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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
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Boards AND SHINGLES CHEAPER
TRAN FEED.-IJ viii rsqaire a great
amount Of hay and grain TO make up for
the loss Of heat OF COW that is obliged
TO remain in An exposed place all night
when The th-rmom -teT Is at or below
zero. To keep up the heat in man aud
an mails requires fuel. jUst th.a same as
IL does To keep our ruoms comfortable I;
so il the fuel IS OF poor quality and burn
ed IN poor stove the result will of
course be little more than weak ashes
that viii be Of little value as fertilizer
just the same thing viii be observed If
the COW is fed on damaged hay or rotten
straw, the result wiz be very small
quantity Of poor milk aud manure that
viii never ds much good for our land.
Feed good hay and grain in a warm
stable, and see the vast difference 4
fat, sleek cow, plenty Of milk and butter
ard fertilizers that viii make the poor
hill sides shiue.-Amerjcda Farmer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25

To PREVENT THE BALLISG or
HoHsEs. VINE the snow upon the
roads is cohesive auj packs firmly, It
collect upon The feet of horses. forming
a hard. projecting mass, in a manner
known as '-ballIug.' This often occurs
to such an extent as so impede the mo-
tion OF the horse. while ID causes The an
imGl great discomfort. and is sometimes
dangerous 20 the rider or driver. The
trouble may be prevented very easy by
the use OF gUJIa-PeTcuH. Tor this pur-
pose the gUJta. peTcha should De crude, z.
G., not mixed with ANY thing or manu-
factured in any manner, but just as i'm
ported. It's application depends upon
the property which the gum has OF soft
euiEg and becoming plastic by heat,
and harden again by cold. To apply il,
place the gutja-percha iu bot water un-
till it becomes soft, and having we'll
cleaned the foot. removing whatever
has been accumulated between the shoe
and hJ0f. take g piece of the soiteued
gum and press it against the shoe and
the hoOf, taking care TO force j. into the
crack between the two. Thus filing
the cTevices, and the space next TO the
shoe. where the SNOW most firmly ad-
+ heres, the ball OF snow has nothing 10
! hold it, and it either does not form, Oh
drops out as soon as Il IS altered.
( When the gutta-percha is applied, and
well smOothed of with wet fingers, it
may be sharpened at once, to prevent the
( horse from getting 1t out OF place oy
I stamping. by the application of snow OF
+ ice. or more slowly bv a wet sponge or
cloth When it is desired 10 remove the
gum, the application Of bot water 10y
/ means of a sponge or cloth viii SD soft
/ en- it that it may be taken oil. As the
/ softening and hardening may be repeat.
( ed indefinitely, the same material vii
( last foT years. Fox 4 horse of medium
! size, a quarter of a pound is sufficient
/ for all the feet. Having tested this ap
plication last winter, and thus lar tht
I present season, we can recommend II a!
/ thoroughly efiicacious in preventing ont
/ of the greatest anuoyauces Of snow
! AmeTicUa AqricuIt1Tist.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25

WELL BRED CHULDREE.-It is de-
ligLLfuI TO see welI-behayed children i'll
these days. when young America rides
rampant over all established laws of eti-
quette One meets too many little peO-
pie who act "a if they thought it of no
consequence how they behaved at home.
They talk loud, are bOisJerOus when
they enter a room, race up and down
stairs. and call with loud voices from
one story to another, slamming every
door after them until the noise IS like
the report Of . cannon, regardless OF the
great annoyance and discomfort they in
5l.cJ upon all in the house. ! visitor
at a house where such behavior in chill
dren is tolerated would scarcely TeCoE-
uize them if he met them away frCm
home, they can be so quiet and unobtru-
sive But that is not being refined and
polished. True poiiteuess and good
manners cannot be taken on or put off
at pleasure. They must be home made,
insLilied into the minds Of the children
from the cradle, to be the pure article.
But if it IS MOTTO be sure. even 4 spu-
rious article is better than none. At
least it will be some relief to those who
must witness the boOriShness of their
home manners. But il a child can be
taught how to conduct himself proper
" IN a friends house, surely he must
know that rude Conduct at home is Of
fensiye aud repvehensible to the last de-
gree, and in no wise to be tolerated.
Parents can train their children to be
polite at home as well as abroad, and
they are guilty of q great wrong if they
10 not accomplish it. The first and
most important element Of good breed
ing is consideration for the feelings of
. others
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
BRrAD MAKING IN WIN

