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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-03
l!',l INDIAN DEPART7s| Office SaPerintendent J u ARIZONA CIrY, AT SEALED PROpoO U

VI Piicate Nili be received Q, Sn o'clock A' on Tuesday, Sents,'aal' 'al' oss supplying the following ari;'1a ai;S1snaei tG
 One hundred and tweSty.sr'' '' TiE = pounds, net, FLUOR, of stanS.l3 and 'a3Sa'a,i ity. uAfd Isse
 Fifty thousand (5O. .OOOl po,,,.
 of good, merchsntable 91sE ' ast, pounds of which shall be it % for ..5t oa'
 Fifty thousand (5O,oOO) nan.F CATTLE, At for immediate tI'n II ls
 Delivery of the above-n,ma.ssa as's made at the Colorado River sa Rs-.O ,OPF in such quantities and at such sTs 3Oth 1871, as may be designated SS' r tendent of Indian Affairs wih9 'aI of the seed Barley, which is to I. aa SacatOn, A. T., immediately.
 The Beef Cattle will be snb;.. lowing conditions, viz = "" s
 Not to weigh over five bund,., per head to be weighed, if prast;a,I,' "a the live weight of the animal tSa' its net weight to he determins5 ~s i ~ therefrom fifty DOT centum. If vsi.f.i fed or watered for from six to ns+'. s-' viously. If impracticable to weieb " herd to bc separated and arra6e,S ' equal lots according to their appars1, ! heavy, medium, aad light cattle on,' imal selected from each lot, killeJ sni ! prescribed by the U. $. Army Regulas'. average net weight of the thres api~,- lected, killed and dressed, to be sc.,-' average net weight of the herd. Tbs J, and deterniuatiOn of the acesptab;,;- weight of the Beef Cattle to be by B, posed of the Special Indian Agent on j1 Reservation, an officer of the Army scls,s. agent. and a aperson selected by the Con.
 To be delivered at the Colorado Rive, tion, and at Sacaton, 4. F., immedis,el, equal quantities, viz :-
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-03
MEDICINES.

! V kOuuuS ASdOAoOe RNAhuS sVVI gall. Alcohol. do VuaSa pounds Alumen do Tartan do Camphor. 6 do Cr,ama 1 z do Chloroform. 10 do SaPOnna 6 do Copaiba. 100 do Sacehsd . do GrycyrrhizI. Syrup, kc. 5 do Pruni virg. fluid. 10 pcunus oaIi 1 10 do Sarsa paruia. do Amlola ? do Hyd. CD Tor. mite, strong. 1 (calomeI) pounds Ssss 10 pounds Magnesla Nire.
 sulphate. l pound SpH, LE ouaco AOrphia sui" compound, phatc. 24(qr.) bOtteS U8. Myrrhae. GAllIei, 2 oE Oil Anis. l doZ; SyTinss F (qD botts. Ul. 0ivas. vaginal. 12 do Oil Castor. : doz Syringsi do Oil Terebenth. penis. l pound Oil Origani. 2 dos, stick, Lg's l do Opium. tic. do Plumbi ac.tas. dog. Saspen. bi l pound Zinci sulphas. l pound Nutaeg' 48 (Qi. bottles Sp rts 10 do Shpy Aa
 Framenti. 2 Lance,s, thOLa pounds Potsssii Iodidi.
 To be delivered at the Colorado RlTG K ton immediately, viz = 6e0 pairs of blankets, 4OOyds msntl o-pound. weight. 1 cooking stove, com 900yds prints, g0
 plete. ity and coloF'' brushes, whitewash. 60Oyds. red Hsan'I 6 do horse. 40 dos. pants, al sett blacksmiIh's tools. Eatines. do1. buckles, harness, 40 dog. h''K0V
 assorted. large 'IIe' 6 doz. hay forks. 20 doz. hslG1a1 doz. hay rskes, hand. cotton, prln''@ IOlbs. lamp black. 5PoundI O0fal' 1 dog, neck straps and curry-comoi.
 chains. 6 head haltsrs, h0ii11 padlocks, strong. 5O pounds nS'A'' 4 naners aaddIars' nae- CT.
 dIss. 6 pounds niAr' whips, (6-mule.l sorted NOS; .,, 25 doE, 6-4 wool shawls. gals. Meats lo' pIows. steel. l sett Flag bsllG' U. s. storm flag.
 Proposals will be SO framed that oiu' v, s-ticle may be considered separatelJ a -,- an article is required to be dellTerea 2. ,I,, one place, the price for delivery st sasu .a {, be given, and all prices will be Sta'sI .,i Go Id Coin, expressed in writing a' "'A ures. ,.j
 Payment will be made by Legal IsV.'r p,s,dl on Asst. Treasurer of the U. B., Sap ,s iio,d z, the latest selling quotations avaiisols es, i5. payment, on receipt of certificate if,n ,5s, b on duty on the reservation statlns 't ,t, r,; plies hay been received and are O' '''
 
