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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-24

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN-Ead
Of a Long and Useful Lite.-The fam
lily of Robert Tenant, ST., Esq, were
much shocked last Saturday morning
to find him dead in bed. He had
retired the evening previous in ap-
parent good health, and not getting
up at the usual hour he was found as
stated. He had been feeble during
two years past, not being able to
work or move actively about. His
appetite was good, however, and he
appeared to enjoy life with as much
zest as could be expected of one of
his great age. Mr.. Tenant was born
in Lismehagy parish, Lanarkshire,
Scotland, March s, 1903, and died
Sept. IL, 1881, aged IS years, 6
months and 9 days. In August, 1888,
he came to Frostburg. Upon the or
ganization of the Frostburg coal COM
pany in lS45 he was engaged by that
corporation as boss miner. This pc.
sition he held until 1854, when the
company sold out to the Consolida,
ton coal company. The last named
company. approaching the fidelity
and skill which had distinguished his
services to their predecessors, con-
tinued him in employment until 8
short period prior to his death, when
failing strength prevented him from
discharging his duties with his accus.
toned ease. He was contemporary
from boyhood of Judge Douglas Percy
Of this place, with whom sixty.fvs
years ago he sat in the church wher,
their fathers worshipped. He was {
charter member Of Mountain Lodge
No. 80, A. F. & A. M, instituted il
1854, and subsequently a member o
Froatburg Lodge, No. 40, I. o. o. F
Sixty years ago he joined the Eng
lish Lutheran Church and remained
a consistent member to the day of BIZ
death. OF a retired, domestic dispo.
sition, the world abroad saw little 0
him. Els honest, sober life won him th,
confidence Of all who knew him hi,
industry and amiability the affection
of his family and relatives. His eur
viving children inherit his excellen
cies and emulate his usefulness il
! various fields of labor. The eldest
Thomas, resides in Scottdale, Pa
Alex. W. in Baltimore George W
and Misses Mary and Helen ", a
home, and Robert, jr., in this place
The funeral took place last Monda
at the English Lutheran Church, al
tended by numerous conoourse {
friends. and the remains laid to res
in the old Methodist graveyard b
the side of his wife who died twenty
one years ego.
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SCHOOL CHANGE.-We understand
Messrs. Ruhl, Maury and Porter, trus-
tees, have given Mr.. L. Ell. Gehman
thirty days notice to vaoate the office
of principal of Frostburg Public
School, No. l, and that Prot. R. K .
Wimbrough has been elected his sue
cessor. The change is made without
prejudice to Mr.. G. He will be re.
tanned in responsible department Of
the school.
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tions be published In the FRosTBURd
MINING JOURNAL.
The resolutions were adopted by a
rising vote.
The men agreed after discussion to
resume work on the following day
(Thursdsy) and would observe the
day of the funeral.
Mr.. VIM. H. Evans being called
upon delivered short speech eulo-
CYSTIC of Gen. Garfield.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed committee to meet Thurs
day evening in the JOURNAL office to
make arrangements for the proper OBJ
serva nce of the day Of the burial :
DR.. J. J. Jones, w. FL. Evans, James
Drum, John Pengelly, John B. Reese,
John Watson, G. B. Parker, Daniel
J. Williams, G. R. Cooper, Morgan
Reese, R. T. Powell, Peter Lemmert.
James Brimlow, Rev. D. M. George,
Isaac Andsrton, j. P. Moody, S. ?.
Thomas, Jonathan Radclif, John
Price, Thomas Morris, John Harris,
George Williams, James Dando, J. B.
Carson and Owen England.
The meeting then adjourned.
On Thursday evening the commit
tee met in the JOURNAL Office and af-
ter consultation with Mayor skidmore
adjourned to the Council Chamber.
Upon assembling in the Council
Chamber the Mayor was requested to
act as chairman and the citizens were
invited to participate in the delibera-
tions.
