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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

AOa puUbA0 N0 uAUNEAut 1Ou10k1AO 20 AUl
propalando la noticia, era indecible, vi
astas horas habran ya caido sobre Q
miserable autor del crlmen, sus c6mpli
ces & instigadores, los anatemas de todc
ell mundo civilizado.
Tan pronto como Sc tnvo noticis
del criminal atentado ccmetido contra
la vida de s. M. el rey, Sc apresuraror
4 acudir Palacio fslicitar SIS. NM
hombres polfticos de todos los partidos
dinasticos. Uno dc los primeros que
Sc presentaron en- ell regio a]cazar fu6
ell Sr. Posada Herrera POGO despues
el Sr. Sagasta con los hombres mas CO.
nocidos del partilo constitutional. Es-
tuvieron tambien el presidente del Sc
nado, el cardenal Benavides varios
generates.
-Anoche ofrecio el p1blico del tea
tro Real en- masa un espectaculo propio
de la hiialgula del pueblo espanol. Al
presentarse en- su palco la familia real,
a la diez de la noche, tcdos los especta-
dores SO pusieron Ell pie, prorumpiendo
en- atronadores vivas al rey, q la reina y
4 la princesa de Ast1rias. Las seno-
ras saludaban con sus panuelos 4 las
personas reales, las demostraciones del
publico en- las butacas, en- todas parties,
Sc prolongaban repitiendo los vivas con
lgeros intervalos, y aclamando con gran
disimo entusiasmo SS NM. v altezas
reales.
AL salir del teatro las personals reales
fueron acompanadas con hachas hasta
pa'acio seguidos del pdblico en- apinada
maSa.
Ell regicida Otero es natural de MIN
din Uugo); eiercia hasta hace POGO Ell
of 10 dc pastelero, en- un establecimien-
to de la calle de Mlaneses.
Segun de publico Sc dice, el criminal
hace como un mes dej6 de trabajar en-
dicho establecimiento y an1aba errante
sin ocupacion nj domicilio conocido.
-Anoche Sc dio noticia Official del
atentado contra la persona del rey las
autorida les de la Peninsula, las de
nuestras posesiones ultramarinas y q
los representatives de Espans en- el ex-
tranjero.
-Esta madrugada se'ha han recibi-
do en- los centros oficia!es telegramas
de felicitacion por haberse frustrado ell
crimen que se trato aver tarde de CO.
meter contra s. NJ.
Tomadas las primeras declaraciones
en- la prevention de la Gale de B ,ilen
al regicida Francisco Otero Gonzalez
por ell juez lie guardia, fue trasladado
ell REQ oil ministerio de la Gobernacion
q su disposition y alli ell juez del dis
trito de Palacio, que es 81 encargado de
la formation de la causa, se encontraba
d las dos de la madrugada ejerciendo
va sus funciones con gran cello y acti-
vidad.
Dice N LIBERAL
Dicese que Otero, on cuanto apercibio
ell carruaje del rey, Sc dirigi6 apresura-
damente desde la rampa de caballeri-
zas la puerta de Palacio, colocandose
entire el muro y Ia garita del centinela.
Cast al mismo tempo, y llevando los
caballos al trote, hacia entrar s. NJ. ell
carruaje en- el portalon del Palacio En-
este instante Otero, alargando ell brazo,
disparo casi a quema-ropa un tiro So
brs ell rey, quien, bajando un POGO la
cabeza volviendo la cara hacia ell sit
en- que Sc hallsba ell criminal, 60
vigorcsamente al tronco de l
cieadole .rasponer con
de la puerta.
Todo este fu6
gundo dispo'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

DO del pol |
8 Memorials de
pues de publ
en- ell folletin,
!. as en- presen-
. uscritos, dlmos
npa en- vold
de que no ha-
a ell costo del
pero lega mos
historic, las lg'
uellos modes )
4bajaron nj 81
de la gloria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

tos ell Sr. Suare..
propuesto a Madrid
to empleo de brlgad1er
bic b que sera aprobada la pr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

guen de ~------osl,71 =
tenemos noticias de ga
do con mucho gusto, asl
Diputacion, como ell Sr.
Ia ReneGcencia, 10 mismo que ei
rector re y la Superiora de las herma1 ! .:1
mas, aunque hmitando algo Ell teens
= Reaexionando ademas sobfe Ia
circunstancia de poder salir paseo
los ,asilados despues de las comldas'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
Enero 20 de 1880.

