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, 1881-06-05

Of the bidding will he found in the city
news OF to-tay's TRIBUNE. Tie price
obtained WIS considered by those pres
e,lt III !, full one, and Mr. Buffers
tie manager ami auetioneer Of the Real Es-
tate Exchange, received many compliments
for the admirable manner ., In; which hc
worked up the final outcome The llm-
proyclncnts were not designed for business
block. and their value was very much dcpre-
ciated from their original cost. The cells,
iron gratings, and tagging in. the basement
were reserved for the use Of the city. There
were estimates of s., 500 as the value OF the
building rs it stood. II such are correct the
land itself sold for $500 a front foot on west
Madison street. The result OF this; sac
Shows that, III the present good condition or
tie real-estate market the New York and
PHILADELPHIA plan Of public sales OF even
fjrst:class property will prove Just as wen
adapted to Chicago. The next event looked
for isthe sale of the Refor School GROUNDS,
whicli will create much wider interest than
this Single piece belonging to the Clty or
Chicago. ,.,.+
The Rcal Estttc Circular. says that list
Tuesday completed the 1lttli month oI 1ne
present year, and the recorded sales snow
another large gain over the same period OF
1850. Sales for the five months OF both years
,,o,,.na ra oS fnfnSyC.
, 1881-06-05
$25,05O.
<,se or the West Madison Street Iolaee
Stu(lo:I.

<a,c Of the West lIndi~on Street IolAee
Stallion.
Yesterday the red cloth banner oi tae aue-
@7o,,car hung on the outer will ol the "est -'.A
5son Street Police Stauon. corner OF oi4io'1
street and between the hours OF III" .s@ "~9
e,,,1 ,,y outcrY to the highest bidder. eu1nc ~
,..,,s,us were gathered in front OF tne oa7.44e'
among them representatives III 'ne |a''.
20 n;+a1;sis and rca,-cstAte brokers ot tno c''s'
rht,r,1r ,rtcr. o'clock William, A. Butters, anc-
1nnecr ur the Chicago Kca-Estate EI,s,; ENenaa,ss;;
INK his stund III the front steps, ano ~ i
1he property. to9elher w,;h @,'Maa:1 Ivy 'e1'A'
1nS tT,,a r,ortpwes, corner Of Madison and Union
et11aers known As the West Madison st!se, tr
lice Slatio being inrsy.n'e Let ,nnr or is,
1s descrs,d AZ Suu-l~ots and y Of Lets % ~ "
s in nlocls u Original Town OF Chicat;s. '..',' ~
clher With te Dfsh as % ino ayor ana ssscrr
1enSanf OF Police may elect 10 reserve. '4ie The
ing the cells iron ;Iasg; a1 @ 10 Der ceut bc paid
ws, Il Is per cent additional when the an5tfac nct
Of ;Sa anev Would tS oe read. .ie soI' Aa-
1he reu1ainder on or before Ftb. !. aSsse, when
would BE- gSsn; ths Gt Py reh'
the photographer, Henry Barney quickly .go1,s
@ eeffE a1 sad sc6 saa VII Ha9n tS"%sa Reached III
the advances began to shrink and with sinste y
break Of $:,9 continued ut f:,1D each up tt
11n.rinR from SIS to So, until oltcrcsl
at-Ftich bid 1t was knocked duwt 10 T. = !, !,
Casey Among the other bidders were +. y
Gha2sf ho 2 ~. Fs1er .1e hocs VIII
y Oniy let 70 ut ;HitS: and Will,uin halen. VIII
lid up 10 s.5,UN. Whalcn. it transnired, VI
-2l,ait,lro men, doing business on Fifth iicd tic
,,.ee .,ile wps remarkably spirited .Gaec been
taN$sSyis py no means fh0urN
, 1881-06-05
MUSIC.

