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, 1881-02-01
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YESTERDAY i''i; &C. !$hi! 81 i. .s 's'.ll VIE Of
ibis lily. rccuivetl Il photograph u Arr iu,hors
Esanlino,i,or. M5s. fr''ls,es i.nktn, ot iease
Eaay Aa s,uTs GpS y %ay e nK ss5 ds os
Srisht aiii intell'gcns uona,', ni,pauntly nSt
ol her ~ Il " onnn III industrinAs and tesnpornso
haots 9f M!e. aiu ne ~ wn' w 10 e%st 1o
a. wi n9'eF % Ses @ @ p1ssnx
upon htr. though silo MIL wis!ks erect Il, t,ur
aays q middle axe ana tav briEh,nssa ef hss cyy
tho borders nf tho enunty, oWtsIln VI which sto
has ony pnsssd fey times for href ys!t. 70 e
nu utter disbelief III uarpess as ~, MrsI;
Gle OF housohola furniture, and Stu would
shs 's says thas sho 'lu.t thsy hoIl j. mas. ID:
curious fur The lunHs, and her blurred 1f dust u
I" npu sp "ry tw!cs s eac, nc % ..ay W washed Wth cid
Tins. Mrs. parkhil paii vlsIt 10 hcr n4cd rola.
aud Was lid by ihc Kiui. .heurted uid. l.uy, Who
band. 4 day Or two Inter, u. tho two ia,iss @sro
suattd logether IN thu kiteh1.l. large ruttlo;
s h4 t1ss Ix {s9t II sGF
asst Sc "ss ssei ssE ta 's'as se
teeil sa,tlcs were. taken frusn this snake, nnd
MIRA. Fatkhll keeps llu!n III souvenir OF talla
during deed. About three n,uhlhS hgU h[rs,
SOPHIA q, i.akli,, u daughter with whuM tho
subject ur this skotch wIs then Fcss,nx, died. ut
this AYc Of Il years. lh.s news VIVA brought 10
Mrs. r. l., Turner, af Newhutg, sister u tho
decrascl. whu supposed that u was tho older
fuacrul ioi3 reporter ihAt Yrs. Prudence I.akin
hud pus.cd away. hhc alsu sAye 4itu l'rler DE-
sctlption of thu nl,l lady llfe and wa}s, and he
result wus MI obituary. Aottco of hnr death
which Nrs. Luki, fuw days latur enjoyed road
Ing.
, 1881-02-01
pROyiSrONs,

l'Io} lSIONSs
1t0E rt.ODrcrH-Worc uctlve md strong. Pork
and n.nntn weTu really bnDynnt under bslak specu
tNlyo demand. whiIa tard muyod up In sympathy, hut
changes from Hn0 month 10 nnothnr. Thero wna
iitto change III tho tDno Ut atrlcca from Eurone.
lnnl. however. halnR Quuted Id lower In i!vorM,os.
TslO Oci hog marriott ws tlhly luolol ttaady at 9a-
ur4Hy's pr!ecH. 4t 1t said that tho 9Hnlity Ut
tho ogB rturcr than oror, aId ehls statement
oportttork sought ta ACCOUNT for the uflnanHl
strength In urutluct. II psabtb!y startcd lawoveF,
frrni Ill urher Eacelrcd by l1cal t,ackar ~ buE
imE nf Tho nrer tuheA ndvanee. sncinR which m:
nthpr 1!rMl Wrat " heavily on tlo hurtnK slv. md
lhns brought nit nthos. Tho deh.nnd srpud nD TIM
','sis ~"tS Saies rl'sro Wars nprientty. "uvsrsl
ux2D1t uniurs hand, hut thu Fi.t la Vreas clIFGd
a.i:ns F"HK Advanced AXti:lfu par brl from tho
Msfs r9p,r!..t Y y nr!s srat II aaIH! s0 @ gEil
rs,ry ii Il IIs ID br* r,,iisr Xnsel, IL tLal
tslLt; att hrs sN''r Aprtt nt and -
. sia!s sss s s 3s!n % Sss Tic s. sa s.
{i4s5;*i1s;h ssiIYs Avr - On .ss si1afiiao eaIl
tAH'.@Xsanee.i issl:ss psr lo -. from. tho Int
;:; ; :s|js$ s;sS
it sas ss: Aay ;s': Ae' ssS ". ss Sss
ast . sIss ssSss r u csf f st
!SisS; {; tstsF @ Ayflt IN tho afternoon cal March
MsATs S *GdTansod l7,4aaaa pos 100 ,bs above .ho
9hGi ns nrean khtntdura Nov iSsk o!l ii tcs sSI-
= .s 4 ssd :s'fs ss'ts, ssS'sa Suf M ; <
"a private terms: yritss q caa'as cais II nFats
OthUtW kkA S.kGGiHgl.
, 1881-02-01

