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Special Bulletin ofthe Weather.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The chief signal officer furnishes the following special bulle- tin to the Associated Press The area of low barometer which at yesterday afternoons report was central near Rock Clife has moved slowly eastward and is central in the St. Lawrence valley. The temperature has fallen from five to ten degrees in the Middle Atlantic States and the southern portion of New England and in the northwest and upper lake region Rain has fallen since yesterday afternoon s report in the ake region, the Middle and South Atlantic States. The indications are that occasional rain will fall in New England the lower lake region and on the Middle States coast followed by fair weather to-day and tomorrow in New England and the Middle Atlantic States, and that fair weather will prevail in the Gulf and South Atlantic States to-day and to- morrow.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

RUSSELL-In this city, April 26th, 1884, Lille J. on ly daughter of the late Joseph M and Maria J. Rus sell, in the 17th year Of her age. - Funeral will take place Friday at o'clock D. I from No. 16 Lincoln strest. Friends and relatives in7i ted to attend witsout ftrthef notice. Burial pri vets. sPENCER-1n this city, April 27th, Daniel Spencer, aged 66 years.
 Notice of funeral hereafter. *t PBILLIPS-In this city, dnesdny, April 27th, sud denly, Lizzie, beloved daughter Of Tnut.ss sta so- phia ph irips.
 N5sice of funeral hereafter. .=-.--. TURNBULL-In this city, April 27. William H. Turn bull aged 29 years
 Funeral from his late residence, A Gilbert street of Howard avenue, Friday afternoon at oclck. Burial private
 WOoDRUFF-In this city. April 26, Betsey Umber- field, relict of the late John Woodruff of Orange, aged 81 years, m ' 9 -.t . April 2s, at 3 o'clock p. Interment in the Ever green Cemetery. 2t*
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FOR RENT
FOR, RENT.

1ezA:A Store and Tenement. Broadway; 2d floor. Eii5 Orchard street, near Wha1ley avenue, $10; 2d EN..H floor g Auburn street whole House, Clinton avenue, near Grand street $15; whole House, Middle town avenue whole House, 137 Henry street.
 For Sale-Two-fami1y House and Barn in the west ern part of the city $2 30O Clinton avenue. St. John street, Atwater street, Whitney avenue Dwight street. Orchard street. and nice place Ferry ali to be sold cheap. Ofloe hours-12 to daily, to evenings A. M HOLMES,
 mh5 69 Church Street.
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New York City.

NEW YonK. April 27. At meeting this afternoon of gentlemen
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ReaI Gstaik.

AesA THE four-story brick dwelling house situated N sia No. t65 Temple street. containing eleven #ii finished rooms with all the modern Improve ments. Rent low to good paying tenant; Apply to
 II. HERHfTY;
 Bo8 Chapel htreBt, R6o:n g. A05f fl (5f cc fti1er from I to D. u
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City COWft-CrfmfmaI Side-JudRe SheI. don.
 James f. Mccarthy, burglary, bound over to the July term of the Superior Court, bonds S5OO; Francis H. Reyfosds, burglary, same disposition Mccarthy; Thomas Ly- man, breach of Sunday law, continued to May 30; James Whalen, truancy, nolled Margaret Connor, keeping house of i'll fame, and Ellen Daly, Kate Barnes, ,frequenting the same, continued to April 2S; Almon E. Rice, fast driving in street and drunk, continued to April 2Sth Patrick German, throwing ashes on the street, continued to May 26
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, April 27-3 P. AI. [Closing prices reported over the private wire of BUNNELL SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.l
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Court of Common Pleas-Judge Harrison. In this court yesterday, which was in ses- sion in the Suserior Court room, the case of c. Cowles & Go. vs Thorpe was on trial. It is an action to recover on breats of con- tract in which lot of bolts were ordered and as claimed by the plaintiffs the contract was not carried out ss per agreement.
 Court adjourned until this 1notning at 10 o'clock.
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FQ! Sale at 6 Bargain,

&AA First-CIass House on College street, EliH with all the improvements, in fine order price EEiU and ter made easy.
 A large succeed House, with all modern i'm proVements good style, 12 rooms; small amount of money required
 FOR RENTs number of good Houses, some with Barns. Money to loan on good security. Real Estate Office 49 Church stEset, Room Hoadley Building Ondce opsn evenings. ap23 tss F. COMSTOCK.
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nIdn,t Cnre tn Work Har,i.

