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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
ftsh story.

George Perkins accompanied Deputy
Sheriff McCutchan to S%ierravills. They
stopped one evening In . quiet valley
through which ran q beautiful stream Of
water, looking for all the world 10 the
twilight like that other "silver shining
brook where, in infant songs. Little
Johnny went a.ashipg." Perkins is an
s~,tis,ic piscator ; and as he drew rod
and reel and lines aud flies from the
huckboard and adjusted them, he asked
the laudlsdy IL she would have any oh.
section to cooking them q mesa Of trout
yor supper. Her merry eyes danced az
.hs rsplied that she would be glad to do
40. Perkins vss glad. too, and started
Tor the brook. He watched for q mo-
mept or two the insect life lifting
about In the cleaning. matched !,
sxactly in both trailer and dropPsr ana
threw ,hirty.three feet Of silk and snood
upon the pesrly waters; but no trout
rose to the surface. Just tnsn tne
landlord came along. as tnefs NY
fishing hsrsi" ssked Perkins. ~
better fishing in the mountains" quietly
and smphatieally answered Boniiaes'
Perkins then started for tbs meadow
an irrigated msadow-and there noun'
dersd In the mud and followed the
stream for an hour, only to ascertain
that. while there was plenty fishing
there, a. the landlord had said. there
were no ash. There yas sadness and
disappointment In his tones. when, in
answer TO the landlady's call for front,
Perkins wiped OF the mud and said b.
dida't catch any.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years. care, sickness, disappointed.
and hereditary predisposition-sll operate TO
turn the hair gray. and either OF them inolinss
Il to shed prema,ursly. ArrRs Han ViooH
will restore faded or gray, light or red hair 70
rich brown or deep black. ~ may DO desired
Il sofieLs and clesnses the scalp, giving IL {
healthy action. 1t removes and cures dandrun
and humors. BY its use falling hair 10 CHECKED
and q new growth will DO produced In ell csss'
where the ~follicles are not destroyed or thu
glands deoayed. Its effects are beautifully
shown on brsshy. weak. or siekly hair, on
which Q fey application will produce the sios'
and freshness Of youth. Harmless and sure In
its operation, Il 10 Incompatible - . dressing
and 10 especially valued for the soft lustrs and
richness Of tone Il impsrts. II contains neither
oil nor dye. and will not soil or color white
csmbric, Jet Il lasts long on the hair. aud feepi
Il fresh and vigorous. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
Indian Reservation Lands.

NEW YORK. August 20.-The General
Land Office has prepared, In response to
o request from the Public Lands Com.
missioner. q full statement. giving the
location. extent and history Of each mil.
itary reservation located upon the public
lands OF the United States. From this
statement 1t appears that there are re-
served for this purpose 1890, $50 acres,
located In t~wsnty.four States and Terri.
tories. Tho largest amount In any one
IL In Montana, where the reservations
aggregate $50, s5e acres, Fort Assini-
boins alone embracing $4,000 acres.
Dakota. including Fort Buiord. $4,000
Nov Mexico, 2l8, 088; Wyoming. 2lO,'
255; Arizona, 1877, s5s; Utah, l25, 800;
Kansas, 90, sl0; Colorado. 1876; Ne
braska, SO. 1888; Washington, 26.446;
Nevada, %. 1876; California, 2l.482; Flor.
ida. 1905; Michigan. 9S4s; Idaho.
0l78; Oregon. 457s. The others are In
amaller quantities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
EASTERN DISPATCH rs
R,ten,ixa Indian SURRENDER.

