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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-10-22
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Maine Central Railroad Compal

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Maine Central Railroad Company
Portland, Oct. 1, 1881
To holders Of Portland and kennebec hairoau
Bonds known as "McKeen Bonds. -,
VyHE Maine Central Railroad company WI pay 10y
these bonds in full, with accrued interest," on
presentation of same at the 1reasurers ONCE IN
portland. or at the option of the holder, VIII give
IN axchanpe for same at par the consolidated oohqs
81 tha Maine Central Railroad company que IN
ga19 and bearing interest at i've per cent ior an
snch bonds as may be presented during the month
Of october 1881. &c c1rsur1c
Treasurer Maine Central Railroad Company.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
AMUSEMENT COLUMN.
New Portland Theatre-Oliver Doud Byron.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Merry %.
Coe-5.
Studley-5.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice-F. A. Ross g. Co.
A big lot of robes-Merry.
At the lowest prices-Atwood g. Wentworth.
Horses to winter-John q. Gerry.
Wanted-Mrs. Fields.
Wanted.
Miss Brown.
Wolf Robes-Coe.
Mary j. Holmes-G. w. Carleton d Co.
Portland, Maine.
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Rooms to Let.

Furnished, large and pleasant,
with board, in nice location up
town. Address Sc" Portland
Press Office. sr,D a.,
oct1l
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HORSE Blankets and Lap Robes Coe.
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Other bills for repairs on the house were nc
received in time for this report
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$500 worth Gloves. Merry, Halter.
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BUFFALO and Wolf Robes. Coe.
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READ Studley's advertisement of Barga
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Horses to Winter.

WILL take 10 or IL Horses on the Gerry Farm
w in Deering Apply to CHARLES D: Me
DONALD, ON the premises, or to JOHN Q. GERRY,
l57 High ST., Portland. oct22dtf
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BLANKET your Horse at Merry, Hatter's.
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WOLF Robes $500, at Merry, Hatter's.
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car vour Bows at Merry, Hatter's

LOOK over Merry's fine Hat Stock.
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MUSIC.

~rR FRANK BURNHAM, would respectfully an
N nouce that he has returned from his summer
engagement and is prepared to instruct Pupils so
si sttanton given to young pupils. Apply at FUR
BUsHS Piano rooms, ABS Congress St. AZ,
sepS0 YIN
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY FAIR.
CLOSING DAY OF THE EXHIBITION
Large Attendance and Much Interest
Manifested.

The weather yesterday was exceptionally
fine, and the attendance larger than on any
previous day. In the forenoon occurred the
blowing match and trial of draft horses and
gentlemen's driving horses. These interesting
contests were witnessed by large crowd.
THE FLOWING MATCH
The blowing match occupied the better por-
ion of the morning. The Frye plows were
the most successful. The following premiums
were awarded:
DOUBLE TEAMS.
Chas Merrill, East North Yarmouth, Frye's plow
No 8, LIST prem.
SINGLE TEAMS.
Chas Mitchell East North Yarmouth, Frye's
pillow No. g. lst prem.
SWIVEL sULKIEs.
E Hunnewell. South Windham, 4 OK team, match
CIV Hail. Windham Centre, Paris plow, I'd.
The Races.
-Four heats in the 2.34 class race were trotted
Thursday and the other heat yesterday morn
ing, Thursday Lydia M. won two heats,
Black Arthur one and Aroostook Boy one.
Yesterday morning there was considerable diff
fculty in getting the horses lined for the start.
Wnen Inc Woru Was Sifoh DioSn a. eh"i "Siie
ahead, with the other two closely following.
At the first quarter Lydia M. broke but re-
covered in a moment and at the half mile wire
she was second to Black Arthur's first On
the first quarter of the second half-mile the
mare went to the front and held the position to
the end, winning the heat in 2.o5. The fol-
lowing is the
SUMMARY.
Presumpscot Park, Oct. 20 and 81, 1881-Race for
2.34 class; purse $3.50, $50, $40, S15; best 3 in
to harness.
VIM ] R Merriman, ms blk m Lydia M.11s2
v @ Hall. ms blk Black Arthur. - l z
w G Morrill, ns b Aroostook Boy. 3
Time 2.38, 2.35, 2.3S, 2.41, 2.3o.
In the afternoon there was good atten-
dance.
% MINUTE RACE.
Purse 800, $50, $50, $40.
HIIr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-20
orissi Il Madison Street
Tuesday Evening, Dee. 60. 1881.
LKDGKR LINES.

