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SURVEY NOTICE.

Feb. Is, 1s7O-3ws.
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Governor of ireland.
IRELAND. Ind. Feb. "a. 1870.
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NoTIcE-TowxsHIP MAPs.-U. S Land
Office, Carson CITY, New, April II, 1870.
The following Township Plats have been
received from the q. S. Surveyor Cen
erals Office and were filed 10 the Regis
ter's office, in this city, on the oath of
March, 1870: Township 80 North, Range
43 East; Township 80 North, Range "A
East, and the following Township Plats
were received on the llth of April,
1870. All settlers are required by law
to file with the Register of the Land
Office notices of their claims within
three months after the fling of said
maps, otherwise their claims are liable
to be forfeited
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THEATER.-The great, thrilling play
of the % Jibbenainosay drew a good
house last night. The veteran actor
was grand in bis favorite assumption.
This play is replete with incident and
portrays, with almost fearful effect, a
series of episodes in the history of Ken
tucky's dark aud bloody ground"
Proctor seems to have lost none Of the
fire of his earlier years and his per-
Torrance of last night reminded US of
his acting of years lang syne." Miss
Robinson persona:ed d" Telie Doe ~ in
her invariably effective manner. To-
night will be presented "Ingomar,
that pleasing, classical love story. Mr..
Proctor sustains the leading character
and Miss Sue Robinson appears as "Par
thenia." Lovers, and those who were
lovers once, should make sure of seeing
this delightful play.
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The Z. S. GRAND JuRY, now in ses-
sion, have found no less than ninety.
seven indictments for as many distinct
infractious of the Revenue and other
laws of the Republic. The names of
the offenders are no, to be yet made
public.
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THE most popular Sewing Machine on the
Pacific Coast is the Grover & Baker-its sales
exceed all others. C. H. Maish, Agent.
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To THE ABATEMENT OF ALL.-koPpel Plat
take pleasure in informing the public of Carson
that they have received. and are daily receiving
the finest and cheapest suits. and everything else
in their line, which they offer at twenty-five per
cent. cheaper than any house the Pacific Coast.
Persons who are DESTROYS of purchasing clothing
or furnishing goods will do well to call and see
them. before purchasing elsewhere, they can
be sure to get nice fit and new goods. app I'm
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MA NON.FOREEl.
TUhE LAW.
EXAMPLES SHOWING THE WORKING OF
THIS LAW-PLAN ORDINARY LIFE:

THIS LAW-PLAN ORDINARY LIFE:
For example: A party insuring at he age of IS.
PREMIUMS ALL CASH. One annual Premium
will continue policy in force 2 years and days.
Two annual Premiums will continue policy in force
years and II days. Three annual Premiums will
continue in force years and ~ years
PLAN ORDINARY LIFE. Policies on which
note has been given for 70 per cent. Of the Pre-
MUM. Two annual Premiums will continue pol.
icy in force years and 26 days. Three annual
Premiums will continue policy in force 4 years and
33s days Five annual Premiums will continue
policy in force years and rs days
EXAMPLE,: PRkMlUM ALL CASH-PLAS
Ten Payment Lie One annual Premium will
continue policy in force as a Term Policy, 3 years
and 3l2 days.
EXAMPLE. PREMIUM 10 PER CENT NOTE
PLAN, Ten Payment Life. One annual Premium
will continue p 'licy in force as a Term Policy,
years and 200 DAYS.
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ENDOWMENT POLICIES.