rl.OuR-W&1 vsrY quilt, hut quoted HEu1. One
ha4avA lot WAS taken f0r oxuIEt aud 4Mk nearly
all tat wns done. local buycrt baIaR scarce Bales
Woni lImltVl to ~ bEa wllts1u, Is hrs double spring
extras and u baxA ia, VII on private terMa, Total.
eaupi 10 ls1 trls. Exlurt Hour woso qu0&ea NJ 2t
<bA*5 for good IL caoIua. md re Ao at s1.akakfA
, Ur1tkn MlLLsEuYEs-Wure In 1nuoafntN demand
nna nsnor. sa1es II bEun pt slt,dnol1:>,
curx mi.ldngl und shorts At $il.uxsIalN IND cars
seeA at SlLW4i7yN.
HpRlsu WHEAr-Was moderately actiyo and
BusleE. Tho .narksa leGlln0d 3sc but closed only o
b0lUw tho 1ntcsk rstcca " Saturday. Dur racoipts
wcru much laFses, with light shipments. and the
nritssh mark1lx wore reported duil at do
ulIne VI :NGl psr qr. ihs Hews caused weak
feel ~ here. and tno aAtor reaction ssemod "
bo mostly due 10 syulputby With provisions.
, 1881-02-01

hf1EEt-l!ecelvcdG during sunaMT Ana .""t H.;
sss \; III ssSr y: q tis ;''
NEW YORK. .,,i
Srw roHH, Jan. Bl.-nEEvEs -1seecpts.a ~ n" VI
III faiiy at .rs aa.sn:e t!n .1i p.1At
EN- S;ss ;.'s; q;
s ssSs ssae s{ss eH;sa 81 ys * ess ssst
9stsl ~ ss pst ri Il
FFss syses "s sss Tss Il ,:ssSt ss fsr III
'sssR s':a ;!9 tss s Ct e.
% aad h!si,sr. il " Vek saics I1o ii tsaa00 PEI '"'''
EAST 1tHIltTY. u..4I,a
,EAsr ltnemry IT,: Jun: smTA5IiiI; Il A, Y I;.:1 ~.
i%ss k'7s 81 sGs W. hss ssFE III. s
S:s! sSSs ", s,,s; s
" s Ss44Ia:st 4S.ts! ~ saf sst '''0'''
m SSa aas.s @ s sSs %sst 'Ss ss'ais =;
Ia iass "SsSl Ssst' ssIiiis isisss, t'''>' '"'
1T. Louis. No., Jan. .5l-t;ATTLET;ssth.geysa
so. i9m H. Tsfk' mgaan SHhSt1 'tsi IT,
s'sSr: :,.ssst :assay q a S rsssip,s ssT "s
j S..sstY22,z sss esss' esss: sss%:sst
liUVs-lM.ori }nftgn md i,altia'tntteiis y isasi wv
;Sss g, ssss'Ss., s'Ss!,f fb' 'sfi :Ssvs. ss:sS; s
EAseA8 CITY. ,...
Speetat pt.pateA to Tas Catsaeo y, 1,11T1ne ,r1Tne r.
KAMsHs G,rr Moi !en s CT
s$s r. ss1t; :sss'is s.'iSs ss:' s.
E:; ::!ti;: ,; ;s''H'''''' '''
HAIriMsnE. Md., Jan. a.-llgEr Chr CIhan.nsed tsst tssst
, 1881-02-01