 quantity and quality.
 Two responsible sursties must ,,?S,rs., DO Ts must ertify on the bids their WilnIf @f tb. bond in the sum of fifty per esn'u" " tract. -:,bt to s
 The undersigned reserves the riEI ana or diminish the quantity of each ar''''" ject any, or all bids. vs-sps,
 Pro posals to be endorsed on tDe pesaIs for Indian Supplies. al tIs
 Bidders are requested to Dc Pfs''D' ing of their bids. ,vDpEvs,
 O''' " supsrir'sndf'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-03

4OOyds mantI, I
 weight. 9OOyds prints
 ity and colOr'' | 6OOyds. red fsaH'lI 40 do5. pants, T'
 Eatinet. 40 dog. hiokoiy 1
 large size. 20 doz. hsndkT'
 OOtIOA1
 5 pounds boraI' 3 curry-cOm6i. 6 head haltsrs, h0fiI 50 pounds hsrn''I
 CT.
 $ pounds linen aI''
 sorted Nos. 5 gals. Nests' i'. io'' l sett Flag bslll'
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-06

The State Central Committee, have
placed in nomination for the office Of
superintendent Of Public Instruction
Rev. Samuel Fallows.
Mr.. Fallows is a man of fine ability
and is ardently devoted to the cause of
popular education. The people Will cor
daily endorse the nomination of the COM
mlttee.
"A well known American gentleman
just returned from Germany, says the
southern states are only using Prussia in
the war to eventually proclaim a repub-
lie. The republican sentiment, he says,
is general.
1t is a curious circumstance that the
American flag in France is cheered by
both the French and Prussian armies,
and that Englishmen in France are ar
rested by both armies as spies This is
the legitimate fruit Of America S candid
and straightforward policy on the one
hand, and of England's tricky and cow
ardy policy on the other.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-06

time elapsed, and Burton Clayton led to
the alter Carrie, the idol of his heart,
and the vows there taken were sacrcdly
kept. Many Of the Village people won
dered, but the happy family lived or,
quite unconscious that they were the sub
ject of interest. The dear old mother
will soon pass away, and we trust, with
a smile of content and happiness, they
will leave with their blessings ON their
children; who after many sorrows, are
living each with the desire to make the
other happy. Let US, too. dear reader,
silently move away; we have seen them
through their sorrows, and we hope that
the happiness may be the greater for the
past trials that has brought them togeth-
er at last
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-06
EMMEN AGOGUE.

