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Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-03

August 2-George Peters has gone &c
Utica, n. ", on a business trip.
Hubert Warner and daughter have gone
to Block Island.
Miss May Hubbell of Brooklyn is visit.
ing in town.
Henry Munson, ST., who has recently
passed his eighty -fourth birthday was able
to accompany his family on an excursion
to Glen Island.
Thursday was picnic day. Cloudy,
murky, gloomy! Damp, damper, damp
est Such was the day. But the picnic
was success. A happy crowd of about
$50 people filled the seven cars and
reached High Rock in safety. OF course
justice was done to the fine dinner, and
much interest shown in the various
amusements. In addition to roller skating,
croquet playing and strolls on the rock
and "thro' the glen," there were tub
races, boat, foot and watermelon races.
The strife in all the races WAS between
representatives of the Mt. Carmel and
and Hamden Plains school. The Hamden
Plains school came out ahead in all the
games, although Mt. Carmel church had q
runner there who could have beaten all
competitors, but no one would venture.
In spite of the storm the day was much
enjoyed.
1t was a matter of surprise and pleasure
to see at the picnic Elias Warner, now
over eighty years of age, but as youthful
and buoyant in shirts as ever
Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-03

A large number of New York veterans
left on a special train for Detroit last
night.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-03
CHERRIES

In Marschno very delicious have and just
Fine "Red Hook Creamery Butter in and 10 pack
ages for bn pound prints for 3oc It without doubt
as fine Butter can be made. Old and New Cheese.
Canned Meats in great variety, almost every kind
u Kennedys Fancy Biscuits of LeMarchand Ro-
del, Jockey Club LeMoire and L. A. Price homeless Sar-
dimes; all are of the choicest canning.
Some very old Grow Whiskey Old Port, Madeira.
Three gallon casks Sherry Wine just received direct
S. per gallon remarkable wine for the money
$500 gallon good enough for almost table still
older and higher grades Fine old French Brandes Black
Bass Ales Scotch Aes Dublin Stout
"Liebotschaner Lager $1oo per doz sole agents
for its sale in New Haven
French and California Clarets, Sauternes
JOHNSON & BROTHER,
All and Alb State street, corner of Court.
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On 10 Saratoga, Lake George and
Mount MrGrsgor.!!
A Brilliant Season, 1891.

BY Special Limited Express Trains and Mondays,
weekly, till close Of season,
The fourth leaving NewHaven Monday, Aug 10.
al cost $3.50 for all expenses Of the round IrIp,
which includes board al excellent private houses.
admission to all the splendid parks grand con-
certs, mineral springs. The magnificent hompeii,
promenades, drives. etc, and tickets to Lake
George and Mount McGregor, two OF the most
famous resorts Of the world, can be had at q
small advance. Also TO the Saratoga Races.
Stopping at the Continental. the mammoth Con-
syress Hall, famous Grand Union OF other hotels
will cost 81 extra or more for the trip lsee crcu-
lar)- These splendid trips are given by the Sara
toea Hygela and Recreation Co. and the Housa-
tonic Railroad Get circular promptly for fun
information and book Of Coupon Tickets al ticket
office OF Peck & Bishop, 7o2 Chapel street, and
Housatonic Depot.
iyl6u T. Y. PECK Manager.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-03

M. B. NEWTON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
IS Center Street, New Haven, Conn.
Foreign Exchange and Passage Tickets.
All Securities listed at the New York, Boston
and Philadelphia Stock Exchanges bought and
sold on commission. au3 If
Board of Aldermen.
ITO the Sheriff Of the City of New Haven,
Il greeting:
You are hereby required to warn the Board of
Aldermen of said city to meet at the chamber of
the board in said city on Monday, the Sd day of
August, 1891, at O'Clock p. M
Given under my hand this goth day of July,
1891. JOSEPH B. SARGENT, Mayor.
The foregoing is true copy of the original war
rant. Attest: JAMES F. BRANNAGAN,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-03

