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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
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THE CLUB.
Butte Branch TO Be Organized.

Many citizens of Butte, who are familiar
with the traditions and literature Of the Pa
ci1c Coast, have heard Of the famous SAFE &C
Club. 1t is an organization whoNe' objects
and membership are secret, and known to
the outside world only by surmise. sE
The club was founded in the Sierra Nev4-
da's, in the old placer mining days, when Jo-
aquin Miller first began to rave about the
'.Gdlorious climate of California; and has
re celved for many years accessiaIs TO its
membership from the most d,stli gu'shed
men who Ii We visited The Coast. rs
Among the most noted of its living men,
bers is Mark Twain, and it is confidently
believed that the burlington Adwkeye man
would be unanimously elected ii he We're to
come within range.
However this may be, we were first definit-
ly assured on yesterday fran overhearing
Butte-some OF whom were forty-nine rs
that u branch is now being founded in Butte.
Several Of these were persons who assured us
a month ortwo ago when We made inquiries
about Mountains winters, that the fine, open
fall weather lasted until Christmas generally,
aud that sometimes there was no Ninter at
all Ill Butte. In the innocence of youth we
believed them. Now we are sure they are
full 6edged members of the Sazerac Club. 1t
is irdeet IL, open fall. 1t is so open that ii
let's all the leather through it opened wide
enough yesterday to let nthe beautiful snow.
Any body, Or anything, that would let in the
b. s.,-espec, ally on the 18th day Of October,
deserves tue undying hatred Of "a long suffer-
ing commun ty.
The effect on the temperament of Montan.
ians produced by this open fall weather, is
extraordinary. 1t subGues and calms The
ielcesL dispositions. Even the dumb brutes
feel ii. There is d member Of The Sazerac
Club who drives a COW by The MINER utice
every morning. Generally the COW seems
less anxious to gel along tn IN the man does.
Sometimes he has to punch her with a stick.
Yesterday, in the beautiful driving snow,
things were changed. The open fail ", atier
had evidently had "a civil Zing and soothing
effect on the cows nature. She was follow
ing tie man, keeping lust behind him, close
behind him, with all expression" of fierce de-
termination, as if 10 say "whitller thou 90
est | will go, aud where thou abidest l will
abide" The man was going At full iced,
and We expect every minute to hear that
he was gured to death. This is the effect Of
fine fall weather.
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TAXATION
Valuation of the Utah and North
ern.

An infoi nal session of thu Board of Conn
missioners for Silver Bow county, was held
last Monday morning. Mr.. /. S. McMurray,
of Omaha, the General Tax Agent Of the
Union Pacific road, WAS present on behalf of
the Utah II Northern.
Mr.. McMurray has returned to the Asses
sor, tor taxation in Silver Bow county, thirty
eight miles Of railroad, which the board, after
due delibrratlun, assessed at "a total valua-
ton of twenty seven bundled and live dol
lars per mile. THIS estimate covers all the
rnal bed, rolling stock, tracks, sid" tracks
and switches belonging to the Utah and
Northern in Silver Bow county, for the
full length of the road. TIE aggregate val
uatioN for the entile lhilty-eight miles thus
amounts 10 ole !}uudred aid W. thousand,
; ven hundred and ninety dollars. The road
bed per mile was assessed at $500, and the
rol'in. stock ar S455. maxim. the total.
s. ,705.
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NOTICE.

IvIsh 10 inf ,rm my patrons. and the public
oI Muu;tna grr"ra ily, thai / have ordereu. u.
SUlrr Hmert. !eXHr"t u here shortly. to be
used IN f!a ing 1 az Iar2c 4 ,uttS that agents are
eL vuS-ing Ion. Lird t.nl"rGeIn"it>,
Iuu eau save Y waiting amt not giving your
rterS, and Sc ding your rnohcy oat of the
country. ahou. ,ue-hair. and get work equal 10
II mot better.
| have hal rXperie:Ce in tiat bralciI Of ar
tiStic piIOunEr ply, AMI | Atuilet Ora ING and
portrait pal a.tns In oil four years al the British
School of Art. LoncGn. kngiairt an, !''I my
SELF tullv competent in saying : at ! Ctl I'VE
Won w,rk vuuaI, il NOT better. au.i suge your
Agents Fee. Travelling Expenses and Shil =
ping that yon have had | pay. Mine Will ut
the only copying camera in the Territory. AL
kinds of photographs made at my gallery. Nam
street, tozeinat, next door ia Dr. D>born's dius
store.
Give me a call and get satisfaction for vnIr
money. J. j RrNNErT, Artist.
Cct4 WenI
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Obituary.

