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PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMAsTER's
Dgror ouAETEGHAsTEa's oTIIcS; =.

DgpOT QUAkIERNlkTEn5 UFfItM 2
HOIsION STRIET, COkNER OP CRRENE
NEW-yoRK CITY May n. 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS. In Irini'cst4 subject 70 the usual
condID will by received oce Until clock N,
on Thursday H. IL o. 1T which time and place tey
Will opened the presence " bddrrs for furnishing ana
OF Rau Stoves Pipes end Elbows
sheet Zine Scufiles lire hovels. pokers aud TonsS
Lawn Mowers Scyhcs SnAths Bos axes Hay aud stable
Forks Sickle Back StaoDer Feed Boxes ana ethsr
Quarternasters stores Proposals
Tor eer class Of msoved for quantities less
than the wbsie requires, will be received
tho Tightto reJecf any or az ply
posals will DO given 70 articles OF doaesic pro-
Bsnk proposals md full information - o. manner q nd
ding Guanltes Of tiCas required conditions 70 DC o
seTyedby hitcrS aud terms OF contract and payment WIZ
he furnished on application AZ this ONCE
FnVeolta contsniHy posais sttfud ne maIkcd ffU
poae (luarenastIs stores ard addressed 70 ne IN
dersigned. ~. Z. tA5TSN,
Depot Quartermaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

AS n their cost price, the same IS by the
,anort OF the preceding year, $10.2ss,ss6 The
tber assets of the company including cash on hand
and IN London and subsidies due tcther than
the old claims against tho United states
md British Columbia|. now S176.59l against
$3.50. 5O4 a year ago, amounted to $1l,s2Z.Szo
kpril 80 1880. against $12, 269 40 April 80 1879
Tho above figures include 25,52s tons OF coai on
hand at the end of last year against 2Sr9s6
A. the end of the preceding year. The report
n this year omits from the assets 81 1924,
viz: Tug Miller Griffith, $42 Oss. steam launch at
Panama. $2,1SO, and lighters at Yokohama,
H72.O15 which appeared among the assets reported
April 80 1870 The comparative liabilities OF the
eompany at the respective dates were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

LONDON May 2s-l2:S0 p. m.-AGhte and Great Western
FIRST mortgage trusOes rHrlincates t3st 90. socou
New Jersey Central cnnsOls 81 LTte RHway shree %
do second SGa Illinois Central 1V4p; htS'ons
Railroad, IL New York Central. 1917. 49,. nav
LONDON, May 2Gl:3O =. m.PAIls shVlceS quoI5 w.
Is 70 Confines fof ue account
LONpON NAV 2-4:O T. -COnsOls. $3.50 for MONEY sha
Qga for the account Atlantic and Great western
mortgage trustees certificates. Ga New Jersey Ee-
fFai eoDsos 100 Erie Railway shares 34ss Illinois CW'
lOi; Pefusylyana Central 81 y Reading lSal'IOe1
advices quote per cent renes AZ IS francs 5Z
tines for the account. 4,,r,, NJ
Germany AhoVs an increase o. 6,36O00O MARIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

LvEproor. NAV 10 rmk,-Prrnc Mes tasenl t dull
duh 80 short RIB. dull Al IS OF: Ng Gear ear
nTuer ai an shoulders. dun p. Reef -Indll Mesa
dull NJ 75E Extra Meas dun a. ~ lrilc Mess. dun al
tArl-Priue NtHIrTi, du at b tl Ialuw-i glmo
Cit siea " al 3d. Turpeutne Spirits steady ~ retail
R.liColumui duh alud.; Fine. dnl H. 10 Cd Chetso-
American Chocc steady Al o. new Lard q dI a. ~
st,aiv M 10 spring. No g. dull B9d. Now WIN.
,r western steady 10 Cd New southern Winter steady
~ no ,d Cnr1i-MiXei ola. steady Al Id; New Mixed
Grinrr az . ~. Cottui.rd ul-NeLoW Amtncai' n0ns
Il uHths,. Npsu--COndlln. ~ lpnlnA ddh ~ 4Od
TurpcuiIuc rpiIlt- Al London steady Al 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

Bo-IDy -lt, Wool NUT aic fw buyer haN' apl cared
on lie Manufacturers uslr 49, th"i oo si"rss
I'f.t, bass tIat iarl' u
I,-lr, r,rlr cnufdri., uu. ~tcI' 80 aud P'nENNa
f Fl..,r. 90 " i.r fui nl w NscohNn ana "lCh-
i.lu lg,,,4 AZ a ..ni uwa,u.d F.rrfc- a. - Sc.
f,d finr AMI .tnot- California Wool runtirnr quiet
passed into the handn uf
u8rhf Pu ri M"os nov" s'wy aud ice RAJ e.
f,u - t ~Gr"r X tn latter 'ri", rht';nab"
nu, So thoct Nalbc super la FOr,n No" there are no
tl4G. of .Ily ttAuCC 10 rtlOlL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
IIANANA- MARKETA.