1t was decided to appoint COM
mittee of ten to act instead of the
twenty-five, who were discharged at
their own suggestion, to make neces-
sary arrangements for the proper OBJ
servance of next Monday, the day set
for the funeral. The following gen.
tlemen were appointed Nelson Besll,
Enoch elise, Thomas Hill, R. 7. Pow
ell. Rev. D. M. George, @. II. Walker,
]. B. Oder, Walter Edwards, Jethro
Jehries and Isaac Anderton.
The Mayor was requested to issue
proclamation requesting all the
business places to close.
The pastors of the several churches
are requested to toll their bells from
IL o'clock noon to 3. p. m, and that
all citizens should wear badge of
mourning on their breast or coat
lapels.
The committee have decided to hold
an open air meeting in Capt. Nelson
Beall's grove which he very kindly
and voluntarily placed at their dis
posal and to have enlogies delivered
by prominent speakers. Tho male
citizens will be notified by handbills
to meet at some designated spot and
form in procession headed by the
bands playing funeral dirges and
march to the grove to participate lin
the exercises.
AS we go to press we are informed
by the committee that they have Sc
cured Hon. Henry W. Hoffman as
orator of the day.
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THIS is the month with an R in it
and yet FroStburg has not had
fresh oyster since the month was
ushered in.
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EcKHART ITEMs.-Miss G. Porter,
daughter of Samuel Porter, Esq, died
at the residence Of her uncle, Mr..
John S. Porter, Wednesday evening,
of typhoid fever. The deceased was
Is years of age.
Eckhart lost an aged lady by death
this week.-Mrs.. Delilah Anderson,
aged II years.
Mrs. Henry w. Stevens and son
have returned home from visit to
relatives in Ohio.
Mr.. Joseph N. Robinson, wife and
two children are visiting Mr.. Rs
father at Lisbon Centre, st. Lawrence
county, N. Y.
The fair for the benefit of the Ger
man Lutheran Church is well attend
ed. 1t will close this Saturday
evening.
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| IOJhl U.
CT. Hetzel, Of Cumberland, 1,2, 3, 8, 7,
IA; total 6.
B. F. Stewart, OF Cumberland, 6,7 8, II,
10, Is; total @.
N. E. Fuller, OF Cumberland, 5, ID; to.
tai 2.
w. w. Grow, OF Mt. Savage, 1S; total l.
Messrs. Turner, McAleer and Fat
kin were declared the nominees on the
first ballot, and Mr.. Hetzel the NOM
inee on the second ballot, he having
received the votes of eight districts.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Robert Matheny, of Homecoming, dis
tricts Nos. 2, 8, 9, Q, Z, s, 10, II, IL, 10, 10;
total IL.
Nathan Loar, of Pompey Smash, 3, 8, z,
8. 10, II, 19, 10, IS; total 0.
L. v. Aldertsn, of oldtown, ., 3, A, 8, 0,
10, IA, 10; total 8.
IT. Hartley, Of Orleans, LIZ, 8, Q, rs,
10; total7.
John Kolb, of Cumberland, l, A, 3, 6, Z,
8 total 6.
A. c. Greene, of Frostburg, l, 4, II, IL,
IA; total 8.
q. w. Kalbaugh, of Barton, 1, s, 10, IS;
total 4.
Henry Hergott, of Mt. Savage, II, 70,
13; total 8.
Oh. Holzshu, of Cumberland, 2, 8, IA !;
total 8.
John Webel, of Cumberland, 4, 5, 81;
total 8.
in. NJ. Brandler, of Cumberland, 8, 10;
total 2.
James Orr, of Homecoming, 10, 10; total
2.
William Leonard, of Cumberland, 5
total /.
Roland Dayton, of Rawlings, Z; total 1.
On the first ballot Messrs. Matheny,
Loar and Alderton were declared the
nominees. No choice on the second
ballot. On the third ballot Mr.. Kolb
carried nine districts, and on the fourth
ballot Mr.. Gerhart carried nine which
was sufficient to nominate these two
gentlemen.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Mr.. John Schaidt, Of Homecoming, was
nominated for Surveyor by reclamation.
or IvJTT1
The present Register of Wills, Mr.. John
Rhlnd, of Cumberland, was re-nominated
by reclamation.