WASHINGTON, August 20.-The whole
sale surrender Of hitherto unsubmissive
Sioux Indians who went into Canada Ia
now taking place q. Fort Ksogh, Mon.
tana. It 10 not unexpected. and the
policy Of the government with reference
thereto was decided long before the In.
dams began 10 make their appearance.
Orders had been sent to the Depart.
ment Commander to per ut the return
of all Indians willing to surrender un.
%condidonally and submit themselves and
their property to the disposition OF this
government. The Sioux and other In
dams coming to Fort Ksogh come vir.
tually as prisoners Of war. They will
BE- promptly disarmed and dismounted,
their arms aud ponies be sold and the
proceeds turned into provisions for their
temporary subsistence. Eventually they
will be turned over TO the Interior Do.
psrtmeut and transported to some
point on the west side OF the Missouri
river a. far south as practicable,
whore they will DO placed on Q rsssrva.
ton and kept there by such means OF
restraint as may be found necessary.
The War Department does not under
stand that 1870. or Is many indians who
have surrendered or are on their way to
surrender ct Fort Keogh, have any other
tnan merely nominal connection with
Sitting Bull. They went north when
he did, but have never been to any eI.
tent under his personal control and
movements, and the intentions Of that
chief are regarded BY the Department
with indifference. II he chooses TO
come in and surrender, we'll and good;
II not, he must stay on the Canadian
side Of the line. The General OF the
army does not think Sitting Bull eIer-
oises or has exercised any important
influence over the Indians, from the ap.
psarancs in such large numbers at the
agency. The troops in the vicinity are
fully able to check any hostile move
msnt which might take place, and disor-
DERBY conduct reported Is regarded by
the War Department as natural lawness'
ness, and the turbulence OF savagss
coming In In such large numbers, but
without hostile intentions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21

thought their little onss wronRsd out Of
the other half q days schooling. Yet
statistios show that their physical and
mental condition was much better under
the halliday system than where the all.
day system prevailed.
The Board will continue the halliday
system as now in vogue, but will not
extend II.
The Board thanked the committee for
coming to them for consultation and eI-
pressed q wish that all who felt ag.
arieyed OF the halliday system would do
no, The meetings OF the Board were al.
ways on the last!Friday evenings Of each
month and were always public. and they
hoped the public would attend them and
visit the schools. and II they would do
that, the Board was Satisfied all com.
plant would cease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
b Knights.

CHICAGO. August 2l.-Ths Conels's
being ended. most Of the Knights have
taken their departure for their respect
i've homes, although . few still lingsr.
The decision to hold the next Trisnnisl
In San Francisco was reached without
much dissent. st. Louis. Cincinnati
and New York were candidates for the
honor. but when the report Of the Com.
mittse on Location was made, the only
objection was made by . New York
Knight, who moved to substitute New
York for San Francisco. This being
promptly voted down. the report was
adopted with practical unanimity, max.
ing Ban Francisco the city for the next
Conclaye,
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Probably Hoax.

New YoRK. August 2l.-Ths latest
phase Of suicidal mania appears in'ths
Herald. which says: IA person writes
announcing his intention to shoot him.
self In the head today at o certain place
in Central Park. It may be Q hoax or
the writer may DO o lunatic, and there
may be some little cause for publishing
such O note. but we recall the fact that
o couple Of years since o man called at
the Herald Office and announced his in
tention OF killing himself next day. He
was looked ON 81 o fraud, but he kept
his word, and left for the Coroner . note
TO the editor OF the Herald"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
A PORK SPECTATOR squeals.

CHICAGO. August 20.-soms time ago
Asa Dow sold $4,000 barrels Of year
pork short. at about $40 per barrel. and
has been msrgining as the market I'd.
vsnced. Yesterday he was called on
for additional margins BY the broker to
whom he sold, and who was supposed
TO represent Armour & 90: Dow re.
fused to respond. taking the ground
that the present quoted price Of pork IL
fictitious; that the market is being
manipulated. and that the process BY
which margins are being sxtortsd from
short sellers IL fraudulent. The price
Of year pork Of the close Of todsy's
market was SIS 26 per barrel. This
action Of Mr.. Dow will bring the matter
before the Arbitration Committee OF the
board,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
Butler After Hancock.

NEw YoRx. August 81. "A Herald
Boston special says: At . meeting OF
the Democratic Ward and City Club last
evening 1t wal officially announced that
General Butler would, on the 28th. id.
dress Q mass meeting in Fsnsuil Hall
and declare his intention to support
Hancock for President. It 10 not known
whether he will be q candidate for Gov
ornor, but II he does hs will have the
full support OF all wings Of the party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
Rich Gold Mining Near Warrington.