Muy senior mio; por recommendation
especial de los Sres. N. N. y c., CO.
merciantes de esta plaza, amigos y pro-
tectores de La Crdnica, y autorizado
por ellos, tengo 81 gusto de remitir v.
el periodico por ST quiere tener 4 bien
que SO le cuente en- Ell n1mero de gus
abonados y prestarle en- esa localidad
su valiosa cooperation, pudiendo V. d.
rigir su contestacion los referidos
senores 8 q este s. s.
@. B. s. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
yUTIIIIIfD IllIfIIl.
ENTRADAS.


Enero 24-De santh6mas, yap eap "Ramon
de Herrera carga
De Ia Isla, id. id. eSan JuaB,n id.
De Puerto Plata, I'D ing. "Arne,"
De Fajardo, goS esp. ''Uberita, "
De Manat, i'd ID ''Buena Espe-
raBza," idem.
De Vega-baja, i'd. ''Carmelita, " Id.
De Id, i'd .'Nueva Julita," idem.
De Id. i'd. 'Hortensia, idem.
SALIDAS.
Enero 24-Para HabaRa, vap. esp Ramon
Herrera, carga
Para Santhomas, i'd. id. g. Juan, y
idem.
Para Id, ID. ing. ,"Arno, idem.
Para Luquillo, gol esp. "Gerona,'
Para Arroyo. id, i'd. "Gullermi-
to- idem.
Para Manati, i'd i'd. "Bella Joa-
quina,n idem.
Para Luquillo, bdra. i'd Enrique
ia, idem.
Pasajeros llegados hoy en- el vapor
"Mendez Nunez" d. Antonio Vidal,
Carlos O'Neill, Cipriano de las He-ss,
Clemente Toran, Francisco Fernandez
Prieto, Jose Capell Sra, Mariana An
guits, Narciso Diose, Nicasio Monies.
OLYMPIA Cap6 y familia, Pascnal Borras,
Qulntin Nieto, Salvador Garcia, Isidoro
CappaIy Sra, 5 esposas hijas de Guar
dias Civiles, s individuos de tropa, 287
pasajeros de transito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
casos ex-
-"--~ pasaieros R
4 ser Cbserva-
la establece los
nuevas escuelas
,as lleguen q ser es-
!, como han llegado
casos axe

W. AACf< AGA q 6tgA 0k1-
j, como han llegado
: provincias de Holan-
,oblaciones son catolicas.
suceder otro tanto entire
ajo el regimen de la ley es-
.S79. Esta ley autoriza 4 los
10 cultos, 4 los sacerdotes ca
rabinos judfos. 4 los mi
itantes, para que en- una
"a, despues de Jas classes,
gamente lecciones de religion;
aestro de la misma escuela no
enar en- ella la fe de ninguna
,sitiva : debe ser neutro.
re- Gecir la neutralidal
Comprendo 10 neutrali-
,ca, la neutralidad del Es-
D eS95unto de vista de las doc
de las escuelas pero la neu-
Scolar en- ST mIsma, la neutr&-
In ensenanza es un absurdc,
)sible, una mascara. Lo he de-
o otras veces { el nuevo proyec-
sobre la ensenanza primaria,
os nuevas J, he podido que SO
te nj Sc ha contestado, nj
lara la evidencia obliga q la
& el silencio.
autores de la ley han
'nfesar que la ensenan-
1 una doctrina reii-
lido que ell maestro
es decir, la doctrina
pero que rechaza
na. Et Dios que
tai como ellos 10
ivo dc la revelacion
Los cristianos tie
decir que las es-
on escuelas "sin
aestros d" sin fe. J"
estas escuelas
10 es una doctri-
rina que todavla
asoneria, es por
"a de los miembros
lalmente 0cupan el
pero sus cdsgas
en- por "proglsSis.
.os del positlvismo, del
lei ateismo, les pregyggnl-
en- virtud DO que d. .,
las escuelas ofciaf
samiento.\ Y
de los grandes
scolar Ell las cir
g halla A,estro
lises de dos
an politicb as.ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

