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AN ACT entitled can act to relieve GER
tain persons from loss resulting from
floods in the State of Minnesota.
Whereas. the Red River of the North at
Moorhead in Clay county has recently
risen to a depth of thirty-nire $500 feet
above the low water mark: and
Whereas, such a rise has been unprec-
edented in the history of this state and
has resulted in rendering about seventy
five Go families homeless or seriously
1njuring their property and sweeping from
the foundations the homes of many 9th
ers who are residents of a small part Of
said city.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota
out of any funds in the treasury of
the State of Minnesota. not other
wise appropriated, the sum of five thou
sand dollars $4,000 to be used in reliev-
the damages suffered to property of per
sons residing in Moorhead. Minnesota.
from the extraordinary overflow OF water
in the Red River ,o Of the North during
Sec. 2. The state treasurer is author
lied to pay to Hon. S. G. Comstock. P:
H. Lamb, w. Fl. Davy. Jacob keifer and
Lars NJ Anderson of the city of Moor
head the said sum Of money. and it is
hereby made the duty of said parties. act
ing as relief committee. to eXpend such
sum in their discretion, for the use and
benefit of such residents of said city as
are in distress and have suffered loss to
their homes and property, caused by the
overflow Of the Red River of the North.
out by orders drawn by said committee
upon the state auditor, who shall there
upon draw his warrant upon the state
treasurer for the amount of such order,
not to exceed in the aggregate the amount
of the appropriation.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April IA, 1891
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cost of said work, not exceeding two hum
dred and eighty-five dollars.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April IA, 1897.
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CHAPTr>A -11eLH F NO ee4

AN ACT to pr, Tibit the use Of tobacco by
minor persons under eighteen QS) years
of age. and by all minor pupils in public
schools.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. Any person within this state
who sells, gives to or in any way fur
nishes any cigarettes, cigars or tobacco in
any form to any person under eighteen
lS) years of age, or to any minor pupil
in any school, college or university shall
be punished by a fine not to exceed fifty
(5O dollars, or imprisonment in the
county Jail not to exceed thirty 600 days
for each offense
Sec. 3 Any person under eighteen QSl
years of age, or any minor pupil as de-
scribed in section one ID of this act. who
snail smoke or use cigarettes. cigars or
TOBACCO IN any form on any public high
way, street. alley. park or other lands
used for public purposes. or in any public
place of business. shall be arrested by an
officer of the law, who may be cognizant
of such Offense; and further, it shall be
the duty of all such officers. upon COM
plant of one citizen. to arrest such Of
tenders and take them before the proper
court. The court shall impose a punish
ment, at its discretion, in a sum not to
exceed ten 00) dollars, or Imprisonment
in the county Jail not to exceed five 90
days for each offense: provided. if said
minor person shall give information which
may lead to the arrest of the person or
persons violating section one % of this
act in giving to. selling. or in any way
VI odltt hiiiiot ptlSOll lOUdCCO. anu
shall give evidence as a witness in such
proceeding against said party or parties.
the. court shall have power to suspend
sentence against such minor person.
Sec. 3. Any person who harbors or
grants to persons under eighteen dS)
years Of age. or to minor pupils as de-
scribed in section one % of this act.
privilege of gathering upon or frequent
ing any property or lands held by him.
for the purpose of indulging in the use Of
cigarettes, cigars or tobacco in any form,
shall be held in the same penalty as pro-
vided for in section one % of this act:
provided, that no part of this act shall be
so construed as to interfere with the
rights of parents or lawful guardians in
the rearing and management of their
minor heirs or wards within the bounds
of their own private premises.
Sec. 4. All acts and parts of acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be
in force at the expiration of thirty 800
days from the date of its passage and APP
proval.
Approved April IA, 1897.
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$500, completing bridge now building
across said river. sections 33 and a.
town 1873, range 49,
$3.50, replacing old c'sears') bridge,
section "a
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CHAPTER 11S-H. F. NO. 80.
AN ACT to amend chapter scventy-four
GAY of the general laws of one thou
sand eight hundred and cighty-three
(lSs3} entitled the military code. and
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CHAPTER 1Os-H. F. NO. $50.

AN ACT to appropriate money to aid IN
building bridges, constructing roads ana
draining lands in certain towns ana
counties of the state.
Re if enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
SYNOPSIS OF TITLES.
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CHAPTER 115-H. F. NO. go.

