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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-22

AEooSrook. ss:-Court ofCounty Commissioners
January rerm 1851.
On the foregoing petition. ordered. That notice be
given that the Commissioners will meet on Monday,
June 18th, lSSl ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
store of Dudley 4 Smith In Maplcton, and hear all
parties interested in said road and ON the Same
day proceed TO view the route mentioned In
said petition, and there cnicnt place
in the vicinity, hear all parties interested In said
road through said towns, Immediately nfteI
said vew and take such further action in the matter
they judge proper said notice To be given by
Ing attesed copies of the petition and this order
upon the clerks of shand, (aste hin and Mapleon,
and upon Peter Dunn and George II. Dunn Of Ash.
n. Egery and Daniel Ilinklcy Of Bangor,
supposed owners of lands In said town.
slip no. IL, Range 4, the other owners, If any,
being unknown, and the Commissioners being
are; and by posting up like copies In three public
places in each of said towns, viz: In
Ashland, Castle Ill., aud Maplcton, and
by publishing the same three successive weeks IN
the North star, newspaper published IT
Prcsquc isle I'm said county and six successive weeks
in the Kcunebcc journal. the State paper, the last
publication and sad service and posting to be nj least
thirty days before said meeting, that all parties IT.
terested may attend and be heard IL they see IT.
Attest - II. l.. STAPLES, Clerk.
A true copy of Petition and Order thereon.
6ws Attest Is. l.. STAPLES, Clerk.
NJ Office lis HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub.
~ scriber has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate OF
BENJAMiS =. THOMPSON, late of Pittston,
in the County of kennebec, deceased, interstate, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond ms the Law
directs: All persons, therefore, having demands
hbit the same for settlement, and all indebted TO
said estate requested 10 make immediate payment
to JOHN THOMSON.
Feb. ., ISL. 3w1o
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xLSll coNeREss EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON. March 81.
SENATE.

The Vice President announced the appoint
ment of Thomas W Bayard as a director o,
the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb.
A communication from the Governor OF
Wisconsin, transmitting joint resolution o,
the legislature Of that State relative TO the
death of NJ. H. Carpenter, was laid on the
table.
At IL 10 the Senate went into executive
session, and when the doors were re-opened
adjourned.
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WASHINGTON.
Jeanette Search Fxpeditiou.

WASHINGTON, March 81. Capt. koglan.
of New Bedford. was to-day before the the
naval board. in session AZ the Navy Depart
ment, arranging details of the Jeanneite
search expedition. He was examined at
length upon all matter relating 10 navigation
Of vessels upon Arctic voyages and the re-
quisits for their proper outfit
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For sale.

A.. so ..r. farm in Lisbon II miles from Farweifs
An 60 49, tom Androscoggin Mills. Lewiston,
Mills, ,oo road; COED two story house, painted ana
Sinded two large barns carriage house % s,s
e., anu r,ooi and timber and well wafered' cuts
r,e ,an. Of good hay all moved by machine ag
orchard, old and young tres. also ReaL ,rees and
very pleasant ~ NATHAN BUCKNAN.
Proprietor. Lisbon, Me-
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WEATHER REPORT.

War Dept, Office Chef Signal Officer.
Washington d. c., March ri q. tn
For the New England and Middle States.
fair weather in eastern portion; southwest to
northwest winds; higher barometer: nearly
stationary temperature
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At Pitt,tou, Me,-Lo.s $500.

GARDINER, March II. The house and
barn owned By j. II. Merrill, of Pittston,
were burned Sunday. Loss, $500 insured
for $500. The fire was caused by the ex-
plosion of kerosene lamp.
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Loss of Schooner l.. W. Wheeler OF
Bristol. Maine.

LEwEs. Del, March 81. Barque Arthur
c. White. from Cardenas. has arrived, has-
ing on board Capt Bowman and crew of
schooner l.. W. Wheeler, abandoned at sea,
March Is. She sailed from Navassa Island.
Jan. l6, with guano and phosphate, meeting
heavy gales, and anchored at Fortune Island.
remaining until the 9th when she sailed
again and encountered such heavy weather
that the schooner was badly strained and
leaked freely. The pumps were kept going
constantly until March 10, when the barque
White relieved them, when the crew aban-
doned her She had four feet of water in her
hold. The schooner was owned in Bristol,
Me-, and was 1913 tons. No insurance.
Unknown Vessel Burned.
ST.. JoHx. March 81. Schooner Waws-
beck from London reports that on Feb. %
she passed a vessel on IRE. She looked IKE
yesse! of 400 tons. There was nobody on
board and no boats could be seen. The
Wawabeck could not make out the name.
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A Certain Cure for Rhcu Matlsm
and Neuragia.

rLAKkE's Rheumatic Elixir cures the worst
~ cases OF Neuralgia In from two to four hours.
Rheumatic Fever in three four days. and many
cases Of Chronic rheumatism that for years had de-
hed the skill Of Physician ard the Power Of Med-
cine. have been cured by half dozen bottles.
Carke's Rheumatic Elixir sold by all respectable
druEgisfs- $40 per bottle, sx for $500. Send for
eirrular to the Proprietor, West Buxton, Ne.
A4U1y
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Strike of OneratiYes.