No hop at Saxby's this week.
Plum pudding, Lyle Shields.
Williams book store is lively.
Oysters every style. Crystal Palace.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Orders taken for Christmas trees, at
go Front street.
Malaga grapes, oranges and Dehesa
table raisins, at Lyle & Shields.
Ladies, go to Mays and buy your
Christmas presents for gentlemen.
For the best assortment Of shoes
and slippers for holiday presents go to
Yoegeli & Co.
Fine lot Of Christmas trees. at S L.
Moore & Co. S, corner fernando and
Vance streets.
A remarkably open winter, is the
general expression of all when they
speak OF the weather.
The best Christmas present is an
Alligator cooking stove. A. Kohlbry
& Co., "a Main, are sole agents.
Prairie hay, red rust proof oats,
Tennessee lime and cedar posts, in car
lots. Also 10000 grain sacks, very low.
Ike A. Chase.
S. Clement, Sc Beal street, will have
everything choice in his line for
the holidays.
Circuit Court-Hon Jas. 0. Pierce,
Judge-The Judge will hear any nom
jury cases that have been passed, to-
morrow.
The following officers have been
elected in Ezra Lodge No. 80, Kesher-
shell Barrel J.. X. Franklin, Presi-
dent; L. Daltroff, Vice President; H.
Cohen, Secretary, NJ. Cohen, Treas
urer; G. Bauer, Conductor; A.. Cas-
parid, Outside Sentinel.
Licenses to marry we're issued this
forenoon to Frank Perry and Maggie
Mccain, Samuel Rifle and L. J.
Faucet, R. E. Coulter and Mrs. c. A.
Scott, H. L. Rogers and Dora Shell
ton, G. N. Kinkead and Mary De-
Lorraine.
A fair and unbiased examination Of
Mansford's book store will prove to
you what is claimed: the best arranged
stock for purchasers, largest and best
assortment Of books and stationer's
novelties for the holiday trade in the
city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-20
COURT 0 U 4

DR.. s. A.. Pools sentence for as
sault and battery upon Jacob Storz
has been suspended in order to give
him sn opportunity to apply to the
Governor for a pardon.
James Ryan, alias w. s. O'Leary,
has been convicted Of having burglars
tools and sentenced to eight months.
Jas. Lavelle received a sentence Of
three years yesterday, for cutting
Mike Doyle some weeks ago.
The charter of the Farmers, Me-
Chanics' and Laborers' Union was re-
corded yesterday.
The will Of Mrs. Anna Newton has
been probated, and Charles Deckers
made executor. Il. T. Dix is an
nounced as guardian of Mary P.
White, and John League administra-
tor Of the estate Of Thos. G. Davis.
Doc Harris got two years for steal
ing some jawelry from Mrs. Smith at
C~ollierville.
Wyatt Bolton was sentenced to
twelve months for maliciously cutting
Henry Mitchell.
f. A. Hart, for an assault upon B.
c. Bledsoe, at a glass ball shooting
match, at Collierville, was fined $50
and sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
Sentence was suspended during good
behavior.
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knights Of Honor.

