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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

. DoDIE Ners: AL the wild animals in
the country nre rnvenous. caused by the,
deep snow in the mountains, and will
attack man or beast. Even cayotrs
charge into every town. Last evening.
at dusk the little four-year old boy Of
William Higgins stepped outside of the
door, and was going for a little dog.
The mother looked out in time to save
her child from pack Of hungry cay
otes
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

HEENAS GALLAGHER. who murdered
n school teacher named Nelson. near
Peuyru, Placer comfy. some months
since, WAS Thursday found guilty Of
murl-r in the first degree. the jury af-
fixing the penalty Mt imprisonment for
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07
AT Fo,, Worth. Texas. I.ham Coprs

AT Font Worth. Texas. IShnm CHpps,
II negro saw Thornton, merchant.
leave his residence. nui sneakiug inc
the bedroom assaulted his wife. llrI
screaws drought the nrighbcrs who
went for Thornton. The negro rctIrn
ed for second assault and the lady wus
rescued second. time. The uegr,
dodgrd an axe sent flying after him. II
Was caught and has doubtless BON
lyuchcd before this.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

A DISPATCH OF 'ho 2sth. uli., from
Logan, Utah, says: A Snow-slido oc-
curr,d in Logan canyon yesterday,
about twenty miles from Logan, which
buried six mon and several teams.
Four Of the men got oui, but latest re-.
ports say two men aud three teams are
still buried in tho SNOW. Twenty hyc
men left here last night ut II o'clock
To- dix for tho unfortunate oncs. sui 30
moro left for tho snmo purpose to day.
The names OF tho buried are not
known.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

THERE ere no bar rooms Mt Cornell.
H., but the place abounds in drug
stores. in which the traffic is almost
entirely in liquors, each having bust
n, IS connection with a physician, who
writes alcoholic prescriptions on de-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

The following is given by an East
cru exchange rs the husbands valen
tine TO his wife: III ynu love me Ms ]
love you. the District Cont shoul'D
make us two
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

IomS +. FILLY. nGel seventy. -four,
was found dead OH the floor Of HE
house, in Spencer Township, Harrison
county, Indiana, horribly gmawed by
rats. ii" appeared to have been dea'!
house and nothing to prepare food with
lie was refused credit for flour three
VIC, ks ago, and it is supposed lie died
Of starvation. though lac had money hid
AWAY and owned good farm of 10"
acres. He lived alone aul was u wild
over
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

'TnE Davis settlement" near Walla
walIa, has met with severe blows in
the death of two Of Mr.. Davis sons
Who were called God the Father. anil.
Jesus Christ" They both died Of
,liphlherIa. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

AT prize fight near Philadelphia on
Thursday. between Ell. Douglass nna
Frank Harris. Douglass broke Harris
skull with blow of his fist.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07
WHY STAY POOR z
r.o!pcctins oncn rays; tdlcnc.. NEVER

Tho millions of the Cnmstock were lucky
'fhd. Worthless looking rock IL often rich In
IfraSnrc. st brahNillc u simple hSsAf.
made utliinuaitc- ~ many. Other bonahLasi
where least suspected await the coming oi
some unknown mnn. n,
ptemaIitrrIy abandoned clnirus haSo proven,
fortunes to men wh1sc courage led them 70
pcrsiN IN pros pcrtlngi governed by a.snys.
At Ntrginia City. Nevada. assays for Gold
and silver are mndc at 800 P~ sample, By
CONRAD wIEGAND, formerly the Supcf-
isIu: AssayCr OF the 4. s. Mint at San Fran.
cisco. -.
Nc alsn tc-t samples " bullion at the Lowell
est rnirs compatible with critical precision Of
.auiir. -. -
Samples Of ore and bullion are mallel at y,
conf pcr pgnccrs' ounce. We furnish ,tt"ih'
mailing sucks at nominal price. Sci dfra
.lnplv. ,..,
Al costs. delays and risks IN rcmlltlng
n1nry, arr avoided by tie purchase q onr'
lIrjl,f Rom liinnts. 'rickrts, which VIC scllata
discpum wncn s3Ui worth are ordered At one
titur.
FOR fullcr inf ,ion address .+
rwI NnNgO.. AShyers.
Nirginia civ. Seyad
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