EXAMPLE: PREMIUMS ALI CASH, Age So;
PLAN, Ordinary Endowment, payable at the age
of SO. One annual Premium will continue policy
in force as Term Policy, nearly years, or 4
years ana 325 days.
EXAMPLE: PREMIUMS ALL CASH; Age IS;
PLAN, Ten Year Endowment, payable at the age
of 10. One annual Premium Will continue policy
in force as Term policy, years.
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AUCTION SALE OF CLoTHIyG.-On next Saturday
night, the ID of April, Joe Rosenstock will begin
disposng of his large and choice stock Of clothing
boots. shoes hats, etc, etc. by auction and every
night there ifter until further notice. If
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THE cases which are to be tried in
the q. S. District Court upon the in
dictments recently found by the Grand
Jury are set for the first Monday in May.
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EXAMPLE: PREMIUM 10 PER CENT NOTE;
Age 81; PLAN, Ordinary Endowment, payable at
the age of 30. one annual Premium will continue
policy in force as Term Policy, 3 years and lO4
days.
EXAMPLE: PREMIUM 10 PER CEGN NOTE;
Age 80; PLAN, Ten Year Eendowment, payable
at the age of 45. One annual Premium will con-
tinue Policy in force a Term Policy, years aud
70 DAYS,
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SPECIAL NOTICE. The highest price paid for
State Warrants, by II. T. RICE,
at Well, Fargo Il Co.'S.
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"THs FKNIAN CoNGREss is in ses.
sion at Chicago. The attendance 10 re-
ported to be quite large.
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HsaMAxs fBs WIZARD 10 playing .,
Piper's Virginia Opera House.
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Arrivals at the St. Charles Hotel
GEORGE TUFLY. PROPRIETOR.
Carson CrrY. April II, 1870
Mrs. vansickle, Genoa.
Fred Frevert, Carson Valley.
Geo. Bossett, California.
S.Keen, Rockland, Esm'a.
A. Mcleod, Walker River.
b. H. Evans, Empire.
A. Il. Gray,
THE U. S. Circuit Court, Judge Saw
yer presiding, will be in session on next
Monday.
SPECIAL NorIcE. The highest price paid for
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PUR E LIZ N UTUAL.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY,
ON The
CONTRIBUTION PLAN,
And applied after the Second Payment.
A Loan Of 40 per cent. when desire,

DoLICIEs ARE NOT FORFkITED IN THE
Il UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY by failure to pay the Premium when due,
but are continued in force BY the Nom Forfeiture
Law Of the State Of Massachusetts,, of April 1861.
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A PROCLAMATION.