lla, no Sc
, lleven ell
evienon las
ntes. A los
otro agente
>vistos del
reconocido
alojamien-
los docu
. deduclr Su
.idos los es-
laquinas, cal
lrreglo al De-
- upnn0 one
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

Lo hemos dicho. y es verdad,
que estos colegas que invitan
suscriptores neces'tdn
con mucha necesidad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
The Condition of the People.

A great deal has been said recently BY the
press of Now York and of tho country about
tho availa' ility of the different candidates
mentioned for the presidency. Opinions and
predictions without number have been of
lered to the power of John Kelly, the Tam
many boss, and his following TO aid in elect
ing or defeating the different persons mem
toned in such connection. It's claimed that as
goes New YORK, so goes the country, and
that as goes the Tammany boss so goes New
York. Rightly viewed it places the party
in ridiculous attitude before the country.
When great national organization like the
Democratic party is subjected to the deep hui
initiation of discussing the bare possibility OF
being defeated by a handful of unscrupuous
sore-heads bent upon rule or ruin, determined
to sink the party in order to kill off an indi-
vidual member of it, for whom they enter
tain petty and contemplate hatred, it is
time for honest and rOilecting citizens to look
the.facts of partisan history and our present
political condition squarely in the face
Whittier ore we tending, and what is TO be
tho final result of the drift of affairs politi'
cal, and what the condition Of the public in.
terest in the future, are questions that should
claim the attention Of every citizen, however
| remotely he may consider himself to BIO re-
moved from the activities Of Bipartisan warfare
or however distinctly separated he wouc
| like to be from the vexatious theories anc
puzzling intricacies Of party politics,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
Executive CIcmcncy,
Upshur county Dsmcefat


The recent executive clemency of Cover
nor Roberts, in committing the death sem
tenco of Lanham, tho woman murdcrorcr,
who, without tho fear of God before his eyes,
prcmeditatodly, with malice aIorothought
and in cold blood, shot down the variety ne
tross, has given his opponents fresh occasion
TO be down on the administration Of tho o. a..
We know nothing Of The reasons which
cd the Governor TO this executive clomcacy,
but We do know that the pardonlns power Of
an executive ndiscreotly exercised has bad
moral tendency In this case, II seems that
there was no doubt rs TO who did the deed
no want of testimony that II was n
premedtated, cold-bloodcd, willful and
cowardly murder. The case was duly
tried and siftcd passed both courts,
and competent jury; what plea there can
be for setting aside the decision by tho one
man power we do not know But we are
convinced of this iact, that the uncertainty
of adequate punishment by tho law the long
md devious course all cases have 10 travel
up through tho courts, the many lodges be.
hind technicalities, the adverse and cross and
pilo rulings and decisions Of the courts, and
executive clemcncies, have bad moral ten
drncy, degrade the majesty of law and or
der, and leave the people in great doubt rs to
whether crime can BIO punished BY law or
not, and in uneasiness and uncertainty ms to
the security of life, limb, property or roputa-
ton. This uncertainty begets IN tho minds
of the people disposition to resort TO the
FIRST law of nature, self preservation" and
TO take the law into their own hands This
ultimately leads to the seating Of Judge
Lynch on the bench and the cmpanneling OF
4 mob Jury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11