BALTIMORE. August 2l.-Ths Amer
lean sditorially announces the great suo-
cess Of the Montgomery gold mine, A.
teen miles from Warrington. by the use
Of the California Robertson Electrical
Reduction process. The mine had been
worked eighteen months by the ordi.
nary stamp process at . steady loss, be.
cause Of its rebellious character. A
Robsrtson furnace was recently erected.
and the test for the first days work
With II, In the presence Of the inventor,
Robertson; Vernon Seaman. OF Ban
Francisco, President Of the Robert, on
Company; Fulton & Angus. Of the
American, and many Others, yielded $40
TO the ton, at q cost Of $S 90. Fulton
4 Angus are the principal owners Of the
property, and are greatly elatsd BY thsir
success. The quartz vein, In which
abounds sulphursts, has been traced Q
distance Of several MILES,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
The Grand Army Of the Republic will

The Grand Army Of the Republic will
hold q "Csmp Fire. in Virginia about
the 10th Of next month. Politics will
have NO place In the STAIR. There will
be o feast OF soldiers fsrs-pork and
beans, bareback and the like-spseohes.
toasts. songs. and stories Of army sxps-
rience.
c street this morning makes crosscut
No. /, $500 level Of Union, In % feet,
and orosscut No. 2, same level. In 10
feet. Authority says they have just got
to running we'll. Full particulars may
b. looked for In the coming weekly
statement Of Superintendent Patton.
Deputy Sheriff Mccutchan Is back
from his trip to %sisrravills. CAL. and 10
looking well. He keeps . close mouth
az to the main mining events Of The trip
and looks verify like An inolpisnt and
prospective millionaire.
An invitation from the Garfield and
Arthur Club Of the Second Ward Of Viz
ginia to the like organization In Gold
Hill to come up TO the Opera House this
evening was received yesterday morning.
Tomorrow the Rssoluts Baseball Club
Of Virginia will 60 to Carson and play
the Antilles q friendly game. Lively
betting % to the result 10 In progress,
and an interesting game 10 sxpsetsd.
Daniel Kelly has decided 70 B. How.
ard, Of Virginia. 800 feet, undivided. Of
the Kelly mining claim. Palmyra Dis.
trict, Lyon county; also $50 feet, undi.
vidsd. Of the Parole claim. Como.
The w~hirlwinds Of autumn have come
before the summer ID over. They can
DO seen of on the desert throwing up
the sand; also. waltzing with the papers
ct the street corners.
Report this morning says that the
south drift In Chollar ground, for the
Potosi line, has been cleaned up and
work In 1t resumed.
The San Francisco Stock Report says:
II II estimated that ct least 20. 1000 shares
Of Union Con. are now hsld for Eastern
account.
A grand fair will be given In October
undsr the auspices Of the Sisters OF
Charity Of Virginia.
An assessment Of IS cents Per share
has been levied By the Quinn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
IFors Yuma Heat.

Chris. James. the wsll.known asssysr
Of Gold Hill, has been down ct Fort
Yuma and other notoriously hot looali-
ties In Arizona, whore everybody sleeps
stark naked, hung up in hsh.nst ham.
mocks or across caue.bottomsd chairs.
He is now going on to Tombstons and
beyond, where the weather II cooler.
He te~legraphed for his blankets and they
were sent to him day before yesterday.
All OF which reminds n OF the old
story about the Fort Yuma man who
went beyond the tombstone-went to
hell. and had to send back for his
blankets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
Southern Republican Speakers.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-DispstchsI
have followed the Republican National
Committee. who have been asked to
send prominent speakers into some oil
the Southern States. It 10 understood
that Invitations have bssn extended to
popular colored orators Of the North to
visit the Southern States and persuade
their brethren not to vote tho Demo
cratic ticket but to maintain their fsslty
to the Republican party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
THE BOSS TARGET.
what the sarsneIdsrs. VINO Made
IL, Ass Dsing wish It.