Warmers Ei:lsnseaaS0aH is the only arti-
Gle known to cure the v mites, Gt viii cure in every
case.) Where IS the family in which this impertrnt
medicine is not wanted! Mothers, this IS the greatest
blessing ever offered yoI, and you should Immediately
procure it, 1t is Also for Female 1rreen
lariues, and may be depended upon in every case
where the monthly flow has been obstrueted through
cold or disease Sold by druggists Price Que Dollar
Or sent by mail on receipt of Ono Dollar and Quar-
ter
Address oIs State ST., Chicago.
I-ly-l. san.
n. j. J. Robinson, Sole .fSessss
fo5. .Tgssseif0lCOC
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he seemed hardly to comprehend it, but
on seeing the weeping mother, bis worst
fears were realized, and with heart
OVERLOOKING with grief he sought to COM
fort her. He took her to his home, and
with his mother, sought to calm her fears,
and smooth her pathway Of trials. Thus
time passed, as no tidings of the missing
ones could be found the little brown
cottage with its many pleasant attractions
was sold, and the widow accepted home
with Burton Clayton and his mother.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-06
FOR WoRn.S ~ ezrInnREr
: :sass rs I||1 DID, |!|IiI!I||aI!||a'
WGlTG Years aIfS9 sg Wild Indians Ct Plains

rEIE LIFE OF GEO. p. BELDEN, who, from love
L of Wild adventure and desire to gain knowl-
edge of the Every Day Life and Peculiar Customs of
the indians, left a home of plenty i'll New Phadel-
life became warrior of the s'frEN" and chief
of 100 lodges served tho Government with his braves
against the hostile Indians and Lieutenant in the
the Regular Army which position he but recently
signed to return to the wild life he much loves
20 ILLUSTRATIONS, p of them Full Page, with
Portrait of the Author all engraved expressly this
work A most attractive hook, Astounding in thrill
ing adventure, and curious useful and original nor-
nation. Send for illustrated circular with terms
table of contents, and sample pages. !. S, GOOD
MAN CO., Publishers, Custom House Place, Chica-
go, III. 224y
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COUGH NO MORE.


Warmers Cough IsaIsarTt is healing, soft
enng and eXpectorating. The extraordinary power
it possesses in Immediately relieving and eventually
curing the most obstinate eases Of Coughs, Colds Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, influenza, eatarfh HoarseLess
Asthma andf Consumption Il almost Incredible. So
prompt is the relief ana its effects in all the
above cases. any affection Of the threat and lungs
that thousands of physicians daily prescribing. it.
and one and all say that il is the healing and ex
lectorating medicine known. One dose always affords
relief, and in most bottle effects a cure
Sold 10y druggists in large bottles. Price One Dollar
1t is Your fault if you still cough and suffer. The
Balsam Will cure.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-06
WARMER2S PILE REMElY.

Warmers File Remedy has never failed mot
III case) to the very worst cases of Blind
Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who afflicted
should Immediately call on their druggist and get
WARMERS PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly for the Piles
and is not recommended to any other disease. 1t
has cured!'many of thirty years standing
Price One Dollar. For sale by drEggsts everywhere
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-06
WEDLOCK.

The BASIS of Civil SO ciefy-Essays for
Young Men on the honor and appness of Marriage,
and the evils and dangers of etacy-with sanitary
help for the attainment of man true position in life
Sent free. in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
Assertion, 9oXA 2. Philadelphia, Pa lT-T-Cm
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-06
DYSPEPSIA.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tonic is prepared ex
pressly for Dyspeptcs and those suffering with habit
ual Costiveness 1t IS slightly stimulating tonic
and splendid appetizer; it strengthens the In
and restores the digestive organs to their healthy
state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptic persons should
use WARMERS DYSPEPSIA Tonic. For sale by druggists
Price One Dollar
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-06
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier ard Delicious Drink
Warmers EisigIiss Vita, Or Wine nf life,
is free from any poisonous drugs Impurities being
splendid appetizer aud tonic, and the finest thing in
tho world Ter purifying the blood 1t is the most
pleasant and delicious article ofeed the pub
lie far superior to brandy whisky, wine, bitters,
any other article. It is healthy, and cheaper.
Both male and female, Young aud old, can take the
Wine Of Life. 1t is, in fact, life preseryer Those
who wish to enjoy good health and free flow OF live
ly spirits, VIII do well take the Wine of Life II is
different from any thing before in use. 1t is sold by
druggists also at all respectable saloons, Price One
Dollar, in quart bottles.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-06