Furnished Rooms.
49, 1853 Orange street, two blocks from
#::::I Chapel Modern first class house.
TO RENT,
60 Five rooms on the first floor, steam heat,
FL all modern improvements. Enquire on the
IIQ premises, No. 30 PRINCE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-03
gea1 Estate.

gtHal G8IaIH.
FOR RENT,
| o. Second floors of 242 and "a Cedar street,
@1 jys1 ST. $50 CEDAR STREET.
| Nice Tenement
| # VI nee rooms 70 ' g Franz sad4y STREET.
FOR SALE.
o. One family house, SO Pearl street, mod
E:i;| ern improvements; lot 4ox1sO, well stocked
.@liA with fruit. Inquire on premises. jys7 1T
FOR RENT,
1sA A building three CD stories and base
If; ment, centrally located, well lighted, suit
I'LL able for any manufacturing business:
mhso tt 81 Church street
10 LET.
.sA Brick house No. IL York street. twelve
iH rooms, all modern conveniences; location
wv and neighboEhood p fEst class 1 %s at
ml2tf 1852 Chapel street
FOR SALE,
49, Handsome two family house and barn on
If. leading avenue. ten minutes walk from
.ksk postof1ce; will be sold at bargain:
Building lots near savin Rock at S. and So per
]. H. KEEFE, Exchange Building,
my1 Office open evenings.
FOR SALE,
f7E.sf No. GA James street ; in good order.
MA Price $500; only 81 200 cash.
JOHN. T. SLOAN,
Room z, 1928 Chapel street.
Open evenings. jyes
Houses and ELIGIBLE Building Lots
FOR SALE.
6Ii $3.50 5Ss f &c iaa as at per cent.
JOHN G. PUNDERFORD,
Room 8, Glebe Building,
jy2s (Open evenings) 116 Church street.
Own a Home, $40 a Month
fa:sAA Fourteen already sold.
I'LL. Three more to sell this week.
CALL ON
II. e. BALDWIN,,
d&w Real Estate Agency. s1s Chapel st.
FOR SALE,
- Three two-family houses on Winchester
Fiji avenue Residence on Dwight street;
lssss4 good farm in Orange, one in Woodbridge.
Rg;ng lots on West dGgs and 0ak
Evergreen cemetery. RENTS-Two good farms
in Woodbridge. Rents in various sections OF the
city. Care of property specially. Rents
collected. Fire and life insurance.
G. E. JUDSON, No. 40 Church street,
mel Hoadley Building, Room 8.
FOR SALE,
TA Two houses in Westville, near Elm
All House are well rented, and are now rent
ILL. ed to pay at least per cent. net profit.
For particulars call at
MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
je2O 75s Chapel Street.
FOR SALE,
f6=sst Farms, houses and lots, 10 different
@;i parts of the city and out of the city, on
.@AA easy terms.
A grocery business, all in running ORDER and
meat market corner store, in a business part OF
city; good opportunity. TERMS EASY.
Money to Loan on Real Estate
$4,000.
RENT-A few good rents and rents collected.
Call at 50 Church Street,
Room No. 8, Benedict's Building.
IL. r. COMSTOCk & co. |
Office Open Evenings.
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WENT UP IN FLAME.
A Loss of $4,000 by the Fire
Oh Gold Street.