Memphis Lodge X. Of H. No. 1876
met last night. The principal bust
ness vas the initiation of several
members and the election Of officers.
The result Of the latter was as fol-
lows:
Past Dictator, J. H. Thompson
Dictator, M. Logan Assistant Die
tator, j. &. Lewis Grand Reporter,
Nicholas Williams; Financial Re-
porter, Robert Lockwood Guide, NJ.
W. Luff Treasurer, Jas. S. Wilkins
Chaplain, Rev. j. H. Evans Guar
dian, Mr.. Phillips; Sentinel, w. S.
Rogers Medical Examiner, Alex
Erskine.
Lodge Trustees-J. 0. McClintock,
S. A. Taylor, Geo. Z. Rudisill.
Rep. Grand Lodge--J. Ii. Thomp-
son Att. Harvey Mathes.
Mr.. J. 0. McClintock was recon-
mended as Deputy Grand Dictator Of
the lodge, subject to appointment Of
the Grand Dictator.
Notwithstanding the torrents Of
rain that fell there was a large attend
ance and great interest was manifested
in the proceedings.
This is the Oldest lodge ia West Ten
nessee, and Tie largest in the State if
not in the United Statcs. 1t numbers
800 members and is not far
ahead Of Unity Lodge in this city.
The order is in a iourishing condition
all over the United States.
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Prize Poultry.

Mr.. G. L. Pullen has returned from
Louisville, where ne attended the
annual meeting of the Southern Poul-
try Breeders Association, of which he
was elected President for the ensuing
year. Nh. Pullen gives a glowing
Of the doings of the Asso-
citation. There were about 1000 fowls
on exhibition, comprising every known
variety, s,mc Of which were valued at
$500 each. Mr.. Pullen had about
twenty fowls on exhibition, and took
first and four second premiums.
has a hennery about two miles
the city, which has all the latest
improvements and contains about
twenty-five varieties.
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249 Main .,
POLICE POINTS.

When George Washington said this
morning he would quit begging, the
story Of the little Ratchet was remem :
bered and he was discharged.
Jane Walters was sentencedt to forty
days on the island for being drunk and
using foul language, but when her
little boy plead with tears for her 70
lease, she was allowed to go on pay
ment Of FIVE dollars.
Nine arrests we're made yesterday.
Jim Porter will endeavor to prove
himself an honest man this evening.
An idiotic sot, with crutches as his
only means of locomotion, was locked
up yesterday for the third time this
week. The fellow who gives him
whisky ought to be found and pun
ished.
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POPULAR ADDITION!
CHARLEY MEYERS, 35 Monroe.
has added n Restaurant
20 his WeIl-knOwn Saloon. TT
Death Of Mrs. sIathes.

A private telegram received to-day
announces the death Of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Mathes, consort Of Rev. William A.
Mathes, a PresbyteriaA minister, re-
siding near Messy Creek, Jefferson
county, Tennessee, about thirty miles
east Of Knoxville. The departed lady
was the mother Of Mr.. j. Harvey
Mathes, Of this journal; also Messrs.
Ed II. and John {. Mathes, Of Mis-
sissippi county, Ark, and Miss Cor
della Mathes, now Of Someryille,
Tenn, and all we'll known in this city.
She died in the sixty-fourth year Of
her age, having been born in May,
1913. Her funeral is announced by
the same telegram for Thursday next,
and she will probably be inferred at
Dandridge in the family burying
ground. Captain Mathes, who is
greatly saddened by the news Of his
mothers death, designs leaving the
city this evening TO attend the last
rites 10 her memory.
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Rnfcherr BnwI ma ReIIon.

But the fact remains that the patrons
Of City Market, IS Charleston avenue,
get more for their money than those
who go elsewhere for their fresh meats,
game, fish, poultry butter and eggs.
III
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NEW GAME STORE.
0D nooI gfraof

Promises 20 be lively in full
as we'll as reasonable
prices. Call and see before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Remember
the place, o. BeaI. SOt
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A Crash In Nfnrea.