THE FouSDL1NGs' HOME CONCERT.
The first rehearsal of the orchestra which
is to play at the concert for the benefit of the
Foundlings' Home took place on Monday at
Central Muslc-IIal1, and was enlinently sat
isfactory. The so1oists were present and
seemed delighted that they were to have such
admirable support. Theodore Thomas was
present, and also seemed we'll pleased. The
ladies are meeting with remarkable success
in the sale of tickets, every one seeming
anxious to be present, ana an oyertlowing
house can certainly be looked for on the oe-
caslon Of the concert. The sad news Of the
death OF one Of Mr.. Zilnmorma1a's children
will prevent. his appearance Tile popular
tenor, Mr.. G. 4. Kllorr, has kindly consented
to take his place, which will undoubtedly be
a satisfaction to his many friends. Tue con-
cert takes place Tomorrow evening, aid the
full program will be as follows:
!. Eight numbers from "Stabut Mater RoseinI
Soprano, Mis- Jean Ivtldce; Alto, urs. Jessie Z.
Darts; Tenor, ur. Ch1rtcs K,lorr; Basso, DR..
C. Il. Ma rtin.
2 CantaM If Eve" ve"......-.....-M Massenct
Ere. Mtss Marie Suyveit: Itizn., .ur. James S.
-NHTi,t; Narrator. Mr. Charles Knorr
Voices from Heaven; Voices Of Nature; Voices
of Ni.ht-Chorus-
l. THE CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE.
As part Of the proceedings Of the Com
mencement Of the Chicago Musical College,
which occurred upon Thursday evening lust,
the following brief address If tile President,
DR.. Ziegfeld. which did not appear in our
, 1881-06-05


The Legislature has passed the bill for an
extension of tic Lake Shore drive. At pres
ent the Lake Shore drive terminates at Oak
street, and tile Commissioners of Lincoln
Park desire to extend it to the Water-W orks.
They had authority under existing statutes
to take private property by condemnation for
that purpose. The extension Of the drive
way, however, would embrace Pine street,
from Oak street f. the Water Works, and the
bill just passed. authorizes the Commission
ers to take that portion Of Pine street. If
they take that alole, they can extend the
boulevard tile sane width as Pine streetnow
is-sixty-six feet. II they should conclude,
however, to extend it the full width of 200
feet it would be necessary to take private
property on the east sitle Of Pine street aud
raise money to par for it by assessment.
sewer connection with the Fullerton avenue
conduit. There is authority for making SUCH
an arrangement under the law passed by the
Leglslature in 1877. 1t is sanitary measure
in which both towns are Interested Lake
View has ITO established sewerage system,
e1nptied into the lake. 1t is proposed to III
:llgu,ate. Il system of sewerage by the town
elnptying i'll part into the conduit, and IL
part into the North Branch or the lake If
would have to pump it out anyhow. The
Town Of Lake View has the authority to dis
charge its. sewage into the river, it it so
Willed, to tine annoyance Of Chicago. The
Common Council Committee has referred the
Whole matter to the Corporation Counsel.
Engineer, to confer with the officials of the
Town Of Lake View, they to prepare such
papers as might be deemed necessary for fut-
ur: consideration of tile Committee.
, 1881-06-05
1kMES'B., DOYLE.

III IL ponni <;tilty OF Counprfe1ttE
" UnI:d States Bonds. =
rhai,rx IN : 1ot'yle case were hylat v*l
,,n1ll III - Int Int yar Friday night. ap y.stcras
morning a1sen4 1.-The intcrcs, in the ,ssc vas great
..a';,.fos ing made us to the rkutt from tha'
anaas7ected quarters. Jutrc Modgett lc'
md arranged matters % that the ju'
a,..,., dismissed i'll case thy ruiled to agf
+S 4,othe evening Of the second day vs.
:; spe! Uur1nx The day. there were q
II. 70 influence the tur,: and there seemtto
4ome foundation for iiest: stories. forwo
En Called ut the Eoveruneut Building ding
: :1lday night and made a, effort 10 src st,e of
lae Jury. From the In" deliberations dis
agreement or ac4uittM was conceded. 1T
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, however, tn jury
tsi1led 1or the Marshal und left seated z'11tt,
Ino contents OF whct, cannot possibly boTo9il
10 any human being before to-1rlorrs, The
customary little bird Tas on haad. hover, ard
re whispered to the reporter that 1mes q.
mmoyle mad been found guilty of cnuuteittng.
Ine same little bird alsu sang that the s:tgree-
1nent had been caused by 4 very frNAc,l, and
1nat several hours ut lcAst hud been Totcd to
conFlncinE one man who came frs,n,hc cpll1l'
IrE. Ihe little bird is truthful and h whisper
".guilty," 1890
, 1881-06-05