CONCORD, April 27.-Thomas Harrigan, of Boston, now at the State prison under a twenty years sentence for rape imposed four months ago, Monday cut off his right hand with circular saw to escape hard labor.
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TO RENT

The suit of offices over our banking house.
 iia corner of Chapel and Orange streets. A satis- -MaN factory party can obtain lease for term of years. Apply on the premises.
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FGTINB E or SaI6e
 kSS4 FARM ef To acres in Orange, good building k8i5 $T,00O; farm of 12 acres in Orange Uood ka1H building. $500; farm of acrss good build ing $1 900 farm of 40 acres iz aa,nden 9ood build ing $2o0o farm Of lo acres in Milford good su ii6 ne StooOO tua of 200 res in North Haven, good -s, S15000; farm of 60 acres in North Haven, ood building, $TO09 farm of 100 acres in Walling- ford, good building $50O0; farm of 60 in East Haven, good building, $4, 900; farm of 180 Hamden, good building, $10OO0. Terms to suit pur- chaser. GEO. A. ISBEIL.
 State street cor Elm. Todd,s Block Room 4 a1nao
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FOR SALE.

$A The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell,
 isd corner of Park and George streets only nye
 U minutes walk from the postofnce. The house Is large and modern style with all tfe conyeniences usually found in strictly hrstclas1 house. Lot 159 feet on Park street. 220 feet George street. run ming through to Spruce street. The grounde are stocked with trees and nes bearing the choicest va-
 eties of fruit in great abundance. The house with 75 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate de- sired. Apply to E. BLACKKAN
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VOL. xLlx.
dNams.
sITUATION WANTED.
WANTED.

A COOK in $ srivate family, or would do general A housework in q email private fznfly best of city references. Inquire cs
 ap2S lt- 2J3 WILLOW STREET
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First-CIass Residance for Sol~

FHSG@OIaBB h0S1d6OC0 for Sale.
 sS OWING to contemplated change in business
 tt location the ensuing falE O6er my residence
 63- corner Of East Grand and Ferry streeta for gale This ia by far the finest place in Fair Havon Lot 151x23O feet well stocked with every variety of fruit in bearing condition. House built of founda- ton stone, contains ten rooms all heated by steam also gas and water, stationary range and wash tuba Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for nve horses; gas and water; room for man. Large hennery and garden. Parties meaning business can apply on the premises
 nyu if FREDERICK W BABcooK
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EnR. RENT
Farms EeSr Sale.

IszsA BRICK HOUSE No. 46 Martin street to one
 i5 family SPA; arranged for two families, S15 and -E.N $1O. R. F. COWLES.
 ap22 If 1T Ossnse Street.
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FOR RENT,

%esA THE house 31 Ed street, containing rooms
 ss11A with modern improvements. Also a hrst-cass Nli lower tenement of rooms Martin street. All modern improvements Rent low to good ten- ant Apply at S70 STATE ST.
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4eaI Gstate.
RnRRRNr.-

Ae4AsAs TWO TFNEMENTs fa house No. g Clark
 ii5 street, six roo.ah upstairs, five below. city Hls.G wese- Snd well so one good work horse for Eafsl Impure on
 dpl2 THE PREMISES.
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MINIAruRE ALMANAo.