AN ACT to amend section two hundred
and forty-nine (249) of penal code re-
lating to the exclusion of persons under
the age of twenty-one (2D years from
places injurious to morals.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That section two hundred
and forty-nine (249 of the penal code be
and the same hereby is amended SO as to
read as follows, viz:
Whoever admits any person under the
age of twenty-one CD years, or allows
them to remain in. any dance house, or
concert saloon, or place where intoXicat-
ing liquors are sold or given away, or any
place of entertainment injurious to the
morals. owned, kept or managed by him
in whole or in part, unless such person
under the age of twenty-one CD years. is
accompanied by its parent or guardian. is
guilty of a misdemeanor Any person who
shall suffer or permit any such child to
play any game of skill or chance in any
such place is guilty of a misdemeanor
Sec. q This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April a. 1897.
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ing the provisions of section one of this
act shall be punished by a fine of not less
than five dollars $50 nor more than fifty
dollars $3.50.
One-haif Of such fine when paid shall
be by the justice, judge or officer collect
ing it paid into the treasury Of the town
where the prosecution is held, to be credit
ed to the general town fund.
Sec g. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April g. 1891
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CHAPTER OH r NO ,ss


of unorganized counties in the State of
Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section. 1. That every unorga nized
county in the State of Minnesota is here
by declared organized for all purposes un-
der the limitations and restrictions en-
braced in this act.
Every county so organized which has
eight hundred or more registered voters
shall have board of county commission
erS consisting of five members, and all
other courtieS so organized a board of
three members.
Sec. 2. In every county organized by
this act the governor shall appoint the
number of commissioners to which said
county is entitled under this act and the
said commissioners shall, within thirty
days after notice of their appointment
meet and qualify and enter upon the du-
ties OF their office, and they shall hold
their offices for period of four years and
until their successors are elected and quail
flied.
The commissioners so appointed shall,
within thirty days after qualifying as
such, appoint all the other county officers
for such county which the county commits
sioners of organized counties are now au-
thorized by law to appoint; and the other
provided by law. All of said county Off
GERS shall hold their offices until the next
general election, and until their successors
are elected and qualified.
Sec. B. The commissioners so appointed
shall, as soon as practicable by resolution
concurred in by a majority of their num-
Der, locate the county seat of said county.
Said commissioners shall, at their July
meeting next preceding the general cleo
ton held in the year 1900, divide the
county into such number of commissioner
districts as they are entitled to, and the
commissioners elected thereafter shall be
elected one from each commissioner dis
trict as now provided by law; but until
such election all said commissioners shall
be commissioners at large for the whole
county, and may divide their work as they
shall determine among themselves.
Sec. 4. Every county organized by this
act is upon such organization declared
to be detached from the county to which
it is now attached for judicial and regis
try purposes and organized for judicial
and registry purposes; and in every such
county there shall be held at the county
seat thereof one general term of the dis
trict court in each year, the time for the
commencement of which shall be fixed by
the Judge or judges of the judicial dis,
trict in which said county is located I'm
til otherwise provided by law.
Such time shall be fixed and the county
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Company have declared dividend Of per cent
on the common stock and dividend Of IN per
cent on that part Of the preferred stock which
is entitled to quarterly dividends. payable Oc-
tober .
Officers Of he Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railway Company have declared the regu-
lar annual dividend of So 80 share on preferred
stock and 50 a share. with an extra dividend Of
81 a share. on the common stock OF the company.
payable October u.
The Guaranty Trust Company Of New-York
will send checks for interest due on September
IL on certificates OF deposit for non-preferred
bonds Of the Quincy. Omaha and Kansas City
Railway Company to the holders Of record at
closing Of the books on September 3.
Leland. Towe e. Co. Of Boston. offer for sale
81 200 900 forty-year city Of Boston 3la per cent
rapid transit bonds
The Klondiie and Boston Gold Mining and
Manufacturing Company has Just received over
five hundred gold nuggets. as well as consider
able fine gold, direct from the Klondike. which
is the first to arrive in Boston for public exhibit
ton, and can now be seen at the office of r. c.
Davis g. Co. mining brokers. No. 244 Washing
tor-st Boston.
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'Not listed on New-Ycrk Stock Exchange.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London Sept i--Goid Is quoted at Buenos Ayres To-
day at lS7 30: at Lisbon, 4GA at Rome 1857. The
amount OF bullion whdravn from the Bank OF England
balance to-day tl20000
. p. m.--S;1cks-The market for American securities
opened ana continued all day ON general specua-
tive demand. The tone was firm and the demand mod
crate consos for money iI].; FOR the account ll',
Central. liz: Louisville 63H Mexican Central n5w fours
CO. New York Central 1l5%; Erie, 1881 Pennsylvania,
5Ss.: Reading 14s Erie first preferred, Az: Mexican
ordinary, si. Money gal per cent The rate o: de-.
months bills is l5-l6Q2 per cent.
Berlin Sept ll.--ExchaDge on London 20 marks 39,.
p,,Dnings for checiH
Paris. Sept. H. .: m.--Three Der cent rentos ia
francs cenmes for the account Exchange London
~ francs 20 confines for checks.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Al meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the Equitable
Gas Light Company Of New York, proposition was
presented purchase Of the shares Of this Com
pany exchange Of said shares for the securities
a Company. consolidating this Company with the
New York and East River Gas Company. as set forth
In the foregoing advertisement Of the Central Trust Com
pany Depositary.
After full constellation. II was unanimously resolved
10 recommend acceptance thereof by the stockholders
OF this Company.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
j. p. MILLER, Secretary.
New York, September 2 1897.
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CERTIFICATES OF INTEREST
in respect of
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Civ Der Cent. Gold Collateral Trust Notes,

