-
mbrallch of tlv Cl!jrngo. IsncE fsIoMl i Pacific
from Atla,l;ic; tila 1unetjtC poiit IL flo,lt
Infi, nrD ncnriy rn1structtyi. II II ,inw Ri
i'U nnrcd IL tlnnt in f;l.ientso nurlinsto" y
Qaisey will I bul!a hranclt from iiasil lnEs, M IN
nil. i,m,l,iv' Wi,pre II viii inprt n hr,i,el, nf
! tic Cl,icusn1. lick Isiand 4 Pacific tram
Az avoc1i 'e"f'n fInrsn hrorr"s viii h" va,,iohi"
| feeders to tic ulain lines and Of grcat Gen-
ai9 ,n,,,tan II n u co,'isy -, 1iny 'o's r,ns wv.
tw,ntv ,mtMs ,.ar;t.i + viii, fis f;hie,1n Rmr'
Ifs Isto, s pn1ey ,'''' sa % G"uty eu Il le n"' "f
t|is Ssst ana iargsst stock-ralsing' counties i,
The towns along tl,e Cellar napt1s & Ot-
~ rnui' Whit T. Tia i risni If tS,a Ge iSes
Moimes 4 Sarshailtow,. u ro,,tn' ayluE Vi II iailsti it'll
VIA w II ..l!Il,t,: lin in tho rot,tt' IL tn bn n,,,tlo
@ thm ths ,f,1"oa r",,}c ~ onMipc r.l,t 'in,,t.
list Wot,,l.y tllis rily yntel i,rr C. cent Tx
tw,s, ill.,. mi Siorshailtnwn @ 0 hnf nnn ,,ss
y,'tri n Tx stIrslsniit,,w,, wilt vot" n !, @ mr.
eeni INK III I;y isr.n .,,,,orIty. @ VIII Will wili Vii
@ ass.1re III lie scccss % Il tic nr"ist. f iii" NIT mt.
t,hfrn'rn W Mfwn,'lts" ~ I'n,,i nt u thnir t
mrcting fl Naw York thls ~ week., r." and n @ iinll
9rsi" ,. n9 ,,'' ;,rt fSil!as r' tP co, S"st St
l
, 1880-01-08
Il HolIthecU ulscaYErY,

.1Lfr!fkI4 MILL HTfk{V.
Or. john II. GlalnNy, ut ChirkASAw, a student
Of rcsuHreh and ability, wiz III tue city during
tho wcuk, llo las discovered u proccsa fur
,naktu2 pure. aud cuaap whtsktea aul hrandles
fron, surKhu,n. bcer, that gives asslrl,icu Ut
cl,uuper mi, h1ttur liquors u, our drinking pe,,-
ple taaIi have peon v0nchsafel thcn ID tho past.
, 1880-01-08

CLEVELAND, O., jan. 7.-Tle annual meet
Ing 1T the Stockholders of the Cleveland Il
Ilttslmrg lsallroad was held IN this city this
,nor,,ing. The old Board of Directors WIS
rctlecttd without any opposition. The
:p 1870, besides the Income received under
tllN leuse, were S5,G00. Out OF this there WAS
expended S1Sas, leaving Il net surplus Uf about
sJ,4W. The, guaranteed Income WIS
&t,at4,fD0, nMd expenditures made from tile
same, S1,3tl,30O.
, 1880-01-08
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Dawn of Better Times In the
Stock-Matket.
Tho Littlo Boards Boom While Tho Dig
Board Kccps Christmas.
Revival Of Interest In Outside Mineral De-
poaits Of California and Nevada.
4 Dixortrer and liis Sad Fatt--Cold Weather..
Theatrical and SuIat Notes.