The ticket nominated appears in
our advertising columns.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. N. E. Fuller, and was adopted F.:
Resolred, That the republicans of Allo-
gany county have faith and confidence in
President Chester A. Arthur, being by the
will of the people and the law OF the land
President of the United States, and we will
give him our most hearty and unreserved
support in his administration of the gov
The county executive committee for
the ensuing year was selected as fol-
lows:
District No. III. B. Stottlemyer, G., w.
Price, Ashford Trail.
No. 2.-H. ]. Stallings, John Alderton,
W. Conley.
No. 3.-B. F. Davis, T. B. Lashley, d.
Covcney.
No. "A. Ell. Dowden, G. A. Judy, Sam
uel Johnson, James Reid, j. Tyson,
No. Oh. G. Button, William Shaffer;
Joseph Schilling, Thomas Leonard, N. E.
Fuller.
No. CIV. E. Griffith, John Howard, J.
$. Mower, J. G. Lynn, Edward Schilling.
No. Wv. c. barrow, R. Ravenscraft,
Elijah Wigfeld.
No. s.-James Hose, o. Tibbetts, Austin
Jones.
No. 9.-James Campbell, j. o. O. JAR
Doe, Robert Macdonald.
No. 10-D. w. Sloan, ]. w. Robinson,
N. McAlpine.
No. 11.-owen England, ]. M. thinner
ly, Archibald Mcmillan.
No. 12.-John Pengelly, John Grose,
Nathan Loar.
No. t3.-s. A. Mum, s. L. Piper, Chas.
Forrest.
No. 14.-Edward Burton, Walter Beall,
B. A. Richmond, George W. Cromwell, o.
Willard.
No. 15.-Thomas Dick, James Atkinson,
John Elliott
The convention adjourned after
having been in session FIVE hours.
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FRUITS and vegetables are grad
ually disappearing from the green
grocer counters.
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RE-OPENINa.--The M. E. Church
South, will be re-opened Sunday,
October 9th. Rev. S. K. Cox, D. D.,
Of Baltimore, and other eminent min
listers will be present.
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MARRIRD-At the residence Of the
brides father by Rev. D. II. King,
Sept. 81, 1881, Mr.. JAMES LOVE and
Miss LIZZIE THOMPSON, of Homecoming,
DEBATE.-Messrs. B. F. Stewart, Of
Cumberland, and Henry Rowles, Of
West Virginia, both colored, will
debate next Tuesday evening at
Psul's Opera House on the subject
"The exodus of the South-whether
the colored people of the South were
justified by it or not" The admission
has been placed at Is cents. The
proceeds will go to Brownsville NJ. E.
Church.
RECEPTION. "A brilliant assem-
blage at Capt. Nelson Besll's resi-
dence Thursday was social event Of
the week, the occasion being recep-
ton rendered Mr.. Horace Beall and
bride. The provisions for season of
enjoyment were elaborate and ele-
CANT, and the guests unanimously
praise the taste and hospitality of
host and hostess. The entertainment
afforded deserves lengthier notice,
but the pressure upon our columns at
this late hour prevents. The editor
is grateful for considerable attentions.
GEORGES CREEK Coal Weekly
Statistics Of Ghipnaents.-The record
of shipments from the mines of the
Georges Greek coal region for the week
ending Saturday, September II, 1881,
closed as follows
Total tons for week ............ 42,G43
year. ,451 ,5s2
Decrease from corresponding pc
riod last year. ............... SLABS
Total tons to B. 6 o r. for week 31,745
year. 943,87S
Increase over corresponding pc.
Rod last year.. ........ 25,151
Total tons to ca o Canal for week 1888
" year. 312,766
Decrease over corresponding Pc
Rod last year. ................ 108,442
Total tons to Pa. R. for week. -. $685.
year,. 193,s35
Increase over corresponding pc.