GrSLRAL repairs are being. made in
nII portions ef the Sierra Nevada mine
during the temporary delay cnused by
the accident to the big air compressor
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

Ar Marion, Ohio. Enoch Young hal a
fight with two boys and vas badly pm.
ished. IL left threatening vrnsnnce.
He soon returned with knife ar d
stabbed Israel Beuester, who was not
concerned i'll the fight. txice. Instantly
killing HIM
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

TuE bark strAthnniri,. bonuJ TO Mel.
bourne from Lpndon, has been sunk by
collision. Sixteen persons were
drowned. .-...-.-.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

Ir is reported from San Francisco that
n =, cret meeting OF citizens for the pur
pose of organizing vigilance commit
tee was held Weudesdny night at III,
Palace Hotel. The avcrred Object Of the
organization is the suppression of any
possible riot Ehic'r may occur in cuu-
nrction with the labor NOV, meut.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

The Republican Convention of Yer.
mont has instructed its delegates to
support Edmunds. which is regarded as
q move in favor of Grant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

SExAron DooLrS Of Eureka expresses
lie opinion that Az Chartz will be,
pardoucd at the next session OF the
Board.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

"rnERE's poin' to bo lighting, you
bet. said Diuis, aud he evidently be-
licved what hc said, for the next minute
he added: "ljusincss Nv crate impor.
tincc calls inc or to SSkcryminto this
cyei ei.in'. - Stock EIchdnge
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

IT is stated til It the Democratic Stat,
Convention of Iowa will instruct tho
delegates to favor tho Z omination OF
Tiluen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

THE Manhattan mill at Austin has
Closed until April LIST, for want Of ere
10 reduce. ......
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

The wife OF r. q. Mounts, living
near smithGrld. California, garc birth
TO twins, January 2Gth. Tho two ba' o
fofly.s6vcn fingers nm toes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

TmE NV York Clearing H"uSc T..
clnng"S for the week, according To tn
public table. show tbnt all the towns
have gained in Lusiurss transactions
over the corresponding wook last yc'r,
except Snu Fnncisco whrre The losse.
are 10 $40 per crut.
Il is significant that the usual trans
actions outsi ;e of New York havc rarely
been exceeded. The dealings in cities
principally engaged i'll tho iron business
are esp CHILLY large. while the gain Ni
the chief centres Of grain trade is little
less thIIit hhE bJcn at other
times. All manufacturing citi's are
making very large reports AMI the unu.
sunl decline at san Frunciscn is due tu
causes now we'll understood.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

l. rs in WalIa walla. on the out
aLirls vi the city limits. are wortl, from
SI5 10 81 ~.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

TnE Carson IPpedi reports n recent
heather delinquency at the State Capt..
tai, thusly:' "Ah Cum, n Chinaman,
was discovered stealing sack OF rice
from Mason IL Co.'s grocery store.
The Monsolian was speedily secured
nnd taken before Justice Cary who. after
u brief investigation sentenced him 20
ninety days la the County Jail. The
Chinamnn was man Of high standing
with the joss house Of this city, aud
one OF tho yestrymen OF the Mongolinn
pnrish." 1E.rr..
tits sad TO reflect TINT notwithstanding
the powerful cvnngcli2ing influences by
which they arc constantly surrounded,
these Pagans seem incapable OF rising
TO that elevated plenc from which the
orthodox Christian gracefully pursucs
tho nppropriating business. The differ
cnco between the piJus Colcsthl thief
and the ''inCgulat" prominent pillar OF
Christianity. is that the latter would
scorn the net of stealing little grut
from n mnn, whereby he might become
nmcudnhle 10 tho iaw; but would pray
his way into the confidence Of tho pro-
pridtor. and getting hold of tho books
aud Keys NJ the concern. would scion
tihcnlly and safely get away with the
oiIlire Aufc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

Deputy SnERIfF DCSLAP. OF Battle
Mountain, has gone TO San Francisco to
get married.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

THE House committee on railways
and C"unls have agreed 10 report favor
ably on Representative UIrson's bill,
authorizing the Secretary of War tn
contract with the San Antonio II Mrxi.
can Border Railroad Company for the
immediate construction OF railroad
from san Antonio To poiut on the Rio
Grandc nj or near the town nf Laredo,
FOR the purpose Of establishing postal
and military highway from the United
States military headquarters NJ San An.
tonic. Texas. To the Mexican border.
The bill provides that the Secretary Of
the Treasury, for and in tho name OF
the United States. shall endorse and
guarantee the bonds Of the company To
the cxtcu, of $4,000 per milo Of the
whole road Ia be constructed. but not
exceeding total issue Of 80, ,500,O 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

TuE Bodib Chronicle will como out
h6lt Monday as daily morning paper.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07
DIss,LuTloA OF PARTNERSHIP.

