The Pioche Record from Pioche, Nevada • 2

IIIEPIOfllEDllliYllEfORD SATCHDAT FEBRUARY AGENCIES. an Francisco MYRON ANGEL, 431 Montgomery St. Hoom No. 11, Sole Agent for Bccubd. Star District.

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VjI. GEDLINQ, News Dealer in Goodrich1 uIood, is our A Kent in Bullionville, and i authorized to n-eeive STibscriptions lor the Record and receipt for the aaine. Vineinia Cuy-JAS McDONALD. Eurcka-F. LOEWY Co.

TERRITORIAL ACQUISITION. We learu from Colonel H. I. Thornton, that strong ttitions have been presented to the Legislature from tie settlers in the northeastern portion of Nye county, asking for the detachment of that portion of Nye county lying fast of the 39th meridian, nnd that it be attached to White Pine and Lincoln counties. It will be remembered that we UiJgested the justice and propriety of this change two or three weeks ago.

Tho settlers in the northeastern portion of Nye county are completely shut out from their comity seat by distance and rugged, almost impassable mountain ranges; but Pioche, in the south, and Hamilton in the north, are conveniently near, and good roads are established in both directions. The change would give to White Tine a large portion of the splendid agricultural of Steptoe, now rapidly filling up with permanent settlers, and the mining district of Patterson; and we would acquire some valuable farming country, now tributary to us in trade, nnd take within our boundaries the Silver Park mines destined to become import ant. The line of division between this county and White Pine, as at.ked for and proposed, would mn between Park and Patterson districts, nnd about an equal distance from each. We have no doubt the proposed change will be made, as the settlers of northeastern Nye county are the most interested in having it consummated, and nothing but selfish churlishness can prompt opposition to their desire from other portions of the county. A glance at the map will show the nbsolute necessity of making the change, if it is proposed to give the settlers between Lincoln and White Pine counties the benefits of a county government.

They are practically denied them under their present county organization. "CREDIT MOBILIER" WHAT IT MEANS. "Credit Foncier" is the general title in France for associations that advance money on lauded property; and Credit Mobilier applies to like associations which advance on movuble securities, such as railroads, steamboats, etc. The Credit Mobilier had its origin in 1852, aud controlled immense means. Its objects were; 1st.

To originate and con trcl great trading enterprises on the principle of limited liability; 2d. To buy up corporations, nnd substitute its own scrip fur their lands and shares; 3d. To carry on, on the limited-liability principle, the business of bankers and stock-jobbers. The Credit Mobilier was at first signally successful; three years from organization it declared a dividend of 40 per cent, on its capital. But its life depended on risks and the success of wild speculations, and it passed out of existence soon after declaring the first dividend.

George Francis Train brousht into practical use in America ths terms Credit Mobilier aud Credit Foncier. The Chicago Tribune gives the political history of Credit Mobilier in America as follows; It was appropriated by Messrs. Oakes Ames, Duraut to serve as the party of the third part in the famous "triplicate agreement," by which the Union Pacific Railroad let out the contract for building the rosd to themselves, in payment for which they modestly took the road itself, all the United States bonds, nil the first mortgage bonds, all the United States lands, nt a profit of over 1,000 per rent, on an entirely fictitious capital. This is what Credit Mobilier" means in the modern American and Congressional use of the words. The title was not inappropriate.

The transaction was literally a Credit on Movables the United States Government furnishing the credit and the money, and Messrs. Ames Co, taking the movables that is, the securities and the profits. IMPORT AXT COXSOLID 1TIOX. The Salt Lake, Seveire Valley and Pioche Railroad Company and the Salt Lake and Tooele Valley Railroad Company have effected a consolidation, and we are now promised that the Hue will be completed and in running ordi-r from Salt Lake to within two years. We believe the promise will be fulfilled.

The consolidation carries with it, in gocd faith, all the capital aud personal influence of the two organizations. John W. Young will probably be the President of the new organization. His credit in Utah, so far as commending labor is concerned, is almost unlimited. He is said to Le distinguished for enterprise and busimss sinncity.