Rod last year,. ......... 30,762
Total tons shipped over G. & P. r.
for week. .................. 1926
Over same for year. ............ i ,3OO,211
Total tons shipped over G. @. Sc
G. X. for week. ............... $500
Over same for year. ............ 99,s96
Heaviest shippers last week
/, Consolidation .Qons). ...... 14,2S1
2, New Central ....... 1889
8, Georges C'kC&I" ....... 3,4Os
4, Maryland Union ....... 3,279
5, American .....,. 3,107
6, Maryland ....... 1897
z, Borden ....... 2,173
Heaviest shippers this year
l, Consolidation. .tons).. 490,204
2, New Central ....... 2Os,901
3, Georges OK C.&I -" ....... 172,269
4, Maryland Union ....... 114,376
8, Borden ...... 110,805
6, American ....... 66,454
Z, Maryland ....... 85,335
8, Potomac ..... 56,671
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-The man
sion, office, etc., on two lots, frontage
ll6 feet on Broadway, belonging to
the Getzendanner heirs, were sold at
public sale last Saturday by A. Hun
ter Boyd, trustee, to Mrs. Kate B.
Coyner, of this place, for $4,000.
Parts of two lots on Linden street,
belonging to the same estate, brought
$l70.
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The present street lamps are in
miserable condition. Especially
noticeable are those on Main street
at the top Of town, and the one in
front of Wright's barber shop. The
bare post still stands at the corner
of Main street and Broadway with
out q lamp upon it. See to it, Coun-
cilmen, that repairs be made upon
them.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ the partnership heretofore existing
between Daniel w. Bussard and Joseph
n Robinson, doing business as Bussard s.
Robinson, has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Tho books and accounts
have been left in the hands of ID. w. Bus.
sard, who alone is authorized to receive
and receipt for the same. All parties hay
ing claims against the said firm will call
upon ID. w. Bussard. who will settle the
same, ID. w. BUSSARD,
JOSEPH N. ROBINSON.
Feeling grateful to the public for the
patronage extended to the late firm, / re-
spectfully ask continuance of the same
at the cid stand, where business will be
continued by the undersigned.
ID. w. BUSSARD,
Eckhart Mines, Md, Sept. 1st, 1881.
Sept 10-3t
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DUST is commencing to accumulate
on the street again.
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THE Mutual Union is stretching it's
telegiapbic wires through town.
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In THE WooDs-Ihe Emancipation
Celebration TAs1rstay.--A large and
orderly crowd of oolored people gath
cred upon the Borden mining com
pany' grounds, Thursday, to celebrate
the emancipation of their race.
Cooper's Cornet Band, of Cumberland,
was present in dazzling uniforms, and
enliyened the occasion with music
excellently rendered The dancing
and refreshment stands were we'll
patronized. No disorder occuned to
mar the pleasure of the day and the
enjoyment was of aubdued charac-
ter owing to the death of President
Garfield.
During the afternoon Mr.. B. +.
Stewart, of Cumberland, delivered an
address, in the course of which he re-
ferred in touching terms to the calam-
| ity that has bowed down nation in
grief.
About 6 p. m. the concourae re-
tired to the hall on Oak street, in
Brownsville. where the festivities
were kept up until late hour.
The celebration throughout was ad-
mirably managed, rejecting great
credit upon the committee having il
IN charge.
l 49, I. = ~ nl o.
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The fair Of the Crystal Comet
band has been a most complete suc-
cess in every particular. The ladies
with their winning smiles and enticing
ways have drawn dimes from the
male visitors in exchange for some
thing us eful and the Golfers of tie
Band will be re6lled thereby. Don't
forget that this (Saturday) evening
is the last of the fair with its pretty
women, choice music, and good COM
pany. Next Tuesday evening they
will give grand ball at Odd Fellows
Opera House, the proceeds of which
60 toward uniforming themselves.
Give them a ''lift;" they deserve it.
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READ the business locals.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.

DR.. JOHN J. JONES,
physician AND SURGEON. OF
L flee on Main street in Thomas build
ing. Frostburg. Md. GAug 80
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THE SUN FOR 1881.