DNQftftr lRd LIS SAD Fatt-'"Cold Wtatler~-
r..,}r,.o, ool p..,nt Ynf..
1neaeleaa "hu nWiai A"tes'
s,..,,, <,..r..x..,...< :, o.. ,a,.,., ,,..un.
opfeta' Conr1oonaeaes ~ ane Ca'e"oo 4r7ou"e.
BAN FlL.NCtscO, Dec @@o.-Tl,o old atlfRc. ttnt
the darkest hour ~ that boforu taw,,, WIS vcrl-
,eo ~ INC sW,ck M'"nss,a IN! ast Moiltey. Mhen
Union had fa'scn tn *3l.5o, slor'7s Nevada TO
*A.Sd, Mextcan to s13, and Yellow Jnckot to
S0,1h oyt.rv1t,,,y anil TINT unw thr 1x,ttnn hdh
foi,rn MI T,a;s ,v.,,, fr,n,,. ,rn ~ tn rInton
ts,t,,t, -, a.. t,ota.o 49,, ,.. ~ a." a,o, ~,
,.,,, s,I ~ .o es,, ". o a
,,oU'tiy eou'o oo loan'a Wntllns :" se!t p"es IN
Yellow Jneket oven ut H. Mon wlia hud bought
stocks ut comparatively high figures, and hnd
averaged down, IN MANY cases "lct Eo. Haa II,
"lnoss eVon solo aoiipie tho 1na'tity taey ma
purchased Tho ntr WIS fult of tnIk al,out fail
,rcs, shutting I'M tho tul1les 1ntgratons to New
York, anu n soucrul uoterIue.uut Of uyurythng.
, 1880-01-08

niacent terminal facilities at Gunymas hive
been granted, and It Is expected TINT n largo
amount OF freight from tho United 9tatcs to
Australln, China, ln.lIn, and Soitll America
will rencli tho Pacltlc by tho now line.
, 1880-01-08
ATc111soS, TOPEKA & SANTA rE.

NTEIIIStJSs TUFElNlN e 9NNTIA EI1.
Special Dtspateh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
Ee$roS, JAn. 7.-rhe Directors Of tho
Atcllison, Tbpelsa & Satlta Fd voted today
tn consolidate with tho Pueblo Road oll II
basis Of two shares OF the Atclison to three
Of the Pueblo, which Is al,o,lt tic ratio Of
tho present market ynf1n Of tho two stocks.
Ttle DfrMtors Of the AtelIlsDn Roat declared
II dividend OF 3per cent, payable Feb. l.
, 1880-01-08

10 Use TIC ETounNS OetWccn.NuIlh Nhkef
t,Nl Klnzie and Wells nnd Franklin streets
would make the depot building only 30 by
I'll feet, which would not be 0ne-fosrth the
Bpace needed. Therefore tho Company pro-
poses to lave North Water stret:t and that
part Of Franklin street from Kfuz!c to The
new street which # proposes to open in order
to Rlvea clear roa.l to- the elevator vacated
by the city. This wollll enable the Company
to cover nearly tic entire grounds l]ctwcctt
Wells md Market streets nnd kiMzie street
nIltl the river with fine aud cnn1llhttinls depot
buildings. No llurnl ca!, possibly nrise to the
city OF private individuals from such MI
nrrnngelncnt. Tho entire grounds Indicated
in the diagram, with tho execution nf thu
and tic elevator will be provided with il
much better thor0ughfnrc tilnl It has had
heretofore by the way Of Franklin street.
whicl, Is crossed by nllnberless tracks, nn
demolition, n1lnberless Incidents, having NJ
ready occnrret! Mt that point. Tho clevNtor
people are a1lxlos TINT tue proposed arrai!ge,; ;;
et ot sop ne e ID for tle w SFfS. s VII
necessary for teams to cross the tracks In
order to reach their buildings. North Water
street Is entirely covered With trucks. anil Is
en1a IN yoHy ayys sfss1 ts 1
toned yucaied, tho Northwestern Railroad
Company had introduced at the Inst lncetIMg
Of the Co.n1lon CouIctl the foiloWlnE ortll-
lltlEE+ WHICH NlLS EElCl1ttl W L4E AOiLHV4tlEt
on Streets and Alleys, wlo linve Unanimous
u agreed to recommend Its passnkc, and Will
present their report to the Common Council
Monday evening:
Be 4 e1elaited bv TIC Common Council of The cltD
Sc. j. That so much Of North Winter street us
es between s.s zen tSo ss ,, line sf Frnn STREET & a
Franklin stroct aB lies betwccN the south l!no OF
KInzlo street and tho south linn 1f North Water
r. rS hss hs
..nco shAll not be operative until tho Chtcngo s:
Northweatcr1, HALLWAY GGompany ss,a!t Ivy out
ming irgn Frltnkl!n strent g vYela street. par-
aleI tn North Waicr street, twcnty:,f0ur feet In
feee aoaeS % II tic s s%s al "S ao se %t Rers 70
street, In such manner TINT tho use of such pro-
s pSis nfS t1sHs ana s s ny W aS's espy
] prosuhcs 1 to tho t via'urt @ "a wcits srcat, nl%l
ntMi} pave susa proposed no" street I'll suitable
nttd proper niuslnes, mud build stonc-wnlls 0n
Caeh so thcreof suitable fur the protection and
deliver to tho City nf Chcnss liz uRrec,ncit per-
petnally 10 .!lntntain sal! street, us npprt,Achts
md protection atorcsnad' and Keen tho
.Tha managers If tho Northwestern stato
TINT u the brtllIIancu H. pnssetl, III tluy TX
psct 1t will, because Il will bn II lMnellt 10 tho
city, md especially to tho North Sitlc. they
depot Within thirty dMys TINT IL to ct'yer all
the ground between tlle new street and XIII
lie and Wells s @ n,d Market 81 sreets M un.t y \,
Tile present oi.lsu building uf thu Company
between Franklin anl Market is 10 be- turn
doW Is thH groHnd It stHn1s s 81 H. VIII hs
depot @ viii avs W Gsnt snst alons @ Kas u st!Sst !sN
street of POI feet. Al! the tr,.ins irpm iii
various diyls'ons Of this Company will BIZ u..
mt Innnss IN tha sV.st Si,ln 'itl III" ha ~n,t,t.'
, 1880-01-08