The Salt Lake Tribune says that about ten miles of grading are completed, and that the people of Grantsville, Tooele aud Pine Canyon have agreed to grade and tie the road from Black Rock to Stockton. From that point it will be pushed on southward with the greatest energy. This looks very encouraging for Pioche hiving railroad communication sooner than has been generally expected. Snow-bound. This morning's dispatches announce a general snow blockade along the Union Pacific Railroad the first detention of trains this winter.

Two relief engines, with snow-plows, were sent westward from Rawliugs, Wyoming, yesterday, to extricate, if possible, the blockaded trains. Still snowing hard eastward from Corinae when the dispatch was transmitted. Th Union Pacific Railroad Company say they will this year control the Montana carrying trade by steamboat connection with the Minnesota and Dakota division of the road. But they won't do so, nor will they control it the year after. The Utah Northern Railroad (narrow-gauge) will have that business until the Northern Pacific Railroad reaches the towns of Montana, Geoboe Lloyd, convict at Ban Quen-tin, accidentally killed himself, the day before he was to have been released, by taking an overdose of aconite for rheumatism.

His wife was on her way from San Francisco to receive him, jeyous in hope and expectancy, and arrived to find lm a corpse. t. SiniNo Bcll Killed. Sitting Bull, the famous Sioux war chief, was killed, a few days ago, at Fort Peck, while heli-ing himself to goods at the trading post there. He wielded a powerful influence over the Sioux Nation, and his voice was generally for war.

We believe his tragic end will make the frontiersmen on the Upper Missouri more secure in the future. In Yamhill cof.nty, Oregon, on the 7th instant, Benjamin Hasbrook, a farmer, and his hired man, caught thieves in the granary and tried to arrest them. A loaded shotgun had been left in the granary, with which one of the thieves shot Hasbrook, killing him instantly, and the third man was dangerously stabbed. Perpetrators unknown. A Good Law.

The bill requiring Sheriffs to advertise all real estate offered fur sal? under execution has passed both houses of the Legislature and received the Executive's signature. It is a good law. It went into force when signed by the Governor. Those interested in forced sales under judicial decrees will bear this in mind. CLIPPED AXD COXDEXSED.

Burglars are multiplying in Salt Lake City. Snow 12 feit deep at Little Cottonwood, Utah. The Arizona Indians around Date Creek are at last suing for peace. Utah ships three barrels of mineral specimens to tho Vienna Exposition. The Supreme Court of Idaho has decided the Sunday law to be constitutional.

Five thousand tons of granite were displaced in Placer county, Cal by a singlo blast. The Helena (Moutnua) smelting works are making a successful run on silver ore near that place. The first copper smelting works in Utah have just been put in operation, and promise success. S. H.

Goodman has been arrested in Salt Lake for forging orders on the Emma Silver Mining Company. The mines in Belmont District, in this State, are said to promise a better bullion yield than ever before. E. Percy, a San Francisco gambler, fatally stabbed Win. Meehnn, in a barroom altercation in that city.

Seven tons of smelt were received at Portland, 'from the Cowlitz river, Wash ington at one shipment. A valuable Eureka horse, beloncinc to a ninn named Whisler, killed himself by coming in collision witn a wagon. James T. Murphy, of San Jose, married a Sacramento lady, lived with her two weeks, and then ran away from her A company has been organized in Ore gon to build a narrow cause railroad from Isthmus slough to the Coquille river. The steamer Japan arrived at San Francisco on the 15th iustaut with smallpox on board.

The disease is said to be of a mild type. In Visalin, on the 11th instant, Walter T. Uznddie was shot and fatally injured, in a Spanish fandango house, by ueorge noages. The new Saturday rule of ten hours' work was complied with in Eureka District without trouble between employed and employers. A new coal miue is being opened about ten miles south of Seattle, Washington Territory, on Cedar river.