By the President of the United States Of America.
Where's a convention concerning the ciiiz n
ship of .migrants between the United States OF
America and the Grand Duchy Of iiesse, was
concluded ani signed by their respective pl-iit,o-
;enriari-- at ANITA t, the fir>t d.y # An
gust thousand eIghf huBire ,ni sixty -ei.h h.
WHICH, convention bein. in the Engli-h aud 'er-
nItn iangua-e- i W. d tor word Hns>:
Nherea. agreement made the 22d
If Feb Ulr,. lS6S, beiwe the usir-i states %.
america and the North GerIian G .ntei.raii II. 20
requisite tie cit zrD-hip 81 those who emf
crate fr m he UuiseI Siatts If Au'e &C. L. tive
t-ir:;sr y If the North German tanfe and
frpn the North German Confederation 10 the
United STATES II INNER ca. and whc'e his agree
Ileut by publication IA he hueriu Of he laws #
that toiiiel-ra has ub ainei hi iii brr~ ia
the PARIS 1T the Grand i,ucly OF iic--r. otl"nIine
10 The NJ III tie E.a" t'iie eTaii n. II ia e'Ee'i
i,rspe IN like ,ner toes ab.i-h re-ulati ns rr-
specting the citizenship If ~ il D.. As emf
: ir"m al. Unite! Ia Of Amer CT t. the
part of he Grand Ouch. IF lir,sr. bol belong ~
10 he :, rs & rnia ,uuiei- alton aud tr. IN he
drove de-cri al paris "r iiesSc t. SEe United
states # America
The Pc ident If the United ia es # Am ricI
ami his RIOS al i-.hu - the Grlut u Ike uf lie-~e
aDd by ..iIine have therei solved 10 I. eat "a
tht- subject. ANT r thar purp Sc have appui ted
I,leniioitn ia! ies Ia & n!i,n- tliat l.
:, say the fTe-id- ~ 1 the L lied states of
America, Geos B.nor #. enrny extra rtmsr,
ami minis pruiputenti,rY, ana his Royal
An wn reaS 'hcs d crr,ven ion has been dolly
ratified both p,.t> and the resp ctive rttitica
tin5> exchanged at Berlin, the sd day OF
July. tat:
Arw therefore be it kGpun that !, L 5.
Giant, President # the Uniree Staes of America.
have cau-rd he sui convention be mz"ic
patIic The end that the same and every clause
a 81 article thereof may b. observed am fulfilled
wiia good fuh by the United Sta and the
cit q. thee
In Wines whereof 1 have hereunta my
hand auI cru>vd the seal OF the timed II ties fu
b affixed.
b ne in the city Of ashingtoa this thirty firs,
day If Augu-t. III. year ul ou- Lo d enc til. n
sand eight hudre.I and sixtruiiie Of the in
dependence Of the United state TIL ninety fIa IN.
III. > seal L. :. GRANT.
b the Prt--i:en':
HAMILTON FEu. Secretary # etate
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| cover the tax and delinquency assessed to said
Defendant against Id prp erty n the fiscal year.
commencing January l, 1878, and ending December
| 81 1865; aid that a summons has been duly issued
| in each case; and yeu further notified that
! unless You appear and ansu the COMPLAINT filed
| in id cause, or before the All DAY OF MAY
| D. 1870, judgn,e II wi I be aiken against Won
and the real estate and iDprovenIe Is herein de.
seribed. Tor the amount Of tax and DELINQUENCY
specified, and SITS Of suit
VIM Young, one W ,gon and two horses as
sessed AT $40 Tax ard delinquency. sis 81
VIM J'hnsun. two horses, assessed AT $500. Tax
Al d delinquency, Sl3 81
ticA'd Parkinson, LIT in block No ~ of
Sc rs. Thompson Sears division of Carson City,
and dwelling house thereon assessed at $500;
h use OIL! furniture, $50; total, $3.50 Tax and
delinquency So 81
Mrs tii,e Wa rem. Lot 10 in block No in Pear
son d G"odrich's division of Cais'n Cny, with i'm
p vemeHfs thereon own the fremont House.
assessed at s5er; h 'iseh Id furniture s5a; total
Sa3o. Tax delinquency. so y
]. E. Nc els, po--eeslry claim to so acres Of
LIANT. tn East half If the : t. II Of Section IS
wrsilip IS \. +, 19 Z, assessed al $50; also one
wagon. 5 O. mi Two horses S15g: total $3.50
Tax ana delinquency. SD 81
Thomas 7 Israel right. title and interest of T.
+sraei in ami to the tract lini boune ri on
tn North by Thirteenth ct G 'lfy} Fast
by the Continuation 'rp,- by street West
by land e.i by harles B. v. 'ut south BY the
qua ter -.cti,n Line dividing TIL r ii Section
10 anu the y ! If section =. Township Is N,
I; = y, Containing alb tso acre. at S22jG.
Tax and deliuqurucy. So
q direv rjIrieI tw" We K oxen, assessed at
) - Tax ans geuquenry. > 80
Aiexrhde' CRAY. one wagon. assess at 500;
iwp ua's-- ut $40; total. 500 Tax ard delin-
lHency. Sl4 -
,h"l.s Ielg.nan, cne W. gon, assessed at 500;
We horse, al sluo; total, S20o. Tx and delin-
lueBcy, s. 81
+ q LuiIw stock in trade assessed At $500;
,ane'a fixture. $50 and one : ri war h. 500:
-H.n..
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Now, therefore, be 1t known that ], Ulysses s.
Grant, President Of the United States Of America,
have caused the said additional articles to be made
public, to the end that the same, and every claus-
and article thereof may be observed and fulfil ed
with go.d faith by the United States and the cti-
zens thereof
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to be af
fixed
Done at the city Of Washington, this fi.th day If
February, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy, and of the independ-
ence of the United States the ninety fourth
TsEu. u. 5. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of state.
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Notice OF suits
"enccd.

