Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r~. HAMLINE NJ. E. CHURCH, CORNER
twentieth Tneay ana Gven e
g. IL, 3 and O'Clock. 1t*
Meeting ih6sEhASSS ioaakhSW
TUESDAY,, June 30th al Wesley Chapel. 9th and F
interested invited. f''-'' Its
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10 Sdss
ROOM at three O'Clock for the purpose Of attending
tend. tlt*l Z. II. HARNER, sec'y.
[% NOTICE OF DIssobTTl3N: on. o. ,e..
The firm of E. l. TOIsoN 4 Io1'fNG is this day
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Either partner Is authorized to receipt.
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COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The 6oth meeting Of the Association for maknC;
WEDNESDAY. July /. 1885. at o'clock pm, at the
OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION,
917 street northwest, Second Floor.
Shares in the ninth issue may be taken at this
meeting or daily fn sS Fl t. tH p pbra:,dsn
JNO. JOY EDISON. Secretary. je293t
TTJS BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERs.-
Al WembeTs are resuss!ed to be present on
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on Of ocsrs viii Be held Army ha
TEIs DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing between
W. MN trsI BRuGE GKAY and III MARyEYI PAGE under
ally dissolved by the withdrawal of Mr.. GRAY from
Mr. PAGE will continue his office at Rooms As and
47Corcoran Building. and Mr.. GRAY removes to the
northwest corner of 18th and f SITS.
aS 10 ia
Aagner Maddox Attorneys. 462 Louisiana avenue,
with VINO" settlement SS 5 SsSs
[Es NOTICE OF sT9cKHoLDERs iY9 MEET:
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that tie annual meeting Of stockholders for the elee
ten hsa of of dire and for all shall
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Where's it is further provided by section of the
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The hd day fixed in laid section such meeting may be
;snd 1sned 6S ald Gompany after giving tweny days pub
meeting next preceding the day Of holding the
IN daily 9ewspaper Of general circulation published
ington in the district Of Columbia:
And whereas annual meet ng of the stockholders
OCTOBER in the year 1854 neither has any SUCH sScS
holders meeting been held or called since said date
Now therefore, notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned. ID. ID. Mallory, John d. Best and George
Wilder, whS are the bona tde owners and holders of
more than threefOurhs OF all the capital of said
Geneva Gray Copper. Silver and Gold Mining and
Milling Company that a meeting of the Stockholders
Lewis G. Rockwell room 30 Taber Grand Opera House
BLOCK In the city of Denver. ArapahOe county, state
Of Colorado, on MONDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY
OF JULY, 1885, at the hour of TWO O'CLOCK P.
A. Of said day. which meeting of stockholders shall be
held for the purpose Of electing board of directors
for said company. and to take into consideration the
ratification OF certain trustees sale made by Edwin
G. Root. trustee for said company, Aaron w. kel-
losg which sale took place about the 1st day Of
Dec.ulEer 1884 and to transact such other bls
as may properly come before said meeting And all
persons holding stock in said company requested
to be present and participate i'll said meeting.
u. u. MALLORY,
JOHN u. BEST
GEORGE WILDER,
Stockholders
Denver Colorado, June %, 1885. jez0-2Ut
TF~ PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIA-
The most prosperous, profitable and popular Associ-
alton In the city.
Pays the biggest interest, and advances money to
members on the easiest terms.
You can take shares at any time.
Next nieeting WEDNESDAY EVENING, July /,
c. c. DUNcANSON, President
LEWIS ABRAHAM, Vice Pres't.
EDWIN NJ. LAWTON Treasurer
CHARLES BAUM Director.
JOHN COOK, Secretary,
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