IN. Co.r.arUt RsuIr HER1...
I,yriti~ Sryl,iI. undai the Arm namr 81
unnsF x Utut" ia by I utual consent ihIs
di, ,I,.s Ssyr,I 'Thr bush csswill hcr.ancihT
iii b,ii due. and my all the outstanding In.
h'' ''Hh - W ?" wv" n. n. CONNER
a. II. BRUCE.
: LIao LLs, : vada, Feb rsiso
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

The Utah & No.thern expect to COM
plote I30 miles of road by the FIRST Of
September.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

rAnipisg is 10 lihtc 4 iicw $4,000
school house.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

yASSICk MININVT CUMPAN1.
- LOCATION OF MINI L. ROSlTA, COLORADO
tapita stock in par value 500
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
PRANK q. BROWN. President.
DENNIS RYAN VicePrcsident.
WILLIAM g. HOYT, Treasurer
HENRY CUMMINS, Secretary.
T.. c. BASSICK
Principal office. No. A Walst. New. York.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
MINES AND MINING.

WEDNEsD&r. April 7-P NJ
The markets for mining shares to-day were duil
again, but upon tho whole rather steady AT the
Stock Exchange fair amount of business was done
in Climax ut 2ls029s against ga yesterday. anu
Little Pittsburg was 1s higher at 9ai Silver Cllf'
however, yielded to 412. Standard sold at 29, de-
cline of b. and Sutro Tunnel, with transactions
Amounting TO 10000 shares declined from 2i2
tO2. At he Mining Exchange California recovered
from 2.55 to 2.S5O2.75, and Consolidated Virginia
sold at 2.9502. 2.sO0200. South Hite made fur
ther decline to 175. Caaveras held its own at No.
and Moose firm at 1.30. HukiIl, with few trans
actions, was cents better at $50 Gold Placer was
steady at 1, Buckeye rallied to So, hut later sold at
54 and South Bulwer was higher at 5S@57 South
Boston selling Mt 40 Lacrosse yielded to 4S and was
weak, while Great Eastern at 40 was in active de-
mand. Climax sold high rs 2.4O, closing at 200.
At the close the market was void of any special
features.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING
LA HOMpANY

EyUDINOON NVNNUII1IILtI I'D DII4NIINU
Ia COMPANY
Organized under the laws OF NewYOrk.
Locations OF mines: SUMMIT COUNTY. COLORADO.
Capital Stock 900; 2OO0OO shares par value, S5O
STOCK UNASSESSABLE
.OFFICERS:
President GEORGE D. ROBERTS.
Vice President, GEORGE B. ROBINSON
Secretary, ID. +. NERDENAL
Treasurer, STEI HEN V. WHITE.
General Manager, JAMES G. BROWN
Consulting Engineer w. 3. hEIES.
Bankers, AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
TRUSTEES:
George D. Roberts, George b. Robinson AnsOn T. K Saord
Stephen V. White. Jonas IL. French, John ID.
Prince, Rufus Hatch.
Principal Office; Rooms - and 06 BOREEL BUILDING,
No. 10 Broadway, New.lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
CEAIEn PROPOSALS Will I've received a

CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at
oi Grand and EIm'sts until Tbnisay April : $50 at p
m supplying tue coal and wool required for the pubic
schools In this city, for TIE ensuing ycrsay ten thonsd
SJ) CORDS OF oak. and five. huldtei and hfty l5J0l
cords Of pine wood. or les'. The coal must be Of
clean and good two thousand two hundred aud
forty 20 pounds to the ton, aud mus. delivered IN Tho
quantities ~ qniret by tOIImittce supplies
The proposals. must state the ulnes from winch S pro-
named aceptnd and the price Oi
thousand l~o hnndrei and tory e. 2lOl pounds.
The quantity OF the vaii sizes az coal required VIII De
about as folow-. W.; Eigh thousand one hnniied i"O
Of furnace size nine urd and hfy cO tons "f stove
sz three hundred ad nifty l3JO tons of egB size, aud six
huldrc UOU iOn< or uu sze.
Dc OF best quality the stick not less
THAI three - iec l"ng. The lne wo" must be OF IN" bst
quality Virginia ani not less than three C3 ie"t ak Wb
Tie pTODOal mast state tne ori O one
hundred and tWcnyegh t2ol cubic feet, Soii measure lOr
both oak aud pine WOOD aud asO hc price pr cut per load i0r
O iiiing Inc qua tltY
Of be- spt only required by the Committee on
woil viii b. inspected AID nirasir under
the ~ tnel OF the }oO OF du
Jd must bs delivered al the schools as follows Two
thirds quantity required from the 1T Of May 10 the
18th c reIgandcr required by the Com
delivered ,awrd anI when required spit ana must pied
In the var rlfA. ins O The scDOl bnll1ngs
designated by the proper auihOfiE Iha contracts
for suppl Ing sai coal and wool be ing until the II 81
of the contract will be required ann each proposal must be
accompanied Nv the sgnatur ard sidenc'so the lropose
coal and wood OF the schools for putting anu ping
the s cears vault.or bus of said scols
Of lucaon, ana should be Ind0Tsed Proposals
for Coal or "PrOposais for Wood" rs the
The Committee Reserve the right 10 reject any or all prOpo
FERDINAND TRAUD.
BENZ. f. MANIERRE,
DAVID WErMORH
GHAhLES P%LACE %
HENRY WEST.
Committee on supplies
New. York, March %, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
CPRING VALLEY HYDRAULIC GOLD

~ COMPANY.
Incorporated under the laws of Now York.
Location Of mines Butte County, California.
CAPITAL stock S4OOOOO 2OO.OOO shares; par vnlue g.
SHARES FULL PAID AND UNASSEsSABLE
OFFICERS:
President. EDWARD BATES DORSEY.
Vice Pre- sident and Treasurer CHARLES NJ. FRY.
Secretary, NORMAN S. WALKER
Trustees; Charles NJ Fry A. Foster Higgins, r. NJ. Pus
fer James W. smonton Edward Bates Dorsey William e.
Nichols Benjamin G. Arnold Henry ~ Taber, Edward A.
Flint
Principal Office: 61 BROADWAY, NEw.YoRK.
This i company which organized under the
pices Of tho United Mining Investment Company Tho
property unqucsuonaby the most valuable hydraulic min
ing property has put this MARKET and s record
10 secOnd none In the United States.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
TITLE PlTTSBURG CONSOLIDATED

IL MINING COMPANY
1l3 AND llj BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. April o. 1880.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of tho stockholders Of
this company for tho election Of Board OF Trus-
ensuing year. will DO held tho oce OF the
pauy Rooms - 30 Building 10 Broadway New.
York. tho 81 day of May next Polls from to D..
III Transfer books Will close April 81 and reopen Maya
II. A. KIRKHAM.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
zEs-RIILRoAD AND oTARR sEovRIrIBa

FOURTH CALLczl2 OCLOCi
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
PROPOSALS for Physicians Saddle Bags.
l. DEPOT GUAKTERMAsIRRs OYFIcR
HuustOuS L.. corner O Greene.


NEw. YORK bIarct 2G tt80)
SEALED PROPOSALS, III tIplcate. Will lie received at
this until IL Ocock, April 30 1880 at which
they Will he opened tho Presence Ofbdtcrs
furnishing delivering this DEPOT 100 Physcians
Saddle Bags veterinary Bidders viii submit with
sample OF the article thev propose TO furnish and
they win and when complete the Do.
livery
the right to reject all
posas preference will be- given tces OF domestic
duciOn conditions OF price aud quality being equal.
Blank proposals. and information In regard 70 the KIND Of
Saddle bays required Will be furnished applica 70 this
Office
Proposals should proposals for
Saddle Bags" and addressed ~ the undcrsgned.
l. G. EASTON, Colonel and A. q A. GenL
D0f,of Omar
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
Minimg.