DISTIICT ATTORNEYS CFFICE.-sTATE
~ II Nevada. c, uufy uf Orn,sby TO the fol-
loving nameo b. frnianfs, AID TO all O~ne s"f
or claimants t.. the real es ate ami Improvements
there. impr, cuts, ~i'en as.e set SCI ar
.te,y hercia ,fier Described. know or unknown.
You are hereby uo,ifi-.l tina suits have been
mu.e;. crd ia the Jn- tees Ceurt in and FIR ar
8 u Town-hi,. Orm by .'ounsy. Stase Of Nesa''a,
Def re Ad lphu. Waltz. Justice Of the Peace, by
Tie Sta # sevAla. Plaintiff. Against each Of the
Defendants herein Fer n.med and each II the
EIiowins ae,criled tracfs sS parcels 1T iast with
tie imp, ovenenis theron. AMI improvements.
when separately ass~-sed. and all owners of, or
clhin,.uts TO, the same, known or unknown, to -
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quarter Of Section 1, Township Is N, R Is Z. 166
acres at 1876; the NV tract. quarter Of Section l,
same Township. liz acres. at III; the Sc quarter
II Section 1, same Township, leo acres, at 100;
the w quarter of Section l, same Township, l60
acres. at leo; the Ne quarter Of Section Ii, same
I. wn-hip. l6J acre-, at 500; the SE quarter of
Section II, same Town-hip, leo acres. at 500;
the SW fractional qu irter Of Sect III, same
Townshi.., 81 acres, at sos: the NJ quarter Of
Section Is, SINE Township. leo ARES, al le0; the
NV quarter Of section Is, same Township, l60
acres at leo: the Sc quarter of section IL. same
Township, Ito acres, at l60; the SW quarter OF
Section Is. same Township, ITO acres, at 100:
the J. quarter and ~ fractional qnarter Of sec
ii, n s., township 10 n, is 4, 200 acres, at o;
the Sc quar er If >ecii 81. Township 16 \, 10
E, loo acre.. at 500: he Sn fa.tiona gu rter of
>rcrion 81. Tow ship 1" y, Il 10 r, 1uu ac' es. al
S 0; the SW quarter Of section IS, Township II
n X 19E, 100 acres at lt0: the 81 quarter f
Section 50, Township 10 n, X 10 u, 100 acres, at
s0t: the w quarter OF Secti n So. Township 10
\, X T., leo acre at 100; total Il Us. Tax
ami delinquency, So az. Che alb we ttSe-
a d de nluency ae und the assessment for the
fiscal year IS69
The AMI delinquency in the above cases |
f r lN6S, payable in currency, and the ST. |
in cuir: aud the taxes. delinquency and SIS, in |
P -yrent be:nre ju i2,ai,eu' can be mae t. the |
ERIK OF the Court in which the suits are pending |
Carson city, April d, 1870.
Tn,S WELLS.
Dif. ATTY. osm,by Co New.
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NOTICE CT SsfITS
COHELGENCED