My supply Of all kinds Of stoves is
far greater than l desire TO carry, con-
sequently l have made a grand cut in
prices on all stoves. Parties con-
templating the purchase Of such
should not fail to call and secure my
figures before placing orders else
where, as they can save a most hand.
some discount. My stoves include all
the leading makes, and arc warranted
to give satisfaction.
+. J. T%URNBULL,
Gill 24 Main, near Jefferson st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-20

Christmas is coming, aud the ques-
ton n often asks; What shall ! buy
for my husband, sweetheart, mother
or husband. We answer, buy some
thing substantial and durable, and
don't throw your money away. You
will thereby show your good sense,
and tho recipient will cherish and APP
preciate il so much more. There is
nothing sonice and becoming as a nice
new hat. Martin Cohen, The Halter
has a large line of hats and caps suit
able for the holidays. There is no
store in the Southwest that can COM
pete with Cohen, either in stock or
quality. The stock is the largest Of
any in the city. Give him a call, and
you will be we'll pleased with your
trade, and will trade with him ever
afterwards. The place is 2l9 Main
street, under the Worsham House. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-20
FIVE THIEVES.
A Gang of Cow SieaIeTs Arrested
and Safely Jailed.

Five young country darkies, all
muscular fellows, were ranged on the
prisoners bench in the courtroom this
forenoon, all charged with the same
ofense. They we're cattle dealers,
and carried on their business on a
rather unsOund basis. Yesterday even
ing two Of them-Jack Gibson aud
Jim Adams-drove four fine COWS
into town aud offered to sell them 10
Jim Tolbert, who lives near Humboldt
Park, for five dollars each. jim
"smelt a mice" and the police we're
on hand in a few moments. The
darkiei claimed that they had brought
the cattle from Moons Landing on
the steamer Lee, but their story was
found to be untrue, and they were
locked up. Finally they confessed
that the COWS had been stolen from
Mr.. Sim Marshall, who lives five
miles out on the Randolph road, and
implicated three other darkies-So
Baker, Tom Gibson and Park Tubs
Chief Davis took the matter in hand.
and took Captain Hackett out into the
country with him, from whence they
returned at midnight with the sus.
pected parties. The latter deny it.
however, and confess absolute igno.
rance Of the whole affair.
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CHICAGO BEEF TENDEBLOINs
Received Daily per Express.
II. SEESSEL, SIR, e. SON,
Cor. Jefferson and Second. 83t
The Mission at 81. Joseph's.

The Mission at st. JOseph's.
Despite the inclemency Of the
weather last evening a very fair crowd
gathered to hear the lecture on con-
ession. The subject was mastery
treated by Rev. Father Boys, S. j., Of
Cincinnati, from a polemical stand
point, refuting some Of the most malig
nant accusations Of the i'll animated
sects Of Professionalism. The Rev.
Fathers lecture every morning at 5
and ats o'clock mass, on which osca-
sions the attendance is most satisiac
tory. This evening at u the subject
will be, THE Source of all Evils"
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LostHisU Isfer.

Deputy Clerk J. 2. Hunter. of the
Criminal Court, mourns the loss Of
that charitable and comfortable
friend, his chinohilla ulster. Some
unconscionablo thief lifted it from the
hat-rack while Jimmie was absorbed
in a discussion Of the delicacies on
the supper table.
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New York Shell Oysters, Blue
Points, ShFewsburys and Rock
aways. can only be had at
Henry LuehrmanB's. ut
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Picture Cards Given AWny

Picture Cards Given Away.
All parties buying q boys hat or
cap will be entitled to a set Of eight
picture cards as a Christmas gift.
MARTIN CoHEN, the Halter,
2l9 Main, uIder WOrsbam House.
S8t
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ScuppernOng Champagne Gets d
Knock Down.