BREAD MAKING II WINTER
Faith Rochester in the Americaa Agri-
cuItt,rjst for February writes the,roll0w-
ing H0usekeepers sometimes object
TO the use Of dry yeastcakes purchased
at groceries. because bread made with
them is so slow to rise, especially in
winter. ] like to use these cakes in
hot weather on that very account. The
bread sponge never sOurs on the hottest
nights. But in the winter il is advis-
able to set little sponge in the after
nooB-about four o'clock-in this way :
A scant pint of flour is mixed with d
pint and a half of warm water. To
This add ii cake of yeas previously soak
ed in a little warm water taking care
not to sc0Id the yeast), and beat wei to-
gether. BY seven O'Clock this, If kept
covered in a warm place near the stove,
will bevery light. Now set your sponge
as usual. using this smaller sponge for
your Yeast. Cover warm, in the morn
ing You viii be almost sure to find 1t
very light and entirely sweet. Now,
if you have a good deal to attend 10,
you can defer kneading the dough until
after breakfast. provided YOU stir IN
considerable -four and mix it thoroughly
with the spoon.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
The F1s5E-e czze
20 I'll FemaIe Complaints.

Ts-s rrc7---r-11. e. Gee --,c s'Er.1az e11-,ta l-
Ts-o;a5l, F-op--t-cs tz-- 1.-aa Co Gle -1l 1,-
Ica-a invalid. rHal t-tlI t1 s-erls ct tk-s g.E
psuu5 ,lI be- re-ee--z-- az=---s 1 L---clili1s 5-l
-h-n ft- ue1Ls c11-i-ci- 81 z--l-a--c c-sc- l1 f
cros. ar-,rza-azt 1-czz ce-zte sa tg.rs- 81 90 t---
try. O. ------t otfs- r--Tca r1g-it9 l- -t7z--.-
cean-ulet --- prescribed y tie t--t Il--t--lz %
the county.
Il VII cr-e entirely I--s u--st f--u a. f-----
OF the u-ar-z I---a--E---- f--c--I-r ans r---r-I
Es1lz-uatiou al C-r-la I-ouh-c- 1--z-r-1--f-a 1-I
Ulcs-rtl1u ff5olla. 90 sl1ce-ea-s azz TIE c-a-
ssgusrt spinal -i 81 rslcr-ly -tart-d G.
tAo Clarrc O. EIf- Etr-- lisscive r1d cr-rI tr--z
f-o1n td- uterus ss stage q t--e-a.---- NE
tendzzcy % o1a1er0s luas-s there l. cheezed vJIy
rueotiily by i-s ~.
Ia saet it ms proved q - t-s s-sz.
81 rnt best remedy that las s7-- been dl-covtr-
81. u porr1ee-rs C-- portion Of t1 l-t-1 I-1 T-s
Ee-g iilscnt T-or- It t-s-l-vJs -atiL-H-- do
ttroJs al craving Tor 1t-lu-srtss s-- r-Lcv1s 7--l
cE thc stomach
It cares Eloats-- TE-1Ea-h-- --Jrvo-u Fra----fiau
Ceua-1l D1birlty. sf--E-1-nea-, Ce-r--lin Had L-l
zestI-n -l-- f---fz-- being c.--1l. c--1g pain
zeht and b-cl-aclc, e. -l-avs s--r-1ler.-y c-ei p
ces- 49, ia h-r-1zy v--h tEs Ew tHat g1ve-a- -
fernals sEstl-a.
Kia-ay Czz7l1lats c. s..s-- se- tbs co1-so1nl
Is tsur7ll11llz11--
Lydia {. Prhha-'s Ncrsta5ls COMPOUND
Irprs7a--I ne -a1 -5 western Evs-u-. ---H- ----
r-i-o ef-e. S. l----- l-- c--e s--- ~ --z- b. .-
fe--z ot r--- 1--a - --l- r---1 90 T-z---.
q r-l-r, --..-, H-- l.-- s-- l.--a-- --s- I----E
fey a----r -l-- --l-ar a--l t-- ---
Fs-.t ----a-r- a--- .-- --.s --r-.
No rl--s-- .-..-.s 20 --=.r.-. z-nls o. E--EELr--
LTvEl F-L-s -l=r era- C-la--r-as-z. l.-l 1-=a-s.
e-dTo=-s5-fF o. t---L..-- q. ---.-4-r be-.
Rs- For sale hy GEO. q. l-E-Lg 6 Co.. G--a-
Agents TI---rr.--1- 5l--. and IT. ~ -- t--rl-.
. Druggist. E5cu-tur-, Pa T7--. '.--T.r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25