FALL RIVER, March 81. The American
Printing Co. rang their bell and gave the
help an opportunity to return to work at the
old prices this morning, but the help refused.
The spinners at Chase Mill struck this
in consequence Of the discharge of
John Marland, Treasurer of the Spinners
I NJ
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eastern Troubles.

LONDON. March 81. Consta1tinople
dispatch says anarchy prevails on the Ar
menian frontier. The Kurds openly defy the
Turks. A general outbreak is feared, 1t is
stated that several bodies of Persian troops
under Persian general crossed the frontier
towards Bagdad, and pillaged several vii
lapes
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Combinations.

The Senate in executive session confirmed
Levi p. Morton of New York, Minister to
France, vice Edward F. SoyeS resigned; Z.
Dana Horton OF Ohio, secretary of the In
ternational Monetary Conference at Paris :;
Barron B. Cott. United States District Judge
for Rhode Island; Albert A. Burleigh, Col
hector OF Customs for Aroostook county, Ne
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4RooSTooK. ss,-Cosrt Of Coaafs Commission
ers, JaaWarg Terra, 1881.
On the foregoing petition. ORpKRSp Tha, notice
be given tina, the Commissioners will meet at Jonas
Chaord's in Eerd Plantation no. l, Il, ~ Fri.
dsy the first dsv of July. 1881, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
and bear all parties interested In said
the route mentioned In said petition +, and take
sach further action in the premises they judge prep
of the petition and this order upon the clerk of
said Reed Plantation. and upon Isaac NJ. Rragg. L
Lane, =. u. Webster. i. Webster, a. II. Manson.
Loomis Taylor, VI J. Baldwin. tor T. W. Baldwin
estate, Greenwood Rollins. FIRE. Pierce, Jonas
Clifford. Seth Clifford. Frank rrouty, Vim. A. Con-,
don, :. Ii. Condor. c. Springer, 5. sherwood Phea~
rlS FIN, The = : n. A n \: Company.
owners, il any, being unknown. aud the Commission
being unable TO ascertain by reasonable diligence
e poe I pcss .a as IS sSnss N
aud by. publishing the same three success
i've weeks in the Aroostook Times, newspaper
published at iioalton, In said county
Of Aroosiock, and six successive weeks in
the kennsbec journal, the state paper. the last
publication aud said service and posting TO be At
least thirty days before said meeting, that all parties
interested ma, attend and be heard IL they see fit
Attest - u. L. STABLES, Clerk.
trnc copy Of petition and order.
d~s Attest - h. L.. STAPLES. Clerk.
Ts me Hon County Commissioners in and for N,
County 81 iTaosfool
rINiE undersigned. inhabitants of said county,
l represent that public convenience and necessity
requirr that the location of n county road, begin.
ming at the Rails Mill road, $50 callcd In Mapletcn
Plantation, ON land of A. II. Thompson; thence
running in nearly n southwcsterly diacction TO the
north line of Lot No. ii2 in Castle nm Plantations;
thence westerly, on near lot lines 10 the
HAY stack Mountain; thence southwesterly, to the
south line of said Castle Hin Plantation, thence
westerly ON the north side OF said line about one
hundred and hfy rods thence souhwcstcrly five
and one half rods thence westerly south side 81
line hctw' zen Castle hin and Township No. II,
Range I, about one hundred and hity rods. thence
sonthwestery the of said Township No.
IL. Range 4, TO near the southeast of lot
block No. l.. in the town OF Ashland. thence hy
the direct and feasible route 10 Ashland vii.
lage. We therefore respectfully request you to
anime said route and locate said road earliest
convenience JABE/ pORMAN.
aud 81 Others.
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AuCuSTA SAVINGS BANK
ORGANIZED in 1913.