That We demand honesty and economy IN
tho administration Of all public affairs and.a
reduction Of tho salaries OF officers
That we den0unoe and condemn Tho effort
Of both tho old political parties to create u
solid South or a solid North and lhereby Sec
lionAlzo the country that 10 tho organlaa-
ton Ofour party, We inOwno North, no South,
no Fast, no West that We ara determined
tho Government of our country shall DO 30
administered M 10 secure equal rights W oil
our people, DO they high or low, rich or
poor black or whiloi aud that by so doing
Tho Union can and will bo perpctuated for
over.
Resolved, That all United States bonds
shall DO paid In such money ~ the govern
mGnt has on hnnd or can Issue Al tho same
are due or shall by law BIO declared due,
Resolved, That portions of tho public doI'
main should bo del apart for the uto Of poor
people, and that the government shall assist
them on to said lands, which shall BIO sold on
favorable terms, and that the said lands shall
not bo In any way u lien for u debt,
Resolved, That we favor the government
rendering aid to heads Of families who seek
homes on government lands, and that lands
given 10 worthy actual settlers shall DO OK
empt 10 hOmeStoadS
Resolved, That the government shall mover
issue any United States bohds for any pur-
poses whatever,
Tho Union Grcenback Labor party Of the
United States in convention assembled, de-
clare:
That wo arc opposed to all Interference by
Congress with Official votes " declared by
States, and MI efforts Of politicians TO nullify
tho action Of tho people in clecling their rep
ros0ntatiyes.
The right Of suffrage shall not DO denied
to any cil on Of tho United states who Ia
twonty-ono years Of ago and upwards
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
He should he Retired.
Sherman Chronicle

The Dallas HERALD forsees ssplit in the
party if Roberts is re-nominated. The Her.
AID is about half right, we are afraid. There
is certainly very strong, bitter and deter
mined opposition to the o. a. and it is foolish
folly for the Democratic party to shut its eye
to this very important fact For the good OF
himself and the party and the State, Roberts
had better retire to the shades ofprivate life
And let the bell-punch gently toll his politi
cal funeral knell. Free schools can't flour
ish on the same soil that produces such Gov.
ernors as Roberts, and the hemp-crop il
deteriorating too fast.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
Needn't Feel Flattcred.
Apn \otonin Ernrsls

And now the News says it s to Treasurer
Lubbock that the credit is due for the carry
ing out of the pay-as.you-go policy of the
State government. We would not advise
the Governor to get hopping mad about
this; neither would we advise Treasurer
Lubbock to take on an excessive cargo of
10Y over the fact, for the News is liable to
bestow the same credit upon hslf-dozen
others in about as many days, The News
has been booming Roberts for week, and
his excellency can well afford to wait till hi.
turn comes round again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11

To furnish 'the trade" at manufacturers
prices, Browns celebrated remedies-sarsa-
parilla, dandelion and iodide of potassium,
vegetable liver pills, arnica liniment, arnica
salye, eureka ague pills, tar troches and
cough balsam, all prepared especially for
diseases of the South and West. Pure, safe
and reliable.
GEO. 7. ATKINS,
Wholesale druggist Dallas, Texas.
july23d&w6t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
A boomerang.
Victoria Advocate.

The "Old Alcalde" boom has now COM
menced in earnest, and the faithful of the
standard are proclaiming his greatness from
the hill tops. The people will shortly pro-
claim his dement's from the ballot box.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
PATENTS.

i. A. Lehman. solicitor of American and
Foreign Patents, Washin gton, d. c. All
business connected with Patents, whether be-
fore the Patent 0ilice or the Courts, promptly
attended, TO. No charge made unless patent
secured. Send or circular. janldtf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
SUMMONS.
Tn THE DISTRICT COrRT or THE FIRST