l.. All tbs worlds news. 80 presented ths. the
reader will get ths greatest amount OF lnforms-
tIon With the least Improbable expenditure OF
time and ,ysstsht. Tnl suH long ago disooy.
srvd the golden mean bvtwsen redundant fulL
nsss and unsatisfactory brevity.
II. Much OF that sort o. news which depsnds
tess upon its recognised importance thsn upon
W tntefess 70 ms1kino. from morning 70
morning TEE bpH prints . continued 'tofy Of
the live. o. real men and women, and OF thsir
dseds, plan', loves, hates snd troubles. This
,try 10 more 70 LED and moss interesting thar
any romsn.e That was evsr asvitsi.
III oooo vlisnk " svssy column, iIsvn.
treatment Of svsry subject
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PsSn.ESr Soan AND sILyE.

DROaPECr GOLD AND hlLvEH
8 MINING COMPANY. Location OF prin.
opal place Of business, Ban irsueiseo, Cali
forniA.
Location Of vorks. Silver Star District. Storey
county, Nevada.
the Board Of Directors. held on the twenty.
s,xth ts6lhl day OF April. ls6i. an s'ses.mHni
tho. u OF Ten Gents ti0c) per share Wa levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. pay.
able Immediately. IN United States gold coin. 70
the Secretary. % the Once OF the Company.
Room n, Merchants. Exchange No. tSi Cali.
fornia street, Han francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the thirty.nrrt .8ist) day
Of NAY. 1881, will DO delinquent, AUD
advertised for sale 1t public auction. and
unless pa, ment 10 made before will be solo
on MONDAY, the TWENTIETH 2oth }
day OF JUNE. 1881. 70 pay the Delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
II. p. BUSH, Secretary.
0~fnce-Room No. ~ Msrchants' Exchange,
No. tsi California street. Ban Francisco. Cal.
ifornia. II
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On molten Of Trustee Danehy Il was
ordered that al moneys. books and pa
pers belonging to the town Of Gold Hill
be handed over to the County Commits.
sionsu - soon % the Treasurer can AZ
his books and oil warrants allowed at
this meeting are paid. Also. II was or.
dsrsd that the Town Marshal, Cl-rk and
Attorney turn over all books and papers
In their possession belonging to the
town to the County Commissioners.
Trustee Mercer and Clerk Hyde we're
instructed to transfer ell the town prop
srty (as per inventory 10 the County
COMMISSIONERS.
There being no. other business. Trus-
60 Dauohy In . few appropriate remarks
moved that Q vote Of thanks b rendered
to President Fox and President (pro
trm) Mercer tor the able manner In
which they have prssidsd on al coca.
sions.
Trustee Mercer replied by saying that
the unity OF feeling which has existed a
all times among the members OF the
Board made the duties Of PRESIDING
ofioer light and pleasant. he thanked
the members for this -E.rk Of courtesy
shown to Pr:s.3snt Fox and himself,
az. hoped the good feeling nov existing
would continue to bind them together ~
inssparabls friends.
The Board then adjourned sins de.
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Ce%ss s 5aSsss4 .s ...s.. = ..' nh;

CONSOLIDATED lMPERIAL Mn.
~ ING o0NPkNY.-Locstion Of principal
place Of husinsss. San franoisoo. oshiofnis.
Location Of work.. Cold Hill. ssorsS county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct Q meeting
Of The Board Of Dirsctors. held % the 18th
day OF April. lsS1. an sssessmsnt inc. i6l
Of Ten ugl Cents per share Vas isvied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation, pay.
able Immediately. In United states gold coin. 70
the SECRETARY, .at the once OF the Company,
koom 70. Nevada Block. se Montgomery street,
IAN Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment
shAll remain unpaid on the Gath day OF
Nay, 1881, will b delinquent. and sdver'
tised for sals q public auction. and unleee pay.
msut 10 made beiore. will b sold on
TUESDAY,, the fourteenth tiSth) Gay OF
ysn:. lssi; % pay o The S as sa,,n .sss sns
expsnsss Of sale. By order Of the Board VI
Dtscton.
v. Z. DEAN. Secretary.
