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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 MEDICAL woNDER-HYATTs LIFE BALsAM.--
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.ss ss =;
lNzASNUgf Twas quickly cured Of Caisrh and entirely
'''''''' : : 49, OLIVER n. cRossnAN,s
Principal depot 2s Grand street, New York ii per bot.
tle six for 70 Sold BY druggists generally. Ssnt every
where oy express, L.E n -- n - "
A NEW MODE Or oExD1Ne CEREALS rnE PA.
"A tent Aron Pulvsrixer grinds cereals with facility
before nnknowD stones are dspsn:sd With and the ma
formation may obtained = rights place s1SS
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINRD IN
different States no publicity no charge III divorce OBJ
r. l. KING. Counsellor st Law, 1858 broadway
b rHELAN 4 CoLLENDER. laolss Il.
STANDARD AME EiIS' BILLIARD I. IA TABLEa
% ses.s- :ss' NV Y York
'TosIAs TAYLER : CO., -
No. ISL Broadway. .,....-
Il ~, Are now offering their splendid stock Of ..oo
" UPHOLSTERY GOODS n
BELOW COST
To close the Retail Branch. "a
NO, MORE MEDiciNE-AsY INVALID CAN CURE
IN himself without medcine by Du BaIys
licious Revse,a Food which has Effected 72O
of Dyspepsia Constipation, Consumption,
kinds Of evcrs ana onac disorders Copies of sent
free. Sold III tins, pound, 81 70; Il pounds, $ll DU
BARRY CO. los William street. New York, and at all
druggists and giocsts' f8' ". pF5. n |e(f
ID HEUMATIC AFFECTioN.--THE MOST INyETERATE
Lib cured AT one visit Botn
dence for az ihrlr ailments. u. DisiIAGf, n. d., I46
Blocker street twenty year, practice. 'e&5N
rTRUssEs, 6C- esEILEys HARD RuBRsR TRussEs
and supporters Rupture AMI Ap!umnal Gag.
neses; never fsi, break nor si shrst comfortable
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PARIS FINE ARTS.

Arts aAdI Astisb Dshisd NJ VAIL Dumas,
Dore and Msxnger in the Army-Artists ON
Guard Over Art - scenes Around tho
Statue u stxasbeurg-Ths Treasures
Of the Museums saSs-A Death
Secrst-Ihs Paris Mswspaprs
and Their Difficulties.
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SHIPPIN G NE w s.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

,ArE o. DEPARTURES PROM NEW York pOR THE
hna MONTH OF 0CroRER. Az ,e4 q
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CHlJIS AND FEyER.-Tne following is recon-
mended as cure Tor fever and agne, which now
prevails 80 generally IN some parts Of the CITY aud
adjoining places. II Is Yankee notion, and ap-
pcarsd hrst ia q Connecticut paper:-"Take tea
spoonful Of finely pulyerized egg shells, mixed with
n0lasses. going 10 bedafIer soaking the feet III
warm water. Two Or three doses Often curg.'
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PERSECUTION Or UNITED STATES PRISONERS.


Marshal sharpe has been ordered by the Clerk OF
The Circuit Court TO produce the Sellowing United
States prisoners at present in the custody Of Wal
den Tracy. At Ludlow street JAIL before Judge Bene-
dics - eleven O'Clock sis morning, "a tine opening
Of the fall term OF the court for criminal business
Richard h C2nldweli, the alleged drawback claim
c0nspirat0r: William Gilbert indicted for altering
Treasury bonds; William Quincy, TIE notorious
countenciter; James Getty, Jr., CHARGED with en-
bezxling letters; Raymond =. 1.atooIe and Max OPP
penhoimer, accused OF iraudulent ban kruptcy, aud
James Gordon, tile liquor dealer who esCapcd from
the 1oderak court roam ab0ul 1.-Two years ago. during
his trial for whiskev Frauds, together with
DAVID BROMLEY. Josn Broden. Michael Monanan,
James Dwyre, William MOriun, Peter QcCluskey,
James Fitzpatrick, Alexis NICHOLAS and James
M0r1s arrested for counterfciting o1ences Coionei
r. b. Clark Reuben Carpenter and Hart l. Pearce,
who have been imprisoned for The past year await
ing trial on account OF alleged ex.eusiye counter
de1ung operations, will also nc broGgnt Dctore the
SH ls ~ fn ,sac same ,ms ane Mnsh nave been
yenpd against them. Assistant pIstrict Attorney
PHrdy Hill ACT Is prosecuting o'iicer.
MURDER IN PENossoor County, ME.--ghe Bangor
Wing learns that shocking tragedy occurred last
week at Medwas, a small Town sevenfy-hVe miles
above Bangor. on the PenObssot river. join Kay, y
man thirty I've years OF nge, was reported on inurs-
day OF last week have been missing TOT 1870 days.
The appearance OF hts wife and ntlsT circnms ances
aroused suspicion and the towns people Inrneu out
- force 70 hnnf him up. Alter search OF iou Gays
hls podg was fund secreteo IN . Grate. On al isIflu
sDout Ivy rods nom hs house, with severe vfiDscs
On ms face apd temple His wife and fDai named
EibrGge Reed, resident of the same town. q ms
eTaO1 Eu2W. VINO u sad 10 be Improperly lnLlHiatc
MOI sposer for mig Time, haye been arrested IA
suspicion ar BENG HE mnraerers. Their appear
heiere ysnd since lae finding OF the body points
SbIcngy towaiea tlen '. iae guils parties.
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Plbiic Reso,utiGn-No. %.
jy7 1aw-l0w
July eth, 1870