Tn THE DISTRICT C0rRT or THE FIRST
l Judicial District OF the stats Of Nevada. In
and for the county Of storey.
Edith Frzucis Clark. plaintiff. W. Alexander
Clark. Standardization brought In the Dis
trict Court OF the firt Judicial District OF the
Story. and tie complaint died in said county.
In tbs Ofdcs OF the Clerk OF said District Court,
on { o 18th day Of December, A. d 1873.
TIE stats Of Nevada sends greeting to ALEX
AMBER CLARK. defendant.
You are hereby required to sprear In IN &C.
plaintiff. In the District Court Of the First ju.
dicial District Of the state OF Nevada. In and
for the county Ut Storey, and answer the com.
plant dled therein within ten days (exclusive
Of the day OF service) after the service on you
OF this summons. II served In said county. or,
II served out Of said county. within twenty
days. and In al other cases forty days. or juds.
ment By default will b taken sgainst you &C.
cording to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action 10 brought 10 obtain . decree
Of this Court dissolving the bonds OF matri-
the custody Of the minor child. Issue OF aid
marriage. be awarded TO the plaintiff, that
plaintiff may DO permitted TO assume her
maiden name. Edith Francis; that you, defend.
ant, be required TO pay the counsel fees Of
plaintiff and the co.ts Of this action and for
said plalpflf intefnarrisd ct Virginia City, Ne
ysds, on the 2sth day OF December, 4, b, 1919.
and ever since have been epd now are husband
and wife: that for more than one year last pasI
you. defendant, have neglected and refused 10
provide for plaintiff ths common necssarjes Of
life; that such neglect was wilful and Deliberate
on your part; that you and plaintiff hsys NOT
lived or coh.bited together lincs the 9th day Of
April. A. ISIS; that there II now living the
Issue OF said marriage. . girl child. aged two
ysars.nsmed Elizab<th Sheldon Clark; that pints
the lot day OF January. 1878. plaintiff has been
compelled 10 support and maintain herself By
ner own labor. and also TO support and main.
tain her said child; that Si2s 10 Q reasonable
counsel fee; all Of which viii more fully spptsr
oy references To plaintiffs complaint, with Q
copy OF which you ara hereby served. And you
are hereby notinsd that II you fail TO answer
!ne complaint the said plaintin will apply 10
the Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under M baud and the seal OF the Dis.
trict couI: OF the First Judicial District Ct the
ststs OF Nevada. In and for the county CT Storey,
M * ! s. g: 3: 8 :; :::. :s;s;::;
@ J Z. MCDONALD, clerk.
BY HENRY Rotrr, Deputy Clssk. jsSssd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

Randolph, Macintosh 1 90.
trustees. .6il2. .l0o....1O :.
Randolph. Macintosh 4 Co.
Tru-te~s ............... .6466....U.....e {.
Randolph. Macintosh I Co,
Trustees ............... ..7oe6....l0.....l Z.
Randolph. hscklntosh I %,
Trustees sis. .200....f0 :.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
40 PATENT, NO PAY,
PATENTa

OBTAINED FOR Nj CHANICAL DEVICES,
medical or other Compounds. ornaments
de.igns. trade nsris ard labels. Caveats. a.
-ignmsats, Interference. lnfringemelts and
all matters relating 10 Patents promptly attend
cd 10 We make preliminary examinations and
turni.h opinions ~ to p~stentability. fr~e o.
charge. and all who are interested In new inven.
tons and Patents re invited TO rend for q copy
II cent FIRE TO any address. ard contains CON,
plete Instructions how 10 obtain Patents, snc
other valuable matter. During the pact FIVE
years va have obtained nearly three thousand
patents Tor American and foreign inventors. and
can give satisfactory references In almort every
county, In the Union.
Addrsss.
LOUIS DAGGER q co.,
Solicitors OF Patents and Attorneyp at Law.
lie Droit building. Warrington. d. {.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