hrls: wtrat. hsGol: corn, 2,7sn b.i. oats, nl,so'
IN; cnrt,-Ycnl. ss' pkss; rye p,oon hu; burloy.
N,aiD l,u: matt, ll.0 hi: pork, It'll brlss beef.
s,'Ni brls: cut meats, &dts rkgB, lard, o60l tcs;
whisky, l.S brls.
Exports for forty.clght hours-Fib,ir, s0,-
a,tN,O lMi.
Tho following wcrc tho exports frnln the four
leading cities OF tho Atlnntic seaboard for tho
INtOs rnn1clt
, 1881-02-01
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments
nr tho 1catIiuy RrtIccs Of produce III this Glty
during tho ft,rty-c!ght hbMrs ending Mt : o'clock
Monday morning, with tho corresponding tlE-
urc9 for n year ttso:
, 1881-02-01
Artirfss.

!
Tho Following grain WINS inspected Into store
III this city yesterday morning: cnrs M. = rcd
wheat, II clrs other winter wheat, enr mfxcd,
Gt cnrs NJ. spring, ~ cara No. 3tlo, Il cars
Jecici o cars 10 grade t1sG whcnt}; 81 ours No:
corn, u cara h!Eti lnixctl. III cnrs rejected tE
coln); ca cnrs white onts, II ours No. mixed.
ai cars rejected i1lh ontsl: cars No. rye, ctr
no grado; d cars No. bnrley, II cars No. Z do,
g: cars low Rrni'c 4. barley. TntA 1sl ours. or
eos 900 bl. Inspected ottt: 11.G7I bn wheat, 1,GiS
bu corll, S1D bu 0nts. TIT bu barley.
Withdrawn froEn etnro during Saturday for
city consumption: a,4ai bu wheat, aus bu corn.
$40 bll nats, vi hi bnr1ey.
Tho lellng prnluco ,rnrkots were irrcEulnr
yesterday. Provisions wero nEnln haOintnG
imlcr an act!vo speculative demand for purk
null n1cnts, wh!a trca,stn1fs wore cnsior and
tho lesser grain Einrliots dull. Thoro WIS
nothing In tho foreign n1vlces to oncollraEc
Ernisl- holders, unl tho receipts hero woro nrEer,
whiIo Inst weeks nows from California tended
to Jcrress br leading to tho helicf TINT [sriish
wheat. .buynsN will be M rct!cent ~ usIRt tthoy
cannot well hn moro sol Pork WINS tl.'nyed up
by tho rcpart tlat the 1uallty ot tho hoH receipts
hnR acltlcu down intn drcGcta pnrcrty, lndlcat-
Ing that wGnro OIL tho lNH cnl os thecr0p. Mcss
pork closed tAa higher, ut $l4het4Dl+i for Feb
ruhsy aId $l4G7!iG,l4.1l Tor March. Lard cGsud
I3i6tl0c higher, ut &8l.,s Gb0A5 f0r February and
$a5alslp55 Tor March. Short ribs closc.l ::..:'tu
higher, at s7.4s1i,7.45 fur AInrcll. Wicnt closed
1sGtte lnwcr, ut HAstu bid for February and fl.0i
ilskcl for March. Coru c!nsG4 JIG lnwar, at s7!i
for February anl ia!s644.i4e for May. Oats
closed GnBier Ut iasDtt seilcr February, N!iD
3J!le seller MAre1s, uuid 54ssdb3i?io seller May.
Rye closed lIr,nrlt S.lo for No. c,lsh nnti fiu
sebr March, llartoy olpsotl ut about sa.urtRy'A
prIccs. No. 2 cash selling ut 3l,Ul Nud *i.0i bid
for 3tA.uh. ltnHs werp Nctivn md trn,. closing
strong Mt fa.l04l141 for light and Mt sal0Qta.75
for heavy. CNttt0 Wcr0 steAdy, With sulus Mt 800
, 1881-02-01
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments woro fod for rec-
ord Monday, ian. 81:

The following Instruments worc 0'od for rec-
ord Monday, ian. 81:
hsts!s y = Il nis:'se ~ ''sosas IL
'f" Il Il "fs' r. nss x% T. r'sfssifsl 's Gsrs s%
:| il is! f;s;i;
I; ,s;$S III /; Il I'd / sS;;; S;!S d :siSe
sssi iii: Ill i il ,s,SiJ*
Mfms Msfsss i; I 81 i ::i "
p.try Il Sar:',sct Gi.. IT, 100
pss;H:t ss;ss IL: II \ 4 i ,sS /! sih sssh. i s E.s Is
Massss sw Il q x,ian;: iu;ii1ssaI
@ aar FIf i,qoxei t. t. cxrjs, 5'v '|a'f T. @ tAn
;;:s :si :s sss
ill., il ;:;: /; $sS;; ! / xsiS;s; ;'sis S
As:s 9s5Sss ~ @ Nv
Viii stxl.s 1! a;e % sias IT. II id T. a''a I. iusk:
wsss & &S'ne.saa Il iii of Fi,rS%p
4. y rs"IeK s"I pf: " lno su
VI 5' IL '4"a,s; M' 2s:sd u :si ais,a
TS;s s|sss ss$s Ss; s $;;$!i $Ss
SsP, lifsis i i viii S;iri ia;ta ''
S1s Esss{sS & II iSs Ssts asas s %ss :,
MlI.sH uF TIL Cs,t:Nr.lNIrEE
I; ssaGG !; aa s%SH' tsrt
c.aS:s! i II S'a'ss Il sH'SWS "
.,",, @ 49, ] r,,v :. ,,s..a ~. urvrw
, 1881-02-01

hhutt rihs. sclsr March cascd q y 1:oMg
snds. !}s73Io blxe,tt hnx cut hamA slrft9e sweel-
p!ckea HAM: 9ao!ed a. ssasaS tor 1seaa asaraxe
Naron quo tai nt ~ ajAa filr shoulders E2s4o TOR
shatk rlbs, ss4sssr !9t ttst cleas1 9A4go for bas
all cuMyuHtA Nnu 1Mt1GA. ....
tt:Et-Wns 4utVl vt l7I&k38n0. for meas, f4GOzAn
for uXisa HIss md &il. .AiaaklO for kAGls,
, 1881-02-01

In tic closing tlaya nf last week the impression
proynl!cst, according 10 tho New fork Times,
t,,at most nj tho seasll,,g operators have Sue
ccu.iatl In unloading thsir stocks, and thoru ap-
renrS to In II Ecncrna uncertainty Rs to the
future enurso OF tho tnnrkrt.
Tim gr,ss cMrMtigs OF tho following railroads
are reported,
1T. .au1s AND IRON NauSrA1s.
1s,, IT, ,s ys:, Il = s s ;s re RE- s s
FLINT ASH rEHH aAmaexTTr.
y:1 }s', VI. " t.. Il s..:: }is fs 5 "s |": ss 9
3.; Es' i; ssss a '..', ,;s ,;ls Iss: ss s2'
The Sun says;
From "a Sareful a11stract 81 mf tho aEs cement ny
whlrh tt!e Wustcrn uM!"n TsleMr.!l,'1 Company
p.inlcs," pru,r., IN Mr. un,il.i's nswtpapor thIs
st"oShoidnrs ns art, 10 receive Western ,unI"n
stock for thotr stock, shnra FOR ahnre; tho At.
,s a nSu r skes NJ % 5Sy "' ssSfS' Mo ,a m
t,,cs,,nt wcsturn Union ssosklt,!.lurs viii huya
divided among 1hom tho fo'!"wi'1s at''oants In
In p'aee Of 900 ehnres Of A.!antIeS s
s.sos Nov il iis '
TGfAt ,..,,.,....,...t.......--,.
t,i,MIkNO is A6uut 4s4 percent. 1t thus appears.
Us W. eA ytsterllAy, thAt, " the agrreneilt IL 20
bn uarrlc! out. onG ahnruDt Wcsturn un!nn IL
alil we CHI explain their not scnE ~ tho gnAr.
ktt ut prices corresponding tn this rat'o only on
10 lolll nhs,ut tho Dargh.n. Dr thcro niuy bo n
lingering fear that the consolidation Will ln tlo.
tetlod, ulll tho wartnra between tlo rival col1.
pntttes removed.
Tho following shows tho fluctuations Of tho
actIye stocks;
, 1881-02-01