UAv,VA May &c spanish gold. "3l L c292 Exchange
upward tunucu'y o. ie nte-. 80 days End, 3ll
I.hrcuiulI, ahort slT d9i .H1h pruml On London 10
"a. premium Paris - premium. sugar idin a'utt
Int lowe 80 - D. y, 7IdGa gOc uor ariOht; Mo-
aases sugar. Nos 20 TO- 1a1 rcus Murcoyado C0riuol
to Far Reals, Cctrifugab6- ponriLaon 7IdJ reals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
LIABILITIES.

After the severe pressure to which spectators ana
brokers have been subjected during the last le"
DAVIS. it would be unreasonable to expect that the
stock market would vet be free from feverish-
ness aud anxiety. But to-day 1t was no'lce-
able that the fever was hourly growing
less. The market opened excited, with prices gen.
orally higher than the last figures OF yeSerday-so
uch an that the spositiOn sell to realize prohts
on Yesterdays purchases quickly turned the u"e'
and prices soon were Oft from 10 P0i
cent. After that there were frequent nut
tpatons and alternate periods OF stftngth
and weakness but there was gam ol
fraction at each upward luctuation, so that at INC
end prices generally are higher than yeS'eruaE'
The business of the day HO8,5OO shareS) was
1854 600 shares less than the business OF yeser0aN.
The coal stocks were perhaps the most active ana
ottor A,ctnatinp about 3 per cent closed at about
tho highest figures of the day. Lake Shore opened at
1O1 and declined to 093s, closing at lOOl2' ana
Ere declined from 1884, to 32lo but later soid az
34sa034. Pacific Mail was special feature ol Tue
dov. selling at 39l203212O3G. The late advance
1vos dus TO the favorable Interpretation gwen 10 the
company's report. and TO the harmony ot INTERESTS
between the Pacific Railroads, the fahama
Railroad and the Pacific Mall supposed
+o he shown by the ticket for directors
which was elected for the ensuing year. western
Union early advanced to 90. but later sold ut O3~
o47s Nothing came ont to-day that gave to yester-
DAYS report of large private transaction III TINS
stock the color of truth. The general market
moved in unison with the few stocks already named
and at the close exhibited good degree OF strength
Government bonds we're a shade higher Tor the
small business $96,OOO) that was done at the
Boards. The Treasury received twelve proposals.
amounting 10 81 1924, 500 to sell 1T bonds as 1oi-
lows: Is of 1881 at 107.O3@1O7'24' Us OF 1851 at
1O494Q1O5, and IS of 1881 at O3.32laa lO3.02'
cd
As of 1881 at 01O9 SO. and S95O,O0O o. of
1881 at 1O7. O301O7.O5. At the close the extreme
prices were not fully sustained, the quotations beng
ne follows: -. ....
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L,OUTHERN MINNES(

- PAY --liUi1'r, OF PIN
Miun'lpta Sairoiu Company
luuds 90 The G hic 3. AliW AZ A.
tu.y, isau si pn - sou horn Rili
ton 10 iae ONCE VI the COMPANY
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financial.