! 5NISiRItT ATT TX Ef OFFICE s. All
] { Ne ada. tom If Ormshy. To the tot
| loving named defendants, AMI to II ow e;- f.
or ela i,nIs To- the red II tie and in, Toveneni
4 theferH il" prov nienr-, whe1 assessed 5 par
| ..Iely herct aft.r descr BID. known IT unkn wn.
| ". are ierrby notified hat suits have beer
CONNIE pcesI N the lu tees Curt. ip and + n Ca
| : u L wnS,ip Urms COuny. Nevada, by The
Stat of New ada pl Unfit against eacn Fl the lie
PENDANTS heFeInaiie r named, and ZACH If the l.
win drscried tracts OF pa ces oi land with 'iir
| i'm. rnvenents there ami IMPROVEMENTS when
separately assessed and all owners Of or claimants
| a., the me- known Or uukn WI, To rec.'v'- tie
| tax ard delinqaen assessed 10 said Deen'taot
against said property. for the fiscal veal, com
| nlenring Ja..usry l. ls69 and enCing December
81. lst9 AMI rat a summons has beeu duly issued
in each csc. and you further notified that
unl. ynu appear an an-wer the comrla mt filed
il AID caTise or before the lfth DAY Or MAY,
\. d 1870, Judgment viii be taken against you,
aud the real estsse and Improvements herein de-
crlDeI for he amount of and delinquency
: ,c,fie'i and c SIS # suit
George ZeiuetZ, loo acres Of land, with the i'm
proyemopt- thei enn. described as fol ows viz {:
the SW Il If ectiGn Il. T"wnssip 10, !. ~ L.
assessed AT ICo: wagons Si21: saddle no Sc.
SO: six he "a pxen $50; total $3.50. Tax amt
del nquency. So 80
YIN Kinney. ellinC hru.e and p ssesSory
claim 10 | { No , in block No - in Empire City
mpire Township, assessed al sos; household
furniture, 5 o. total, $50. Tx and oelin9uea
cv. = rs
& n, =
- .;,',,'i -, 10 y.ll,,y, III ,i;,i
r ', - '''AI;, - -, r. - ~, ~ IL
II ,...d,n, ,ra.,, ,,,.ir ,',.v 70 ,hs U,,f 81,
" -, : on =, ~, iso g., a.
~, IL 80. "a. ~ a s,5 la, an,,n am
= ,.1s..ii,. n.,,, M ~ t,,cetber Wit, The
! -. o., ;a,,rr,.,,,a,t l,ovn 80 th. y..I,,
H. T., ~, .'.,''''5 n, a.. L. ~; E
80 si,,,s,ei 49, N, L. nor,b.,lv fr',n C,r..n
-, "a - a. uaw. Wv The \ fror
u; al =. Sa,,,'n "a NJ .,,rtia,ai Y of wv
- ,a.;, Il f<pl y - ..'t,ion q
1rt,h;,,s -, . z =, sIso. ,a,aI
ga T,x an, ,eri,,cn,.,,y 81 -
Fr.d. ". yni.ft i,.,,e-,.,rv ci4,t., I, O acres
of lad H.. 81 .,,,i..,,1 ~, shin * n
y, a.s..s.i =, a., - 4. i.,,,3.,ry :, a.
Ms N,.r.~. fTs..,,, r,.,....-s, elm 20 irr n"
/, H. ILL N a.t ,,y,.r.. a., F., nm re T,wn.
sbi,, and b,,r.e rl,.T...,, >....ci AT : 90. Tax
AMI deIin,u nov sg-S
p. Hickry- n,.a-y.;, der,sit :. g Tax and
Ieiin nee s. -
John Dri-c II ,,-,g.r Il der, ait 40 Tax and
dej,nor.nrv S. a5
Jerry Caey ,,.a,.., ,.., ,sc-.,t 500 Tax and
d.Ii,on.ucv SIS
Nm i.enn.t money ,f, .I.pasit. 500. Tax
and delinoyeucr : l..
,,.,,,a :, IL In.L.lB fiH,-,i-rre xlnO T.x
,na do, mo-, :, -
peter gaach n,,-y o., s-,eti Il ,eposit with State
Tres. uut.- ,r yisi..,,, Of Si,e land law.
$3.50 Tax and deiuquenc. Ssi Is
e Lauder on. ri.iygled la f L, acres Of
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IOHFICIAL.1

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session Of the Forty
first Congress.
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And whereas the .aih n isiitional articles hare
tpsu duly flied both par,- aud the respective
IMPLICATIONS Of the same nave teen exchanged.
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Entire system Al Cash!
40 DClu~iys Notes ar Iann.,