The CALL had the only account OF the
fire at o'clock yesterday morning on Gold
street, in the building once occupied by the
Genesee Flonring-mills, but more recently
by the Empire Wool Company for its shod-
dy-mill and by the NJ. T. Davis pulyerizinr-
mill.
Even though the response by the depart
ment was very prompt, by the time it ar
rived the fire had gained full Roadway and
the entire building was mass of seething,
roaring flame, which was pouring through
the roof, due to the fact that it could fad no
outlet through the windows. which were
closed with iron shutters.
Streams of water were soon pouring upon
the building on fire and those adjacent TO it
to try and confine the flames to the one
building, and in this the department was
successful The buildings. 7l3 to 719 San
some street, occupied by the Phoenix White
Leaq ana Color Company, form an IL with
the Empire Wool Company Building and are
connected by a frame structure, which
burned away, without, however, doing much
damage to the buildings on Sansome street.
On account of the firemen having to use
tnls passage for the hose some damage re-
suited from water. By o'clock the fire
was under control, and some of the engines
commenced to return. IL is the general
opinion that the fire was caused by spon-
taneous combustion, as several bales of
rags had to be thrown out and saturated
with water the day before, but when the
place was closed at night every thing was
thought to he safe.
AS the building is iron-shuttered there is
no knowing how long the fire had smol-
dered ere it burst into flames, consuming
the roof and securing vent. The build
ings on Gold and SanSome streets which
were burned were the property of Henry
CoulbrOuth, and were covered by insur-
ance, as were the goods of the Phoenix
White Lead and Color Company and the
Empire Wool Company.
The stock of the Davis Pulverizing Com
pany was uninsured, he having refused to
accept the quoted rates only day or so be-
fore. The total loss is estimated to be
about $50, 0O0-S14, 900 on the buildings and
SIG. 600 ON the cOntentS
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Leo XIII speaks English, German and
French.
Belgium's Queen is clever sleight-of-
hand performer.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and little Ruth are
rusticatihg at Buzzards Bay.
William l.. jackson, the new Secretary
for Ireland, is a tanner by trade.
No matter how late it is Mr.. Gladstone al
ways reads an hour before he goes to bed.
Notwithstanding his advanced age, Pro-
feSsor NiTchOw works eighteen hours daily.
Miss de We're, a New York soprano, re-
ceives 5000 a year for her vocal efforts iu a
fashionable church.
Charles Kngsley's widow, who lives at
bennington, England, was recently reported
as being critically i'll.
Governor Boies of Iowa Is native of
New York. He started West for wealth
with only few cents in his pocket.
The Emperor of Austria wears more titles
and is the bearer of more feudal and family
coguomens than any other reigning sovereign
in Europe.
Ex-Governor Waller of Connecticut can
dash off letters at fifty words to the minute
and at the same time keep up q running
conversation.
Colonel Robert Ingersoll is aging, and
when his hat is removed his bald head is re-
vealed, smooth and shining. with just a
fringe of white hair.
Emelis Rives Chanler is to have studio
building erected al her rural home in Vir-
ginia, Castle HILL" designs therefor hav-
ing been completed by Richmond archi-
tect.
Mrs. Cation, the sister of the President,
who was thrown from carriage in Indiana
last summer, while General Harrison was
in California, is now visiting at the White
House.
The first flag of stars and stripes was
made for the United States Army by
Quakeress named Be.sey Ross. in n little
brick building still standing on Arch street,
above Second, in Philadelphia.
Chief Justice Eolt OF Kentucky has
double who not only looks like him, but has
the same name. Unfortunately everybody
doesn't know this and Justice Holt fire.
quently finds that he has been credited with
registering in places he never thought of
visiting.
One of the best friends of the jewelers.
was the Princess de Metternich when she
was young and the leader of European
fashionable life. She not only owned n
matchless collection OF precious stones with
which her robes OF state were made to scih.
tillate with brilliant light. but she was in
the habit OF having many of them reset
every season so as to make them harmonizs
with the changes OF style and Tho exigences
Of fashion.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


CULVER HILL MINING GENERALIZATION
- OF principal place of business. San Francisco,
California; location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey
County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board OF Directors. held the 18th day OF No
yemper 1891, an assessment mo. 29) OF ten cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable immediately in United States
gold coin to the Secretary. at the office of The
pany Room 20. Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery
ST., San Francisco, Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10th day of December. 1891
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
anction and, unless payment is made before VIII be
sold on UESDAY, the 9th day of January, 1892.
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising aud expenses OF sale BY order
OF the Board OF Directors.
ID. c. BATES Secretary.
Onice-Room 10, Nevada Block, 700 Montgomery
ST., san FRANCISCO, California nol3 I'd
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Bnilders, Contracts.