bcuPPernOng Champagne Gets q
Knock Down.
EDITOR LEDGER:-L noticed in
yesterdays paper a talk you had with
a Frenchman by the name of De Pos
seau, or some such name. That same
chap was around our store blowing his
horn. Now the simple fact is that we
liquor dealers sell such goods as our
customers demand. We don't know,
neither do we care, whether cheap
champagnes are bogus or genuine, if
the people buy them and we can make
a profit. Now let B. B. Barnes put
his scuppernong champagne down to a
living price to us dealers, and he can
run the bogus champagnes out OF the
market. l prefer his champagne for
family use to French champagne. But
SEQ the price: French champagne, $23
to $25 per case. Yet there is a heavy
duty to be paid. B. B. Barnes Soup
pernong champagne, S14 to SIG per
case, and no duty.
LIQUOR DEALER.
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Buy Piteher Pumps Of Browne.

New York Shell Oysters, Blue
Points, shrewsburys and Rock
always, can only he had NJ Henry
LIehrmann's. M
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CHOseEsr FRESH OYSTERS,
en-" .srt Drinks OF nii kiHds.
tH tRLEY MEYERS. ~ Monroe.
III
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TO the Wholesale Oyster, Fish
and Game Trade.

Call on S. Clement before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as he is selling choice
goods at lowest prices. Oft
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Cut Jet Beads for making chains
usL received At the Jet Palace. 70f
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TOTHE TRADE.

Orders for
OYSTERS AND CELERY
will be promptly filled
at the lowest prices by
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
30 and Al Jefferson street. 9
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Inquest.
An inquest was held by Squire
Quigley yesterday on the body Of
Prince Wood, and a verdict Of death
from neglect and pneumonia was re-
turned. Wood was a single man
about twenty-six years of age.
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PROFESSIONAL.

II N, COLEMAN, Justice OF the Peace,
a. Notary Public and Commissioners oil
Deeds. Special ationilon given 70 col eolions
atAe county. 0aice Gi Front u. list
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Kentucky roll butter, poultry and
eggs, daily at Kirk Allen & Co. 93t
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Memphis Roller Skating Rink,
SO Adams ST., between Sd and 4th.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT.

open from 10 10 Y am; from 3 10 8
pm, and from 1890 10 10 pm.
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tkntei Tor sale 40 lhu ri I
The management reserves the righlio refuse
admission 70 any Objectionable pnrs0nF
Prot. h, LEVI, frnr'i aud Manager. bsl
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bay Ga. Fl1lnros Of browne.
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HANDKERCHIEFS,
EvENIN6.WRAPS,
INFANTS OUTFITS.
BLANKETS.
Legitimate Business

Requiring all our space and time, we will show no Dolls. TOYS a r
other trihes this season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-02

On molten Of Trustee Dsuehy Il was
ordered that al mopsys. books and pa.
psrs belonging 10 the town OF Gold Hill
DO handed over to the County Commits.
siouen n loon - the Treasurer oan Az
bis books and all warrants allowed at
this meeting are paid. Also, Il was or.
dered that the Town Marshal. Clerk and
Attorney turn over al books and papers
In their possession belonging to the
town to the County Commissioners.
Trustee Mercer and Clerk hyde we're
instructed to transfer oil the town prop
erty Gas per inventory to the County
Commissioner.
There bsine nc other business. Trus-
tee Dsuehy In . few appropriate rsmsrks
moved hat Q yots Of thanks b tsndsrsd
To- President fox and frssidsnt (pro
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-02
caIxs ExoISxxa's Rxyoar.

cHIKf ENoINxEn's RxPohr.
GOLD Hull. May I. 1881.
To the President and Members Of the
Board Of Town Trustses-Gentlemen I
have the honor TO report the following
resume Of the Fire Department for the
past year Number Of fire alarms. 20;
number Of ores az; estimated value Of
property destroyed, S2S. 900; insured for
$4,000. In the majority Of cases the
cause Of ire could not DO ascertained.
The number Of enrolled members OF
the Department 10 - follows: Liberty En-
CINE Company No. I. as; Yellow jacket
Engine Company No. 2, so; Lincoln Hose
Company No. s, II. There are also two
active hose companies not enrolled. who
have rendered very great service.
Number Of hydrsnts. 81; number Of feet
Of rubber hose, 1900; number Of feet OF
leather hose. $50; number OF hose car.
riages. s; number Of parade hat fronts. s.;
number Of parade bolts. Z; number Of pa
rsds trumpeh. s; number Of service trum.
pets, s.
I have the pleasure Of stating that the
entire department and apparatus are In an
Efficient and ssrvicsabls stats.
Respectfully submitted.
NICK SEXTON.
Chief Engineer q. H. i. d.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
TowH or 0otD HuL,
County OF Storey. STATE Of Nevada,
NAV flth. 1891