The vein is from ay, to 4 feet feet thick. Horse racers of Puebla, Istne a challenge to all the Territories to compete for a sweepstake prize of $500, at Denver, on the first of next May. The Montana papers are filled with local items about the incidents of buffalo hunting excursions. The lower valleys are filled with the shaggy herds, driven in by the deep snows. In sinking wells and shafts on tho hillside west of Petaluma, beds of oyster and clam-shells are found at a depth of fifty feet but none ore unearthed on the plain below.

The Argus thinks the earth thereabout must at some time been turned upside down and settled clown again wrong end foremost. The Stockton and Tulare Narrow Gauge Railroud Companv organized in Stockton (Cal.) on the 3d "instant, and filed their articles of incorporation. The capital stock of the company is divided into sixteen thousand shares of $100 each. The length of the road proposed to be built is 1GU miles. Dr.

L. C. McKenney has bought the right for Eureka District of using Stevens' patent hydro-carbon smelting furnace, and will erect one capable of reducing 100 tons a day. The process has been folly tested in San Francisco, to the satisfaction of practical men. The cost of reduction will be less than half what it is, by the present method.

Ericgrapluc gtepatclics. SPECIAL TO TBI PIOCHK DAILY LECoCD NEVADA LEGISLATURE. Caesox, Friday, Feb'y 21. SENATE. Introduced: By Mills Bill to apportion the Senators and Assemblymen from White Pins county.

A massage was received from the Governor, approving the Act for the government of cities and towns; also, Act to amend the Act to regulate proceedings iu civil cases dircting Sheriff. to advertise sales of property tinder execution. Passed: Act for the relief of the deaf and dumb and blind; Act making it the duty of Assessors to furnish financial statistics. ASSEMBLY. Introduced: Act to tax foreign beer.

Passed: Amendatory Act to authorize a State loan; Act for the payment of the State indebtedness; Act for the relief of tho bondsmen of the lata Eben Rhoades; 33 to 12. A message was received from the Governor, approving the ct to protect the wages of labor. Adjourned to Monday. PACIFIC COAST. San Francisco.

S.m FranciBco, Feb. 21. At an early hour this morning the fine residence at the corner of Sutter and Stockton streets, formerly occupied by Dr. A. S.

Bowie, was entirely destroyed by fire; probably the work of aniuceneliary; partly covered by insurance. Dr. Bowie recently sold the property to a Mr. Clark for Ole Johnson, third mate of ship Santa Rosa, tried for the murder of a man named Martiu, on board the vessel, was convicted of manslaughter. A white man went into a China wash-house on California street and deliberately set fire to the place, but it was soon extinguished.

The fellow escaped. George E. seaman belonging to the British ship Michael Scott, fell overboard and drowned. Body not yet recovered. Olef Synderberg, seamen on the bark Monitor, fell overboard from the vessel, February 3, and was drowned.

Ha was a native of Deumark. The banks, Custom-house, Postoffice, Mint and all public offices will be closed on Washington's birthday. There well be a military parade by several regiments and companies, but no regular celebration. San Francisco, Feb. 21, P.

M. The steamer Nevada arrived here about 6 p. all sufe. When ubout 10 days from Honolulu, coming up, her coal gave out, and she was obliged to put back for another supply. Colfax.

Col. Colfax, Feb. 21. A brakemau named Gilmore was killed this morning on the Eustern freight train of the Central Pacific at Clipper Gap. He was dragged along about mile before his body was discovered.

Corinne. Corinno, Feb. 21. Three deaths from epizootic hpre. Weather very ruild.

A Rawlins (Wyoming) dispatch, this morning, says the freight train is snowed iu btween Table Rock and Red Desert stations. Eastern-bound passenger train is side-tracked at Bitter Creek, nud the Western-bound passenger train at Medicine Bow. A snow plow and two engines left for the West this morning. Still snowing hard. To-day's Westeru-bouud train 12 hours late.