MI. s. f. Carr, aged p years, died yes.er-
day in DR.. Whitford's hospital, Of typhoid
fever. Mr.. Carr taught school for some time
near Virginia City, and las: winter in Deer
Lodge valley.
From June 1st until September, when
taken down with typhoid fever, Mr.. Carr
held a position in the Butte postotfce. His
father, Mr.. john Carr, arrived about a week
ago, and will take the remains to his home
in Manches cr, Iowa. tie wishes TO eturn
tllal,ks to the many friends his son made in
Butte for their kindness in his last illness.
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Death of Mr.. Charles Thoroughman,

MIR. Charles Thoroughman, brothei-in-law
of DR.. Whittord, and brother OF Judge Perry
Thoroughman, died suddenly, last. Saturday
morning, near New Chicago. Mr.. Thorough
man was OH his way to Butte to visit his sis
ter, Mrs. Whitlord. Leaving Missoula in the
morning he had stopped over for the night,
with his wife and child, and was found dead
in his bed the following morning. He slept
later Luan usual, and his wife gong into his
room to wake him up, found him dead. Mon
day Mrs. Whitford Went to Deer Lodge to at
tend the funeral, which Was sci for that day
ami took place at two o'clock. She Was eX-
pected back Oh yesterday but was delayed by
the storm. Mr.. IN 'rouglIhan was only thir-
Ly seven years OF age, aud Ills sudden death
trom apoplexy is a g~rievous surpr'se to his
friends. The coroner held IL. Inquest at the
house of VIM. Breut where lie died, aud re-
turned i verdict in &c ordarce with The facts
above stated. Mr.. Thoroughbred was On lis
way ~ Helena where he expected 40 "inter,
at the time Of his death. His wife Was ~ nave
remained in butte visiting relations.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
GRAND LODGE OF GOOD TEMP.
LARS.
Annual Congress Of Montana
Lodges.

Delegates from all the lodges OF the order
of Good Tempiars will meet at Sheridan on
Tomorrow, to hold the annual session of the
Grand Lodge.
Each lodge in the Territory is entitled to
one representative for every thirty members
or IA fraction thereof.
The Butte lodge has a membership of
some one bundled and fifty lnenlbe :, but
,euds ONLY tour delegates to the rand
Lodge, A. no matLer TOW large It's numbers.
another law Of the orler provides that lao
single lodge may have more than fonr repre-
sentatIves.
The delegates from the Butte Lodge are
William Hamilton, }. j. Garyin, Mrs, Buzz
zald and Miss Buzzard, the latter Two being
the wife and daughter of the senior member
of the firm of Miles q Buzzard.
Mrs. Buzzard is Grand Vice Templar of
The Butte lodge. The Butte delegates lett
town last night, the journey requiring two
days travel. They will be accompanied by
Mr.. Jo5nuie Miles, who holds the office Of
Outside Guardian.
Much important business Will come be-
fn.e this meeting OF the Grand Lodge, anu
is session viii las during "Wednesday,
Tansla., Friday and Saturday of this
week.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
I G. GRADE OEES.
Strike in the Prospect and z. s.
Grant LOdeS.