BoRAX WATER Will instantly remove
all soils and stains from the hands ana
heal ali scratches and chafes. To make
l., put some crude boraX into ooltte,
and Gil in water. When the boFaN IS
dissolved. add more to the water, until
AT last the water can absorb no more,
and a reslduum remains at the bottom,
To the water in which the hands are "a
be washed pour from this bottle enough
to make il very soft. It is very cleans
ing AMI very healthy. BY its use the
hands win be kept IN excellent condi'
tion-smooth, soft and white.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25

ELI y JhEAM BALM
HAVING gained an cuvlabis locsl eputation. dis
placing a other preparations lu the Vicinity Of dis
covcry, IS On l-s fle-lts lone, recognized a5 won
dcrful remedy wlcreyer EIDTD- 3 fair trial VIII
convince the most skeptsLl OF its curative powers.
II efectuaIlv cial7E=s Che nasal passages Of "a
tarrhal Virus. causing healthy rcCre-iJEs; aiaT5
tnilammatieu and irritation; projects the mem
branal Innings % tbs head from addlL.-na. colds
cf taste and smell Beneficial results are rcaltzsi
BY few applications. 4 thorough treatment as
directed Will cure Cztlrrh- AZ lOuseh0ii rame-
~ for cold in .he head 70 ;- ule4uIlef- Tho Balm
IS easy to use and 1Er1c- r.e Sold 0y druggist at
80 cents on rece' ut Jf So cents viii mail pack
age. Send for circuiaT with tiii Information.
Ely * CREAM B AIM CO. Dr czg. y. Y.
81 Fer ssic by Ebcnsburg Ich1stOWn nd Al
toona Druggists. and by wholesale Druggists gen
orally tI-l4.-IUm.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
THE MISSING RHYMES.

The poem with c)mments upon II,
given below. which were first published
i'm the Indianapolis Herald, is one of the
most remarkable in the English Ian
ouape-remaTl0able for its peculiar
rhyme and puzzle aud depth of study
and we would like to see if any Of our
readers can solve il or, in other words,
put the missing rhymes to it, according
10 the rule laid down, which is as fol-
lows
First. The rhyming word must have
a meaning in keeping with the context,
line and verse.
Second. After the missing word OF
the FIRST line is found, the missing word
of the second line must be exactly the
same, with the exception Of having only
one letter prefixed to it and the missing
word of the third line must be exactly
the same as the second, with just one
letter more sufixed to it. and all these
must be English words in unison wiki
the whole poem.
To give a clear idea of what is meant,
we viii insert the missing rhymes of the
first stdnza:
The captain trod from fore 20 AFT,
As lOrdly on his simple RAFT
As though il we're some noble CRAFT.
Now it will be observed that these
rhymes make good sense with what pre-
cedes them and that the second is
made from the first by pretixing one let
ter and the third from the second. 10y
prehxing one more letter, and all three
/ rhyme and give sense to the whole stan
"a, which otherwise would be simpl!
nonsense. The first rhyme word IS aft
the second is also aft, with only the pre-
fix OF the letter r, which makes the
word raft and the third is raft, will
only another prefix of the letter &, whicl
makes it craft. And SO it goes on dOwl
through the whole poem, which is rich
Iy worth the study of old and young
the preceptor and his pupils, as ingenl
ously showing of what wonderful com
Rinations our language is capable.
To give our readers a good fair start
we will here insert the rhymes of th
second verse
He shouted, showed and ordered, AID
The floating warehouse brought to LAND
Then changing tone, from blunt to BLANI
Here is the poem.
THE MESSING RHYMES
The captain trod from fore to,
As lordly on his simple,
As though il were some noble.
He shouted, showed and ordered
The floating warehouse brought to
Then changing tone, from blunt to.
He cried his cargo, tons Of,
Goals, linens, jewels, apples,
Who'll buy MY wares at any
And buyers came with eye and,
Bought large and little, pearl or.
From book to barrel, spool to.
He sold by inch, he sold by,
Sold plOw and screw, sold type and
Sold muslin for lady's-.
Sold pipes Of wine and casks Of,
Sold drums and iifes, she camp to
Sold game from rabbit up to.
Sold fish, from salmon down to
Lumber for pencils and for,
Dishes from silver cup to.
He sold to scribes and priaters-,
To florists, lily buds and,
Sold spaTrO VS. cages filed with.
He sold to sketchers, India,
Sold chains OF gold, and many a,
That DlacksmitLs, tcrge and teamsters-
He sod the seedsmeu hemp and
To miliiners sold silk and,
To dentists to pull or,
He sold to wear, to drink. to,
He vended cold and traflicked-.
The buyers voted him a.
The sale was out, the tide was,
The float, renewed by plank and
Again adown the stream did
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25