The lunch spread III the rooms of le lumber
mans E1chnngc by Mr.. J. II. skec yesterday
attracted over 100 people who areonneetcd In
one way or another with tho lubcr interest.
~ course the lunch was a s,lcsss, 81 far as
eataoies went, but the nftcr-dn1f speeches I'M
A'c4lted TINT the dealers were ranlng short of
subjects to talk nbout, Dir. sun proposed Il
vote OF thanks to Dir. SkecIc wich ,sas utlani-
mous1y passed after several gentlemen had
displayed their oratoricai po5ers in laudatory
and semi-humorous remarks Mr. Skcclc re-
Elsonaeo IN brief, and moved TIT the lunches he
hereafter once instead Of twice mouth.
Atter liter 2 grave discussion O. the question, i'll
WHICH II was stated that there were Minc
more volunteers tn he head from. und Nr.
;s ;AnaefSop Ravc notice that he WAS - free
1hn hncn he,.d and would lik.to DC one oftcner,
montnly course as I'rovtdetfor previously.
7.atc. az: h1:ch9m annonnccd hat committee M Ct
solicit donations Tor tho f,undltnss' Home. The
eall was attended to o:.fterad}ournnlcnt
reported tnar ,ha Brlnft9n IL .Ksond had aopoints int
I'd special ugc11t I 4:olGra1I with the lumber
men in faciEtstttn:stho york.,
reported that the stock or In u Der on baud III the
atyyartfs on June Il vas about 951 .UU feet,
Estimating the Stock O: tniytv-six yards which
through negligence had not not sent in their 1u-
The irrcpressible rricc-list then came I'M for
consideration, hut action ON 1t was deferred.
partly III defcreuct 10 the wishes Of Aid. Dean,
rho Thought there would be time enough. in
which to adrance prices after the trude had
worked the figures. up about 50 cents per 1tk}0
Feet, which would tring them nearer the level Of
the present pubiished list. This rcvcIati tion
brought out The remark tl1at the majority OF t1e
dealers were now Selling pine boards at the puh-
llshed qnotntions and many wanted more: 4
motion to htdd q meeting next Saturday ut D.
pricc-1ist 1sas decided In the affirmative,
The mGdrlnT thcn adjourned. The merit lunch
Eli be fsetyedcp p5 -Biclford & Knox two weeks
ue oyer slo Fas contributed to the Foundltnss'
, 1881-06-05
TO CARRIE.

For The Chicago Tribune.
Carrie, with the mystic eyes,
aud huir of tinc-spun gold,
In verse will relate tU thee
Amythic tale Of old.
In palmy days Of cider time,
A AQueen, with hair like thine.
And slladuWetl eyes Of danger dcep.
Drew lovers to her shrine.
Her eyes Impalcd them with glance,
And, ere they were aware.
She Hung around their bleeding hearta
Threads Of her golden hair.
o naughty, heartlcss, tyr:.nt love,
This Queen of Grccos Isle!
She held her captiyes III the snare.
And slew them with Il smile.
Twill not have they<suuuy locks
Coilcd round my selfish henrt,
And thine eyes hooking into mine,
Fen when in dreams start.
Bound rs 4 slaye will not be
When love shall not tsNili;
So LII cOntcntetl he 10 grasp -.
One end OF friendships chuin.
CHICAGO. BLAKE DEELQW.
, 1881-06-05