SAVANNAH, Gill;, ian, 7.-fho Georgia
Central Railroad stock, which Tuesday even
Ing WIS quoted at ~, went up to tE' to-tlay,
OF satisfaction mt tho 1rnsliig of the road.
, 1880-01-08
ITEMS.

-
ITEMS.
Commissioner Albert Fink has informed
n,no,,,,r ~ tha iiiah I,sm,s VIII ia ta,., ~
s.h y. u'o 1e o., 1'ss ~ a., M'i uu 4'e4u Nv
New 1olN, OIL tlo io1ls Oh tla's lhohtn.
Mr.. X. $. Hair Inns been appointed Assist
mt General rlcket-Agert Of the ST. raulE
Duluth Railr0ud Company, viii, head
.,,,"rtnrs ~ g. no,,l
q','.'lers ~ "' Oh s,'''
Mr.. Thomas Jackson, late chief clerk at tho
Of tho 1,alt,moro 4 Ohio In fills city. has
u. INV ....''., c,,t,,e 1M,u, H., EG. -!
Dceil APPOINTED Chlsf ClerK OF Inc Geherna
Freight department OF the Kansas Pacific
Tho coun,,toe ~ ct,,xe,,. ~ Fo,omo4co
G" w. a"s1". w. 4na f,.,,i,... ~ i''a.uo y, ann
structng II branch line To connect tllut city
witt, tic Chicago K Grand Trunk met
Wednesday,. n,Ni resolved to upcn corrc-
spomtienco viii Tho Company and asccrtnIn
Oh wat terms 1t Will coinplutc. ealljp. and
0ncrnt tr tho r0ad, II tite ucOiIln al Knfnm'nzf,o
n1,d citizens along tha praposcd line viii fur
, 1880-01-08