Albert Gallatin with John Mccarthy brick anC
stone work n. line of Jackson St, 1876 w. OF
Scott; S70S4.
GeSelSchatt Teutonis with F. L. Hansen, altera-
lions and additions on w cor of Howard ST. aud
Washing ton ave-: $2S70.
William Lindof with NJ J. Feely, TO build one
story frame building E. IIue OF Baser ST.. 100 "
OF Grove; $l9I0.
Golden Gate Park Commissioners with Willis
ort on TO build 2-Story fraT0e building IN center
of o cean boulevard. Golden Gate Park ST7Sa
Katherine de Baumford with McPhee IL Bailey
to build 2story frame building on \. line OF Clip
per ST., $50 w. OF Diamond: SlI35.
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kOOEING.


pEADY ROOFING COMPANY Cos CLAY ST.
~ Room asphaltnm work done at short nOtIce:
"oth "arrahteu 10 years. oc22 lin
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O10OO HERE YOU HAVE IT; l35xlOO;
IplOOO. elegant corner: South Berkeley 21a
blocks from electric road just think of it, less than
81 90 per front foot for choice corner; terms.
$3.50 cash, balance to suit purchaser. CLOUGH b
BAKER. 400 Ninth ST., Oakland. nos lat
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STQKAliE.

k'uRNITURE, TRUNKS. PIANOS. ETC. CARED
4 Tor and stored reasonable: advances made.
LIEBES' Pioneer Storage Co., $40 Stockton. 9tf
E'IRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
= o8Z-644 Mission ST. CHAS. l.. TAYLOR iy3 u
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ALAMEDA COUNTY.