% WALL. STREET.
NEW YORK. September H. 1871
IT., uo,Jera Of the above Certificates
Pursuant to the provisions OF the Note Hodeie Agree
ment dated February IS 1897 shall be prepared TO
make payment on September % 1897 OF thirty per cent
80 per cent, 81 the principal OF the aooVe
Certificates upon presentation thereof and suitable stamp
ing or endorsement thereon. at our once, no 80 "
So, New York or AT the option Certificate Holders.
AZ the Office Jacob G. Rogers. AZ state Street hss'on
In.eres; Will cease in respect Of the amount so payable
y, the Certificates on September %. 1897.
J. p. MORGAN co"
DepOsitaries.
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TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas Companies

plan agreement dated September LIST. 1897. pro-
vdng OF the properties and business OF the
Equitable Gas Light and New York and East River Gas
Companies formulated and have been approved
by the respective Boards Of Directors Of the two Com
pans Copies Of the plan and agreement showing the
distribution tecurites among the present stock
holders be obtained from the undersigned Stock
holders such agreement under which the
undersigned Will depositary with full power to
take all proceedings necessary expeden to consun-
the plan Of union. The agreement will not become
deposit OF twothirds OF the stock OF
Companies and the right TO deposit Will ex-
pire on October l. 1897. syndicate has agreed to
shares Of stockholders not desiring
present holdings into securities. and stock
holders their election convert or sell for
cash time OF deposit.
New York September Z. 1897
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Depository.
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OFFICERS
rres.3ert-THE HON. JOHN CoSTIGAN Prtvy Coun-
cilor. ". p, Ottawa.
LIST Vice President-JOHS MUI,LGAN, Esq. fonkers,
y. Y.
% ce-Presdent-JoHN SMALL Esq. Toronto:
Managing DirectorA W. ROSS. Esq. ex-A T.. Toronto
sscretary-GEO. MACBETH Esq. Auditor Toronto Gen
eral Trusts Company. Toronto. .....,.,
Consulting Mining Engineer-W. HAMILTON MERRITT.
Esq, VI. T.. A. X. s. NJ, Toronto.
DIRECTORS
MAJOR THOMAS BEATTIE NJ r.. Capitalist. London
FEI,X CARBRAY. ESQ. NJ. y. r.. Lumber Merchant.
Quebec =. -,
wM DURYEA Esq. Director Spokane Falls and n. Ry.;
National starch Mfg. Co.. etc. New York.
W. J. HAMLY Esq. Man. Dir. Canadian Savings Loan
and Building Asso, Toronto
HON. J. NESBITT KIRCHOFFER, Senator OF the Do
rninon OF Canada. Brandon. Manitoba.
H. G. McMICKEN. ESD. General Agent Great Northern
Railway Company, Toronto.
4. H. MOORE. Esq. n p. Merchant. Magog. Que.
HON, CHARLES r. POPE, ex-U. S. Consul at Toronto.
New York.
d. A. ROSE Esq. Publisher Toronto.
HON. JOSEPH ROYAL. ex-Leuenant- Governor North
west Territory Montreal.
s. s RYCKMAN Esq, Manufacturer. Hamilton. Ont.
GEORGE SANDRoCK. Esq. President German American
Bank OF Buffalo.
COL THos. e. SLOAN, Treasurer National Express
Company. New York
GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE UNITED
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Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company
DEBENTURE BONDS.