No other wblskcs Dye equals uiVs-so oentA
, 1880-01-08


Special Dtspatsh to 1ns Chicago Tribute.
DErlo1T, Aftct., jan. 7.-Tliu Munugers
nntt General Freight Agents Ut routls forll,-
Ing the Great Eastern Fast Freight I.iuc hold
regular senli-annual meeting ut tic Russell
House tt-ttay, aud elected the following OIL
GERS: Chairman Ut thu Executive Donr.l, l..
j. Sergeant, rralsc Manager Grauil Trunk;
Treasurer, John porteo,ls, General Freight
Agent ttrnMI Trunk Secretary, j.. Il. SnIyuly,
tt,;;rnrra! Esrclght Agent Northwestern t;rald
Trunk. Tho general ntl!eers l!nve BEEN lu-
tntrtl ut Montreal fur tho lust six lM0ttsH md
VII rs'!!nin ture f.! t1s nr,;YIlt. rle Chl-
mil the New York, I.nlso Erle i Westpr,, wcra
nin,lt.ss! to mssnb;;rshlp. !sn rne oter r'atls
wrstcrn t;rard Trunk, tho Vermont Centr1ti
tl'o El!nt \ l'erH AlarI'stte, tho otnn Imp
thu Louisville, New Albaiy u Chicago, tho
ln.f!lsn., Bloomington u Western, thu Cairo
~ Vfl,cennss. Tho line possesses nearly 4, D00
cars, anl " constantly aI!'!iug to thu nnnl,er.
Manager liltIssOn niM his party II tils.,ul
Trunk U1llGinih lGnvD tt+lnnrrUw Tor Port ILL.,
rUll, allu gu THENCE III Cl,EcngU.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-10
POsTPONEMENT.

The sale of delinquent stock of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY, August q, 1879, at the same hour
and place By order OF the Board Of Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-10
POsTPONEMENT.

The sale of delinquent stock of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
MONDAY, October Goth, 1879, at the same
hour and place. BY order of the Board of
Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-10
POsTpONEMENT.

The sale of delinquent stock Of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
FRIDAY, December 18th, 1879, at the same
hour and place. By order Of the Board Of Di-
rectors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-10
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
snEBA SILVER MINING coxrASy.

Location OF principal place OF business, San
francisco. California; location of Works, Hum
boldt county, Nevada
NOTICE.-There are delinquent, upon the
following described stock, on account OF assess
r,eut No. 10, levied CA the 20 day of May, 1879,
The several amounts set opposite the nasses Of
the respective shareholders, as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-10
POsPONEMENT.

The sale Of delinquent stock OF the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
TUESDAY, February 18th, 1880, at the same
hour and place. BY order Of the Board OF Di-
rectors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-10
POsTPONEMENT.

latureof delinquent stock of the above
= f.;l any is hereby postponed until
10 IAN " prll 18th, 1880, at the same hour
sane at hrder of the Board of Directors.
AHAM HALSEY, Secretary
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-10
NOTICE


My wife, MARY CANS, having left my bed
and board without any proyocation, | will not
be responsible for any debts she may contract
from and after this date.
L. s. CANS.
Bullion Of Paradise Mil, October Is, 1880.
o2l-30d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-10
POsTPONgMENT.

The sale Of delinquent stock of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
TUESDAY, December IA, 1880, at the same
hour and place. By order of the Board of Dr.
rectors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
iy24-td-o1Std
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-10
Delinquent Sale Notice.


Location OF principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Mount Rose Mining Dis
trict, Humboldt county, state of Nevada.
NOTICE.--There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF assess
Ment No. 3. levied on the 10th day Of Septem.
Der, 1850, the several anouats set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows;
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the goth day Of
May, 1879, so many shares of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction at the office OF the company, No
Sl2 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cali
ornia, on TUESDAY, the 22d day of JULY,
,S79, at the hour of 2 o clock P. N. of sad day,
60 pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale. ABRAHAM HALSEY,
Secretary.
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from motigPONEMExT.

the LeglsE- -, :, -, 49,,
insane provid hereby postponed until
Meesrs Iang6, 1880, at the same hour
ne9s's' the Board of Directors.
Legislature HALSEY, Secretary,
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a condition kEMENT.

Sea' snt stock OF the above
Lunatic. Asylnerehy postponed until
.,5h, 1880, at the same hour
wi5aoat raIr of the Board of Directors.
of $50. afHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
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MEM ENT.

body, has nos
intimated s'thalt stock of the above
.ereby postponed until
Tor not Prov, 1880, at the same hour
homo The the Board OF Directors.
hoiio. 10 HALSEY, Secretary.
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