. LnoS ;hhey. WIN. s. Badger. Sam1 Titcpmb.
n.nos;ts received as heretofore in accordance wi'h
aw. ,..,: ,,~o,p, IN the first
,,.nsJsys of February and August.
"rrei.: .re exempt bv law from all taxes, ana ae-
counts Al Yrivilaees afforded TO Executors. Ad-
i,;e,rators. Guardians, Trustees, married women'
and minors. ,r~r ID cufrry rre.surer
-, ,ss, wlv
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MARINE NEWS.
Schooner Ashore.

PORTSMOUTH,. \. H.. March II. Schooner
Minnetta of Boston. went ashore on
Hicks Rocks, off kittery, early Monday
morning. at high water, where she now lies.
A vessel from the navy yard has gone to her
assistance. She was ioated this afternoon
and .alau IN kitfery
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The art and loan exhibition will open this
TUESDAY evening at the Congregations!
Chapel at o'clock, and will be open every
dav from A. NJ. to 9 u. NJ, and on Saturday
until Il NJ Admission 10 cents. Persons
who loan articles are requested 10 leave
them at the chapel this m orning.
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Gladstone's Land Bill.

In the Commons Gladstone said he would
make his financial statement on the 9TH. He
would introduce land bill on the 9Th and
adjourn for the Easter holidays on the Sth,
to re-assemble on the goth, and the same day
to have the second reading of the land bill.
Meeting Of British Leaders and the
Beers.
4 dispatch to the Standard dated Mt
Prospect, Monday noon, saws that meeting
between the leaders of the British and the
Beers is now proceeding. 1t is understood
that the Beers practically mean submission
to British demands.
A dispatch from Newcastle, dated Monday
says il is rumored that the Beers have agreed
20 all the British conditions except one re
quiring them to dsarm. The armistce was
to expire to-day. British troops were held in
readiness for an immediate advance. Much
sickness exists in the Boer camp.
A telegram says it is reported that the
armstice has been prolonged fortnight
A Change Of French officials in Egypt.
LONDON, March q. Specials from Alex
andria announce the return of Baron De
Ring. French consul-general, and the recall
of De Belieres. French controller-general OF
Egyptian finances. This is considered a
serious blow to the usefulness of control over
Egyptian affairs, and proof of the renewal of
the old jealously between France and
England, DE Belieres having worked Loyalty
with the English ministers, where De Ring
pursued different policy.
Invitation Accepted.
PARIS, March 81. President Grevy has
accepted the invitation of the United States
government to send representatives to the
Yorktown centenniary celebration.
Foreign Notes.
Premier Coumondouros declares that hat
ever NAV be the state of preparation, Greece
must and will move promptly if the PROPOSE
ton of the Porte is insufficient unless re-
strained by the military pressure of the
powers.
Gen. Fedoroff. project Of st. Petersburg,
has been relieved of the functions of that
Office, and Gen. Count Coranof appointed to
succeed him.
4 despatch from Berlin says it is expected
! that all the Russian plenipotentiaries &c
/ foreign courts will meet at st. Petersburg
this week to consider the foreign policy o.
the empire. The Gar will preside.
A dispatch from Durham, Monday. an
nounces that every preparation for war i
making at the front.
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Supreme judicial COurt.-Judge Danforth
Presiding.

225.-Sanford vs.. Bailey. THIS case was
given to the jury at , o'clock. They brought
in verdict for the plff.
All other cases assigned for the jury were
settled or otherwise disposed of. The jury
were discharged having been in attendance
twenty-one days and rendering seven verdicts,
three for pltis. and four for defts. a number
of cases were taken from the jury after the
testimony was out and reported to the law
court
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=. o. VIcKERY, Mayor.
AUGUsTA. March 81 1891

Gentlemen Of the Board of 1kdermen:
By virtue of authority vested in me by the
city ordinance, | hereby appoint George
Doughty superintendent of burials for the
ensuing municipal year, and respectfully ask
your approval of the same.
p. O. NICKERY, Mayor.
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u,,a-ed, of testimonials from Residents %
h umn State of Maine show that TwIIoHE e !.
our own S'.' c. NEuRALeIc ASopfNk Is
CnanrL -e for ali diseases of neuralsie ma,
rare cure rhiI I etc; and also for sore
throa.s' s~ra;ns. It is invaluable, and ne. YER
cuts ana 81 nl1 that is claimed for it. 1t is the
as s sD 40 eheapss, nment KNOW c and
s DeIi I by all medicine dealers ,. and country
stores in large oo'''e' ." Jan soteow&wl
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IDifD.

:. sidney, March 18Th,
..ed II wears and mont1s. s,h Joseph r. Burbank
~ nersiysls, agsd - yesfs'
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Death of Three Maine Seamen.