This sterling musical magazine came to us
this month with q poem by Rexford, The Old
Kapcllmcistcr, Biographies Of Eminent Musi-
clans No. 4, Elementary Music Teaching by N.
Cal Stewart, Chicago Department, containing a
review Of past month and musical notes. Clcve-
land Department, letters from New York. Baltj-
more, St Louis. ana Leipzig, Musical Gossip,
Editorial Briefs, The Tcaelcr's influence, Ex-
PRESTON III Singing. and IL fine selection of new
music For sale at all news stands and at pub
fishers, $. Brainard's Sons, 1856 State street
Trice Ii cents -:.:, !: rig:
, 1881-06-05

and draw them rapidly through on tha emil
ess-cillin system. n.,,
Tic Chicago, Danyillc s. Vincellnes Rail,
road are about to build line from tileif oid
read, running ol. .Forty-nin intl street east 10
the Western Indiana track.
, 1881-06-05

Wfncliester,4 4EAypophosp1altes
will cure consumption coughs, weak lungs,
bronchitis, aud general debility. Established
tWeutY-one yeals, ;"
, 1881-06-05
Hayerly's New Theatre Going
Forward Quickly.
The Decay Of the Wrong Kind
:: r.: '.:.: !: Of Burlesque.
The Minstrels1 and the 0irouses Not a
:: Happy Family. !
The Vokeses-Harrigan and Hart
Uncle Toms Cabin. ~
Dramatic and Musical Notes All Around
the Circuit.

UFdfTlaIG dllu HIuoJGt1t HoA@1 f1A 3fA
the Circuit.
THE STAGE.
HAvERLY's NEW THEATRE Is GOING RIGHT !
ALONG
nc r. thara were no croakers and no cold
weather prophets. The little difficulty with
the Building Department was f0olisflly mag
nified in the printed reports. It was solely
dine to 4 misunderstanding. The wall OIL
one side is already Of the required thickness.
On.the other side the proposed party-wall
runs back but sixty feet, which will barely
cover the elltrancc.way to the theatre. This
wall is twelve inches thick. The proprietor
of the theatre proposes to anchor to it a new
wall of sixteen inches, and both together will
be extended above the present roof, and
form q support for the theatre roof.
The main walls Of the auditorium will
be entirely new and of the uniform
thickness of .tventy-eiglt inches. The diff
ticulty related only to the entrance-way, and
was CAUSED by tile failure Of the architect to
explain his plans fully to the Superintendent
of Buildings.
/ AS TO TIE SIZE OF TIE THEATRE,
another 1nisapprellension has arisen. 1t will
be by far the large$t theatre III Chicago, l1av-
ing seating capacity Of 1900 or 2,7O0.
McVicker's Theatre seats only 500; uooley's
and the Grand Opera about 200 and
1900 respectively. The new theatre will be
attractive and complete in all its appoint
nlcrts. The public may be sure OF that.
Nothing will be lost BY not having it OIL a
corner lot No theatre i'll Chicago is on Il
corner lot. A theatre gains nothing by being
in such Il situation. 1t docs not need or
want daylight area for matinGes: and it can
get ventilation .in abundance from the top
and the back. Corner-lots are not going beg
gng III this city just now. They are too v,.l-
uablc to builu theatres on, except BY sacr-
ficiny convenience to rentiug-capacl1y. y. lne
number Of theatres III New York and I'll the
other American cities that stand OH corner
lots cali readily be counted up OIL the I'LL
Those 0f the croakers who live VIII see ttiaG
1lAverly's new theatre Will pc Ill ;il respects
what it was promised that it should be. y
THE DECAY OF Bu1:LEsQUE.
.'"O]ivette" has occupied two of the thea
hes and crowded ont the regular attractions
1t will be cheering intelligence to the public
that burlesque has distinctly entered upon
period OF decay. One might not fancy that
sHcl was the fct from the appearance a 30 ct
the managers say that it is So, And they
ought to know. There may. possibly he u dis
tiltction to be dr;lwn between tile old-style
burlesque and the new. Of the former kind
are such Stnpd inanttes as ~ "Eyan;geline," ;
beginning with g pinafore - and ending with
s4Oiyette." The old burlesque was mainly
a. trAvcsty OF words, aud the new one Of
IDEAS. l. will be long time, VIC fancy, be-
lcsque is the one that is decayillg. It never
had the least pretensions to merit, but came
in with the British blondes and other female
, 1881-06-05
DiSrnelI.