APRIL 2S. suN RISES, 6o1I MooN RISES, HraH WArEE, SUN SETS, 6.54 4.09 a. m. u.2s D. m
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GOOD sosfpstress, one who understands cutting A and fitting; good references required Also Cloak making and DresszaAing in all their branches. Apply at
 apps It. S6 GEORGE STREET.
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Local Weather Report. SIGNAL 0FFEoEs NEW HAyEB, Oona.,l
 SiiN31 of 1aa1
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For Sale or to Rent,

-SNAACe IA THE beautiful residence known as No. 192 iiH Sherman avenue, first house north of Chapel ssN street. Lot 100 feet on Sherman avenue, run ming through to Hetchkiss street, with front on Hotchkiss 5treet. House has ten with mod ern improvements. Barn has three stalls and room and ornamental trees.
 Also first class residence the corner of whalley avenue and Norton streets. The house is of brick with mansard roof Lot 86x1ss feet.
 Also the fine residence West Chapel street exten- son. formerly occupied by Horace Mansheld, Esq. Wo, d house lot 15Ox2OO well supplied with choice fruit trees of different varieties, with strawberries Also the fine residence lately the property of AL fred Thomas, Esq, East Pearl street. four doors north Chapel Fair Haven. Lot l07 ft front on ast Pearl st. running through to Houston st. with 08 feet on Houston street.
 The above property is for sale or will be rented to remain on bond and mortgage. Inquire at
 FOR RENT, %A FROM May 1st, desirable store in Flaggs -E.Q kind of business at present occupied as dry ANDREW J. CUTLER. ap 19 12e 42 Lyons street.
 FOR RENT, % Part of Front oface cheap to right parti B. EHl a15tf NO 2HoADLEY BUILDING.
 FOR SALE, As HOUSE 21 Baldwin street, 13 rooms, arranged MsiH for two families. lot 50x140. $2.0O0 can re- %.ih main on mortgage. A good bargain. Enquire at so3 Chapel street, Room 15.
 TO RENT. - kRAr Part of House No. 18o East Grand street cor Easssa ner of Ferry, with stable. @.N Large Dwelling House cor. Chapel and Nor Large coal yard on Mill River. between St. John Stores and Ofhces in Whites Block, Church and Center streets. Apply to CHAs. A. WHITE, ma10 If 69 Church Street
 FOR RENT, fora fuht
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JUST A WORD About Flour, Butter and Tea. We have tfp-top Flour at ST. 20 per bbl. we'll worth
 $7.T5; by the bag 92c. Good St. Louis Flour $6. 70 per bbl, 85c bag. A very niee new process S. 70 bbl, SLUT bag. Good sweet Butter only 22c ID. Some Fine Country Butter 27c 1b. Best New York State Butter NEW, only 29c lb. Can't
 be eQualIed anywhere short of 32c. Good Jap and Oolong Teas BOG ID. These teas
 tually worth 40c ID. Some choice Teas at 4Sc lb Pure Baking Powder soc h. Try 1t Pure Coffee and Spices at lowest prices Goods delivered
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For Sale or Exchange, {EA FOUR city lots, each 50 by 13Ofeet. House and fa lot in West Haven. Also brick house in High Iky street, lot AS by 156 feet Address ap2Q If BOX 4O8
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-02

a Georgia editor is boastful over
the good qualities Of his wife, to
whom he pays this doubtless well de-
served tribute: s'Tbere is a little
brown-eyed. enthusiastic, high-spir-
tied lady, who, after she has cooked
breakfast, cleared the things away,
set the house to rights, attended the
call Of the bread wagon and MIXED
the COW, dons her hat and cloak.
comes int the Office, yanks us ont of
the editorial easy ~ chair, pounces
on the exchanges, amputates every
item OF interest, stacks them on the
copy hook, grabs mp a Faber, travels
1t over a qn!re Of editors manuscript
paper, shoyes up her sleeves, grabs
mp q stick and rule. sets 1t all into
type, reads the proof and corrects
every error. That's our wife, and she
viii get her reward in heaven"
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Apulication for a Patent
To the Wide west Lode ano Wsii
Site.
NOTICE 40. s1A.
NOTICE 40. sIh
TINTED STATES LAND 0PRICE.
- ~ FzhruaFY -. 81