New York, March u. Schooner David
Owen of Bath, from Marien. reports that
Muren Upper. seaman of Machias, was
killed March 9TH by falling from the topmast
to the deck VIM. F.. Bird and Frank kirkka
both died at sea of fever.
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Colby Notes.

At a meeting of the Senior class last week.
F. X. ROwell was chosen member of the
executive committee to fill the place made
vacant by Mr.. Ryder.-The objection to
class day is that it will necessitate the con-
tinuance of Commencement week day after
the regular exercises.
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FIRES.
At Jefferson, Me.-Loss $4,000.

GARDINER, March 2l. The house and two
barns together with with seven head fcattle.
hay. farming tools, etc. owned by Gilmore
Cooper of Jefferson. were burned. Loss
about 81. 500; no insurance. Cause I'M
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Tho members elect of the Board of Alder.
u,sn met Yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock, in
,he Aldermen's room, in compliance with the
,,ovisons of the city charter. for the purpose
- orpanizing Capt. II. F. Blanchard, CITY
Clerk for last year, called the convention to
as follows:
Ward Alden w. PhiibroOk
q 2-Danie! Whitehouse.
3-Rolon e. Irish.
4-Ruel W. Dutton.
:. Wilson b. Leighton.
G-Daniel A. COny.
Daniel b. Savage.
The oath of office was administered by
Captain Blanchard. Mr.. Blanchard then
stated that, owing to his physical condition,
II WAS impossible for Mayor Vickery to be
,resent to take and subscribe to the oath of
office necessary to qualify him to enter upon
the discharge of his official duties. He had
requested that member of the Board of
Aldermen be named to accompany the CITY
Clerk to his re,iaence, to administer the
oath and receive whatever communications
and recommendations he might wish to for
ward. Alden w. Philbrick, Esq, of ward
one was designated by Hon. ID. A. Conv.
the pro TEN president of the board
PRAYER was then offered by Rev. II. w.
Tiden.
The board took a recess, while the CITY
Clerk and Alderman Philbrook waited on
His Honor Mayor Vickery, at his residence
On Winthrop street.
rpon their return the following cummuni-
cations from Mayor Vickery were read:
AUGUSTA, Me-, March 81, 1881.
Gentlemen of the Board Of aldermen:
| am unable to b. present to aid you in
organizing the city government for the en-
suing municipal year. | intended to have
sent you my annual address, but | find nv
self unable to do so. l will, however, furnish
it in season to be published with the city re-
ports have taken my Oa.h of office, and
send you herewith list of the standing COM
mttees for the municipal year; also nv ap-
pointment for Superintendent of Burials. 1t
is my request that you go forward and elect
to-day all city officials, and complete the or
ganization of the CITY government for the
year. l will personally join you, at the ear
lest possible day, in conducting the affairs
of the city.
L, %. NNEERY MayOr
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Steam uy. House { Fancy 1yaag lAsssaras
EMILE sARsIER l. CO.

Awarded First Premium at Maine state r ar ~
ANY kinds of Dress Goods in the pieces or naue
nto garments, Ribbons, Fringes, SACKS, tei'e.s,
SINNERS. Kids, Feathers, etc., dved OF
cIeanssd. and finished equal equal, to ,sna nss
Also Gents garments dyed, cleansed' nepa Trr'
ssns cieanscd Velvet trimmings Of sleighs dyed ana
,estored to their primitive color without any
Tl,a racciyed and returned promptly by express
S CO. c;rcnar price list. Prices reduced Orders
solicited by mail, express or in any Agency neos
called and deliver red If desired
+ NJ. GROSvENOR, Milliner, Agent Hao~e'
q. G. CHANDLER, Dry Goods, Agent, Min,nroP
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NAL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, II. C., March 10, 1881.
PROPOSALS wH be receired at The
Contract office Of his Department until .
2. ". Of april 23, 1881. for carrying the
mails q the United States upon the routes,
and according 10 the schedule Of arrirai
and departure specified By the Department,
in the State Of Maine from, July 1, 1881,
10 June 30. 1885. Lists Of routes. Nth
schedules Of arrivals and departures, in
strnctors 10 bidders, with forms for con-
tracts and 5onds and all other necessary
Information, wiH be furnished upon APP
plicGtioa 10 the Second assistant Post
master General
THOMAS l.. JANIS,
Posfm4ster General.
rita v6wuarle 80
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
n,r.nisation of the New City Gov.
eminent.

denomination from Mayor vickerv.-
Election of City Officers. Etc.
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,r..,rmented Canadian barley ma, mal' p aa'
un1 nans are the ingredients of Malt Dit
tiers.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Death Of ex.COngreSsman Eastman of
New Hampshire.