The Six per Debenture Bonds (s7o5.4c0 and the
-Four per cent Debenture Bonds 4llocc Of the Houston
and Texas Genital Railroad Company mature October
Is 1897 and will no paid In cash presentation at
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY at or after maturity.
In response to inquiries made by bondholders whether
the Company would extend renew these bonds or any
them Company has concluded to that It
willing Bends to the amount In the aggregate
Of not exceeding sGo 600 and presentation at the
Central Trust Company. between September 18TH 1877
and October 9th 1897, OF any OF the now outstanding
Bonds will Issue exchange therefor until the Bonds
so issued aggregate $500 It's Debenure Bonds OF the
like character guaranteed by the Southern Pacific Com
pany maturing October LIST. 1902 and bearing Interest
at the uniform rate OF Five per per annum. payable
semi annually April LIST and october is' The October J.
1897 coupon maturing Bonds will be paid In cash upon
presentation thereof at the Central Trust Company on
OF after September 18th. 1897.
This offer Is subject Withdrawal at time without
notice
NEW YORK, September 4th 1897.
HOUSTON & TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY THOS. H. HUBBARD. President
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The New York and East River Gas Co.

At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of The New
York and East River Gas Company held September 7th
1897 unanimously resolved to recommend that the
stockholders Of this Company deposit their shayes OF stock
under the plan OF union with The Equitable Gas Light
Company OF New and The agreement dated sep,em
Der Ist 1897 with the Central Trust Company Of New
York. Deposl;ary.
Copies Of the plan agreement be procured at
this Companys Office at the office Of the Central
Trus, Company.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
FORD HUNTINGTON. Secretary.
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finencln! Glettlons.

z<>n>o<~~~~~o~<N<@@%<
r1,HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the s,ockhold
L ers Of the Providcncs and stonington Steamship
cnunany Will held al the Office Of the Treasurer
gsnt of the New YORK. New Haven ana Hartford Rail-
"a Co Providence. r. l.. Wednesday. September
,s"h ia, at 10 a for the election o. directors
Ne Confederation .. proposed alteration Of article Of
the bylaws and such other business as may properly
DC Tho polls viii close at 1913 s. tie day Of the
n''''''s W. r. HERBERT.
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financial.
Inn ENSE EARNINGS.
GOOD CROPS,
EASY MONEY.

Form combination in favor OF buyers never before
equs.led In the annsls Wall Street markets The gen
era! prosperity Promised and the large railroad earnns
expected realities one Of the best evidences i
these facts the declaration Of dvldend OF io
~ the conservative directors Of 'he 81. Paul Road
This will eclipse all previous records In earninss
the suest foundation which buy securities ana the
soundest reason for doing
The report just issued by the Government estimates
wheat crop 81 900 co., 900 bushels and lntW"W oush-
OF Present prices for both VIII bring them to
market in Unprecedented qanttes Phenomenal ease IN
money. important adjunct To bull market leaves
nothing be desired n pointing the way 70 continued
so FAR HAD SIMPLY INDICATES THE POsSlBlI,l-
TIES OF THE SITUATION
The advance In Wheat and the heavy exports prove the
genuineness demand and much higher prices for
this cereal we'll for assured. .
Write or call for ''40O-PAGE SECURITY MANUAL,
conceded BY Banks the Press and Boards OF Trade
throughout he country TO be the most condensed ana STA
tscal!y reliable publication issued by Banking
House Gives Of prices 81 stocks wheat and cotton
ments Of earnings &c NJ AL Railroad and Industrial
Corporations whose shares listed the principal ex-
changes thereby enabling operate their
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which invaluable business men generally enable.
any money. keeping the principal intact and
making II pay m income
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STOCKS. DONDs. GRAIN.
COTTON PROVISIONS.
bought and aid Tor cash or on margin OF 70 per
Commission Lie.
DETERMINING THE FINANCIAL RESPONSE
BILITY OF THE FIRM WITH WHICH YOU
DEAL IS AS IMPORTANT AS SELECTING THE
RIGHT STOCKS.
New York. Boston and Philadelphia National BANK het-
Furnished
Twenty experience largest clientele most conn
r1odious Offices brokerage service.
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9reambcats