A Fort Benton (Mou.) dispatch says it is reported that the famous Sioux chief, Sitting Bull, was killed last week at Fort Peck, by a half-breed in terpreter uatued Bennar, while helpin; nimself to goods at a trading post nt that place. EASTERN NEWS. New York, Feb. 21. Jury in the Jumel will case Bowen 3.

Chase gave a verdict for defendant. It is further added that Eliza B. Jumel had no interest in the lands claimed which would descend to her heirs. Case involves property valued at $0,000,000. Chase brought suit against Bowen to enjoin him from bringing additional suits to recover the estate again.

It is asserted that indictments have been presented against Tweed, Sweeny, Connolly aud Ingolls. One of Stokes' lawyers has returned, after an absence from the city, with newly discovered evidence of a startling character. It is stated that a woman was found who picked up a pistol alleged to belong to Fisk upon the landing of the ladies' entrance to the hotel; that her presence can be established; also, that other important links in the chain of evidence, until now missing, are being supplied, and that Judge Davis was aware of this fact when he granted the stay. The Tribune asks the insurgents iu Cuba to lay down their arms, and stop dreaming of independence, and forget past animosities. We offer you the olive branch.

You are our brothers. Come and share the glory which awaits us. If you desire war, every Republican will be a soldier, every Spaniard a Republican. Montgomery, Feb. 21.

Speaker Parsons and Representative Williams, two colored Republicans, were arrested yesterday, charged with conspiring to pre vent the election of United States Sena tor on the second Tuesday after the organization of the Legislature. They gave bail, and will ba tried March 18. New York, Feb. 21. From information given by a special agent, it appears that the Treasury Department still has under advisement the proposals to compromise the cuse of Phelps, Dodge which was recommended by the United States District Attorney.

A special from Washington says Judge Poland states that his committee can only report the evidence as to Colfax, without making any recommendation. To-morrow (Washington's birthday) will be celebrated here by a partial suspension of business, parade of several military and other organizations, balls, receptions, etc. Two brothers, John and Henry Wagner, were burned to death by fulling iuto a sugar vat at Jersey City. It is understood that the indictments found against the old ring yesterdav are merely intended to cover any weak points in the former iudictments. The parties indicted are ready to offer bail at once, so as to avoid auy temporary incarceration.

The statement that Tweed was going to take his seat as Senator has led to the introduction of a bill against allowing a member to take the oath at any time Indianapolis, Feb. 21. The Senate yesterday passed the Temperance bill; 30 to 17. Having ulready passed the House, it oulv awaits the Governor's signature. It is similar to the Ohio law, aud its provisions are very stringent.

XEWS. Loudon, Feb. 21. The Daiiy graph devote much space to the details received by mail of the investigations going on in relation to the defeat of Pour croy for Senator by the Kansas Legislu. ture.

It praises the conduct of Colonel York, and coueludes by saying that as long r.s America cau boast of free press and can find a York in each State, they will not despair of American institutions The indignation of the Standard is aroused by Butler's bill fur the distribution of the Alabama award, declaring that the award exceeds the total amount of real claims by over a million. It con siders the decision a diplomatic defeat, the Washington Treaty a blunder nnd the arbitration a failure. General race between the Oxford nnd Cambridge bout ciews fixed for March 29 Paris, Feb. 21. -publicans had it grand celebration at Larngosa ou the 15th iust.

The city having been practically delivered into the hands of the people, the monarchical members of the city government resigned, and places were filled by Republicans, who immediately installed political prisoners released. Officers of the artillery re signed uud surrendered their batteries A red flag was displayed from the Gover nor's residence. Other places, even the public buildings, were illuminated. Havana, Feb. 21.

People geueially favor a republic. lw tUMisnnruts. MANAGER JonX MAGVIRE, LAST WE3SKL ENGAGEMENT XL AND ES, I SATES, Friday and Saturday Evenings, FERKVARY 31 AXD JiJ, Will be performed tho GREAT PLAY OF Attention, Hooks! JEWISH MAIDEN'S WRONGS. JOSEPH Mr. F.