There weru arpafnntiy mot many orders herc frnn.
outside. and large rnrt ut the lrndlnR was ToroV
changes over from enn month to nfht'cr. linlHora
oareA wheat rather freely. but hasc wns mt n'nrh
short sailing, No far cunld TO discovered. Cnss
whrut rnetsnIy dult cloatnR Atts)fc for No. 10
cur lots Hpot sn1cN were repnEted Of Etab bH No.
At pyy&aE9{e, G4D bu No. nt s;.fc, aoj bu 10 tCcn-
srni> tct +d 6u rejected in Csntrn1 nt foc fatter
housea nun.inaiiy A7So,t 7,9D bn bJ taninlu NJ GR
nc. fatAI. 6sD hu. Also i,an bn No. Minnesota a.
tt1lA. hrn0 l1to Above tho Gt1co Of slrni1ht No. y
aror Masch ol'cneu ut Il 0ka OH. felt otf 10 tfab
s1. md im,rovcd Ia sn}]f Glt A. tho c0sr. s6llcr
February wxs qalst At {c2tl clnstnR nj tho out.
@ @hf g. %s'sf sf:as.% .sas s.
ia ssE @ sss sS ia s$: ss III; N
ssns5s, s%o s"s ss.x n e
!s ses sss r. s;"s III @ ~"
S ss;s ;;. III S$ III; .s sSSs III :c.ess Ss
sa.nSsSx ass, psi a ho ss: asc
e!ss sss,sct @ V ssys sssa seeas a pT%sldSS ~
aseI ;alss ss W ls; EEL;
aIS ; g T. 'sS Ss$ s'
@ :: H. 1s se' II!
s:s % a.s i s sSss;; II: Il:
o n ss u rs rs M ,,s'5 It. IT. tSs 1 sfs
@ Tste y ~ H'.a' y" '"e a'
stsS aas: a L rs M ssis sa ssF I
u sisss sti scjested " 3,s:jss, ihs5s Il .!ili
s i Il 'ss
$ @ a. " aS;si s Ma5
s's @ s s S$'f ss + !s: !;
@ VIII g. sn IN 81 ssa sssfs
Wn!s 1Mi ifcs 81 IN i Sssra. T9tsl kss% 81. $500.
" SsSs apa TT u ~ ,aY 0GHs 4s,
M s s @ 4 ds Rsf; % sss4 rs5s
FIJI; i na .fs @ " Y ,es sss g.; 'e
s Z I'M sss s ~ ."s sy
s9S;s S.ie sGaTt Msrch eSns hea , n 4 sia =.
Ss @ e. ss :ss ::
Two o'ci.ocE HOARD.
$efss s. $s:es + a
sis4 sa; sss
ssiisg aSs: sssa sssas sss1S % i e
ssy s; s st s {: ss *ass
5 Sf isS;%i; iS ssss 3 Ss IT, !S;s sss saE I'D f
9sy sa:s :s'1cr re!s feD:ass: ss: @ .c!ESr as
ssa, 1 y g 81 ses ssea asy rc s Z, e Ses as
lHtsP Ss @ da;a ssf f1s ffs'ssdd1a WI s
ss %I$ @ a ,sS
sssch S snd ss,Ier sisy sSeaiasss s|Sse s'ssSay:
IT." s!Ss s!;!ss@ jug s. !stss y: =; E$p;sSy
WEE aTs $.s .ssf assca. ~ md .Ss2a'ss ieier pfil
, 1881-02-01