Minfeshelmer Chas L Co,
Minz,sheimer chss L 90.
Trustee1.................69 36l. ..26. ....o
MInsssheimsr Chss 4 Co,
Trusiess.........:..:..s sss. ...2o.....t
MinEseheimsr chss d Co.
Trustees .SQ3o. ...00.. ...<
Minzssheimer chas 1 Co,
Trustees ..sssoo. ..2o.....l
Mlnzethsimsr Chss q Co.
Trustees ..ssssi. ...2o.....t
Mlnzssheimor Chas 1 %, u.
.Trustees-...............so sea. ...2o.....t
Hlnzeshsimer Chas d %.
Trustess..................a ses. ...2o.....t
hinfesheimer Chas 1 Co..
Trustees
Ainzeshsimer chas 4 &c.
Trustees .ss5co....lo ..'s
Mlnzesheimer chas b CO.
Trustees........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Minsesheimer chas d Co., =,
Trustees
M~lnscsh,imer Chss / %.
Trustees.
trustee. 1....2s.....
Trustees. bal .S9sSo.
Minzeshcimer Chas 4 Co..
Trustees. .bal........ .59ttT. -. i
M~inissbsimsr Chss 4 %.
.oSoS2. ..lOO.. 40
Minssshsimsr ohas . Co.
Trustees .Se640.. so. .,l0
Mime ,heimer Chss 1 Co.
neutrality-suspicious.. 1855 ...10....,a
Ninss,hsimsr chas 1 %,
Tiustses-....;:...:.....see si. ...is.....z
Ninscshsimsr ohas I %,
Irusssss .eeees. .,.,6,,,.,l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

DssIRE TO INFORM NY FRIENDS ON
the Coms,ock that I still continue 10 copy
and enlarge portraits In Ink. water colors or
ersyon. fron Old or fdsd pictures. Ny studio
L. at No. 20 kearny. street. San Francisco
rooms that I will let By the day, week or month,
en- suite or single, a. reasonable prices.
no29lm EMMA GlLfls SMITH,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

And In accordance with law. and IN order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the 10th DAY Of
December, 1879, 30 many shares OF zach parcel
OF such stock as may DO necessary VIII be sold
at pubic auction, at the once Of the company.
Room Q. 2o3 Bush street, Ban Frsacisco. Gall
fornia. or WEDNESDAY, the FOURTH Uth)
DAY Of fe6ru.ry. 1881. at the hour Of 4 o'clock
ment thereon. together with costs OF sdvsr.
ttsipg and expehbss Of sale.
W. Z DEAN. Secretary.
omce-Room 8. No. 203 Bush street, Ban
Francisco. California. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

And In sccoruancs with law. and an order OF
the Board OF Directors, made on the twenty. n nth
(29thl day Of November. 1873. 90 many shares
OF Teach parcel Of such stoch - may be necessary
will be sold at public auction. at the once OF
the Company. Room Q, HaJward's Building. <i9
Californi, street. San Francisco, California. on
SATURDAY. the TWENTY. jUkTH (2ith)
day OF JANUARY. iss0. at the hour OF ore
UD O'Clock r. =. Of sa'd day. to ~ said delin.
quent assessment thereon. togr her with coats
ot Advertising and expenses OF the sale.
X. Z. KnLLY Secretary.
Ofhce-Room Q. Hayward's Building, Iiq
Califcrnia street San Francisco. California. Z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
DELINQUENT SALES.
XHELIS.FARao

w PANY-Location Of principal place OF
business. San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the fol-
lowing.described stock, On account Of Assess-
mont (So.i3)levied on the seventeenth u1th) day
OF November .lS1y, the several amounts set oppo.
site the names Of the respective shArehoider1,
~ follows:
Names. No. Csrtf, Shs, Amt.
Atkinson. Doud l. Co, rrus-
teea ..........-........C COST. ...t 0 ....$s =.
Atkinson. Doud & Co, Trus-
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DELINQUENT SALES.
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IUsrICE nINIsa uonrANY.-

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Francisco. California u, eo,,,v
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lovSin described stock, ou account OF assess
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