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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-19

MONEY saved by calling on II. E. HILL
MAN s CO. for the next sixty days. No.
rs Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-19
SrEINwAY Piano
for sale cheap.
F. w. BANNER q Go.
MONEY saved by buying your Jewelry
Mt II, Z. HtLLaiAN,& CO.'S.

Half Price.
We have decided, owing to the
crowded condition OF our cloak and suit
room, that we will offer our entire
stock OF these goods at SOC on tho dol
lar, so call quick. H. EMsHEntER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-19
F. W. BANNER & Co.
are offering ~.
q choice sample Piano.
STERLING sILvER ooFFEE sPooNs.

6Oc,, 7Sc., and SI.OO each for sterling
silver Coffee Spoons. 200 new ones will BIO
opened ''' l. G. DILLON s CO.,
Sllyersmitlis.
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UNDERTAKING.
nv Main Street.

ALHx FRnW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-19

HB- The best place to buy Holiday
Goods and at lowest prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-19

First ward-Dr. @. F. Ulrich.
Second-H. @. Richards.
Third-W. II. Haller.
Fourth-James McAdams.
Fifth-Dr. a. F. Gasmire.
slxth-Louis Harpfer.
seventh-C. A. Robinson.
Eighth-Charles Kalbitzer.
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First Branch-Dr G. +. ulrich, 2sl.
Second Branch-Alexander Frew, 1917; Theo-
dorei Roller, 10: william Muegge, %; Edward
Elliott, $50; John G. Kline, l04; Charles Y.
Joseph Hedges, II: J. @. Habertleld, IS; David
Guttnan, IS; Charles Becker, 4s; Thomas Eelau,
IS; John Dougherty, IS,
Executive Committee i Jacob Kindleberger,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-23
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Queen Victoria is one of those few people
now living who knew Sir Walter Scott per-
sOnally.
The Bey of Tunis has the grip. If Sid
Ali PaSha is as unamiable as usual the grip
has not shown much. common sense in max
ing his close acquaintance.
The oldest Unitarian minister now living
is probably Rev. Thomas Treadwen Stone,
ID. d., of Providence. who completed his
ninety-frst year last week.
Queens County, Nova Scotia, has elected
Frank q. Forbes, Liberal, TO the Dominion
Parliament on platform of unrestricted
reciprocity with the United States.
The remains of the late Henry w. Grady
were recently removed from Oakland Gem
etery, in Atlanta, their temporary resting
place. to the fine white marble vault erected
by Mrs, Grady in WeStYeW Cemetery.
ROSSni's centenary occurs on February
90 and the day will be extensively observed
in the large Italian cities. Venice, where
ten of the maestrO's operas were first intro
duced to the public, " Ill have water festi-
val.
The sword and bloody dagger taken from
the Dcdy Of James ~ of Scotland on Flod-
den Field are, with Queen Vctoria's per-
mission, to be deposited in the restored
Parliament Hall in Edinburgh. 1t was
from the fortress in that city that the un-
fortunate monarch volunteered forth to the
battle in which he was slain.
Probably the most magnificent compl-
mentary present ever received by a Euro
pean sovereign is the Emperor of Austria's
silver wedding gift to the Gar 1t consists
OF dinner service Of solid silver, superbly
wrought and chased, each piece bearing an
imperial eagle. The service is for twenty
four persons, and there are $50 pieces.
Louise POmeroy, who is now playing the
minor parts IN a travelling theatrical COM
pany, is q striking instance of the muta-
lions Of fortune. Twenty years ago she
was the bride of Brick" Pomeroy. and
had received from him as a wedding gift an
opera house valued at $4,000. Mrs Pom
eroy is now the wife of the actor Arthur
Elliott.
SpurgeOn used to employ help in prepar-
ing some of his sermons aud addresses. 1t
is related that a gentleman who freQuented
the British Museum used to find another
man continually examining volumes of the
fathers and the Puritan diyines. One day
the first Of these visitors said: II suppose,
sir, you are preparing some work of great
research" "Ob," said the other, don't
you know who | am? | am SpurgeOn's
man. l have to get up for him all the most
telling anecdotes from old or not generally
accessible books"
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$4,000 policies on the life of her husband.
True, she had $4,000 invested IN the
Riverside Rolling-mill Company, but tate
seemed to follow her. and the failure Of
that concern wiped out the last vesuge oil
the snug little fortune she enjoyed. nat
is one reason why the outcome OF the mar
per Baldwin case, which Is awaiting decl-
sion in The Circuit Court, means so much 10
her She sues on the famous n0te gwen
her husband 20 cover up his shortage III
bank. Harper afterward bought the paper
and gave it TO his wife $50 she SAYS Ior
money which she gave him out Of her phi
yate funds, which grew from an oriGlnal
sum of $1,000 to $4,000 in one year under
the magical care Of her speculative husband.
The Court Of Common Pleas ordered MIS-.
HARPER to surrender this note to the trustee
for Harpet's creditors. The case on appeal
was heard in the Circuit Court the other
day. II Mrs. Harper wins she Will be once
again IN easy circumstances.
People have wondered at the outbreak OF
sorrow from Harper when he learned
the President refused to grant his applica-
ton for pardon. Harper knows ful we'll
the financial circumstances of his wife, and
he wishes to go to her assistance. Mrs
Harper is living in Hartwell. She sticks to
her husband with a degree of tenacity and
love that COmpels admiration
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LOUIS DAVIS SUICIDE.
lie Kicked the Barrel From Under Him
and Let Himself Drop.
Newman IrIbune-