M nthar wh.skcr Dye equals Il!lrs 60 eonts.
, 1881-02-01

Money fairly acttyu ~ 5da, closed mt 6. Primo
mercantile plper, ~ iQ.its.
s,erl.uK exunuExc, sixty days, strong at 409h;
tlntntutl. 1tktt.
, 1881-02-01

Tho infatuauon Of tue people ts not strange,
When Dr. nulls Cough Syrup II the subject.
, 1881-02-01


The market for wnnl continues quiet. manufacture
ers nro hO1d!na on hnl trying 70 6eME down prices,
hut ED fur tsl1nnt mitch st!GcesE. There has bcon
sot1a eonsetsi,n ", un. ronnsyirA9!n, mud S,e.l.
ra very inarrus hbont selling noss f,ll' previous
rAtes ara ronta anl but sHltfl lArcehta3b at tho
woui OH tha market could bb bought ut any cpscaa.
s, l. appenr., 70 " '4 alicx ~ t9p Rart ot nun;
II Nrtnktn9 A!Nn Prices ot tinn acones f.r few
purchasing to any extent. md tp tltno Tor NGtr0
dUulallu cniDt o .enycd tnlch longer. thoro is
trInttivG nvldeneo ttt many Of our manufacturers
mrn Carrying compAt RttvDly Hmnll htocks.
Mr.. Jamca Lynch. wooi broker, Now York,
gives tho following tnb!cs showing tho stock Of
wool In tho principal American n.arkets on Jan.
!, 1885, ms fH,nlpar9d with TINT Of tho 1st Of tho
present month: .u d.
phnt&fte. FOREIGN.
NHW luFk. 143tin
!.nuhN0IGhN+ Ids. MAMMn lstAANV
1Mkt0Rs ..sss.+th**V4 'A'f7huu
iaSf. -.
MDW iGFH !us tHEnM fHH;IeU
!.ltllNGGlpnla, EssH
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On molten Of Trustee Dauehy u was
ordered that all moneys. books and pa.
pers belonging to the town OF Gold Hill
be handed over TO the County Commits.
sionsrs % o % the Treasurer can az
his books and oil 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 tho County Commissioners.
Trustee Mercer and Clerk Hyde were
instructed to transfer al the town prop
erty Gas per inventory to the County
Commissioners.
There being no other business, Trus-
tee Dsuohy In . few appropriate remarks
moved that q vote Of thanks be rendered
to President Fox and President (pro
tsm) Mercer for the able manner In
which they have presided on all ocea-
sions.
Trustee Mercer replied BY saying that
the unity OF feeling which has existed at
all times among the members Of the
Board made tho duties OF presiding
officer light and pleasant. he thanked
the members for this mark Of courtesy
shovn 10 President Fox and himself.
and hoped the good feeling now existing
would continue 10 bind thstn together a.
insspsrahls friends.
The Board tAsn adjourned ~ u.
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CHIEF rsorsxxR.s REPORT.