A LII who are Interested in railroad business
~ mileage stat,-ucs should set 1liE Tn HUME ALI
MANA for l0op nov ready price - cents DS hlL
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS VIII want 10
- Lct The Tribune Almanac Tor lrSu; ~ gives me lE res
luiird tate revenue Rni ENprnHtIr" since 1917 Flce
u cnnts. b. NAH
NHiCAGO, MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUL
~ RAILWAY COMPANY. Holders ~ bonds ~ the
CHICAGO. UiNau.uc AMI II tall NnlHAy Company. known
The " COn,chdauc Sin ing Fund bOnl arc hereby no
tncu Tia presenting 1T tho OihCe 81 his com
pu,y Nj t. bonds viii De etRmped releasing
VIII thereafter be- k.Own OfsOhdatd llundA.'
JULIUS WADSWOkTu, Nce'PreSdent.
CINCINNATi, iNDIANAPOLIS. ST. LOUIS
ami sold by CiIAS. II. BOOTH,
Room 81, Dfrxcl Building.
EASSIOCKS e. CRY r. K. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought y so,d ri. HEWITT. 81 Exchanse:plGee
GAS STOCKS.
an ey York Brooklyn ~ cks, ami also all kinds
OF BrnukiYt inv eHtmsut sOctI,tl, dta ! "a Dy
GEORGE n. PHBNTISS,
10 BROAD-5r, AND % ENLAANGEPLACE-
EWYNNE d DAY, As Wall-st., New-York
N teaabnahed 1854. tranEaGi general Banking ana
Brokerage business IN Railway slsrc~, BOndS De- &c
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ INT ,ho IEADVLLLE AND eHAMROCK MINING
COMPANIE, cnnsuh iuted Un the 9th inst under me
ua.r tuc d" Lcadye CIusJlidntcd Mining Company.
BtucNnO m tao LellY H. and ohamr0rk glanS CON-
rauin viii present thar siuk on and mie June ~ INC
offices company. No. llJ Br0idWay, Rooms lAo Anu
rs. AM receive tis ueS soJk for tBe sane .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
Hnailral.
RoxDouF, n. z, nay 90 1850.

v,r,n ..rruar as RSSp1S1 =. z Y AY ~ dsSS
A holders Of the ULSTER AND DEL4WARE PAIL.
ROAD COMPANY wn DO bed g the otee q the eonAzV q
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rnlNI cLnrI MAkkkE


T,i i.,tr t.--. 70 " ith sales - 80 squares ~
49, t'. g. ,i.,g Cst market hLs ruiz" qur with s'iac
,i,is Co. .,f i,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for FURNISHING RATIONS
and sUIP CHAN DLEsY for REyES IL yEssEiA
CUsDN HOISR. 4

COLLECTORS OFFiCE, May Ii, 1850.
Sealed proposals viii be received al this sfee usel ~
ooock doom Of "Wednesday, June 2 1889 for saprysng
rRtOHs and ship chapdiery 90 DC bid lof espasatcf
Tor The The and yesses Of the Cnftsd
States Revenue Nane rviee t5 Collection District f0r
the b. year 1881. Schedules OF a1icles d
sldpchandery for will he furnished appcaton
al this office. 1880
Tine right T. reserved reject any all bds and waive
defects deemed for the interest Of the Government so 70 do
A.. A NERRLTr Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

PROPOSALS viii be received until Safur-
day May 30 at noon, for the sale OF forysgh Ns d
she CsIfe ana Fulton RailToad First Mortgage shining
Fard Land Bonds Of $1,000 each 20 the upion ffus
A sryD0ssis 10 be directed 70 EDWARD KING, pre
~ II. @. MARQUANp.
Vioefresideni St T.. l. NJ. s. Ry.ro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

oopSPI ny VI e SsiS g tie sss q tRs sSasT IN
RoND0UT mJUdh D 1850 - CctSgz y -, -....-
VTIHR CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
i ofNEw-YORK.
No 10 NassRuSt, oornor OF Pine$k
CAPITAL, 81, 100000 IN q. g. BONDS
Allows depaaiis r1turnab0 o. demand or ~
Hpsothed datoa Iaa leG DEPOSITORY Cor paid into
Court Il authorised act Executor, AdHnnhelntoE
Tranaer ARens @ Seoks nd Bond an2 ~ Trusssetor
'A~-AA'~N - eEENRY r. sPAULplNG. Proz,dsaG
BENZ: sHEsM IAE lvEss- Pnssiasass.
C. II. r. BABCoCK, Secretary.
BOARD on TRUSTEES
Samuel q. Bahoook GeOrgN w. LAaA
Jonathan ThoenA Jacob D. Vermllya
Josiah n. FtskG Roswell Skoel
ChAa q. Landon, A. A. Low,
Edmund w C0Thea Amos r EnA
Fredk n. Oossitt ChAs O. Frauohyn
Wm H Appleton VIM. n. WeDA
Gustav sohsWb J. PieFpont stUtxaa.
DAVID DOWs Percy R Pynet
Martin Bates, Henry r Spanlun&
Wm Alien ButloT DAVID Wore etsnVp'
james p. Wallace. Cofneit1SN, BasA
Benz. 3. sherman ]
THE CLEVELAND CoLTsBUs CrzcTxNAn AID nDLAzAPo)
HALLWAY C9lHAET, GENERAL OFFlcE ,a.o
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May IL, l6so,
'T1HIS COMPANY, having been requested by
holders large Of consolidated bonds 10
cancel the sinking fund clause contained terep and 70 Per
and this company beiRg willing TO comply With the REQUEST
the bOndbolders: - -. 49,,
their bonds a the United states
Trns the City OF kewYrrk, when and where an IN
ceiling the sinking fund and oil bonds 40 Endorsed VIII
hereafter be excluded from redemption prior 70 their hctua
50 p1s0nted ana tins company VIZ continue % de-
po the sinking fund pro rata with he Irnstee and soc
6Unds wi remain subject 70 resumption by the SINKING Fund
% III '"' vi 9i"'' JUN ~ j. r. DEVEREUX, President.
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DEPARTMENT OF THy INTERIOR I
OFFICE OF IADlAN AEFAIss. WASHINGTON May 10, 1880
DROfOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND


sEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed Proposals far Beef. ia.
con Flour, otbng TRANSFORMATION &C las the cas- my
directed COnnIsOnei OF IDdiaD AnalrS NOS
York VIII recofYed unu ~
Of MONDAY. JUNE 1880 Tor furnishing for The lntad
sal about pounds Bacon $4,000 900 pounds t
the hOoI l2s00 pounds Btans % 90 poinas BAKING
Powder, 23OOOfO poGDds CUFT 3S30O0 pounds Coffee,
pounds 900 pounds Feed. loss pounds
Hart 1900 pounds Ilouny 1000 pounds LARD 90
barrels Mess Pork 253 900 Pyupes Rice pouds Te
?2OU pounds Tobacco 0Ol pounds sait 1900 pounds
Sap 20 Inds soda 100000 pounds sugar. ana SSSooo
Ao glanse;s WOODEN and Cotton In para
TIcIngL 4LuOO yarls Standard Calico $4,000 gardsi
yards Gar CHAM, 5000 yards; kenfacky Jeans z5vW
yRr,s: 5aIineEi, ZOO yards; Brown Shretins zisun
ysids BleaeLed sleeupS l70O yslds; Hickory ehirnE
1890 yards CALICO Stirling 3go ysrLs Minssy e,S
Supplies and long list OF i0scella eotis tces SUCH ~
Wagons, Harness, Flows, Rakes Forks 60
TT1nspOa ion for such OF the supplies, Goods and
that may contracted for 10 De delivered NJ ina
Ills must be made out on Government blanks.
Schedules showing The kinds am quantities u snossenca
fOT each Agency md the KINDS ana guam
titles gross of all other goods and ARTICLES togrther win
lie and for cmtraet ana bond conolon1
by biGder time and place OF delivery, terms
meut transportation r0Tltes a.d AL oIher
VIII furnished application 70
The ndLn Office In Washington, Scs o. ard 81 WOOSTER
ri. York TO T.. -. Kingsley No 30 Clinton place.
N'a. York: WIN IL Lyon. No ass Broadway and 10 The
Cnnisa VI Subsistence. u 3 A. at C5icago ST Lois
II nj eaycHwTih, Omaha Cheyenne AID fankion. ana
tie Postmaster n sioux Clty
Rds Oponei the hour ana nav aoove stateu ana
bidders are invited 10 ba present. al the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
bds must be panied by cstlhei cheoSs upon some
United DepOs Assistant Ir2slrer Of a. ieAss
fy q ptr cent VI the amount OF the proposal .
~ X L. TRONDR1DGE
hrnnr frnn
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l. +. WINSJ0W,
President

election Notites.
~~""----~- NEW.l DIRK, May "a, 1890.
At the annual meeting Oh the stockholders
~ OF tho AUhARIA GOLD AINIAG COMPANY, OF
sorgtn tue following elected for ensuing
DANIEL q. FISK,
SAMU EL VANCE.
JAMES Al. GEOlsGE
srANLkY H. RAY.
Othcars;
DANIEL 1. FISK, President
SAMUEL VANCE Vice president
DANES II. GEORGE, See'y and Treas.
SEw.YouK, May g. lss0
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
4 HOLDERS Of tho cos sOLlDATED REPI BiiCAN
MOUNTAlN AIMING CoNPA NY, for the eaecten Of
rrlsIaes aud thc ransaG1Oa pf oer euaaaa3s
that may roue beforo ihe Doesng viii oe held
At No. o. ROADWAY,
On TUESDAY. JUNE 8, 1880
Al lg O'CLOCK noon
Rols VIII roman Gpan ono hour.
n. n. DUNckLEh. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
NEW.YoRK May 20. 1880, I
DRExEI BUILDING.
St. L0IB & San Francisco Railway Co.
EQUIPMENT LOAN OF 1880.

SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received until IL O'clock
noon Friday May % inst for all or any part OF SOoOOOO
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD EQUIP
MENT BONDS interest at per cent payable IN gold June
ami December.
These bond, issued at the rate N 20 per cent OF
the Of rolling STOCK purchased and TO be pur
cse for by company and each for the sum OF
$1,000 due fifteen from June 1890 with sinking
Fund payment commencing June 1882 oil cent TO be
applied srmanuuay the redemption OF tho bonds at not
exceeding l05
100000 Will DO ready for delivery June J. $780, and the
remainder at the option Of tho COMPANY before January l.
ISL than S3jOO0O before September next
These bOns secured by to Alden speare OF
Boston, ami DAVIS Selgman 81 New York. rs Trustees
COrs Mortgage bond and further Information can
application Term cash delivery OF the bonds
any the right to reject and all bids
Proposals will De marked PROPOSALS FOR EQUIP
MEST BON DS." aud addressed TO
L. +. wINSLOW.
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
CARIBOU CoNSOL. MINING 10.

The Annual Meeting the siecKhodess ii TIM csrlbce
Consolidated Mining Company viii DO held at tho Otkcea
thereof. No 81 Brosdst New York. on Thnrsaas JlSe
NJ 12 ocock for the OF elecsng nye fs
toes % the aud also ~ pass s0 the
OF lnrTpainz the Capita Stock Of the OomiU fram Oke
DolIaIsto Nnlen and Five Hundred fhou1aze
Dollars applied the purchase Of
Rdtonmg properly.
Polls win remain Gpeir ono ho6f.
WI May 70 and win reopen Jono Y
iSSQ BRAYTON IVES
JAMES b. NETCALF, TrusrecsL
II. II. H0LL1S1ER. }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

TREASURY iarARTNEAT.
OFFICE DIRECTOR OF TlE MNI,
WAsIiheTos %. u, May ~ 1881
PROPOSALS will be received at the oi,ice
until o'clock the slst day q Nay is; at wn,Sa
t tons Zfe lin sabs TO be siyere Tree on ioJri
ChnAgO Illinois IN lois G mol less thaa Sf<sss
on or befOre 1btA ~ June 1850 -. =. 49,, 40.
All be addressed ~ the director o. se AL
wsshnssa D. c. the envelopes to be inoorsed Proposals
for Zipc." a. :. a., an ~v..st ann ar an 49,
,o ny 'N1' II. j. PREs1oS.
pV'~>' Acting DIree0r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-dav ara reDOrtOd "a follows:

The following were TIA recorpss and sn1pmehIS
at and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

NAV. YORK. May II. 1870.
VA RAILWAY COM
. BONDS" Ui tho Southern
can exchhngn ths same fBr
b 9na ~ Padl hsilway Com
Inr .oh DiNis.On, on applica-
= q. ~ Nvilliam.st,
i. "a. NY EEie, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

TIRE MUTUAL IIFE INSURANCE conPAxY OF NEH-Y oxK,f
lao % 1916 Broadway, NEw-YORk, May ~ lseQ. :
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Ter TRUSTEES
Of this company VII be he'd at its oce - above pr
ssIant TO IFS charter o MONDAY, June Z, 1880.
The polls will be oPeu nj l2 ocock ard Remain oYez
tI O'Clock q. III. ISAAC y LDOfD tecsetzfg.
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62 BRoADwAY, NEW. YoN I'M. :
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
4 HOLDERS OF the DUHDERBER0 MINING CON-
PAHY election OF eleven ull sdrecto1s ana snch
other bu,n presented before t wall be hold On
Tuesday June at the hour q O'Clock noon the e,as
OF the conpany IT, 62 Broadway. Transfer books WA
be 25tn day Of Nav. nc y and ron1in
~ W ~ ~ II. s. BikADFoRD. seezsssEy.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-10-02
Delinquent Tax List Of 1879.
TEEAsURER'S OEEICE-

CUSTER Cry, ID. T., Sept. 4, 1880. I
All persons named below are hereby
notified hat the delinquent taxes must
Toe paid by the first day of October next,
Oh suit will be brought and taxes col
lected by distress and sale of property:
Name. a. amt.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-20
SUMMONS.

CSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF sACRA-
- mento-ss. In the Super or Court. The
People OF the State of California, to Will IAN
TAAFFE, THOMAS McCAHILL, d. A. MAGELLAN
and THOMAS MASTERSON, greeting You are
hereby summoned to answer the complaint of NJ. NJ.
0DELL, in id Court filed against you within ten
days from the service of this writ exclusive f the
day OF service, if served On you in this county; II
served out of this county but within this district,
within twenty DAYS; but il served on you without
said district then in forty days from such service,
exclusive Of the day Of service, in an action COM
menced on the I'D day of MARCH, 1880, in said
Court. Said action is brought to obtain decree OF
this Court requiring defendants e. set forth tne
nature of their several claims in and to that certain
piece and parcel of land, situate in the city OF Sacra
mento, county Of Sacramento, state OF California,
described as follows, viz: Commencing at the inter-
section of and Twenty ninth streets, on tne south
line OF street, and running east along tns sou.h
line Of said W street. TO the west me Oh Ihiry-
first street thence south along said west line 70
street; thence west along the north me Oh
street to Twenty ninth street thence norm 10 lhs
place of beginning. That al ADVERSE Sisinis oi
the said defendants be determined by the Court,
and that it be declared and adludged that
the defendants or either of them, have no estate
or interest in or to said premises, and that the
dafanda, tssand each of them be forever debarred
from asserting any claim in or to said premises
adverse to plaintiff also for general relief and for
cause OF action plaintiff alleges that he the owner
and in possession OF said premises, and that said
defendants have right or title thereto all Of
which is fully stated in the complaint file herein,
to which reference is hereby made And you are
hereby notified that if you fail to answer the COM
plant as directed plaintiff will take default against
YOU and apply to the Court for judgment for the
relief prayed for therein.
In testimony whereof, !, Thomas H. Berkey, Clerk
of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand
and afix the seal of said Court. at office in the
City Of Sacramento, this I'D day of MARCH, A. D.
1880.
sxALl THOMAS H. BERkEY, Clerk.
By ]. H. PARsELL, Deputy Clerk.
L. s. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
s6-law2mM
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-20
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SSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
= ramento-ss In the Superior Court The
People Of the State Of California, TO WIN TAAFFE,
THOS. MCCAHiLL, D. a. MAGELLAN, TflOS.
hereby summoned to answer the complaint OF NJ.
NJ ODELL, in said Court filed against you, within
ten days from the service Of this writ exclusive OF
the day OF service if served on you in this county ;
if served out of this county but within this district,
within twenty days but il served on you without
said district then in forty days from such service ex
elusive of the day OF service in an action commenced
on the 22d day of MARCH, 1850, in said Court. Said
action is broug to obtain decree OF this Court
requiring defendants to set forth the nature Vi
their several claims in and to that certain piece
parcel of land situate in the County of Sacramento,
State OF California, described as follows, VIE Com
mencing at the int rsect on of and Thrtieth
streets on the south line Of street, and running
thence cas- erly on the south line OF said street,
to the west line OF Thrty-rst street, thence south
along said west line of Thirty-firs street to Y
street, thence west along the north line of street
Thrtleth street. thence north TO the place of be-
ginning laid down on the official map OF the City
of Sacramento. That all adverse claims of the
said defendants be determined by the Court and
that it be declared and adjudged that the defend
ants or either If them have estate or interest in
said premises and that the defendants and each
of them be forever debarred from asserting any
claim in or TO said p enlises adverse to plaintiff,
and also for general relief; all Of which Is fully
stated in the complaint on file herein to which ref
erence is hereby made, and for cause OF action
plaintiff alleges that he is the Of and in pos
session of said premises, and that said defendants
have right or title thereto and you further
notified, that II you fail to answer the complaint
directed. plaintiff will take default against you
and apply to the Court for judgment Tor the relief
prayed for therein.
In testimony whereof, l. Thos II. Berkey, Clerk
Of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand
and ax the seal Of said Court at office in the City
of Sacramento, this 22d day of Marco. A. D. 1850.
tsgAL.l TH0S III. BERKEY, Clerk.
By ii. PARSELL, Deputy Clerk.
L. s. TAYLOR Attorney for Plaintiff.