MANCHESTER. March II. Hon. Charles A.
Eastman of Manchester. n H.. died sudden
ly to-day from neuralgia of the heart He
has been Speaker of the House, and served
two OF thrcc terms in COngress.
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summary of Assets.
United States Bonds (par value
si.eGo.cool. si,ss7 $50 "a
Bends and Mortgage being first lien on
Improved Real Estate in The cite. of
New York and brooklyn. 1s2 80 %
Loans on Call. amply secured, 1890 90
Cash in Banks aud Office. y3J.IJg o.
Railroad First Mortgage Bond, 2ie.075 %
State aud City Bonds, ia es7 80
Bank and Trust Companys Stocks. 1870 80
Real Estate. 1000 %
Balance in hands Of Agents, In course Of
transmission. and uncoecied Office
Premiums, ~ ,esg 80
Accrued Interest 2,s34 ~
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DIRECTOR
ROBERT Il. MINTURN. ESQ, Chairman.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, ESQ,
CHARLES H. MARSHALL. ESQ,
ANsoN PHELPS STOKES, ESQ.
j. f. Pulsford Resident Manager.
Henry w Eaton, Deputy Manager.
Geo. w. Hoyt, Assistant Deputy Manager.
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In the Commons Gladstone said he woult
make his financial statement on the 9TH. H.
would introduce land bill on the eth anC
adjourn for the Easter holidays on the Sth
to re- assemble on the Goth, and the same da,
to have the second reading of the land bill.
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STATE AGENCY

For the New England Grape and Lace Rehnishing Co.
Old Grape Laces. Hermann and Grenadines, ho"esei
New Grape greatly improved. ,.,.
N n. White Laces handsomely cieansed at lowest
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New York Ntock Market.
California Mining Srocks.

SAN Francisco, March II.
The following the closing official prices OF min
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lyIuAUN aiLW.

NOMsoLlnAfeO saeaBlAL HE:
iNo o0nPAHYcLeessaoa o. p.tnetYsl
H Rss.s 3 's as1sss:.. "a aah si ~ s::. S;' ossas.
Noaos-1hess .. dsussusas upoa TIE nj.
lowing eesc1oed seock. "a scsesSt ef apsss
nsnt QNo. 10 Levied % ths stghtssnsh Ciethl
~ 9. Apsl, 49, H. ssssai smsens -
opRcsiss tns nsns. Of he respective sAars.
Nance No. osr.if. Chs. Ant
go ~: -. .:;::.....;s,r,,.....s.-. 50
Aiiiasan. Lyon j o.. rus
Al@s.ious ;;lss's.' 80 D.
, nss -
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rhsrs bsiss no oshse bsdnsss. Trus-
Ne Dsuohy In . few appropriate remszks
moved thsa Q vote Of thsnks b tsndsrsd
to President Fox and Prssidsnt (pro
tent Mercer Tor the able manner In
which they have presided on Ill COCA
sions.
Trustee Mercer replied By saying that
the unity Of feeling vhish hes sxistsd d
al times among the members Of the
Board made the duties Of presiding
ofaosr light and pleasant. he thanked
the members for this mark Of courtesy
shovn to Presidsnt Fox and himsslf.
and hoped the good feeling nov existing
would continue 10 bind them together -
insepsrsbls friends.
The Board then adjourned sias de.
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And In accordance with law and N ords Of
the Board OF Dirscton. made o the nine.
sssnth lsth) day Of April. 1881. % many sharss
Of each parcel Of such stock y may %
necessary win b sold q puotc auction. at ths
onios Of the Company. No. SIS Pine STREET..
Room Q. San Francisco, Cs'iiornis, on Tuxs.
DAY, the twenty eighth day Of JUNE, 1851, q
tho hour Of . o'cloek ? 4. Of said d., 70 pay
said delinquent Assessments thereon. together
with oosts Of advertising and expenses Of the
r. n. Van BRuNT, sserstsry.
s oSs:as S.i 10 IN 's'''s' Room : 10
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NEsrUCK MINING COMPANY
n Location q principal place Of basinsss.

Location Of works, Cold Hili. Nevsds.
Notice.- Thsfs ars dslinQusut upon the oi
lowing dsschbsd stock on sceouns % aeesss.
meat mo. ~ levied on ths third day % N.Y.
1881. the ssvtral amounts cot opposite The
names q the respective ~sharsholdsfs. - fol-
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1x1oxr or rows cLxax.
10 The Honorable Board Of Trustees Of
ths Town Of Gold Hill-osntlsmen The
following 10 my report for the quarter
ending April 20. 1881:
Amount Of warrants issued. ..... Ss50S 70