Mr.. Edward Plckard Hail, who WAS editor OF 4
the Maidstone journal during the late Loras>
Beaconsiieis coutest for Maidstone, says.t::,
itorial room, on tho old premises Of the Jo'Tn@a
debating to me his address to the electors "
coming to its close, wsts about to write ~
signature, when he said: Leave out the apos-asi
trIphe: it looks so. forefyn:' write It In On
woru.-DisrnelL And thus it has been written
ever since. -, 49,. 81. -. .:aE&%
Keep the kidneys healthy and unobstr r1cted >.
, 1881-06-05
Request from 1Iur1e Koze-1Iaplcsonso o.
the Strafkoxcla Opera Company. !:

GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, Monday-Mess1s. toos ~
& SDns-DEAR StRS: Will you be good enough ~
Piano for my private use. Should you De nn,
able to do this, please send me another p,ams
which you can recommend although prefer
Weber piano. Thanking you in antc1pauout
yours very truly, :. . .
, 1881-06-05

SATURDAYS IltANSFEftS.
The following Instruments were filed for
record Saturday, Jinc i:
CITY PROPERTY.
Butler st, near Thir1- fourth, 2 + 70 lux
125M 1t, dated Jau:5 Nv. s. Baker TO -: .oo
Nor;h M hfxuil||i Pxil|na st. is It Of Emily
s5xl2s 1t. dated lay II tAldcn t. An .oo
ar'ws niste to carft = + q North Wood st
:txl00 It. dated June ) Peter Nelson to .sn
n'5cSwcii GeStgs pFf"s| r or of twentieth, +,
iJOxIU7 it with .sS1O7 It ndjotning on
Purple ST dated March q (estatc ,e,t, OF
Elisha L. Hundly to Dcucor anu 1aAz7
naueei mee5s' St. :: cor L Tih1iirty-third t,
81 3-10xlsl It, dacd June Z ttforacc m
Wi:kham, Jr., to ldlnund Ellls}...:-.-- io
Iutiiauu Nv, 5Vs it sot Twenty-slxtn 81,
t, 3lxls tt> d!tcl April =: ,tAnn'o nm
Zciner TO George far|e,: r 9: y: ~ Want. 4'oo
Twenty-seeond s5;tIl 81; Td ~ H. aotcH o. %yn WV
u 1.{t3 Charles Aopkaso9 10 'aeoo isua 2,25o
strd, n +, 7.xE.,ft, improved, dated
May ii q: md !. Metzvcr to Tobin, , ON
;sl Mamer 11re,,,;scS = Go So II iilton av, dated
June trhomas Dur4s to Mary L. ,oo
sb1rtIer 1atesta1a'4 av ID; it; Of rhsty.tifl St,
+, 35ria5L it, improved. dated May u nam
frho1lus Nichoisa, to D. y. toughtou). 2,loo
West Monroe st, aM tt Z Of Aherdccn,s
f. I5xl5O It. datcdIune Is. j. anu W.
I.lll to Leonard /. Thomas)- ...-....-.- 4,5O0
Lincoln Nv, l01 It y: Of Larrnhee st, n
April 10 Josept Boh,nunn to wcnzl NM
ca1@net hon'e,.,.: nS Els IT Of Thirty rst st,of,
5axlTs1: 1t, dutcusiarch = Charter 0ak
Life Insurance company to u. L. Col o,,
west esHl; Ibirteenih tacc, III, it Of Lallin
st, t. 3Ixl4 it, improved, dutcd June
John L. Horn tuIohn Il. Troeger1...... 1890
Portland Nv, :l9i4 t s OF Twcnty-cshth
st, Q +, ::5xl.f it. tntcd June tslartha '
Pfu1fenbach to H11- and N: T. Spohr):. o'o
ste t, .Jxli. tt, Mtcd Mug 2s George
Caldwell to J. N. iuslett>. .......-....... 000
Ashland ny. u sof Won Horn st, VT,
tsxla' $40 t. dttcd May tIohn ~ J, nm
Cornell st, itO It wof Hit, /, :.5xl,s It,
aated June tNis Arneson to Hanson u~o
West c taei; Jackson stbciwsen Western and '
Oakley avs, II -, s.ss,..!31. ft,dnted June
3fF. ". Campbell to John W. nrooks).. 1,Ge5
Huron st, l51 tt " ef North Market +,
stsS ?aSs; t; d $s1n 's5sa Sss Sss3 leopold $ A.
Wabash nv, bctwsan liarmon and Ed
ridge courts, " t. 1SxtlD IT, improved.
dated April 80 tJohn T. E,nmet OF al. No. mn
Johnson s. Lund)...... .....-. ........- 7,O0t
NORTH or CITY LIMITS WITHIN A RADIUS OF
SEVEN MILES De THE CUulsr:HoUsE-
Green Buy road. l3o # II of Wellington
st, G t. Lots Ii and II, dated Atqf % ~
". and L. Furwc to Abort G Gcttcn>.S 1,5Oo
R1bctt4 St ;ea Of lpetne * oSn S35
SOUTH Of CITY LIMITS WirlIIS 4 RADIUS OF
sEyES MILES OF THE COURTHOUSE
St. Lsrrcuce NV. c corrcr OF Forty-scc-
onest; v +, Ijoxl35 Il, dated June3
CHA J. Saunders to Charles E. Gouldl$ 31!50
SUMMARY FOR rTrE WEEK
, 1881-06-05
IMPROVEMENTS SOUTHWEST.