a RECENT WRITER says it is advisa-
ble to feed calves in winter with some
thing besides skim milk, aud suggests 8
the use OF hay tea, " made by placing a
quantity of hay in small tub, then pour
ing boiling water upon il, and allowing
the mixture 10 stand until cold enough
for the calf to drink. Mix this tea wit n
skim milk and it viii rot oaly be found
\ nutritious drink, but desirable change
in feeding.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
A NEW INvENr1oN is reported rom

A NEW INVENTION is reported from
Turin. II consists in the application OF
light-giving materials TO printing INK,
bv which pint becomes luminous IN the
dark, so that in future II viii be posSi-
bic 20 read at night, in bed or during a
journey, without the assistance OF
candle or lamp. A new daily paper IN
which this luminous material will be
used is, it is said, about to be published
at Turin.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR TOAN

VVIuS preparation De- naic .-ofr ltl ar
/ Valley OF C1Ehmere- a-a -- .--rs.-ia
Sulphur, Lead, and other -. ..-
Gus substances. II ir richly T.--.-i-a --a-a-r.
the use Of pomndes, hair eIIs- e-l- 1..- s--
III r.rsee-res surreus and t--H.l--- WIS
r-ives in a rich luetre. Il e. srr- --el
Nns or indaned scalp u rt' .--urs
f)rurvists seli q larEt bottle l-4.I1rh.
rACH & hIELEf, t1ui'4-----r- --' rrr 81 -
streetr Fhilsdslplin.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
MN nYKE-N NIPHIR ~

Sulphur iu its urrs. EUI.ir te-af-. - O..
tiers the pores 81 The skin, Dec. .n- a.=Hr'. ..
upon the skin, whether rr H- E1a.- -
osscI condition. Hl-- luralE Aul eats-.
thereby el .Ulu-tru- alI trD.-.t les II q.
and exciting the skin o. healthy aa-..". .E t-
Guces q hncness. purity and FRESHNESS -. -..
plcNiuu which Is uleg -a-'- ana r9s .e -.-..
is complete without it- i r -l- r- .
clear. pure. white ana L-at .Hr .s --..s
ri1yiuE; removes llud--f. efr.-s. -.-4
eruptluuss rolEaCeSs ana rs-.H-s ". -l-.
Iievez itching. burn uE and s-.H-. e..
relieve ltChiCA Plies when -....H- F.-. n --
any effect ASK fC- y AS DYKES '-- s--
a-fstz ArcHzrsaeh g. Miller E'rrElrl-- -s- N Z.
CallawhIU street. I.H.I-se5 -ia- l1- Eer sii-
ri II 1s-,-.s fit---shc-.- r-. f1l-5-ly-I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
II SUN FOR 1881.