On yesterday afternoon Messrs. King and
Layton, of Virginia City, came inlo the
MINER Office to report a rich strike made IN
the T.. 5. Graut and the Prospect, both III the
FaiI weather mininL district. within about a
mile of Virginia City. Mr.. kim had brought
five tons of tue u. 5. Grant ore to Williams
.melter, where it was found, after careful ex-
aminati?n, that it ran two ounces Of goli and
ole hundred and twenty-five ounces Of Sill
yer 20 the ton.
Mr.. Layton broug II owe: four toss OF ore
from the Prospect mime, which gave the aSt"m-
ishingly high assay of twenty NE ounces 81
colu and one hundred and thirty three uunces
OF silver TO I'll ton.
Mr., Layton will ru' o. exhibition ! hay Il
magnjtic lt specimen Of the ore from tie
Prospect none, mite MINER AlIcr, wh".s all
interested person, may Ain Il.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
Police Court.

One Dunbar, claim II. 10 travel for a San
Francisco lotlse in the business OF enlargins
autographs, was bound over by Judge Will
cox yesterday evening TO appear before the
Grand Jury. The charge against HIM was
that of assault with a deadly weapon. Mrs.
q. NJ. Joy e, her husband and John Beckney,
were the prosecuting witnesses. 1t seems
Dunbar had delivered Il picture to
Mis-. Joyce, on Saturday evening, Which
she claims was net satisfactory in fir
isb, and which she consequently
refused TO accept. Dunbar became
abusive, and applied vile names to her,
there being no one in the house but herself,
she allied for help, and seized a chair, with
which, as Dunbar claims, she assau tied him.
He drew a pistol, and just then Jonn Beckney
came to the rescue, and attempted to arrest
him. He was arrested aud jailed By a pc
liceman. Yesterday he was bound over to
appear before the Grand Juryin the SUM OF
$3.50.
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MUSIC IN THE AIR.
Brass Band at Centerville.

vi. r=- ..
A brass band has just been organized at
Centerville, the final steps being taken yes.
terday. lie name chosen is the Butte Brass
Band, and the following officers have been
elected rresi lent, John Cusick Treas
urer. john blackburn; Secretary, Il. 5. Xii
gala. In a few days Professor Carr, oil
Pennsylvania, is expected to arrive in Butte,
to take charge of The instruction of the new
band.
A very handsome set of brand new brass
instruments, twenty piece in all, com plete
tie advantages which the new band will
offer its friends and patrons.
Butte is already fortunate in being the
headquarters of the Silver City Band, ant
will gladly welcome all true lovers Of music
and every good performer.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
BUSINESS
New Drug Store in VAUDEVILLE.

The firm of Stackpols & Botkin, we'll
known druggists in Butte, will open a branch
establishment in Walkerville at once. The
new concern will do a general drug and pre-
scription business, and will be under the
MANAGEMENT of Mr.. Il. II. Paxson, who will
also be a partner in the business.
The lease held by Barrett II Truant on
their Park street saloon property expired Oct.
LIST. Mr.. Oscar Ailin has taken the premises,
and will hercaf er run the business under
his own name.
The Union House on Park steet, has sus-
nended operations as a hotel, and will here
after he run as a lodging house, under the
same management.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
The Rowland PulveriZer.

After some little difficulty the Rowland
pulveriZer was gotten into successful opera
ton, and was running smoothly at latest re-
ports. Mr.. Rowland himself came on, aud
assisted in obviating the slight embarrassment
which had arisen.
The pulverizer is i'll the Magma Charta
works, which are owned by the Alice compa-
nv. and is not in the Alice mill as has been
stated.
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The New 70 k Dolly Stock Report or
Tuesday. October 4, gives the following a.
the dividend paying companies i'll Monl.ua
SO far, for the year 1881. The amount paid
in dividends during the current year, by
each, is set O. posite It, paine:
allce...... ..s....... S-So,oO
Boston all" Montana. . ...,...f. 10000
Gagnon -. 5,O)U
Hecla Consolsolidxled ......... 45,OOJ
The Ontario mine OF Utah has alrradv paid
dividends amounting TO $5T5,00o Tor the year
1881.
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On to Deer Lodge.

Tom. Burton was sent TO Deer Lodge
peuitentiary on Sunday in the custody of
Deputy Sheriff Fish. As Will be remember
ed Burton was sentenced some time ago 10
one and a half years in the Territorial peni.
Tertiary for horse stealing. He is au old Oh
fender.
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TAKEN up.