A MIE CONSOLIDATED MINING GO"
~ oFLEADvILLE. COLORADO
Organized under the laws Of New-york
Copal stock s5 600 ooo 100000 shares par value $40
shares full paid and unassessable
OFFICERS:
W W Mcfarland President p. B. Plumb Vice President
Au9 Ebert sec'y and Treas T. Elkns supt OF Nine
rpusTEFsR r C. Kerens 4. b. Elkins w. w. MCFARLAND
A. W. Gin p B. Plumb Charles q. Francklyn, Frank u
Brown.
Registrar Of Transfers. Union Trust Co. n. Y;
ONCE no 10 Broadway isoreel Budingl, New York
DALD MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the laws Of New.York.
''OO"'ON " TIES. COLORADO.
s s0GK iaar'' par value
pEyToS 5MEs 55 YES
EsE%g' y"s4S A. FaSsss &ssss Co.
Wendell James W SPENCER Sharss A. sher-
and FIR Mng e. m
COLORADO Ts Nao9a panE sa"k saeHeT
Tower Gddngs Co.. Registrar Of Transfers In NewY0rk
tIasa Attorneys y' ana Jsnks NewYOrk; B. NJ
Hughes Denver. Col. ). p. Rose, Leadvile
PRINCIPAL OFFICE; 2l NAssAUsT. NEW YORK
PIG PITTSBUktGI ITII C CONS0hIDATED SGsg. Sill
Incorporated under the laws Of New-York
location Of Mines FRYER HILL LEADVILLE COL.
Capital stock SO 100000 100000 shares value 500
SHARES FULL PAID AND UNAssEssABLE.
OFFICERS:
President GEoRgE IE r ? BLANGHrAAEED. 81 4 irAE
Secretary. BRAHAM L. EARLE.
Counsel. CIIhIiLS +. SHAW. -
Superintendent In Colorado. 8. F. PlERSON.
Mining Engineer, RALPH NICHOLS
TRUSTEES;
George r. blanchard New York: William M. Lent, New
York Walter S. Gurnee. New York: Howard e. Dcknson
New YORK Cyrus Mccormick, Chicago; Jesse spaulng
Chicago: John F. Alexander New;Y0rk Abel ID BIsen'
New ii. Banker Now York. EDWARD T. Beacn,
New. York Edwin II. Bacon New York j. b. Shaw New
York; F. L. Nichols. New York. - A.,
York,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
M1nlnq.
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
~ uTFYRa MONTANA

Capital. So 100000. Shares, $40 each
OFFICERs--President. w. W. wiekes; Vice President,
Michael Snow: Secretary. II. f. Brooke.
DIRECTORS-W.W. Wckes. A. y. Barnes, Aanson Trask.
L. NJ Sheldon. Michael SNOW NewYork g. T. Hauser. Cole
Saunders. Montana.
Office, No 35 BrOadst, New-York.
This company the largest Reduction Works in the
Territory and eleven mines n the immediate vicinity from
which reducing bullOn nc the rate Of $4,000 day.
Their mines SIDES easily devclODcd by tun'
the Of Oistng pumping machinery These
now aggregate 24D0 feet In length all IN ore The veins
average feet in width the assay from 10 10 26O
About 1000 tons on the dumps nnd al
the mill. - -
Company offers limited number of its shares at 81 10
share.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
Uroposnls.
nROP0SALS for LAROK and MATERALS.

Il OFFICE OF SUFKKvSINO AECIiIIcf,
TREASURY DIPAkIMEST
WASHINGTON, ID. -. March 80 lSSO.)
SEALED PROPOSALS Will lie received AT this u1Cc until
tie 9Th day OF AmI 1850 Tor AL the labor and mate
rais required for eXcavatlng png generating Stone and
brcg work &C. for the fonndatons aud cellar Of the -
Office Ncwi In accordance with drawings
specifications. copies M which aud adiOna' information
be had application at this Office or the office OF tho Su
peIlntendcDt JAS. g. Hill.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
DREECE MINING COMPANY,
LEADvILLE. COLORADO.