9TONDM@T llMlg
For stonington Narragansett Pier Watch Hill. bos,oa
and ali points East Steamers Maine and New-Eamp-
shire. Leave Pier &c. " r.. one block above cana!-st
Week Days only. az p. 81.
G1WRWOG@ [l0E1E
For New-I.ondon Watch HILL Block Island and Eastern
Resorts also Worcester and North Of and Eas,
seame City Lowell City Of Worcester leaves Pier %
(od MOL n r. next Desbr week days only a.
P. ~ orchestIs on each. Rates to BLOCK ISLAND re-
duced. Connection made Week Days and Sundays
FALL, R0W(g(R l0N(E
For Newport, Fall River. Boston. Marthas Vineyard.
Nantucket Cope Cod, and all Eastern and Northern
Mountain Inland sad seashore points Steamers PTS
Leave Pier 49, g. r.: foot Of Murrayst. Week Days and
Sundays at $50 p N.
WW0DEMGE 90Ey[s
For Providence direct and all Inland AMI seashors
Resorts East and North thereof. steamers Psrtm
and Plymouth Orchestra on each; Leave Pier 49, y x
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financial nlrclinae.

ori-,cr or THE SECRETARY And TkEAsuREn o.
VI, rtite e. MOLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
Inn PORTSMOUTH, VA, Sept ith. 1887,
THE REGILAR Annual NEE iN' Oh Tue
,ockb,l derg Of the Carolina Central RsilToad com
p,ny vii Re held n the Front Stree! oaies o. ne com,
panS y" W tbs civ ~ Win .ngton. North Carolina on
pal. a.. ~ u hs IN isy az October. A. j.. 1881 at ]
o'clock y. IN. D H. SHARP,
Secretary.
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500
KLONDIKE
GOLD NUGGETS.

The KIondiI<e & Roston Gold Mining MFG
Co. has Just received from Its agent over oov
GOLD NUGGETS. besides omit gnnntIIy OF
fine gold, direct from the kIONDIhr, Whtch
II the first to arrive In Boston Tor nnoNc ~
hibition. and ~ IN attracting great nttcn.0n
in connection with the wOnoerIui nEs-n
DRY PLACER MACHINE. which extracts tnIs
gold from gravel without the use OF Watrr'
the only device for recovering RoId from nnc
KiOndike district every day In the year. Inis
machine In Endorsed by k1Ondfke miners ana
California pioneers.
Mr. George NJ Reed, the companys manager
Of mines and the inventor OF the machine, Is
NOW IN THE KLONDIKE securing mining
claims and will be taking out gold all winter
with his machine, and Is expected to make
large shipments of gold with the opening OF
spring.
This IN the only company In the KIonHxe
owning Dry Placer Machines. and therefore,
Its profits and dividends: derived from royal
ties on machines and from mining opera opera,
lions. should reach enormous hEmrsst II yCu
want TO share I'm there KLONDIkE MILLIONS.
invest In the stock Of the KlOndikc D0stOn
Gold Mining & Mfg. CO.. which is now offered
ut ONLY 81 100 PEK SHARE. in blocks TO suit.
This stock is bound 10 prove bonanza In
vcstmcnf.
II YOU cannot call fail n send for prospectus
and particulars. FREE Address
E. G.. DAVIS & CO., Bankers & Brokers'
244 Washington ST.. Rooms > d ID. H"Ston'
Mass.
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DIRECTORS:
VIM H PAULDING,
Director y. T.. Ontario 4 western H. H.
ADELBERT II. STEELE w
Ex-Dcputy Commissioner Public Worss' ~ l.
JOSEPH L. ROBERTSON. w
Investment SECURITIES No GO Broadway. ~ J.
J. TREDWELL RICHARDS.
OF Richards & Brown. Attorneys M Law y y
DUNBAR HUNT, |.
Cotton Planter. Rodney. Mississippi.
GEO. l.. HUTCHINGS,
Formerly Cashier Third National Bank ~ l.
HENRY JAY MAYHAM. .
President Mayhsm Investment Co.. Denver 'o"'"'''
OFFICERS.
JOSEPH l.. ROBERTSON PRESIDENT
GEORGE L. HUTCHINGS ....".. Vice President.
wM. r. PAULD1NG. ............. Ind VICE Prs''e"'
REGISTRAR OF SOCK.
KNIcKERBoCKER TRUST CO. New-fork'
Counsel RICHARDS 4 BROWN No 81 william street
New-York.
The Gold Creek. Nevada. tGoldb Mining
Companies nre tho owners off
LIST: 1000 ACRES OF RICH PLACER GROUND.
which HUNDREDS Of pannlng and slucns tests
show to run from sc. 10 SEQ per cubic yard.
End: OVER so PROVEN LODE CLAIMS. asgregatine
OVER IL MILES or GOLD-BEARING VEINS
which have been opened at many places by shafts
tunnels and drifts. from which assay from
$3.50 10 s2.013.sO per ton.
srd: THE TOWN OF GOLD CREEK: the Gold Creek
Hotel: the Gold Greek Once Building: water supply
system the c5 miles OF telephone line, etc.