ALAMEDA COUNTY.
L. johnson to j. c. Plunkett lot on Sc cor
of Clinton ave. and Sherman St., L. to line
dividing Fitch and Hubbard tracts, s. to
sherman, N.to beg. Alameda....... 49,.
W. Daunheim and II. L. Ellis and wife to
same, all interest in same, Alameda. .....-
G. l.. Babcock and A. L. COgswelI, center
Walsworth ave, at L. cor, of lot l, Walls
worth l00-acre tract NV. 1888 chains
and $50 chains to n. cor. of said lot,
along creek. etc, to center Waisworth ave-,
NE 70 beg. acres. in correction. Oakland.
l. Peterson and wife to s. heegan, lot on S.
line of Third ST., 90 E. OF Linden, L. 25x
ga, Oakland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
P. n. Blankenship to L. and \. Blankenshlp,
lot on L. line OF Telegraph ave-, IS y. or
Merrimac St. n. 5OIl25, Oakland .........
J. I. Davis and wife to j. W. Long lot 10,
Block l34, corrected map, Avery Tract,
Il. p. Pinney and wife TO I. Anderson wife
of A. p. lot 29, Block A, HeaId Twenty
third-aye. Tract, Brooklyn Township.
L. Kriechbaum to Z. NJ Gibson, lot on w.
Hue of Market ST.. 200 y. of twenty
eighth, n. 5Uxl25. Oakland.
E. NJ. Gibson and wife to L. Kriechbaum. 30
acres on Moraga road and Temescal Creek,
Brooklyn Township. ......................
J. b. Cook and h. Morgenstern TO NJ Werlich
Swife, Of W. e. LOT on 5: line Of Clement
100, Quitciaim, Alameda. Observation-Disclosures.
r. Duffy TO P. Duffy and J. Stutz. lot on
NV. cor. of plat SIS and Maxwell Tract, N.
4s5 by w. 10 links, quitciaim, Oakland
j. CusIin to wife, G.. lot on W. line OF Hilbert
St. $50 S. of Thirty second; 5. 25Kl25,
J. p. Mccarthy and i. Boegle and wives to
n. Kline (wife of +. W.. lot !, Block 4,
Golden Gate Tract, Oakland Township.
W. Mcfarland Greer to his wife. NJ. lot C,
Block %. Alameda Park Homestead, Ala
meud
C. Howard to e. OMEN, lot Z, Block e, re-
subdivision Weston Tract. Oakland Town
ship. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
E b. DunnIng and wife to W. S. Jacobs, lot
on n. line of Santa Clara ave, 126:2Ha
w. from Pearl, w. 50Xl45 %, Alameda.
r. g. Bush to c. +. Young, lots 8 and 8,
Block b, James Tract, Berkeley ............
7. ID. Hardenberg TO f. v. Paget. lot on NE.
cor. Cameron and Winter SIS, n. 40 TO
Milbury by 10, Cameron Tract, quit
claim. East Oakland Observation-Disclosures.
W. w. Britton to J. de Fremery, lot en- N.
line OF Third St, rs W. of Broadway, w.
~ :6xIOO, Oakland
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L. A. JENNINGS g. CO., GENERAL CON-
tractors. painting. paper hanging. whitening,
paStering, carpenter work etc, S62 Mission ST.,
doors cast OF Fifth. s. f. se27 BIN
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GEO CASH FOR A HOME. BALANCE PAY-
PoO able monthly; the best yet: Broom house;
Street nnlshed; near cars; come ana us at once
II. NJ. CAMERON. 479 Ninth ST., Oakland. no2I st
GSDS0 FOR SALE AT LESS THAN MAR
Oc-oO. ket value Of land alone; cottage 6
rooms; bath; lot 6Sx10U; blocks north of Seventh
81. A j. TAFT. 1904 Seventh St, Center Station
Oahlanu. uo2O
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Dan Enstein and wife TO Frank Ubhaus. lot
on T. line OF Noe ST., 81 5. OF Alvarado S.
Matteo Gotelii to Davde Goteiii, lot on W
line Of Sonoma place, 1875 S. of Union St.,
Mary J. Little to Jessie Brown lot on W.
line OF Shotwell St. $50 n. OF Eighteenth,
Mary j. Little to Jessie Brown, lot on n
line OF Seventeenth St, 200 T. OF Dolores.
L 70; \; lS7, W. 70. 5. l2s. to beg. ;;....-.- G
Lewis NJ Yoder and wife to Mariana Horton,
lot on Sc. cor. Of Cough and Greenwich
sts, I. 272265, Sw; 1890, Sc. 1875. Sw.
SW 4S, w. 2.9l, thence ll9 L. to Deg.....,
Jere 7: Burke to L. NJ. Yoder, same...........
lot on W. line OF X St, l07 % E. of Twelfth
ave, T. 25Il0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
William E. Allen and wife to George Grimm
and wife, lot on NV line OF Athens ST..
$50 NE. OF India ave-, NE. 50x10O..........
j. Heyman and wife TO Thomas j. Hume. lot
N. j. Ashton ct al. 10 T. Hunter. lot on n. line
OF I St, l32 IS w. of FoIty-second ave, w.
,751lO0 and other pieces..,...,...........
b. Kelsey to James c. Pennie, lot on w. line
OF Twentieth ave-, 80 y. OF Lake St, n.
2O9, NV. III, >. go, i. l20................ 2
James c. Pennie to Elizabeth F. Coad ct AL.
Mary A. Fafger TO Gabriel BaIietto. lot on n.
line of Henry St. 252 w. OF Toe w 26xll5
+. A. Beckett and wife to Edward Scott, lot
on n. line OF X ST., lO7:6 E. OF Twelfth
Charles Page and wife to George Asmussen
lot on K. line OF Capp st, 25 y. OF Twenty
fourth, \. rs, E. 1926 s. 70, SW. 20 to
uSS
John Comfy to Emma II. Couly, lot n. Iiue
of Post ST., liz: IS W. OF Fierce, w. 25I
=
Monroe Greenwood and wife TO John H.
Loeber, lot Oh L. line of Fourth ave-. 1925
n. OF Clement ST., \. 25x120. ............... 10
w. S. Hobart and wife 10 Golden Gate Build
ing Association, lot on $. line of suffer ST.,
9l:S T. of Taylor L. u :7x137 :6...........
II. A. Borrman to j. C. norman lot on w
line OF Thirty-second ave, IFS n. OF St..
n. 75xIOO Observation-Disclosures. 8
George Whttell and wife to Il. JooSt and
vi ln- nF Un.w arh
teenth sts., $. 75X95, and other pieces. 80.
B. JoOSt and wife to John A. Buck ct AL
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ClGNS. PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
~ hasging. tnting and decorating: wholesale and
retail dealers In paints oils, glass; brushes var
nlsheS MCRAE u DUANE, 20o, 2O7 Fourth. ~ 6m
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&S0SH WORTH $4,000: GOLDEN GATE
&O-OO ave, bet. Laguaa and Buchanan sts.;
- ;6xl2o. Improved. For sale by NJ. b. LEVY, 49,
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G1TSO FILLMORE ST.. BET POST AND
WI w. Geary; business property: very good
barg ain. For sale by NJ. b. LEVY. 432 California
street,
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ALSO
GSS00 STEINER ST. NEAR GEARY: RESI-
UoOOo. dence rooms ana bath. for cash or
monthly installments. For sale by NJ. Is. LEVY,
432 California St
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