To MIcnAIL O'BarxH. sssocis,e owner In the
8 nth Jacket mine Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict, rtorey county. state OF Nevada;
You are hereby notldrd that the undersigned
has performed and aid out the annual amount
Of WORK for 1881 on the above claim required
Statse, and YOU pro rata share Of said work
amounts to Thirty.thrce Dollars and Thirty
three Cents tSss Isl. les Eight Dollars tSs) tor
labor performed. leaving . balance due from
yuu Of Twenty i've Dollars and Thirty.
three Gents (t25 81. And n within ninety
days after this notice By publication you fAil or
in aaid el I'm will Be- forfeited asd become The
property Of the subscriber. under said Section
3s2i. -
(signsd); Ms QILLETT.
mSil p. o. address. Gold Hill. New.
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INOULD 4 CURRY slLvER hlN.

MOULD 4 CURRY slLvHR AlM.
" mo UokPANi.- Location OF principal
plsos VI business, Ban f,sncisco. California.
Location OF works. Virsinis, Storey county.
Nevada.
NVtics 10 hsrsby given. that ct . meeting Of
the Bard OF Directors, held on the fitesnth
(ibth) day OF July, 1881, an sssessmsnt mo.
t0) OF fifty Osnts leocI per share was lsvfed
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, lay.
able Immediately. IN United Htstes gold coin.
20 the secretary. st The once u the Company,
hoom No 69, hevsdA Block. No. W Mont.
gomsry strest, Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this ssssssmsnt shNl
remain unpaid on tbs ninst senss Q9th) day %
August. 1851, will be deiipquent and sdvsfttssd
fos ssis at public auction, ana unlses paynsni
u made befors. will Be sold on THUkHDAY,
the eighth (sthl day Of September. 1881. TO pay
the ~dslinQasnt sssessmsnt, tossthsf with oosts
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board or Dirvctvrp.
ALFRED Z. pURBROW. secretary.
0mos-koom NO. %. Nevada Block. Ne. SO
Montgomery strsst, Nan Francisco. California.
jyl6t6
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CALIFoRNaA nININo COnpANY.

CALIFORNIA M1NIN0 COMPANY.
~ Location Of principal place OF busnsss
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
storey county, Nrvsds.
Notics 10 hereby given, thst st . meeting
Of The Board Of Directors. held on the S0th
day OF June. lhsl, 90 sssrssmsnt tho. ~
OF Thirty CStl Cents per SHARE vas isvisd
upon the capital stock OF the corporation. pay.
able Immediately. In United slater gold COIN. 70
the SECRETARY. ct the once OF the Company,
Room Is. Nevada Block. SO Montgomery strsst,
ban francisco. California
any stock upon which this ssssssmsnt
shall remain unpaid on the SIXTH day OF
AUGUST, 1881. will be delinquent. and advsr.
tised for sale q public suction. and unless pay.
ment 10 msds before. will b. cold O
THURSDAY. the twenty.nfth tasthl dsy OF
August 1881. 10 pay the delinqueat ssssas.
ment, together with costs OF advertising aad
expenses OF sals. BY order Of the Board Of
Director.
G. p. GORDON. Secretary.
Ofhce-Room No. -. Nevada Block. No sv
Nontgoms ~ street. Ssn Prancisco. Oaltfosnia
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