Taken up at ms rauca. a. Meirose ab nj dcyr
weeks ago, one brown horse hrirdt1t ~. = y
ana ~. Sou TIE irlt hip: blinI in the let eye,
hind ieit iOri Wi..'r. ih.'.- q" = We Is 81,
W IghS Hh N 500 .,uHnt~. III ..rrCr will phase
cali. pay cit;'e5S IL i take ,se horse way
d NJ.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18

At tile regular meeting Of the Butte lodge
Of Good lemplars last Saturday evening,
arrangements were made tor representation
ill the meeting of the Grand Lodge Tomorrow
at Sheridan.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18

Tie sun anne on o. yesterday to encour-
age those ersouS who teii"'e that There is
still fine fall weather ahead.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18

\ number # persons have called at the
MINER Office to s." the magnifi' ent specimen
from the Prospect mine.
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1ocal. News.
"A

wing PANIED parties are iXuthofised
the DAILY and WEEKLY AINBR, and
I've subscriptions, advertising and toD
HAM. ..i..........ga... .:GLHH4ALH.
NENS,...... ..........BURNT PIEH.
EMPSEY,. .......!4.... .....i, BANNACK .
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18

All buildings in progress in Butte are
being hurried along now, while wind and
weather permit. The heavy work OIL most
OF the larger buildin gs is well advanced, and
a short continuance of working weather will
enable the builders and contractors to defy
the winter season. #t Nt #iH Ezla i4f9Eau
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
PURLIC s8 LES.
HRIISTt.E,S SALE
--gF--
NEAL ESTk I y.

REAL ESTA L.
Nv xir,ua of an order o. the Court Of Chah.
e.ry n, The STATE Of Delaware, in and ioI ,, 70"
Cas,Ie Coupty. made o. the september Iea,i ,.i
A. ID lssO, will be exposed 70 llone Se'uSs y,
at the auction rooms OF l.. ". SidhhH,
East am street.. WiimlngtOa, on pa
nay the sIh DAY OF jan ANY, a. w.,
"a Al o'clock. D. m. the following uotc1.o'. :, .
Keal Estate. TO wit: All those TWO peVv, 80 :"
narcels Of land situated in Ihe cry 0, ~ "a :,
minxton, Delaware, bounded Aha desOi''''
as follows, To Wit: uss,sr
Iv sida al 1,atnall street, with the southeri!
side Of Thlrd street: thence Southerly ny hAiu
side Of TatnaiI street, twenty ieet 70 = rs1. ~
ner thence westerly parallel WIN lh'tu
street seventy one ieot TO nne OF let No,
hereinafter aescribed, thence northety WI
allei with ratnRll street, twenty ieet !" VIZ
southerly side OF I hird street, a,oresalu, az,
| thence thereby eas'erlg seVenty'ohe 'S' y
tho place OF beginning. ..,,h.,
| No. 2, beginning at point In INC sou,ne, y
| ly side OF Third Lueot. a. the ahtaLS u,
| seventy ono ieet westerly from me Nebteil
side OF Tatpa!l street. being corner O' ~
No above described; thence southerly, al
aIlel with Tatnall street, one hundred zee
10 a corner, thence westerly pafailei Wtl
Third street. twenty.one ieet to corner
thence north thtnY.six degrees east IN
huLdred ieAt and one inch to the southerl.
| side OF 1klrd strett Aforesaid, ana iheho
thereby easterly fourteen ieot to the place
beginning.
| Attendance will be given and terms mad
knOEn at the time and place aforesaid by
| BENZ. klELuS,
Trustee, or by his Attorney,
! Attcst ~. M. HoUsMAr. Reg. q. y.
! 1910. eod.ts
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
The AAhehsIneni.