goo PER MONTH.
GC- SECURE HOME.
See those cottages with all mrdern conveniences,
on Douglass St. between Gath and Jersey For
sale by VI. b. LEVY, 49, California ST.. near Mont
gomery.
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ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED COFFEE PAR
- lerS IN the city; this is a bargain. CARNALL-
HOPKINS co. Com Agency Dept, 624 Market
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(TEaW WORKS AND MILLINERY-STORE; AN
- Old estahl shed place: fue location; cheaD AR
NALL-hoPhINS co. Com. Agency Dept, 624 Mar
X
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Ge00l RESIDENCE on WEBSTER ST:
pOOOO. line neghborhood. For sale by NJ. B.
LEVY. fS2 Callfornia ST. nn2l 2t
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LORIN REAL ESTATE.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

TOR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
inquire OF w. c. MORAN, Lorln. Take Berkeley
train Sunday engagements. no6 I'm
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADyERTISEN ,S0
- subscriptions received at the Oakland BrancS
olnce OF IHE MORNING CALL 9O2 Broadway
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CHoLLAR MINING GENERALIZATION OF
fornia: location of works. Virginia Storey County,
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Hoard OF Directors held the 26th day of October
1891, an assessment (No. BY OF fifty cents (5Oc)
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation. payable Immediately in United States
gold coin to he Secretary, at tie Office OF COM
pany, Room 40, Nevada Block, No. 3O9 Montgom.
cry St. san Francisco, California
Any stock upon which tl'is assessment shall re-
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale pub.
lie auction: aud unless payment made before Will
be sold on TUESDAY. tho ed day of December
1891, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs of advertising and expenses OF sale
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
CHAS L. ELLIOT, Secretary.
omce-Room 10. Nevada Block, No. 500 Mont
gomery ST., San Francisco, California oc27 I'd
Il ENTUCK CONSOLIDATED MINING COM.
~ pany-Locat,on of principal place OF business
San Francisco, Cal. Location OF WORKS Gold Hui
Storey County, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the 26th day OF October
1891, an assessment (No. y OF fifteen o) cents per
share was levied upon tho capital stock OF the
poration. payable immediately in United States
gold coin. to the Secretary at the ONCE Of the
pany, 3lo Pine street. Rooms 10 acd II, San Fran
cisco. Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
1891, will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at pubIs auction. and unless payment is made
before, Will BIO sold on WEDNESDAY,. the 23d day
OF December 1891 to pay tho delinquent assessment
together with costs of advertising expenses Of
sale BY order OF tho Board OF directors
oface-s1o Pine street. Rooms is and II. San
Franciaco Cal. or27 I'd
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NhDII IAhINfh WANTED n WOOD, Coz r.
- Wv. bay. grain aud feed business; large
Yards, buildings, ONCE etc; good horses, wag-
rls; Jul. stock; exceedingly large and extensive
trade. established many years; clearing $50 per
lLo-tAf REM almost nominal, with lease: stalls
All rented; one Of the very best locations In the
cry every thing convenient and wen ada pted for
the trade; Is grand chance for active industrious
N9rai.- man. GEO. STEW ART. l&5 kearnY =. IN