He Kicked the Barrel From Under Him
aud Let Himself Drop.
Newman Tribune.
Thursday morning Tom Williams and
Frank Mills were on their road to Hills
Ferry, and as they passed the shanty Of
Louis Davis on Newmsn's place, a quarter
of a mile east Of town, they saw through
the window a man hanging from the ceiling
and upon further Investigation found he
was dead.
The manner In which he committed
suicide showed an extra amount of nerve.
The ceiling Ct the room is about nine feet
high In the center of the ceiling was a
hole about six incnes in diameter for
stOyepipe. Over this hole he had placed a
piece Of scanJling with a short chain around
the center. To the chain was a piece of
rope that Topped around his neck. He had
evidently used an old sugar barrel. which
was In the room, to stand on while con-
structng the galows, aud when all was
ready kicked the barrel from under him
and let himself drop, not 70 exceed fifteen
inches.
1t was learned that this was the third or
fourth time he had attempted suicide. He
had been drunk for the past ten days and it
is quite likely that he was under the in
fuence Of liquor when he came to his
death.
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This elegant.piece OF business property is in the
very center OF our growing business district and Is
enhancing IN value very rapidly; It's future is
tainy as hatterng as piece Of property in THIS
growing city. The property is at present covered
by four az 2-storY dwellings. which can at rea-
sOnaOle sum, be raised ana atered so that five
stores can be utilized on the street front which Will
rent at full prices. This property is certainly
chance In lifetime and should command the at
tentiOn OF all parties looking for Investment
speculative properties. The present rental IS $3.50
per month, and can readily be arranged TO pay at
least $500 TO $500 per month.
Lot 81 20 feet OFarrelI ST. BY y IS feet on Tay.
Tor; lot 80 :6x7Z g feet.
TERMS-CASH we can obtain, If desired a
mortgage FOR oEe-haf the purchase price: interest
per cent per annum.
Capitalists please examine this choice piece Of
business property.
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LONG JOHN WENTWORTH.
How lie Got Even, when Lad, Win
an Extortionate Hotel Keeper.


Something like sixty wears ag0-along In
the thirties-a tall, Green County lad APP
piled for nights lodging in an Ohio tavern.
He was not at all prep2ssessing-thI young
man-tor he was awkward. bashful and not
inclined 10 be sociable with those whom he
met in the little inn, His hands, like pair
of snail hams, hung by his sides, restlessly
seeking some place wherein to hide their
unc0uth Oatlinas.
II was about 9 o'clock at night that this
young man applied t. the landlord for bed
wheTe0n to rest his weary bones. Dunno
as / have get anything that will 1T YOU, my
young friend" said mine host who was
lengthy specimen. Must be over feet q,
ell? We don't build tavernS out II TINS
country for men the size O yOu."
GIVE me anything" said the lad. But
be quick about il. Pm in hurry to so 10
sleep. ! must get up early IN the morning
and be of %"
Tie elongated stranger-he was feet Z
Inches in height-Was shown to a second
story bedroom and with a talow dip he was
left alone with his thoughts. The next
morning the young man arose before day
light, ate his breakfast and called Ter his
bill
Three dollars" said the landlord, wink
ing at some of his cronies, who were sitting
about the big CRATE FIRE.
"Three dollars. - gasped the young giant
"Aud bows Ihat2 Thought your charges
were 81 80 for lodging ana breakfast
$50 they are, my young friend. said the
b0niface blaDdly, "bu, you're double length,
SO ! have 20 charge you double price.
THAT II, ea?' replied The lad c0olly, not
at all disconcerted. rs might have been ex-
peeted, by tie guttaw that rang through the
room. "Nea, / nave bill against YOU.
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DIR. DOUGLAS STRANGE Will.
Very Odd Requests From a Famous Ole
TresbTtsrian Minister.