"
The target used BY the Sarsisld Guard
at the Calsdonisn picnic is the boss tar
&c, Of the eoast-if not Of tho world-for
twenty members OF q military company,
200 yards, Creedmoor rules. 1t contains
"a bullssyes, l9s TOURS. "a thress. and
not q two. This figures up sos. but one
shot which cut the circle OF the bullseye
was not allowed. Hugh Gallagher made
one clean miss. but there is not a two
on the target. The target 10 at Gibson's
saloon and Hy Doans has been fixing it
up to have II photosraphed-that Is,
whitening the board. marking the circles
over, corkipg up the bullet holes and
stenciling the time and place OF making
the shots. etc.. ovs the bullseys. and
under II the names and scores OF the
team. It is in good shape now. The
members OF the teams are to be photo.
Rraphsd, too. and then photographs OF
the target will be surrounded by the
photographs OF the members OF the team
Tor q group picture OF the whole, which
will DO something everybody in Gold
Hill will want to keep.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
The Alabama Frauds.

NEW YORK, August 2l.-The Tribune
says: An address has been issued to the
country. prepared by the Republican
State Committee Of Alabama, which sets
forth with remarkable clearness and ex.
actness OF statement the frauds COM
mitted by the Democrats at the late cleo
ton in that State. This address pre-
SCENTS sufficient attested details to furnish
every one who reads 1t the means Of
estimating the sum OF Democratic vii
lainy Just psrpstrated In Alabama. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
BREATH

AND PEARLY TEETH are easily obtained
By cleansing your teeth daily with that iustil
popular dentifrcs. sozoDoNT. Compose
Of rare antiseptic herbs. II imparts whitenssa
10 the teeth, Q delicious aroma 10 the breath
and preserves intact. from youth 70 OLD
age. the teeth. Acidity Of the stomach viii
destroy the strongest teeth uuless ~
Effects are conntersctsd with sOz0DONr,
and this pure tooth.vash protects the dental
surfaces By removing ever. impurity ma 20
DON'T. ~
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Rsiisiess Notices.

Church. Gold Hill-Rsv. J. D:
w,nis will hold service sabbath evening u
che ususi hour. sabbath schoo
81. Johns Church. Gold .san S1 ~.
at i e'eloci .. -. AL nisass No soe'
vitsd TO attend.
morrow sysoing a. 7So =. H., hsv. Ssofss N'
IastmAn o0ciatng.
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ArriYnla ThI. noraIax,

II + Frahm. J Collins. q " Tucker. y
Mcmillan. " Showing. Al Hatch. Al
Gregory. b ssccone. Z Finok. II u Monk.
q y Lind. Gus Meth. A Geary. Mrs Hig.
gins. p Il Msdsr. " L Ward. = Boegle,
Mis- X 3 Brakeman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
n.narsur.s La.s Evssi.x.

Farmer Trssdway. H wstherspoon. D
ooodstsin, II @ Smith. A Fraser. Mrs T
cnpdsll. B Stevens. Thomas FELTON,. W !
81 John, + p Gilman, Thos Hully. Mrs u
N Hyds. z p Clark. @ stenhouss.
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A CARD.
A CARD.
To ali uhn ara an0ardna from the en-

To all who arc sunsrins from the srfors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weafnes., early
ceipe that Will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered byva mission:
Arr IN South Americs. Send . self-sddrsesed
envelope to the REV. JosRPH T. LYMAN, station
D, New York city. 'sieiy
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BOARD Of EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

-u, uo.Rp or TRUSTEES OF Tal
Town Of Gold Hill VIII sSnyyrs and a.. a.
n q board Of Equsiii.tlSn " w. av.1 aonss'
rsas q .,os TOMORROW (WeDNEsDAYl
cons ar Al Z O'Clock ,. n and continuing
AuESs 80 from . 70 4 O'Clock each day
Tor oos L. T. FOX,
President Of the Board
". @. Hrps, olsrk. aus w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21

A. Cook has attached 4. Schosnisid
4 Co. Of Virginia for 5000.
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srocK REPOnT.
San Francisco Board.