~rTrD STATES LAND oPFICE
$3.50. M February ). H.
1orEcP i HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y n@Ti1 & Pierre whose Pestozee "a
f. "a serrv Creek. Nevada has ms asy
- - aDulieafion for = patents or nftsen n
80 handred feet Il TIE vide Ne1 mlnS y
vesu Bearing silver. sith .araes sIe1NasA
- hnnjred feet in WIDTH and i've seres
-. iii re situate. lying and being - 9oid
rz-vcn Mining District. County o. rni1c
- STATE u Nevada. and k1Osn anu 1eslE
nzfed by the fed notes and ofaeasl pa h
Sc i tbs o&ce - ht Number - Eoay-
- un.gYTsyed lands- me exterior
--.1@s a aid Lot No. = being as fol-
- 10 zis: Variation ls1z degTees Last
p~~zruiax A. > Post marked 10 l L ..
- ~, r. Lot 4. whence Us
So bsArzS 10 de-. - min-. = 80 Isssi
fke NJ. eorBer q section =. losnsslg2
S~~Th Range - last, Mean D1aolo msr-
49, hears :. - deg, Z s54S feet. > tunnel on
rs lode kears ;. = deg. - min. s.fy1 lest
81 : sbaft on this claim bears D = ues.
= m p. ii1s feet thence running nrst
eourse-S ? deg. . min. ". l59 iees 10 psi
mzrksd No. : L. ; Survey Nc. Lo1 A
thsues running second eoarse-s. aeS-
~. y. So feet TO post marked No Sl.c;
sure Ne. A. Lot A; thence running third
eoarss-N- ? deg. ~ min, L 800 ieet 10 post
marked No 4. [. : Survey No ~ Lot A.
md thence running fourth eoarse7S. - aes.
II DI1A. L ~ W. ~ 80
:. surssy 70. 4 Lot A. the place Of begin
uing. eontaining - oS-lo acres.
LOT B.
Also. the following described tract asa
zil STE. 70 sit
r..mseearing II a post marked No. l Us.
Snrvey Ne. A. Lot b. whence post No. ] OF
this survey bears -. IL deg. - min. l. Jss
feet. is. monument Nc. bears y. l. deg.s
y gEs feet. aad the NV. corner q an aTastra
a this mill site bearsS. - deg. v. 3z feet;
thenes running first course-c.0 min.. r 90
feet 10 post marked No. 2 T. :. Survey No a.
Lot 3; thence running second courses
deg. - min- ". - feet to post marked 40.
II. : Survey No 4 lot Il: thence running
third cour<e-N.0 deg. y mIn-.s. - feel 10
p0zt marked Ne. 1 L. = survey No. A. Lot
b; and thence running fourth eouTse-S. ~
deg. 81 min E12 fest 10 pest NO. i. 10. sur
vey Nc ~ Lot B.. the place Of beginning,
containing Eve aeres
Ibis claim is bounded By no known
claimants The nearest claim on the south Is
the Ameriea. L. :. Survey No. Lot a
The location Of this mine and mill site Il
daily recorded in tbs ofbrs VI the Recorder vi
Gold Canyon Mining DISTRICT. in Ro0k A,
psgas - and 30, IN the county state afore-
said-
Any and eli persons claiming adversely any
portion of said aide Nest mine. or said sar-
face ground aud mill site. as hereinbtfore de-
seribed. are required 10 HE their adverse
claim siih the Register u the L. :. Land
ifhce AZ Eureka, IN the state Of Nevada. dur
ing tbs sixty days period Of Publication
hereof. OF they will be barred By virtue VI
the provisions II the statute.
mr-sd y. II. HlNCkLEI. Register
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Friday. March 18Th, 1881,
NOTICE
To Parties Interested in the Town
Site of Hamilton.
JuDGE's CHkABERs, WITH PRIV CousTT,
HAAILTox. NevndA. March o. 1851. J