Offices 4 and pinest. New-York
Canita OOO2OO0 900 shares; par value @2J each
TrlsCS- has r. Bissnll Cias Z. Dodge Jerome B. Chat-
fee James D. smith, r. IL. rOticr d. IL MOfat IT,. Cbas L.
Wright CLas Bissell President; Chas Z. Dodge Treas
nrer: j. B: Swasny. IT, SeereLary lAl lnt.l
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

Mr J.. j.. Eldy, who has iuSt arrived from Lead
vi.". yc>;rr!av expressed to TEIBt NJ. 5,'porter
his views regarding soinr of The mr"S ~ that
camp. he ~ member oi tin Grant smelling Conn
pany. aud ais ul the firm of Eddy Il james lie
thinks the cnn'iuu. Y &c the llrgr ore hors is de-
llItIfrll TIM llrA In fln
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

SALES FROM 2i2 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE Of BUSINESS
O'CLOCK r u.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

oTrcR OF TIE WARD CONSOLIDATED MHK0
CoIrAHY. B6 broadway. ]
rT,HE Transfer Books of this Company will
Il close on MONDAY. March 20, al O'clock and reopen
"E w. B. DICKERMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

MINING OFFICE OF
4N1 L. ID. CORrRIGHT Il CONTAIN
No. % BROAD.SF. NEW.YOhK.
(Aftcr May Stevens Building. cor Wall and Sassaussl
FINANCIAL AGENTS oftno Green Mountain and CheIo
kee Gold Mining Companies.
California Onlcc: 3li MontGomery.st, San Francisco.
Meinbers New.York Mining stock Exchange.
Nj AYFLOWER CONSOLIDATED GOLD
V1 AND SILVER MINING co.
Organized under the Laws Of tho state OF NowYOrk.
Capital Stock 900 OuO 100 900 Shares Par Value SO
LOcaflOn OF Mines:
IDAHOSPRING CLEA RCHEEK COU NTY. COLORADO
Ofice No. lGl broadway. Now York.
GRISSELL BG RI Pics. ROBElgr !. \ WHITE, Soc.
cr1str,r Of Transfers. MON TRUST COMPANY y. 3.
CILVER ERA MINING COMPANY,
~ Globe district. ArizOna.)
CAPITAL, slO,OOOOOO. SHARES 500 each.
STOCK UNASSlSSABLE.
O1lcc, Broad st., Ncw.YOk.
Drecors-F A. Fogr, president; Jnmes Cync, wee.
president Clinton b. flsk, treasurer j. H. Williams,
taTy ~. SclSfpaI.
organized with sufficient funds treasury all
qniss mill and Development purposes, nnl mino nov
or 1000 shares of company exci.
controlled by The Undersigned for sac he
Tor "A limited tine 800 shares nc tho IrIco OF
TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE.
PAYMENTS onehalf subscription balance on or
before Au - for winch receipts or the rclsnrCr Ut tho
company VIII be glvcn
S. IL. VAN CAMPEN,
BOrrel Iiu lling Room 12.O
ll5 IrOadwby, Now York.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-10-29
HARRISON COUNTY.
Election Inspectors

The board Of election commits
sioners for Harrison county met at
the courthouse on Tuesday OF 'ast
week and appointed three inspec.
tors OF election for each voting
precinct, us follows:
Beat No. 1-Bil0ri PreciHet-JnO.
Hahn, Louis Hollsy, Samuel Lyon.
John KrOhR PreeiRct-I. l.. Jordan,
W. ii. Morris, Alex. Scarborough
Beat No. 2-StoRelcdH PreciRct-
A. j. Ramsay, B. Larson, f. Bert
rand.
Beat No. 3-Pass ChristiaR Pre-
eiRet-JOhn j. Dale, Joseph Lewis
Victor Decondreaux. Wolf Towl
PreciRct-C. ID. Lancaster, w. {
Keel, James Huddlestou.
Beat No. A. ThOs. Price Preciat
II. I. Garner. L. r. Rester, A
fred Brown. Sam. Hickman Pr,
eiHet--G. W. Walker, Samuel Hicl
man, Elijah Laduer.
Beat No. 5-JOhR Bond PreciR,
john Bond, Sr., A. l.. Halter
Marion Bond. Poplar Head Pr
ciact-A. II. Blackwell, Mylls [
Bond, Il. W. O'Neal.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-10-29

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