SI. BATES. SATURDAY EVENING The performance will conclude with KNOCK ME DOWN. Mr. Dunne, Lindsay, Ma-guire, and Misses Knight and Phillips IN THE OASTE.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Performance at two o'clock. To all part of the House, Jjl.OO. Children half price. fe'21-2t NEW DEPARTURE! XO MOKE EXCI SE FOR WEARING STORE BOOTS. I.

O'TOOLE NFORMS THE CITIZENS OF PIOCHE that he lias determined to make a material reduction in his list of prices of every de-scrip, tion of Boots working nothing but the best material in the Ban Francisco market. Miners' working boot! tW Best French Calf double sole pegged boots. .14 Best Prench Calf single sole sewed boots 16 Best French Calf double sole sewed boots 17 Repairing at greatly reduced rates. AH I PAT NO RENT AND PURCHASE MY stock for cash direct from the Importers, I am enabled to make the above reduction in prices. All my work la done under my own supervision.

All work delivered at the time agreed upon. A Good Fit Warranted. fM-tf A MEETING WILL BE HELD THIS at tbe Court Houw. and all Member are request-! 10 oe prettem. iJuuucM oi importance on nana.

Ujr order of W. V. BIisHUP, President. fx hopfman x. Secretary.

2-1 1 Ho! for tho Waitapal Mines! THE UNDERSIGNED WILL 8TART FROM Bullionville with a good team for tbe Wal-lapai mine by Monday next, or aa soon aa three more passengers are engaged. Apply at lords rruit store, Bullionville. ta-lw P. KELLY. wahd's vswm at mmm ESTABLISHMENT, MA IX STREET, PIOCHE.

NEV. SPRINC PULU MATRESSES. Hila.iik.ets, Shoots, PARLOR AXD BED-ROOM SETS, Fine Toilet Sets, Carpets and Oil Cloth, Window Shades. A Fine Assortment of Upholstery Goods. DRAPERY, co.

PAPER HANGING DONE. f22-tf UNDERTAKER. ROSEWOOD AXD LIC CASKS constantly hand. Special Attention Given to the Shipment of Bodies Eaat or West. A SPLENDID HEARSE Always in Attendance.

f22tf Hermes Mliitnir Company Location of Works Ely Mining District, Lincoln County, Ktato of Nevada. Notice. There is delinquent upon the following described stock, ou account of assessment levied on the Ninth day of January, is. the several amounts set opposite the nanu of the respective shareholders as follows: No. of No.

of Names. Certificate, bhares. Amount Allen is7 60 fpaj Lavallier r. Trustee 74 100 'juo eavallierJ P. Trustee 7S loO 2uo tlavallier Trustee 105 5 lo Cavallier 1 Trustee 162 75 IjC Cavallier Trustee Ih3 10 20 Cavallier Trustee 18a S3 50 Cavallier Trustee 2e 50 Cavallier Trustee jyj lo 20 Cahill Jt Fox.

Trustees 155 ri loo CahiUJc Fox. Trustees 157 50 100 Cope tieorij" Trustee 321 10 SO luncun Trustee 247 100 200 liuncan 1.. Trustee '24S If kj soo Golly Len, Trustee 10 SO I-aznre T. Trustee 1H7 '25 50 PerleyDW 11 5o loo Kicburdtjon Trustee Is 50 loo Kichardaou Trustee 141 10 so Kichardson Trustee 15'J 50 loo Kichardsou Trustee. So HO Richardson Trustee S14 5 10 Richardson Trustee.

20 40 Richardson Trustee 2r5 10 20 Richardson Trustee SO-2 10 20 Richardson Truste-e 277 loo 200 Richardson trustee. .316 60 loo Richardson .318 60 100 Richardson Trustee. 50 liiO Richardson A. Trustee 350 100 200 Hhawhan Trustee 5 50 100 hhawhan Trustee bal. 44 88 Sliawhan Trustee S2J ltK) 2U0 Shawhan Trustee 324 40 Ho Schmieden Henry, Trustee.