LAST EVENING.
It's Eureka Con-. II
1875 Jackson. l
las Northern Belle. u
30 Grand Prize. l ~
$50 Argenta, Toe. 65c
225 Belle Isle. I5c
400 Day. Acc
2075 Albion, IL 10. i %
IS Wales. 3, . 05
IS Nj. Diablo. l2S
HOO North Belle lsls. 6oe
470 Mt. Potosi. 45c. 40c
leo East Mt. Diablo. aoe. tss
100 Bodis. Sd. 81
$50 Bechtel.
195 Tioga. ! 40. IN
100 McClinion. 2Se
260 Summit, $50
40 Independence. s3e
$50 Syndicate. 7se
i705 Goodshaw. l. $50
so Msybelle. 80
100 Bslvidere. 2 10
$50 Champion. $50, 400
$50 Blackhawk. 25c. zee
400 Booker Con-, zoo
$50 Mono. 8. 8 10. 2 IS
SO Con. Pacific.
10 Jupiter. II
225 South Bulwer. 600
$40 Addenda. Toe. 73c
80 MONDAY. 8, 8 10
$50 North MONDAY. q s5.s
go Mammoth.
so Boston CON-
100 Double Standard. ioc
60 Martin White. SOC
200 Orc. 2 IS
500 Atlss. Az. IS
$50 Silver King. Gu. Gu
500 Glendale. loo
TINS MORNING.
500 ophir. sk. 81. 9S.9
$40 Mexican. lSk. lsS. IL
$50 Gould 4 Curry. s. 30.
ass Beat 4 Belehsr. l2s. IAN. l1<'
l2S
ass California, . 40. 2 IS
$50 Savage. 8 40. 3 50. ) So. 81
TOO Con. Virginia. 81. 3 IS
2e5 Chollar. 81. 8 70
sos Potosi. 2 10. AZ. 2 80
6i5 Hale 4 Noreross. 81. 5S,6S
Ss5 Grown Point. 2 80, 2 IS
s30 Yellow Jacket. 81, 81, 81
AIS Imperial. +Sc
500 Kentuek.
lao Alpha. 7.7a.7
1890 Bslohsr. 8 Is. 5 10. 81
40 Confidence. sk
30 Utah. l2a
6s5 Sierra Nevada. l6. l6k. leu
$50 Bullion. A.. 2 -, 2 ~
$50 Exchsquer. 2 40. 2 IS
50 Seq. Bsleher. 10
$50 ovsrman. ~. I 70. l 50. l So
$50 Justice. /. I 10
$50 Union Con-. 26t. 26s. 26k
ASS Alta. q IS. Q 60. a.
$50 Julia. soc. 500
100 Caledonia. Csc
lsS Silver Hill. s5c
20 Challenge. I 40. ! IS
$50 Original Gold Hill. 500
600 Trojan. i5e
20 Con. Dorado. 25c
COS New York. sSs. SOC
40 Occidental. l 40
500 Senator. l0c. i5c
500 Phil. Sheridan. 40e
SIS Lady Washington. l0c. SIC. t0e
$40 Andes. 2. l 20. ! 80
li65 scorpion. . Is. q 10. 2 %, Q 10
sos Benton. I IS. l 40
200 st. Louis. l5c
50 Solid Silver. Coo
$50 Golden Gate. Q 20, AZ. 2 Is
400 Quinn. SOC. 25c
20 Eureka Con-. 10
100 Jackson. l
$50 Northern Belle. II, l2s
100 Grand Prize. l IS. l ~
800 Argents. 500
1850 Navajo. 45c
SO Star. 25c
3S75 Albion, Ii, l 40, l IL
Ito Wales. s. 8 10
450 North Belle Isle. 53e
100 Mt. Potosi' i0c
so East Nj. Diablo. 600
$50 Bodis. 81. 81
rs Tioga,
20 MeClinton. $50
$50 summit. 93c
IS Syndicate, 75e
800 Goodshaw.
2o5 Bslvidere. 2, ~
200 Champion. 45c
100 Black Hawk. t5c
s25 Booker Con-. zoe
$40 Mono, 3. 2 30, ~ s5
400 University. 23c
rs Jupiter. l 80
so North MONDAY
200 Double Standard. 1se
200 Mammoth, H.. 80
270 Orc. 2 81
500 Atlas. ~. 2 ~
qS Na0nlny
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TarjetaS-