JuDGL's CH1ABERs, WITH Psv CousTT,t
HAMILTON, Nevada, March p. 1871.
RIO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
i This Is TO notify all persons inteTesIea
that the undersigned. District Judge o. the
State Of Nevada, in and for tho County o.
White Pine. has received the United sialss
patent, conveying TO said undersigned uielh
trust, for the benefit Of the inhabitants d tne
Town Of Hamilton. in said county, the
Of Sections II and Is, In Township 10 NJ
Range IS h.. Mount Diabl0 base ana
meridian, containing l5f 7-i0 acres IN zoe
District Of lands subject 10 sale Mt Eureka,
Nevada and all persons having or clalmlns
rights In connection with said properly.
will make due application 10 said undersishh-
cd. ut Eureka. Eureka county, Nevada, Win
in six months from the first pubiicasgn
hereof, for such part Of said land and prem
SOS ms they or any OF them may be entitled 20.
or be forever barred from setting up suca
claim.
Dono tho day and year first above writlehA
HENRY KiNES, District Judge
mr2j-Um
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sHERIFF'S SALES.
FOB TAX SUITS.

DY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS IssTrrn
ID Of the Justice Court Of W.. S. grew i
and for Township No I. Hamilton. Ek;ss
Pine County. Nevada, for judgments Fsn5sr.
ed in said Court on the eth day a 20
rusTy. 1881. wherein the State Of Sesada "a
plaintiff. and the following named psrsos-
and also the following described real eslsss
ana improvements thereon. situated in Whit
Pine County. Nevada, we're defendantz. -
taxes for the fiscal year ending Deeember i.
lsS0. i have levied upon and viii oder for "A
At pn bile auction. in front Of the Court Hoass
door in Hamilton. on
Saturday, March ye, 1851. AZ II u.
the hereinafter described property. 10 IL
beet bidders to satisfy said judgments and
c0sfs.
n. o. Gorman-
All the right. title, interest and possssssory
claim Of, In and b. 80 acres Of land, situated
west Of Diamond Springs. in Diamond val
lev. SIS 81.
G. III. AsLmeade-
West hall OF Lot Il. Block B. Main strsss.
Ward. 81 ~.
King Mining and Smelling Co.
All the right title. interest and posssssory
claim Of. In and to I'D acres Of land. With in
~provements, being Desert Land Appiiestien
No. 1, known a. the king Furnace prop
erty." near the Three-mile House, On The
Hamilton and Eureka Tosd. Also, improve
ments on the King Mine. White Pine Noun
tain, sie1 =.
". StelnhaTt-
Lot Il. Block b. corner Of Pine street. IT,
BILE and corral on south side Of Ridge street:
also. saloon building opposite stable. known
as The J.. H. LaddiRgton property, Msfa.
ST. Is.
+. y. Monroe
Lot :. Block y, and improvements, Cherry
ED. RAUM, shsriG
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Teok IL Cody.

Slightly sarcastic was the clergy
maj who paused and addressed a
man coming In after a sermon had
begun, with the remark: ssGlad 10
~ you, sir; come in; always glad to
Q thssss here late who can't come
early" And decidedly self-possessed
was the man thus addressed i'm the
presence OF an astonished congrega-
ton, as he responded: "Thank you;
would you favor me with the text?"
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IA was An RIght.

Several persons were making put
chases In a Woodward avenue gro
Gerry yesterday, when an old man
with . cane in one hand and a bundle
in the other stood in the door and
asked:
"Did any Of you drive up here in a
sleIghg"
"Yes, I did," replied one.
"Was it an old white hoss7"
eyes"
aAnd an old woman in the cutter?"
eyes"
"And ear she manage the hoss?"
al guess she can"
"Then it'sall right" said the man OF
the cane and bundle. 1.-THE old boss
has run away and the old woman is
hanging 10 the dash board, and yell
Ing murderl with all her might, but
IL she can manage him there il no
use Of any body getting excited over
=. Let me inquire what the prices
Of cranberries are to-day Free
Press.
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PINE NEWS
COPS VOICE