I. All the worlds news. 90 presented that the
resdeg Will get the greatest amouni OF lnforms-
ton with the least Improbable expenditure Of
time and ,yssixht. TAI sun long ago discov.
ersd the golden mean bstween rsdundAnt fulL
pess and unsstisisctory brsvity.
II. Much OF that sort Of news which depends
less upon its recognized importance thsa upon
its interest 70 mankind. From morning TO
morning TEL BUN prints Q continued stoiy Of
the lives 81 real men and women. and OF their
deeds, plane, loves. hates. ana troubles. Z his
stSry 10 more Va led and more interesting than
any romance thai was ever devised.
III. oood writing In svsry column. snd fresh.
ness, originality, ACCURACY, and decorum In the
trestment OF svsry subject
Nv. Honest comment. TEI ful'a habit u 70
speak out fsaflessly about men and things.
v. kqusl candor In dssliIg with each potti.
cal ,arty. and equal read,ns 0 70 commend
wat u prsissvorthy or " rshuke what II blsm.
able In Democrss or Republican.
vi. Absolute Independence OF partisan organ.
isstion. but unwsyering loyalty 70 tfus Demo
cratic principles. TIA Bun believes that the
government which the Constituuoa gives NJ 10
Q gvod one - keep. lts notion Of duty 10 70
resist 10 its utmost power the efforts Of hsn N
the Republican party 70 cot up another form VI
sovsrnmsat 70 plase Of that which esi:t:: The
will probably decide this supremacy imI ostant
contest. TIE SuH believes that the victory will
b with the people - against tho kinGs for
monopoly. The Rinu for plumber. and the HING
for imperial power
forths Daily sux.s iour.psss sheet oftwaty
saeh. columns. The p.cs z mail. postpaid. =
Ing the sunday paper. an eightpsgs shsss Of
nhy.a Z columns. The pries II % esnts . month.
xSdr.ss l. v. ENGLAND.
publ,shsr OF TIE Sos. New Yot} Gig.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.

The Postmssters in this State have lust
received ~ order making material changes
In the classification Of matter ssnt through
the malls.
Nail.bls matter Of the frst class shall
embrace all matter wholly or partially In
writing. except - herein provided-Act
March 8. 1879. Section Q. ~ statuts. p.
$50.
The exceptions are a. follows:
]. Corrected proof-shssts and maui.
script copy accompanying the ssms.-sso-
ton II. p. $50.
.. DATE and name Of the addressed. and
Of the sender Of circulars, and the correo-
ton Of mere typographical errors therein.
section ~. p.so0.
8. Bills. receipts and orders for subsorip-
tions inolossd In second. class publications.
proviasd such bills. receipts and orders
shall b in such form - to convey no other
information than the name. location and
subscription price Of the publication or
pabiioations TO which they refer. Section
~, p. SCI.
4. The name and address Of the person
% whom seoond.clsss matter may be sent,
and index figure Of . subscription book,
and words or figures. or both, indicating
the date on which the subscription In such
matter will end. Section az. p. $50.
3. Upon matter Of the third-class. OF
upon the wrapper inclosing the same. tho
sender may wribs his own name or address,
with the word from" above and proceed
Ing the same. and in either case may mako
simple marks. intended TO designate .
word or passage Of the text 10 which 10 In
dssired to call attention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20

On molten Of Trustee Dauohy Il was
ordered that all moneys. books and Pc.
psrs belonging to the town OF Gold Hill
be handed over to the County Commis.
sionsrs - soon - the Treasurer can AZ
bis books and al warrants allowed at
this meeting are paid. Also. Il was or.
dersd that the Town Marshal, Clerk and
Attorney turu ossr al books and papers
In their posssssion belonging to the
town 70 the County Commisionsrs.
Trustee Mercer and Clerk Hyde we're
instructed to transfer al the town prop
srty (as Per invsnsory) TO the County
Cemmissionsfs.
Thsrs being no other bastness, Trus-
Tee Dsushy IN Q few sPprepriats te@sfhs
moySd thst . vote Of thanks y esndefsd
10 President Iox and &rssadsas (pfo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE BENTON ooNsOLI-
~ dated COMPANY. Ban Francisco, July
9Th, les1.- The Annual Meeting VI the etocf.
holders Of the shove named Company will Be
hold on WEDNESDAY. the twsniyssveuth
day OF July. 1891. at the hour OF one O'Clock
?. H., at the once Of the Company. for the eisc-
rear and the Transaction OF such other business
a may BE- presented. Transfer books will BE-
closed on ssfurday, the 2d Inst, Of IL O'CLOCK
T., AID untl Alter the meeting.
wM. II. wa SON, 8ecretary,
Onaos-Roous 8 and Q. No. So2 Montgomery
street, Ban Francisco, calforois. botd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
CALEDSN1A s,LvE. Mlslna