50 100 chlniedell Henry, Tiustee. luo Schmieden Henry, Trustee. 1.50 30O Sleeper eteorge, Trustee. .107 75 150 Bi-hluitt Trustee 33 30 tiO Schmitt Trustee 20 40 Suskind Trustee 105 25 50 Hides Trustee 200 45 HO Tunibull i Smith, lruateu.321 10 20 ThibaultFJ 13fi 35 70 liler Cieni, lrustee 65 luo 200 lillerj Hem, Trustee 66 loO 200 Ciller Clem, Trustee 71 lro 300 I'hler Clem, Trustee ....7 5 200 400 Chler Clem. Trustee H6 600 1000 Filler Clem, Trustee 89 50 100 Filler Clem, Trustee H4 275 650 Filler Trustee 114 100 200 Filler Clem, Trustee 123 lo so I liter ejlcin, Trustee 202 31 Finer Clem, Trustee 2o5 10 20 Filler Clem, Trustee 330 10 SO Woods Freeborn, Trus 79 50 100 Woods Freeborn, Trus.

.216 S5 50 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the 8th day of January, 1H73, so many shares of each pureed of Baid stock as may be necessary will be sold at the office of tho Company, Room No. 7, No. 411(4 California street. Man Fran cisco, California, on the Klt-ventli day of luurtn, inu, si me uour oi twelve clock ni. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertis ing and expenses of sale.

1). 13. MINOR, Secretary. Oflice: Room No. 7, No.

411)4 California street San Francisco. Culiforuia. fS2-td MINERS UNION. rfVlE MEETINGS OF THE MINERS' UNION JL will ncrcaftcr be held at the Justice's office, in the rear of Odd Fellows' Hall, every C1UIA y. III.

Per order CODY. President. Johh 11. Fblh, Finance Secretary. f'Sl-tf STOO ZBoixglat axxd Sold COMMISSION ONLY, The State Bank of Nevada.

fl8-lm J. N. VI MONT, Stools. Broiler. Okfick in Bclntzelman's Jewelry Store.

Will Buy and Sell Stocks on Com. mission. MOXEY ADVAXCED OX STOCKS. dl9-tf NOTICE. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE XE-istlng between John A.

Steele and Edward Hoinhoe, aa Builders and Contractors. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted are requested to come forward and settle immediately, and persona having claims are requested to present them immediately for pay meut. EDWARD DtiNAHOE, JOHN A. STEEL.

Pioche. January 25th, 1873. jaM-SOd XOTICE OP APPLICATION- TO CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT STOLEN, CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT NO. 1741 dated June 4th, 1872, drawn by Wells, Fargo A In favor of James Tanner, for Two Hundred Dollars has been stolen. All persons are cautioned against negotiating Mid certificate as payment has been stopped.

i fil-lm JAMES TANKER. Become Sole Trader." VOTICE IS HEREBY OIVFV )C the intention of BebVT IT ned woman, and the wue rfRr? w-make application to the District Tie-to Seventh Judicial Dutrtct ofe lb" Tad, in and for the County luJSS''- Vd3-? oon hereafter tth' can be heard, fur an order of Lid" muting her to carry on the h.f? Court P- and Lodging Hou ep5 Bl and on her own account omt "uu Dated Pioche city, Nevada Setting San Stiver Minlno-ny-Locaton of Worka Ely County. delinquent uiHinth. followinae! on account of aesinent (No. Fourth day of January, liV le.T'i tlie amounte set opposite the name, of ive shareholders, aa follows: rtPt.