CHEZ r~SorSzxR's REPORT.
Com HILL, May /, 1881.
To the President and Members Of the
Board Of Town Observation-Disclosures : I
have the honor 70 report the following
resume Of the Fire Department for tho
past year: Number Of hre alarms. 20;
number Of fires ~; estimated value Of
property destroyed. s25. 1000; insured for
$4,000. In tho majority Of cases the
cause Of fro could not DO sscertained.
The number Of enrolled members Of
the Department Ia as follows: Liberty En-
CINE Company No. I, rs; Yellow Jacket
Engine Company No. q, 80; Lincoln Hose
Company No. s, II. There are also two
active hose companies not enrolled, who
have rendered very great service.
Number Of h~ydrsnts. 81; number Of feet
OF rubber hose. 1900; number Of feet Of
leather hose. $50; number Of hose car
riages. 3; number Of parade hat fronts. s;
number Of parade belts. 2; number Of pa
rsde trumpet. 8; number Of service trum.
pets. 8.
have the pleasure Of stating that the
entire department and apparatus are In an
efficient and serviceable state.
Respectfully submitted.
NICK SEXTON.
Chief Engineer g. II. +. D.
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county N IL Union.
LOUIS BAooKR 4 90.
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pENroN CONSOLIDATED CON:

I'D PANY.- Location OF prtncipa pace o.
business, ran Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hin Mining District.
Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that u . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the fourteenth
day Of October. 1881, An assessment NO. o. Of
TWENTY. I'VE Gents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable immediately, In United States gold
coin. 10 the Secretary, Of the Once Of the
comnany, No So7 Montgomery street. Rooms
8 and 9, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment snAl
rcmain unpaid on the EiRhteenth usth) day
Of November. 1881, will DO delinquent,
and advertised for sale st public auction.
and unless payment II msdc before, win Dc
sold on rnUR ,DAY, tho EI0HtH tsthl day
Of DtCEMDEh, 1881. to pay tho delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF sdver.
tisins and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
wM. Il. WATSON, Secretary.
Ontce-No. goa Montgomery street. Rooms D
and o. San Francisco. California. oclo "a
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DELINQUIM sALIs.
HlHINo CouPAHY.

DULLI0H HlIINo COMPANY.
B Locston q principal piaes q business,
San Rrsncisoo. oshfeelta:
NoaoS.IThsrs arc ~dslinqusns upon ths fol.
iovfna.dsscribed stock. on account Of aasess
mont mo. an levied on The twenty.hrst (ats)
dsy Of september, 1881. the several amounts III
opposits In names Of the respective share
AI Nance. No. csrtif. shs. Amt,
seos..~- .".. 10. $50 =
A loss .... .uv. 1910 :.
tees....:-...........issss 1881. .Sc.. %o e
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nrpoRr or TOWN ArroRSrY.

REPORT OF TOWN ATTORNEY.
To the Honorable. thu Board Of Trustees
Of the Town Of Gold Hill-Gep<lemen: I
herewith submit my inal report Of all
moneys collected by me - Town Attorney
for the year ending the first Monday In
May. A. d. 1881. ~ follows:
Delinquent taxes - charged 10
me. per assessment roll. 1885 81
Ten per cent. delinquency ...... l3s IS
Total. .si.4ss 90
Not sued by order Of tho Board.
and Withdrawn from sale. go. 1913 Is
Paid TO Treasurer a. Per receipts
on hle with Town Clerk.......$1.27o rs
Total W
Respectfully,
]. p. F~LANxrSonAM,
Town Attorney.
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NOTICE.

A IL BILLS AGAINST rHR TOWN OF
a Gold Hili INST b pressn.sa osi0's NUN
W. q. HYDE.
CLERK OF the Board Of Tfustses:
Gold Hill, April %, 1881. Sd
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DILIseUIxf SALES.
tALED0HIA sILvER HIMIn0

OALEDoNIA sILvER HuMIH0
" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of principal plsoe
Of bastnsss. ean yfanoisoo, California.
.~scsdou o. workss eeoreV county. Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the FOL.
msnt No. n, levied on he tvsnsy sishthisssSj
day OF september. 1881, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective share
holders. - follows:
Names. No Certif. 6h1. Amt.
Atkinson Thos T b 70. Trut