IMPROVEMENTS SOUTHWEST.
The boulevard driveway on Western aye
nue. from Brighton to Fifty-fifth street is 10
be completed and severed this summer
by agreement Of the South Side Park Board
Tie Grand Trunk Railroad will soon COM
mence laying their track east on the line of
Forty-ninth street ta Wallace avenue. Their
car shops are to be located on this junction
line, and they will employ several hundred
men. They intend to have the line com
plcted in about sixty days.
The South Side City Railway COMPANY
have submitted a written proposition to
committee OF property-owners at anu near
Brighton, which Looks to the extension OF
their line by doubletrack from the present
terminus oil Archer avenue to Brighton Ut
beyond this sulnmu. e.-,.
/ canal is being completed from the fork
Of the South Brandl Of Chicago River west
It IS reported TIM two very large elevators
will be built OH tlleline Of the canal exten-
sion OF tile river assoon rs completed
, 1881-06-05
SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK,

THE following is the total amount of city
i,11d suburban tf,nsfcrs- w1ti1l.t u 1atlls Of
seven miles Of the Courthouse filed for
record during the week ending Saturday,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-28

All the hxings for mince meat. fresh,
and for sale cheap, ut
T. r. HUTCHINSON q Co.'s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH Rrrrm

= nevsr-fdlins
Cure for Nervous
pebility.Exhsustei
Vitality. semin,l
"eakness. spsrma.
iorrhns. iOky
hANHOOD,I-
potency. psrslysis
and all the terrible
effects Of self-Abase
youthfulfollies lat
excuses In msturpt
YaQra-euch 4. T
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-28
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
SALT LAKE cITY. UTAH.