The will of tile late DR.. John Douglas,
attorney-at-law and Presbyterian minister.
has been fled for probate. The instrument
IS an odl one After declaring it bis last
VIII, etc, he says:
81 eve no man anything and have no
debts. l direct and positively order that
the expenses OF my burial shall not exceed
So, and that my coffin shall be made Of
plain boards, without adornment or decora-
ton Of any kind.
"As l believe in the Lord Jesus Christ.
the blessed Son of God, for salvation, aud
that men are saved when alive, it will not
be neces sary to hold religious exercises over
MY body.
NO monument Of iron, stone, wood, brass
or any other material shall be erected over
my grave, or any place else"
The testat0r next bequeathed $4,000 10 his
son, Robert II. Douglas; also, has lot 10 the
Allegheny Cemetery. In regard to the lot
he says But no stone, wood or brass shall
tell 10 whom il belongs or who is buried
there, and the stones there now must be al
lowed to CTumble into dust and never be re-
placed"
He gives $1,000 each to his four daughters
and divides the residue OF his estate among
them. The will is dated May 20, 1891, and
his daughters are appOinte executors
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A TIRED HEART.

Sometimes l cry; " Oh give my tired heart resti
tits 50 weary OF the throb and pain
or flowing. weary OF the stress ana strain
az care for others. Pluck love from IT, lest
II faint beneath the burden on &c pressed;
As one tIseS work away from hand or brain,
Saving. Rest a little, then " ora on again
so take love from this thing within ny breast
GIVE It from all its struggles glad release;
Calm its wild beats aud sOOthe its restless cry
Then TO myself any tired heart made reply;
30 foolish one Shou q all my loving cease
Thou wuuliSt have rest rs clods ana stones nave
peace,
IsIeless iuert-for without love die"
BESSIE CHASD ER, ia the century
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other war-ships at that point and when the
party returned to the city the children, al
though well tired out. were we'll pleased
tn their outing.
The departures were the steamer Santa
Rosa for san Diego, and the British ship
Sierra Lucena for Queenstown.
THE WEATHER.
The weather outside the heads yesterday
was thick, with six-knot breeze from the
west. The barometer stood 1920.
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To Dc continued.
MRS. HARPER'S PLIGHT.

Her MisfortUnes a Sad Feature or the
Great Bank Crash.
Cincinnati Enquirer
People who are intimate with Mrs. Har-
Der, wife of the imprisoned Vice President
Of the Inflated Fidelity Bank, will agree
with the statement that the saddest result
Of the crash Of the bank and the expose of
her husbands Wild and disastrous specula-
lions is the fact that she is now engaged in
the battle Of existence for the main tenance
Of herself and their two children. So far as
Mrs. Harper is concerned all of Harper's
money was sunk with the balance of the
failure. His wild specuations did not
make provisions for the support of the wife
of his bosom. Only few days ago she was
compelled to part with two Of the FIVE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-23
DELISoUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINUUENT SALE NOTICE-USION CON.
IL sOudaTed Silver Mining Company Location
OF principal place of business, San Francisco Cat
Location OF works Virginia Mining District, STOREY
County New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment NO 451,
levied the sixth (dth) day Of January 1894
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
RESPECTIVE sharel0Iders, as fOILOWs:
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"His Thoughts shlvered."