would take this opportunity Of WARNING ,,,r,i.,
;ecEing insurance to fully investigate the system
before adopting IT, and not to receive as truths Ia,
claprap assertion Of agents that the dividends would
cancel the loan note, but To demand proof OF on,
cy.
The New York Life, New England Mutual. and
connecticut Mutual, all Of which Unqucstonably
stand among the leading companies Of the world after
trying the note system for quarter Of century h,,,
abandoned 1t as being entirely inapplirabc to TIA,
present most popular form Of Lite Insurance
In giving up the note SYSTEM the '.Noy England Of
In its Twenty-siGth Animal Report dated January
1870, gives two reasons for its action tho main an,
being "a quote, verbatim, from said report:
That persons are induced 10y the roso-co!orcd
statement Of many solicitors. who have thought les.
Of the morality OF the thing than of the commission Ia
be obtained on the risk-to insure for double Ia,
amount they can afford To carry. anticipating that r..
turns of surplus will he sufficient Ia cancel their IL,
dcbtctlncss In the shape of notes"
The experience Of the New England has been tho
same as that Of other companies doing business ON
' note plAI' Aud has been compelled to abandon it,
Theory Of twcutysiJ years. bccIus" IL could not stand
the roec-untCd statements OF It's own solicitors: and
no company, with q regard 10 its futur. r,tu,1-,n,
can AFFORD To shoulder tn" ortOug of agents that
dividends will equal the loan, any insurance expert
knows II to be false.
The system H. one Capabc of tho worst aIr,ss ,,ar,
persons nsuTing under IL sUppusIug the payment de
nandcd by the agent to be- full, ana being cutruIy
ignorant Of the fact that they were indebted 10 tn
interest,
General Agents know. or should know. the faacy Of
ue note or loan plan. A. class subaguuts WILL NOT
hNO" H. and am perfectly awa-,, of the difficulty
experienced by General Agents in obtaining solicitors
who will be truthful and conscientious In their tn.
mCuts.
All ask Of the public IL, To- know well what thDy
az u"Ulk' ana 10 examine Ia" tables before paving
thclr premium so shat they will understand whether
the company has any lien on the policy In tho shan
81 a note or loan drawing interest
On the CASH system you have a CoSrIvu,LtY ug.
DucED PAYMENT or an ncETAsED AMOUNT OF TsgrE.
ANcE. ON tho SoTE plan you have Coxrfyu.rLY
INCREASED PAYMENT and DECREASED VALUE ~ rs.
sURASCE WHICH DO YOU pRTFER7
JOHN sPROsTON, state Agent.
y. Kcinhnrt, Local Agent, Elko s2itf
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Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York !
Has CASH ASSETS amounting to over
SIo.uOO.Uoo!

I his COMPANY OFFERS ADVANTAGES To TTlE
iIsuriEg public superior 100 =. a- l-,iu.
The Largest Numbcr OF Policy Holders {!
The Largest Amount az Assets!
Sud a. having paid the LNRsEsT TEUCEYIAGE uP ASY
COMPANY II THE WU. I'D
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THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1870.

TEXAS CATTLE CowNuSIcATING DIsEAsx.-
A case was decided in Illinois, last week, in
which a farmer recovered damages of the
owner Of some Texas cattle which had been
driven upon his farm in Kendall county, caus-
ing, II was claimed, the death Of a number of
his own native cattle. /: has long been OBJ
seryable that native cattle which were allowed
to come in contact with herds from Texas, or
to Craze where these cattle had passed, fell
sick and died of some mysterious disease.
known as the Texas cattle fever" So strong
was the feeling among the farmers and cattle
raisers of the State against these imported
herds, that the Legislature was induced to
pass law prohibiting them from being
brought into the State; but this act was re-
sisted as unconstitutional. The Circuit Court,
however, has sustained the law by this de-
cisiOn, and other suits for damages will prob
ably be instituted.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-09

FULToS again repeats in stentorian tones,
81 didn't!' and shouts to his accusers to come
on Macduf, etc.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-09

PTUrE POKER SHAzPs.-The Gold Hill News
says that the Piuts Indians have become
adopts in poker playing. All the money they
earn by saving wood and otherwise is bucked
off at the aboriginal tiger. Captain Charley
lately made professional excursion to Reese
river. He was in affiuent circumstances.
owned pony, plug hat, red shirt, a mill
tary coat, boots, and had three dollars in coin
He struck game, played a week, got cleaned
out, and returned with nothing on but an old
undershirt. He says, Reese river Injun dam
rascal. Heap stealum. S'pose you get four
kings; you don't bet your boss, cause his
catchum four ace sure. Me sarby him, you
bet"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-09
CALIFORNIA HOUSE !

Formerly known as McDONALD'S RANCH. on tho
Cope Road halfway from Elko to Mountain cts.