Nj lid, Certain, Safe, Efficient 1t is far the best
w Cathartic remedy yet discovered and once re-
lieves and inygorates all the vital functions without
causing injury to any of them. The most complete
success has long attended its use in many localities
and it is now offered TO the general public with the
conviction that it fail to accomplish all that
is claimed for it. 1t produces little pain leaves
the organs free from irritation, and oyertaxes
exctes the system. In all diseases of the
skim blood, stomach bowels liver, kidneys-of chill
dern, and in many difficulties peculiar to women 1t
brings prompt relief and certain cure The best ply
who this will voluntarily return to the use
of any other cathartic.
Sent by mail on receipt of price and postage.
Il RsOS, 1929 Postage, cents.
> Boxes Eco rs -
1t is sold yall dealers in drugs and medicines and
by TURNER & c0.,l Sole Propretors, f2O IRE
MNOT St. BOSTON, MASS. 22-3mcow
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-06
PATEMT DUST EXcLuDER.
Over Five Hundred Dealers
TESTIMONIAL.
UNION PACIFIC R. r., OFFICE OF GRN'L SUp'r.

UNION PACIFIC r. r.. OFFICE OF GRN'L SUP'r.l
soaAHA, Dec. IS, 1869,
Hon. T. NJ. AVERY, President National Watch Co,
Chicago, ILL.,:
Dear Sir Dur lg the month that have carried
one of your "B. ". Raymond :" Watches it has not
failed to keep the time with much accuracy to
leave nothing to desire in this regard accuracy
IN housekeeping, beauty of movement and finish your
Watches challenge my admiration. and arouse nv
pride as an American and am confident that in all
respects they viii compete successfully in the mark
cts of the world with similar manufacturers of older
nations. They need only TO be known to be apprs~
ciated.
Yours most respectfully
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Yours most respectfully,
C, G. HAMMOND, GenT Srpt.
OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER Ra1L RoAp,

OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD,
Gen1 Sup't. New York, Jan. II, 1870.
L. NJ. AVERY Esq. Presdel t National Watch Co:
Dear &r:-The Watch ,lade by your Company
which have carried the past two months has kept
excellent time. have carried it frequently on en-
gnes, and have been the road with it almost daily
During this time it has uniformly with stand.
ard clock. Trulyfyours.
j. NJ. T0UCEY, Gent Sup't-
The following dealers also in various parts of tho
country, have certified that they consider the Egin
Watches to be all that the Company have advertised
them as better finished, correct and durable
than any in market of similar price and that they
have great confidence in recommending them to the
public, on account of their general merit.
Wheeler, Parsons&Co, NY.E. Jaccard & Co., Sr. Louis
Warren, SpsdSne & Co. n. {. Csittenden&Co-. Ceyd
Middieton& Bro, NJ Burt. !"
7 B Bynner q Morse, Reddn & Hamilton
Henry Ginne, Chicago.
Geo. Y. Pratt & Co., J: H: Hense, Denvyr, Cal
Sc9tt Barreg CO., Pittsb'h.k. NJ Baldwin & Co., San
J. R. Reed L Coz Francisco. Cal.
Dahme & Co.. Cincinnati. Koch & Oryfus N. Orleans.
jenkins & Hatch a And over 400 others.
C. Heiebush, Cincinnati,
Various grades and prices made to suit differens
tastes.
Nomovementsr etailed by the Comply.
h7s-Cail your Joweler and ask see tho Elgin
Business Office and salesroom National Watch Com
16-E-ly I59 81 Iei Lake ST., Chicago.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14
Grant. Menace.