ALU5u TUMUITUpIC
II Southern California mountains were
always as deeply snow clad as they were
Monday mo rn1g she would have no rival
in the world for scenic beauty. Filing back
from the green valley in successive tiers,
bank upon bank like a celestial terrace, the
grand snowy chain seemed too vast for this
earth, but lifted up by some far-away con-
tinent Of another world. Near by ranges
were fringed with pine trees covered with
SNOW, as if vast fields Of pampas pumes
had sprung up from snowy bed; and
while one viewed the grand scene his
thoughts shivered, although he were bathed
in the balmy sunshine and famed by the
warm breath Of a perpetual spring
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - OCCIDENTAL
II Consolidated Mining Company. Location Of
princiDal place Of business San Francisco. Cal;
location OF works. Silver star MiEug District,
Storey County. New.
NOtice-Thcre are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account of assessment (NO. 81
levied on the TN day of January, 1892 the sew
eTa amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
i've sharehOId rs. as follows:
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THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
Stories That Are Told About the Grea
Crush INT Ihere Was There.

Stories That Are Told About the Great
Crush That There vas There.
The following stories anent the recent re
ception given by President and Mrs. Harri-
son h the White House are from a Wash
inEton correspondent to an Eastern Journal
Some II tie stories relate TO serious mis-
haps to persons and clothing and others are
amusing Nj Paul Desprez, the handsome
First Secretary Of Tie French Legation, is
the proud pOssessor Of the decoration known
as tie Order Il Tuuis. which he pinned
upon lis breast before going to the White
House When the crush was at is height
be suddenly missed his order and notified
the usher5 and servants OF his loss. 4
search was begun, but 10 was unava ling
for some time and Mr. DespreZ was on the
point If notifying the police when, being
in q more than usually crowded corner Of
the room, be was i0stled against hand
some woman in front OF him. Raising his
eyes to hers 10 apologize for bis apparent
mistake be discovered his missing Jewel
caught in her luXuriaut hair Mr.. DespTrZ
politely called the lady's attention 70 her
new decoration and she surrendered it with
q blush and an expression Of wonder as TO
how in the world 1t ever got caught IN her
tresses.
The wife Of a new Western Senator Is
telling her friends another humorous incl
dent. She, with a PARTY Of friends. were,
like hundreds Of other guests absolutely
unable to reach the dTessing-rOom5 after
gaining entrance to the White House.
They were undecided what to do, when one
Of the party spIed bundle of wraps in the
corner, aud suggested that they all add
theirs to the pile This was agreed o., and
the three ladies removed their carriage hats
and clOaks and threw them on the heap Of
clothing in the corner AS the last garment
fell into place the heap Of clothing, which
happened TO be another Senator's wife
tying her shoe, Indignantly arose and de-
manded an explanation. This action showed
the absurd mistake that had been made,
and tie whole party lost their embarrass-
ment in an outbUrst Of laughter They
were hardly clear in their own minds, how
ever, as to " no was the real victim Of the
Ia
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M. ]. SIMMONS, AUGT!ONEER,
WILL SELL TOMORROW,
We dnesday................F February "a, 1872
AtlI O'Clock a. NJ, at
1916 MARKET ST, BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH,

49,. BY CATALOGUE -.
The Rich and Elegant ParlOr, Bed and
Drawing Room Furniture, Grand Upright
Piano, Magnificent Odd Upholstery,
Splendid Mantel Mirrors, Wilton, Body
Brussels Carpets, Fine China, Glass and
silver Ware, Removed from the Resia-
dence OF MT. ID. j. ferry,
Comprising Extra Fine Concert Grand UPRIGHT
Piano: Magnificent Louis XVI and Queen Anne
Drawing-room and ParlOr Upholstery; Extra Sofas,
Divans Reception and Conversation Chairs In Per
sian Plush aud satin Brocatelle OF the Newest De-
signs manufactured by Bume ~ tlnkle; one Ele-
CANT Bronze Mantel Set; Fine Eugravines Richly
Framed XVI Century Antique Oak aud Walnut u d.
room Sets, with Fine French Plate Mirrors; Fine
Plate Glass Front FOldtng-beds; ChitOnlers ana
WarirObes Fine Down Pillows, Blankets and other
Bedding: Massive Handcaryed french Walnut
SIdeUOard, with Italian Marble Iop; Pillar Extern
sion Table. with Maroon Leather DiningTOom
Chairs TO match; Fine Table Linen Bed and O. p
per Lounges; bookcases; Library and other Fancy
tables; DOuble-dccker Medallion Range with por-
celain fixtures: Kitchen Furniture aud general
variety OF household furniture too numerous 10
mention, being the contents Of an elegantly iur-
nshed l2rOOm residence aud in condition almost
new, having been in use about one year
The above goods are on exhibition.
fell 2t j. SIMMONS. Auctioneer.
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And IN accOrdanoe WITH law ana an order from
the Board OF Directors made on the 9Th day OF
suiy, 1891, so many shares of each parcel of such
took as may be necessary VIII be sold at public
Gction at the ONCE OF the company. Room 8. Sill
Ssnsoms ST., San Francisco. Cal, on Monday. the
ith day Of September, 1891, at the hour Of IL
o'clock NJ. OF said day, to pay said delinquent A.
BASEMENT thereon. together with costs Of advsrsIS
Ang and expenses OF sale
ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary.
OGacs-Eoom 9, 211 Sanson.e ST., San Francisco
Cal
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p0arPOAEMENr.