CALEDONIA sILvE8 nlh1u9
" oOhPANY.-Locstiop Of principal place
III bu sinsss, ban frsloisco. OiiioruiA.
Location Of works. storey county. nsvada.s
the Board OF Directors, held on ths s,ysath
(7thj day OF JAW. ISL. a assss.msni
mo. ~ u Twsn y-dvs (2sl Csnis POI sharS
was levied npon the capital stock Of tbs oor.
Sssss. Scld e sSIns g IL, iSp SseIss.iI, ~ q .hs v oSss
Of tbs Company, No. az California susss,
san Francisco. California,
Any stock upJn which this ssssssmsat shAu
remain unpaid on The eleventh lithl dag q
nssd for sale d public auctioa. and unlsss ~.
msnt 10 made before. will Be sold % wFDkkS.
DAY, the thirty dus day Of AUGUST. lei,
10 pay the dslinqurnt assessment, tnxst.s q vtsA
costs OF sdvsrttsing and sxpsuses Of Als.
Il. wR0kNEk, becrseaY.
0mee-.N California street., Ban Francisco
osifosnis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
ANNUAL MEETING.

NvFrcI OF TIE LADY WASHINGTON
On, iSSi.@Tsc Anna Esstins Of The ssoesE.
holdsss q the above named Company viii b
held on WEDNIsJAY, the Twsnty-ssvsnih day
Of July. at the hour oftwo oc och ? T., ~ the
oncs Of the Company. for the election o. .
Bard Of Director forths tnsuine yeaf. and the
preesntsd. Transfer Books will b closed on
saturday, the ssd instant, ct u o'clock H. and
w. n. WATSON. Secretary.
~Omos-Rooms Q and Q. No. So7 Montgomery
street. ean Frsnctsco. Caifforn1. Jysto
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
ASSESSMENTS LIYrIb.
ALPaA CossoLlpArED MIxII

ALPHA CONSOLIDATED MIxIn9
a COMPANY Location Of works, Gold
Hi. Storey county, btsts OF Hsvsds.
LScation az principal place Of business. ess
Frannsco. oalifornis.
Notice q hereby given, that st . meeting OF
the Director. held on the twentieth i90th) day
OF jane, 1851. an assessment iNo. ~ OF Uns
Dol ar 1911 or phare was levied on tho rapitsl
stock ~ ths corporation. payable immediately.
Ia United bta'e gold coin, TO the Secretary, OF
the once Of the Company. Room No. 70. Ne
ysds Block. No 20 Montgomery street. Ban
ffaucisco, California.
any stock upon which this asssssm.nt shaii
rsmain unpaid on MONDAY, the TWENTY
FIFTH ASSN dsy Of JULY. i6sl. will BE- a.
liuQusnt. and advertised for sale 81 public
auction. and uuless payment 10 mads before.
will Be sold on MONDAY, the FifTEENTH
llsthl day OF ADJUST. 1881. to pay the De.
H. quent sssoesment. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
WfLLfAM WILLIS, Secrstay.
Ofhee-Room NO. 20. Nevada block. No ~
Montgomery street, Ban Francisco, {. slifornia.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.
Town or CON HnI.
County Of storsy. Sue Of hsvsds,
Nay 18th. 1871.

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8 ufh ysekst mine Gold HUI Ninlpg Dis
iriss. rtorsy county. stafs Of Ngyadai
has performed md laid out the annual amount
@ wots for isso es tss .bsvs slain r,asi,ss
Dtstes, and your pro rata char Of said work
amounts TO Thfrty.shres Dollars and Thirty
three Cents tss5 ~. lsrs Eight Dollars go tor
labor psrfofmsd. leaving . balance due from
yuu Of Twenty I've Dollars and Thirty.
thrss Gents (t2s ~. And n Within ntnsfy
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IN aid clam win BE- forJsiisd AID become ihs
propslty Of tss saSscftSsr, undss ssid Section
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