Names. Xn Boyle Henry, Truatee ii Boyle Henry, Trustee a) Doyle Henry, Trustee Boyle Henry, Trustee Boyle Henry, Trustee lioyle Henry, Trustee Boyle Henry, Trustee Doyle Henry, Trustee Doyle Henry, Trustee Boyle Henry, Trustee '34 Boyle Henry, Trustee 35 Boyle Henry, Trustee Boyle Henry, Trustee .37 Boyle Henry, Truatee 39 Boyle Henry, Trustee 411 Boyle Henry, Trustee 41 Boyle Henry, Trustee Boyle Henry, Trustee Boyle Henry, Trustee 44 lioyle Henry, Trustee H45 Boyle Henry, Trustee 44; Boyle Henry, Trustee 47 Boy le Henry, Trustee 4a Boyle Henry, Trustee Boyle Henry, Trustee Ri yle Henry, Trustee Boyle Henry. Trustee 63 Boyle Henry. Trustee 66 Boyle Henry, Trustee 67 lioyle Henry, Trustee 58 Boyle Henry, Truetee 60 Boyle Henry, Trustee 61 Boyle Henry, Trustee 62 Boyle Henry, Trustee tn Boyle Henry, Trustee 65 Boyle Henry, Trustee 66 Boyle Henry, Trustee 67 Doyle Henry, Trustee 09 Doyle Henry, Trustee 70 Doyle Henry, Trustee 71 Boyle Henry, Tnistee 7'J Doy le Henry, Trustee lioyle Henry, Trustee 7i Doyle Henry, Trustee 76 Boyle Henry, Trustee 77 Bovle Henry, Trustee 78 Doyle Henry, Trustee 7 Boyle Henry, Trustee 80 Doy le Henry, Trustee HI Boyle Henry, Trustee 83 Boyle Henry, Trustee 84 Boy le Henry, Trustee 83 Boyle Henry, Trustee 86 Boyle Henry, Trustee 87 Boyle Henry, Trustee 88 Boyle Henry, Trustee 89 Doy le Henry, Trustee 90 Boyle Henry, Trustee Ill Doyle Henry, Trustee 92 Doyle Henry, Trustee 93 Doyle Henry, Trustee 94 Boyle Henry, Trustee 95 Boyle Henry, Trustee 96 Doyle Henry, Trustee 97 Boy le Henry, Trustee 98 Doy le Henry, Trustee 99 lioyle Henry, Trustee luo Boyle Henry, Trustee lul Boyle Henry, Trustee 102 Doyle Henry, Trustee 103 lioyle Henry. Trustee 104 Doy le Henry, Trustee lo5 Boyle Henry, Trustee lis! Doy le Henry, Trustee 107 Doyle Henry, Trustee In Boyle Henry, Trustee 110 Boyle Henry, Trustee Ill Doyle Henry, Trustee 112 Doyle Henry, Trustee 113 Doy le Henry, Trustee lit Doyle Henry, Trustee 116 Doy le Henry.