En- la imprenta &c Bol ETiN sc hacen tarie.
tes dc t. das casos estes m6dieos precioa:
Litografadus, letra nglesa, cartulina supe-
OF, $3.50 el ci,nto.
LIEN AUTOGRAPHS de let,a monumental, 81.
Al t6rculo $3.50.
Impresas en- cartulna superior so centavOs
e. cient0
z dem en- cartulina 7, gulnr 4 40 cts idem.
Ltografs,las para buutlsmo Sc.
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TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN
Un pasaje en- /. camara. ra............. s.
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.

Cafe, Az1Car, Mieles, etc, segun con-
venio especial con los agentes. hDres de
capa.
ala MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEW YORK con opcion permanecer en
dicho punto los pasaJeros todo ell tempo
que Juzguen OpoItuno.
Conocimiento y boleta de pasajes directos
Sc dan en- touos los puertos donde los yapo
res de la compaIIa tOcan, para EuTopa, Ca
1tddd y Boston en coneXlon con las sIguien
les llneas de Vapores:
VIA NEW YORK.-Por la de C,nard,
Uhtte Star, 6 Lu..dn para y desde liverpool
N Tth GER. an Lloyd para desde Bremen.
-HdHdttrg american Pdchet Company para
desde AmbereS. - General Transatlantic
Company para y desde Hare. e.-Anch Line
para y Gesde L0HdreS y Glasgow. 4ueTchantS
Despatch d. International Ltite para y des-
9 todos los puntos del Cahada.- MetrOp0 l.
dp Line paray desde boston.
BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
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E.l.SxLO E s T K .

NOTA.--Los pasaies tomados q bordo Co.'S
karan 26 p.5 recargo.
Sc expenden BflIetes de ida vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un rs p.S rebaja
vaIidos por 80 dias desde gu fecha.
Los niflos memories de amos, uno gratis,
de 8 q 5 amos solo La cuarta parte, de q
"a AMOS pagaran la mitad del pasaje.
Los pasaJeros de euDierta nan de llevar
mes.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. los Agentes generates.
SILVA Go.
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ESCRIBANIAt PUBLIGA DE
Don .Jllsto NseveS.

Por auto del Sr ] iez de L. instancia del
distrito de San Francisco dictad0 en- ell dia de
aver Sc ha declarado en- estado de quiebra ell
com rciante de esta Plaza Don Jose PeJtierra
retYotrayendose suS etectos por ahora sin
eriuicio de tsrcero, al dia doce de noviem-
bre pr6xmo pasado: So nombsa comisario de
la quiebra al Comerciane Don Benito Baque
70 fepositario Don B B-rsolome Garcia: Sc
dispuso Ia oeupacion de todas las pertenen-
cias del quebrsdo, sus libros, papele y dennis
doculneatos dc sn giro So correspondence y
que Sc publique .esta leclaratoria por medic
lie edictcs en- parajes pdblicos insertsndose
en- la Gac+ta cJfctat, fin de que nlnguha rer-
soma haga pages nj entregas de ninguna clasc
de efeutos al Quebrado sino al depos tario NOM
hrado sopena de no quedar descargados de
sus obligaciones; prevniendoles ademas los
que tengan existancias de aque, hagau meni-
festacicn de elias al depositaro, apercibidus
en- case contlario de Ser tenidos como ocutr-
dores completes de la quiebra.
Y para su publication ELI e BoLETlN MnR-
CANTIL on cnmplimiento de 10 inandado expldo
el presente en- Puerto-Ricoa II de diciembre
de mil ochocientos ochenta. JUsTo NlBvEx
la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-19
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