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF TIL
Cruikshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Monday, October s. 1897, st !.
O'Clock noon at the Office OF the Company. Room 8
No 2II sansOne street, San Francisco Cal. BY
order OF the Board OF Directors,
ERNEST j, KOCH Secretary.
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nnSrpnhENnENr-

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
i the CruIKshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Wednesday, November 4, 1891, as
IL o'clock noon. at the oGlce or the Company, Room
g. No 2lt SansOme street. san Francisco, Cal. BY
order OF the Board OF Directors
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary
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Aud IN accordance with law, aad an order OF
the Board OF Directors, made on the Ilth day Of
January, 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction at the office OF the company, Room y o.
20, Nevada Block, 500 ntgOmety street, san
Francisco. CAL on fhu sday. the lJth day OF
Mar h. 1891 at the hour Of 2 O'Clock P N. or
said day TO pay said delinquent assessment there
or. together with costs OF advertising ana expenses
Of sale. ALFRED DtktkOW secretary.
Omce-Room 60. Nevada Block, 3Os Montgomery
street. san Francisco. Cal. ttl9 I'd
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Ca storia.
When she was Child, she cried for CastorIa.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
Whensheha Children, she gave them Castoria.
ais ~ SaTuTh
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7osTPONEMENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
i the CruikshRuk Gold Mining Company is her eby
postponed until Friday, December 4, 1891 at 3
o'clock noon, at the of1ce OF the company Room g.
No. 2ll SansOme ST., San Francisco Cal by order
Of the Board OF Directors.
LoA I'd ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
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DFIINoUENT SAFE; NOrTCEs

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-CHOLLAR MIN
- ing Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, san francisco, California; location Of
works Virginia, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice. here IS delinquent upon the following
described stock account OF Assessment (NO. 32),
levied on the 8th day OF January, 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. as fOlloWs:
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE

Stock of a Millinery and Dry-GOOdS Store.
NJ. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Tuesday, February -, at o'clock +. NJ.
at 1857 Mar It : tr ct between sixth anu
Seyet tn, The IntIrc stock OF a Millinery
and Dry-Goods store, Removed to Our
SaIesroom for Convenience OF sale,
.CONSIsTISG Is PART Or.
A large line OF Trimmed aud Uutrlmmed Hats ana
Bouuets; Feathers Flowers; Ornaments; irish
Linen Table Covers; Fancy Chenille Covers; Nap
kins; Towels: Crashes Rugs; Cloaks, Etc; Coun.
ters: Desk: Mirror; one Fire and Burglar Proof
safe and other goods.
Also at the same time and place the Furnitqr e.
ete OF the family, teiug Elegant ParlOr, Bed
ana Dining Furniture; Mantcl Mirrors aud Up
hOlstery; Walnut ana OAK bedroom Sets; Bedding;
Body Brussels Carpets; Nardrobes; Bookcase :;
Side board; Extension Table Fine Range, etc.
NJ. J. SIMMONS, Auctl0neer.
n B-Remember the hour, 2 p NJ. 1t
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POsTPONEMENr.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK or
the Cruiksnank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Saturday January 2. 1892 at IL
o'clock noon, at the Office OF the Company. Room o,
No. all Sansome street, San Francisco. Cal by
order Of the Board OF Directors.
ERNESr j. KOCH. bacraLaRY,
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICEs.


DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-CBUIKsHAN9
~ Geld Mining Company. Location Of princiFai
place Of business sau Francisco, Cal. Location si
werks, Los Burros District, Monterey County, CAl.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of Assessment (No %
levied on the 7th day Of July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite ths names of the respective
shareholders, as foIIowsi