With .he commencement OF the NeS
Year expires the first movement In the
intricate assessment programme. Byel
Snos October the County Assessor.
have been making the general agseae.
ment and with 1t registry Of voter:
who alone can vote at the elections by
the payment Of the taxes assessed
With the first day OF Janusry accord
ing to the law such duties of the asses.
sOrs ceased. The succeeding ten days
embrace the next movement, which /;
for the assessors to make ont dupli-
( cate Of the assessment which they for
the last three months have been mak.
ing, and post one in each ward or voting
district in the county, in soma promi.
nent or public place where the resi-
dents Of that district can have easy
access to 1t. Though there is no pro
vision in the law for publishing Il e
places at which these assessment dupli
Gates can be found, yet We have no
doubt they will be published voluntari.
ly by the different papers II the places
can be ssCtrtainei where the duplicates
are posted. We can speak positively
for the REPUBLICAN, though We cannot
publish the full Assessment in our col
unns as We did the extra assessment
last year. In the absence Of the publ
cation Of the assessment it will bs
Decesssry for the voters Of each election
district TO look well after the posted
duplicates and see that their names
are on the list, and If they are on to
see that they are properly spelled out
in full, and the initial letter of the
middle name il there be any, is in the
right place. A large unmber of citi.
zens were refused the privilege Of vet
ing at the late election on account Of
their names being spelled inacCurstely
or on account OF missing initial of
the middle name. This should not and
need not occur again if every voter
will look after his name to sse that it
is properly recorded. The next oppor.
tunity for getting assessed and for cor
recilng errors in he,assessment, will
te Oh the last Saturday in January,
when the assessors will sit at some
public place in their assessment dis.
trIct to hear appeals, correct errors aud
add lanes to the assessment that hav.
been omitted. All who do not find
their names upon the duplicate assess
men. posted in their districts, and all.
who find them mutilated or misgp, l.d
should be on hand on appeal day to
have all errors rectlfed. The probabjl.
tiles are that there is fuller assess-
ment than was ever before made in the
city, and that there will be no ocoa-
sion for a repetition of the disgrscaful
scenes of last year, at the City Hall.
nevertheless it is incumbent upon
every citizen to See for himself that his
name is upon the assessment if not
betore, then on appeal day, that the
iisagreesbls uty of appearing
before the Levy Court to get assessed
may he avoided. Voters of New Castle
County, be vigilant!
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Red uclBG Expensos.

There is now some reason to hop,
that the taxes in the City Of New York.
will be reduced to more e.sonabl.
figure. Already Comptroller Campbell
@ho succeeded John Kelly, has made
Deductions in salaries amounting to
$4,000, which Bos1 Kelly said could
not be reduced. There is still room for
pruning Ss the estimate for tho expen-
ses, interest, &c., reach $31, 100000 for
the coming year, being an average of
so for the head Of every family. The
appropriation for police is $3, 400, ,74O,
for thetpoblic school So, ,62O, ,O0). and
the public works $3.50, 900. Such
taxation i excessive, and i. g strapps
the citizens shou d have submitted to
II.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03

,ipient steps however have N be t.ksn
VIII this pre- .,,, nouoor.,l
ic Legislature take + .o,s steps : |,
WIZ 10 , ecmpslled to take
mem Ut 'e a, them, The Re-
p.n.hls pu q. members though In
passing any measure Of re-
wan ~ their own votes, are not alto
s' ,.hsr powerless, and they will force
their Democratic colleagues to place
themselves upon record upon this ques-
tion. 1.-THE Democrats do not take tine
Initiative steps to secure increased rep
,esontasion the, Republicans will. In
this connection it will be. interesting TO
note whether Senator Bayard who Is
represented by the Democratic press as
being in favor Of equal aud exact jus
t tics ,e every man, will lift his voice III
e favor of the As, 600 disfranchised oiti-
e zens of New Castle County who have
e no voice in the law. making power 0!
= the State. We shall see.
It The foregoing are the leading reform
+ questions which are pressing them
it selves upon the Legislature. II istru'
y there are many other questions of min
eI or impor tance which will probably
ef take mp much Of the time which shoult
Ir be devoted to the reform measures VI
" haye indicated, but the State would no
ID suffer materially il divorce bills, ditch
ly COW, hog hawk FISH or rat bills were 10
~ passed. A refupding Of the State deD
as al lower rate Of interest would b
=. beneficial, and general overhaulipi
of the State digest is needed, but
er these were not touched, aud the pres
ne ent legislature would ina1gurate b!
~ wise legislation the reforms We hav
i'll outlined in the commencement Of ou
ch article. it would be entitled TO Ii
mt name OF reform legislature and fur
IL ther be entitled 10 the confidence Of th
IN people.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03