0mcs-Room 70. NessdA Block. No SO Mont.
gom,y street, Ban Francisco. California 10
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ORDINANCE NO. lls.
AN. ORDINANCE g. previde fer the
kr.Ierty within The r. We sf Gsld
lPssssd April 10. issi.l
TINS BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD

THs BOARD OF TRUsTxxs OF GOLD
\ Hui d. ordsin:
sxcrIox ]. An annual I'd vsloeem tar Of one
and ons qusrter per centum upon the value Of
TAXABLE roperiy within The 1own OF Gold Hill
II hereby levied aud directed 70 b collected ior
town purposes upon the assesssd vsiue Of ill
such tsxabis proi erty msds tsxnbls ! yihe laws
Of this ists for 10. % and o uniy purposes, In.
GLIDING the ret proceed Of The mibes.
bro. 8. The taxes levied BY section I OF this
ordnance, aud 10 Be asses.td aud oollected 10
accordance win the PROVISIONS VI an Ordnance
entitled. IAN Urdln nee 70 provide Tor the Ivy
and collection OF tAles on real and personal
property within the Town Of Gold Hill" paced
April ID. losl, and ALEC. IN ordinances entitled,
An ordinance ~ provide Tor thu time and
manner Of ssesrtainipg the value OF tbs net pro
ceeds OF mines for the purpose OF tsxat on. and
10 provide tyr the collection Of such 'axss.
L. r. FOX,
Presideut Of the Board OF Trustees Of the Town
OF Gold Bill.
Attest: W.. q. HIDE. CLERK Of the Board.
Al . meeting Of tho Board OF Trustees u the
Town Of void HI, held April u. 1881. Ordi.
nance No. lis Mss passed BY he following votsi
Ysa~s-Tru.tsss Nsresr, Dsuehy. Lsmsry and
President Fox.
Abssnt-Trustss xcCurdy.
10 w. q. HYDE, Clerk.
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ADV WAaHlu0rON CO0OLI.
- DATED Cu1PAhY.-Locstion Of prtn.
stps, place Of bustsss Can irsnsisoo. Cal.
Location Of vorks. ooad Hili Mining District.
God Hill. stossy oounty. Nevada. .
Notice y hereby gtvsn. that q . meettnGo q
the Board Of Dtrsesors, held on The nftssuth
tlsehl day q April. 1881. IN assessment mo:
% o. Ten oente ttocl per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable immediately, In United states gold
coin, 70 the Secretary. q the omos OF The
oomnany, No. so2 Montgomery sirees Rooms )
and ., Van Francisco. Ol.iiornis.
Any stool upon which this sssessment shall
remain unpaid on the TwENTIEiH (9othl
day Of NAY, 1881, will 30 dslinqucht,
and sdyertised for sale st public auction.
and unless payment u made before, win bs
sold on THURSDAY. The NINTH eth) day
q JUNE. 1881. 70 pay the d~slinquens
esecssmsnt, tostthef with costs Of adver.
ustns and sxpenses Of sals.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
WV. n. WATSON. SECRETARY.
ones-No. 5o1 Montgomery street. Rooms
. and .. San yIaneiseo. California. apis
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n b 6cott 3 Co Trirtee.. 1880. .10.....1 %
oops. Uhisr / Co. Trustees.lses1. ...io.....3 1
And In accordance with law. ana an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the twenty.
SIKH (2eth) day Of March. isei, 20 many
sharss VI csoh parcel o. sucn stock - may b.
necessary. Will be cold st public auction. q
the Once Of The Conn snv. boom .. Hsyward's
Boil. Ing. 40. tis California s,feet, Ban
RI ttlst, day OF MAJ, 1881,
o. the hour Of one O'Clock ?. 4. OF said day.
20 pay said delinQusnt assessment thereon.
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