THE ACADEMY n UNDER TIE CHARGE
Of thu Sisters Of the Holy Croas. II 10
situated In Q secluded, healthy location. An.
pie grounds are attached for exercise.
Tbs building 10 spacions and provided with
modern "a. r~oyelneuts. IL Affords ample Nc,
commodation for . large nnmbsr Of bosfdsn,
besides the day school.
The Musical and Art Departments IRE con.
Quoted on the plan OF the best Conservs!ofial
and Art Schools in Europe.
The Course OF study comprises al the
branches OF q thorough, solid and petite edurs
ton; and 10 such a. TO render the pupils intel
ligent. useful and accomplished members Of
society.
While 81. Msry's possesses all the advantages
Of q frst-class educational instisation, The
charges are moderate.
French and German being included In the
English course. form nc extrs charge.
Pupils Of sii denominations received, md %
interference with their religious beliss. No
special uniform required.
Attached 10 the Academy 10 4 separate build
ing for little boys, bosrdcrs and DAY pupils
They receive the care and teaching which neif
tender age and the ~confding trust Of theft
par ents expect.
For circulars. etc.. address Sister Superior
a. above.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-28

"0LD JuDoE cigarette tobacco, fresh
supply received every week by Davidson al
the P. O.. Cigar Stand. \
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-28

Albion Mining Company.
toLD STOCK
Freedom L Co. trustees. :. 1912 100 20 90
vsrdenal d +, trustee. 49,. 1875 100 20 90
And in accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th day Of
March, 1881, so many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock A. may be necessary will
be sold At public auction. at the sfhce Of
Parker Crittenden, Auotioneer, Room as, Mer-
chants Exchange Building, No.. 491 California
street. San Francisco. Cal, on
Monday. che 18th Day OF May, 1851,
At the hour of 2 O'Clock p NJ, OF said day,
10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
D.. B. CHISHOLM, Secretary.
Oface-Rooms Q and 7, No. s2T PINE street,
San Francisco. California. ap27td
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OF Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Pnis~saH
Aversion to Society. Dimness Of Vision va,...,
In the Head; the vital fluid passing unobss,vss
in the urine. and many other diseases ts.sissS
to insanity and death. .
DIR. MiNTIE will agree to forfeit r,,.
Hundred Dollars fora case Of this Nina ~,
the VITAL RfsTORATIVE lundsr N,
special adyice and trestment) viii moi en-, a
for anything impure or injurious foun8 IN I,
DIR. MINTIE treats all Private Diseases nv
ceasfully without mercury. Consrstafle.
Free. Thorough examination md VIA ~
Guiding analysis Of urine, IS 90. n j Vital
Restorative, % 90 0 bost,f r lerr timer
the quantity, $40 %, sent 10 aly sdd,esg upos
receipt OF price, on q. o. D., secure rom %.
servAtion. and 10 private name II desired.
A. Z. mfS;fs., IA. ID.
II He.rny ~. san rrancfsco.
DR. AsSffkss KIDNEY REMEDy.
sEft ~ - cures all Kinds Of Kidne,
and hi 8a.r Complaints, Gonorrhrs. 0lfef
Leucoff IRA. For sale by all druerlsts. II d 4
bottle 81 bottles for IS 90.
DIR. MINTIEfS DANDELION PILYk
are the best and cheapest DYBPEPsIA nd
HiLIOUs cure in The market. Eors
all druggists. mr&i,
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FIRE WARDENS.

THE CITIZENS OF TIE uNINcoRpoR-
i ated Town Of Eureka are hereby notified
that r. o. GORMAN and JAMES ASHLEY are
the duly appointed and acting Special Police
men for said Town, and are ex-oficio Fire
Wardens in the Town Of Eureka, and are to be
have legal authority 10 act a. Fire Wardens,
and persons attempting to 80 act will be pro.
ceeded sgsinst for assuming such official du-
ties. MATTHEW KYLE.
Sheriff Of Eureka County.
Eureka. April 9. 1881. apt I'm
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cAUTIoM.

'No Z: y. aANsENs You ARE HERE
. X no.ned not to pay any Of the notes
- yen n october, 1880. Said notes are Of the
smoqnt q 500 each. and four ia nunher
Rsyn sss nsy g. June 20. July 20 snd August
Y 49, sne parties now holding the nofes
p-..A THOMAS WETHERED.
@ufsxss April %. 1881. sp25 "