At two O'Clock, p. m,
The 70 loplnZ desc. ibed Real Estate, viz:
All that certain tract Of land situate II
BrapdyWino Hundred, New Castle Count
and state OF DelRT are, bounded ana dc
scri bed a' ioilCNs
Beginning In the middle Of the NAaman'
Creek Road at Il corner oi tho part convey 81
t. Thomas l.. Tiliey, thence by a new diyid
Ing tiue, dividing thir iToIn said part, Iori!
" degrees east ia perchos to the line U
Mslch ir klrite g lard, thence by his lin,
north % degrees, west ~ percnts 10 stone
thence by land Uf HlYlne Ruthes tOuth -.
degrees, west lu3 peic GO to a stone, thcnr,
by the s4tae In part, and art OF land OF Jtrr,
Chandler, north - degrees, west % t-ll
perchts 10 stone, thence south sLS degrees
vert party by said HI Is. 1alIoy's othtl
And l0a percEes 10 the church jaue. thCn {
~ the same, south T3 degrees, east ID 4 Il
perches ~ the middle OF kAamans Cree
Road AZORES ~, thence with the middle Of
The same, north IN degrees, east 81 4-l(
perches, north 66h degrees, east 20 percheE
south Il degrees, east n 80 peTches. and
south II degrees. east rerches 10 the place
oi beginning, containing 81 acres, % IeIchC,
OF lhnd more or less with II no dwelling
house, Kitchen, Etone barn, shedding, wagon
house, and ether buildings thereon.
seized and taken In execution as the rrup.
erty OF Thomas J.. Talley, Jr. and to be
sold by PHILIP X. CLARK, sheriu.
eherih's Once, Now Castle, Dec. IS, lss0,
l2A
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
Nav bOOE AND SHOE sr1RE
GEORGE 8. HAGANY

N% lnet oponei ct No 4 " est sixth enoe
WIN 'nil End naaRorabe Et0ck Of all k,pd
oi oo@ md snoaA for laoioa, pentIsn an
nl@es, boys and children. II You want lar
Ta''s N Nood soodR give ~ a cali ~ TIC ID
TT.SFrh
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
NoTIoE'

no annual meeting Of the Farmers Nu
tuAl Fire Insurance Company OF th- state OF
delaware, will be held at tho Ctiile Of the
company In Wilmington, m MONDAY, tie
.Oth day OF January neat, al 10 o'clock, a IN
81 Which time an election Oi5 Managers OF
the Company 'sr the ensuing year win be
hcld ana eyear's interest en- all GsposI
,,', ,o.es VIII be payable. The AGENTS OF the
Conn any are authorized to receives the aus.
Oi members
l.: q. STnTSENBURG Pre.ident
W, A. LAMDTTE. Secretary. l2,T.IEt
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03

<yOIluE.-rHE ANeuAL NJ EETlS0
" OF the Farmers AEsoctauo OF New
Castle county " ~ DO held In the Scond sIory
Of tbo Tell. fayh Building, 81 And MarAet
streets, " iilniug TN, Del, satp fdAy' Jan. l'
1851, at 10 a. IN. dEO, ii. bh'J"N, 800
I2ib..tWh.l.9l-2s3i
Daily Republican., 1881-01-03
ATOiICE.

Nor'0E' Wilmington. r.,.. lee. 90. 80.
Tho annual meeting Of the stock holders o'
the Delaware Test,rn X. X. 60 will he
held o. the ofiice OF the Company. In ttb
city, on Monday, isEua'y l1.h, 1881. At 10
O'Clock, q. m. Tor The eiostion Of seven III
IectCrs and the transs Ion o such other bu
lneBa as u ay come be ore thh III eetlng.
I1G9lbL W. PAL En-, SecrL'ATy.