From the files Of Republican journals which
have passed under our observation. we have
extracted few Quotations indicating the low
estimate which the friends of the President
place upon his late message. Among these
We come first upon that Of our immediate
neiRhbor, the Reese River Reveille, a paper.
which Cor blind. uncompromising devotion to
the most radical measures of its party, has no
superior Says the Reveille: "All we can say
Is that the message is written plainly and
clearly. and that il is not remarkable for origi.
nality OF suggestion. 1t simply recites facts.
The questions of the Alabama and the Can
adian fisheries being the only ones now en-
dangering our foreign relations, we had looked
for this document to enlighten US as to the
course which our Government intends to pur-
sue We have heretofore entertained the
opinion that Gen. Grant would dispose of the
Alabama question during his term of Office,
and that he was possessed of sufficient ability
and tact to bring negotiations on this point TO
peaceful issue, satisfactory to both parties
We are sorry to say the message does not war
rant that opinion.
We confess to an utter inability to discover
any plan or policy in the Presidents sugges-
tons. He leaves it to the British Government
TO make oyertures on the subject, when that
Government has already declared that it had
no overtures TO make. Better for the Presi-
dent to say frankly that he has abandoned his
position, and drop the matter"
In this latter criticism several of the more
occidental papers share in the fullest degree
Henry Ward Beecher is chagrined, aud eI-
presses surprise at the meaningless phrases,
aud the great vacuum which is discoverable
in places filled with so many words Another
exchange says: 1T is unnecessary that we
should review the message. 1t starts out with
long-wlnded compliment TO Washburne, and
closes with few glittering generalities written
by the Presidential monitor, Mr.. Ben F. But
Ter, which mean anything and everything, or
nothing, as the people who read it may choose.
The only important fact, aside from the finan-
cial statement, seems to be that Pembina
which Was supposed to be in British America.
is within our own territory"
The St. Louis Democrat and nearly all the
Radical papers of Missouri have broken
away from the fascination of Mr.. Grants mil
itary life, and pronounce him as President a
complete failure. Altogether, we do not re-
member State paper to receive so cool and
indifferent reception the late message Of
President Grant.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14
Nevada state Hem.

The Eureka Sentinel says that the material
for new hotel has arrived at Mineral Hill.
Is. E. Burns and 7. C. Lyman, late of Hamil-
ton, are the proprietors
The Sierra Valley mill shipped last week
bullion to the amount of 50, 4S6 81.
The Sentinel finds fault with mill owners
because they pay their men in checks, some
on Hamilton and some on San Francisco.
When the poor laborer wants coin he has to
get his check discounted
There arrived in Reno the other day %. 900
pounds OF potatoes for the Virginia market.
from Rose creek, Humboldt county. So says
the Crescent.
The Reno Crescent offers To 90 all the
county advertising Of Washoe county for the
next year for the sum of so %. to be paid
when the County Commissioners are satisfied
with the work
The Gold Hill News says that John Derrick
son and John Stout have been parhoned by
Governor Blasdel. They were sent TO the
state Prison from Storey county. for assault
with intent to rob
The white Pine News Of the 9th inst saws
the storm on the night previous was about the
seVerest ever known in White Pine. Their.
mometer. at o'clock p. NJ. on the 9th, stood
II deg. above zero.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

herself at the table. which is prepared. as be-
fore. for hasty meal. There can be but lit
tie table etiquette in such circumstances, and
as the time Is short the hunger uncomfortable,
she eats as every other being would eat which
found itself in the same condition.
Notwithstanding all this enslarement, the
capitalists Of New England are determined to
degrade those white women by saudwiching
negresses and Cinnamon among them. and
compelling the white to instruct the black
Then what pittance will the poor girls get
for ten bours' slavish aborl 1t is no wonder
that 30 much prostitution originates in those
factories. The prostitute of the Pacific coast
is as much respected and noticed upon the
street as one of those factory girls by her
Purse-proud employer. Bound down by the
most slavish rules. worked beyond the en-
durance Of their frail forms. deprived Of in
tellectual enjoyments, and pinched with hun
ger, it is. we say, no wonder that they often
times prefer that life which takes fast hold on
death, though it be brief one
Pity. pity those poor girls! Ten thousand
curses on the fanatical, hypocritical wretches
who enslave them! Talk no more about Afri-
can slavery! 1t is white slavery in New Eng
land! The great South aud West sh ould or
game an abolition society. and make war
agains. New England. as il did on the
South.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