God said- -I'n tired q kinEs!
IszGsr them % zoTs
u % ~ ear TIE msFninz brings
The eztFzgs e The psoE.
Tk5zk - / nx&e tkz bah
! ksld q hsEeS arr wzr,
WkeFs syrsnts great Ard tyTsnn snail
Migkt hsrTJ tie weak and pSors
Ii / uncover the Land
whirh / hid q Old tins IN the West
A. he scaIpt0F DsoEs BE sEz.zs
WIS he has ureazht his best
! wil divide NJ god.
Call IN tbs wretch and Save
Msns skaH rsis bat The humble
AID nsns bat toll shall hare
/ ill hsEe never . nsblss
We lineage counted great;
Fishers. and choppers and pl0wusn
SHALL eonszit1ts . State -
-IRnsTson.
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Il Il well known, says the United
Service Review, that Napoleon was
nearly Iost b. venturinz 10 the sands
OF very low tide, and Was only saved
By an unusual exhibition Of common
sense which was rendered successful
By circumstances. "Af Suez,1 SAYS
Allison, aEzpoleon visited the har-
Dor and passed the Red sea in dry
channel, when the tide was out, on
the identical passage which had been
traversed three thousand years before
By the Children Of IsreaI. Having re-
freshed himself At the fountains which
sill bear the name Of the Wells Of
Moses, at the foot OF Mount Sinai,
and visited q great reservoir. con
structed by the yenetizns in the six
teenth century, be returned to recross
TO the African side. II was dark
when be reached the shore; and in
crossing the sands, - the tide vas
flowing. they wandered from the
right path, and were for some time
exposed TO the most iminent dan
ger. Already the water was up -
their middle, and still rapidly flow
ing, when the presence OF mind Of
Napoleon extricated them from their
perilous situation. lie eaused Of
his escorts to go in every direction,
and shout when he found the depth
Of th water increasing, and that he
had lost his footing; by this means it
was discovered in what quarter the
the slope Of the shore assembled, and
the party at length gained the coast
Of Egypt. Had l persisted in that
manner, like Pharaoh, said Sapol-
Icon, II would have furnished all the
preachers Of ChristendoTn with a
magnificent text against me-"
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Assessment Notice.
CTAR MINING COMPANY.

CTAR MINING COMPANY.
Location OF principal place Of business-san
Francisco. California Location of works
Cherry Greek. White Pine County, Nevada.
Notice - hereby given. that At = meeting of
the Board OF Directors. held ON the 23d day Of
February, 1881. an assessment mo 81 Of Ten
Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately
IN Y. 8. gold Coin, TO the Secretary, at the Office
o. the Company. Room IL Halleck Building, No.
80 Sausone street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remzin unpaid On the All day Of ApriI,
1881. will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
~ public auction, aud. unless payment Ia made
before, will be sold on Tuesday. the 9th day
April, 1881. % pay the delinquent ASSESS
inent, together with cost Of advertising aud ex-
peDses Of sale.
by order Of the Board II Directors.
WILLIAM STUART, Secretary.
ofice-Room II. Halleck building. 3lO San
'""v s'nea' sah rrancisco. mr5-td
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Geo. w. Cosgray. Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Executor Of the LAST will
and testament Of said decea sed, to the cred
itors Of and all persons having claims sgainst
the said deceased TO exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers, on or before the lst day Of
NAV, 1881. TO ssid Executor. ut Cherry Greek,
in the county Of White Pine. State Of Nevada.
Dated at Cherry Greek, February II, 1891.
p. ii. CANNON,
Executor Of the last will and testament Of
George W. Cosgray. deceased. febI2
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And in accordance With lsw and IN order 81
the board Of Trustees, made cd the 18th day
Of January, 1881. 50 many shares Of each par
eel of such stock rs may be necessary, silies
sold at Public Auciian. At the ofise Of the
company, Room 4. No. 4D1, California strest.
san francisco, California. on
Friday. March 18th, 1881.
at the hour Of 2 o'clock p. NJ, Of said day. TO
pay Eaid delinquent assessment thereon, 70
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
DAVID A. JENNING, Secretary.
0~fice-Room 4. 40l. California street; sen
Francisco, California. fhA-a