Trustee 117 Doyle Henry, Tnistee 118 Doyle Henry, Trustee 119 Boyle Henry, Trustee 121 Boyle Henry, Trustee 122 Boyle Henry, Trustee 123 lioyle Henry, Trustee 124 Boyle Henry, Trustee 124 Boyle Henry, Trustee 126 Doyle Henry, Trustee 127 Boyle Henry, Trustee 128 Doyle Henry, Trustee 129 Doyle Henry, Trustee 130 Doyle Henry, Trustee 131 Doy le Henry, Trustee 133 Doyle Henry, Trustee 134 lioy le Henry, Trustee 135 Boyle Henry, Truste-e 136 Boy le Henry, Trustee 137 Doy le Henry, Trustee 138 Doyle Henry, Trustee 140 Doyle Henry', TTuste 141 Boyle Heury, Truste-e 143 Doyle Henry, Trustee 145 Doy le Henry, Truste'e 146 Doy le Henry, TrusU 147 Doyle Henry, Trustee. 148 Doyle Henry, trustee 149 Doyle Henry, Trustee 150 Doyle Henry, Trustee 151 Doyle Henry, Trustee 152 Doyle Heury, Trustee 153 Boyle Heury, Trustee 154 Boyle Henry, Trustee .155 Doyle Henry, Trustee 156 Hoyle Henry, Trustee 157 Doyle Heury, Trustee 158 Doyle Henry, Trustee 159 Boyle Henry, Trustee 160 Doyle Henry, Trustee 161 Doyle Henry, Trustee 161 Boyle Henry, Trustee 163 Doyle Henry, Trustee 164 Doyle Henry, Trustee 165 Doyle Henry, Trustee levi Doyle Henry, Truste-e 167 Boyle Heury, Trustee 168 Boyle Henry, Tnistee 210 Boyle Henry, Tnistee 211 Boyle Henry, Trustee 211 Doyle He-ury, Trustee 213 Doyle Henry, Trustee 216 Cleary Frank Trustee Cleary Frank Trustee 172 Cleary Frank 204 Cleary Frank Trustee. Cleary Frank Trustee 3W1 Cleary Frank Trustee I7 Cleary Frank Trustee. .208 Cleary Frank Richardson Trustee 9 Richardson Trustee 10 Richardson Trustee 11 Richardson Trustee. .12 Richardson Trustee 14 RlehanlBon Trustee 15 Richardson Trustee 17 atson Trustee 178 Watson Trustee ,.174 Watson Trustee.

.175 Watson 0 Trustee 176 Wataon Trustee 177 Watson Trustee 178 Watson Trustee 179 Watson Trustee 180 Watson Trustee 1M Wataon Trustee 182 Wataon Trustee 183 Wataon 0 Trustee 18 Wataon CW, WstsonCW, 1M Watson CW, Trustee 1I Watson Trustee 18i Watson Trustee 18 Watson Tnistee 10 Watson Trustee 1 Watson Trustee 1 Wataon Truatee, Watson Trustee. Wataon Trustee. Watson Trustee. Watson Trustee. Watson Trustee.

Watson Tnistee. ..194 198 196 197 200 201 ..202 25 25 25 25 25 25 26 25 25 25 26 25 25 25 25 25 25 23 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 26 25 26 25 05 60 60 50 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 50 50 60 60 50 60 60 50 50 50 60 60 50 60 60 60 60 50 50 60 60 60 50 50 50 60 60 50 50 50 50 60 50 60 30 30 50 60 30 30 60 100 I11O luo luO 110 1110 100 loO 100 loo 100 luO 100 1110 1110 100 100 100 100 100 ino 100 100 luO 100 200 200 200 2U0 2uo 2U0 200 200 200 200 2iO 200 200 200 600 6U0 61IO 611O KM) 11100 2000 2000 120 150 50 300 loo 100 1(10 100 800 60 60 60 50 60 60 60 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 1 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 tint 1 50 750 150 75U 7 5(1 75(1 7 50 750 7 60 75o 7 50 750 1 50 760 1 50 lit 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 7(0 750 750 750 750 750 15 15 13 15 15 15 15 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15' 15 15 15 15 13 15 15 13 15 13 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 11 15 15 Ii 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 liU 30 jo jo 30 Jl 30 30 30 3D 30 30 30 ai 00 Ml 00 00 60 Ml 00 00 60 60 1X1 CO 60 l'H) ISO 150 130 SOU 3110 600 eoo 30 45 15 90 30 30 30 30 246 15 15 15 15 15 15 13 3 3 9 9 3 3 I 8 9 3 9 3 3 3 1 I 9 a i 3 3 9 9 3 order of And li accoreianc. with law the Board of Trustees, maue 0t day of January, 1873 many each parcel of said stock as 'ot the will be sold at public auction at the offlM Company, No. 10 Stevenaonjs BuiWiW. JB Francisco, California, on 0tl? day ofNarch, W73.

th ld o'clock of said day, to PcrwHli owM quent assessment thereon, ofvertialn, gyggecre.