The drawing Of the above list Of Gifts will come OF
At GRAND CONCERT to take place a, the
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

STATE OF LISCoLS.-The House Committee
on Territories are ready to report bill for the
admission of New Mexico into the Union
under the name of Lincoln. This move
which is nothing more than u bill to increase
the number of Radical Senators, should re-
eeive the opposition of the people of New
Mexico. on the ground Of their inability to
support n State government. In 1867 the
vote Of New Mexico was about seventeen
thousand. Nevada has experienced the disus-
trous effect of throwing away her "sbort
clothes" at too early an age, and in conse.
quence has been in short circumstances ever
since. We have "ruined credit" no money
in the treasury, and most burdensome taxes.
II the people of that Territory would consult
their own good and AVOID our misfortune, they
would battle the efforts of the political trick
sters, who onl y desire to prolong the life Of
an already dying party by increasing its power
In the Senate.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

LATEST WAE NEws.-The Tours Government
will go to Bordeaux. The feeling in London
is strong that victory for France under the
Republic is hopeless. Rumor has it that ne
gotistions for an arrnis,ice are going ON Al,
Versailles. In the recent engagements the
French were beaten in detail. The London
Times says the German terms are likely to be
more oppressive the longer the French hold
out. Havre is reported occupied by the Ger
mnnS.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

considerable justness ia saying that the table
published by the Enterprise was full Of errors.
But Brother CHM Is somowhat at fault with
his own table. II he will add up Hobari's list
be will Rnd that no gives tina, individual the
credit OF 200 more majority over STAN pley
than rlgh,Iully belongs TO him.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

How THEY CIR RrCH.-ln compliance with
resolution Of tbe House Of Representatives.
on the 2lst Of March last. Dir. Boutwell, has
furnished a list Of defsulting Collectors, which
contains eight pages 0f The names Of Grants
pets who have grown rich from the hard earn
jngs Of an er.ia1ed people. There was due
from twenty.tbre0 Of them the Sung little sum
OF 1888, 752 80. That, we suppose. is the
kind Of patriotic economy sbieG the Republi.
can platform Of Nevada found ia the National
Administration to indotse.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

SAN DoMIsso.-President Grant adheres
with unbecoming tenacity TO his project for
the annexation Of San Domingo. The Island
has n population Of one hundred Thousand
niggers, who, with its purchase, would sud-
denly be invested with all the rights and priv
iieges Of American citizenship. The time WAS
SSben tie Democracy were not unfaTornbly
disposed TO the annexation Of territory. and
aleny were of Douglus' opinion, that 10y an
ocaan.bound Republic he meant all the islands
within six leagues of the coast; but now that
the Fifteenth Amendment doctrine prevails
every good man must stand firm against the
acquisition Of territory that contains so large
~ element of ignorant. haii.civlizcd beings.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

SSArISG The ice on the Humboldt ia now
Sufficiently strong to admit Of safe skating
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Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. tina, r. NcFee and
u: O. Hooker. partners under the nrm name of
nCter nooker, have commenced suit In the District
out OF the Eleventh Judicial District Of the state OF
Nevada, aSAinsF ihzlerigR for tho purpose OF fore
closing a hechanics Lien upon the following dc.
tcrlbeh property certain house situated and being
on Lot Block In the town Of Mountain City County
oi Eko, State OF Serada being on tho west aide Of
nam street In said town. All persons holding or
claiming Hens against said property under an ari Of
the Legislature ~ this State, entitled ian act for sc
curing lienS of mechanics and others" approved Nov
2s 1861. are notified Ia appear In said court on the
nih day OF December. 1910, to exhibit. then and
there, the proof OF said lien.
dtdli3w J. H. RAND Atty for Plaintiff