joint Resolution directing an inquiry into tie
loss of the United States steamer - Oneida
Whereas. on the tweHty-fOUrth day ofJanuary
last. the United states steamer = Oneida, When
leaving the port OF YokahsIaa. japan, came in
collision with the Bfitis Penin-ular ard Oriental
mail steamer - bombay" and sunk aim st in
stanty with the loss # nearly all ner Ulcers and
the greater part of her men; and whereas the
Navy Der artIuent has been unable. in to I,
request of the House oi representative, 10 CON-
muncate any detailed satisfactory inf ,rinatipn
touching the circumstances the loss beyond its
eX tent and the number Oica>uaiti,s; and Whereas
1t appears that full AID impartial and salts
f,ctory Investigation ha- Ooeu III de into the
causes of the disaster. INFO the conduct OF the
parties implicated in it: Therefore,
Be it IesolS Ell b. the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States OF America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of the
Navy shall, with the least practicable delay,
order an inquiry to be u.si- INFO the particulars
Of the loss of said United States steamer Oneida,
and Of her officers and men. including the subse-
quent conduct of tho captain OF the steamer
:. honibay, with view To ascertain the response
bility for the collision 10y which she Was destroyed.
aud for the destruction Of life which ATTENDED y
catastrophe, aud make report Of the sal to
Congress.
Approved, April :. 1870.
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TPu5iic No. 5s.l

An act To authorize rhe Burlington and Missouri
River RaiIr,sli Company or its assign>, TO
change the established line of said read in the
State IT Nebraska.
Re it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
reseatatiyes Of the United States e America in
Congress assembled, T.at the Blu, lns ton and
Mississippi River Railroad Company. OF Its a.
signs in the State If Sebrs-ks, NAV 81 far change
the location If that portion of its line that lies
west Of the cry # lincoln in sail STATE shown
by the map thereof now file in the General
Land Office of the United states, as to secure
better and mere practicable route, and to con-
net vi h the Union Pacific Railroad at or near
the Fort k-aruey reser alton. said new line to be
located wirhie rae limits Of the land grant msde
bv the Unite! States to aid in the construction {:
Provided, however. That said line shall not he
lacsted further south t.,a the sn thern bonnda-
~ line of township number seven, in raid State.
ami said change shall not impsir the rights to,
npr change the location Of the said land grant,
and the said crinpsny. IFS assigns. shall receive
M different or other or greater quantity Of land
than il this act had NOT passed, and NJ .han.e
al been made in the Lcaiea line Of said railroad
Approved, N4y o, 1870.
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County Auditors Report.

To the Board Of County Commissioners OF
Ormsby County:
The County Auditor has the honor to make the
following Report as to the fiscal affairs Of the
County for tho six months ending on The 30th
June, 1870.
SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR 1859.
| In the report for the half year ending 3lst De-
cember, 1862 it was stated that the supplemental
Assessment Roll for 1859, embraced property val
ued at $207 ,6l7 the taxes thereon being 500 70
apPortioned a follows: To State, $3.50 Il; to
County, s., rs 81 and to the Fire Department,
SIG 81 Upon account of this assessment there
has been paid on account Of state and County
taxes $50 70, and on account Of the Fire Depart
| ment e. being total of $35 80, and leaving due
upon that roll the sum Of s.. 904 81, appor,ion"d
a. follows: To State, g, 5s5 y; to County,
s., 2O4 60, and to the Fire Department, Slli on.
On the 18th February last, the Board Of Commits
kioners passed a resolution by which 1t was
ordered that the entire supplemental assessment
for the year 1869 be, and the same is hereby,
stricken out and remitted.' But the State au-
thorities objecting to such action by the Board,
instituted proce -dings in the supreme Court 10 va
cate such order, which have resulted in a late de-
cision by the Court that the action OF the Board
in thus ren,itting the whole of the Supplemental
Roll was unauthorized and their order declared
void What proportions Of the present ceilnquen-
cies upon that roll and the additional 10 per cent
thereon. will be hereafter collected depends IN a
great measure upon the further action Of the
6srard and Of the District Attorney in reference
thereto The collection Of the amount due would
be q great benefit to the County finances.
DELINQUENT TAXES.
No payments have been made into the County
Treasury .iDce the lst January last upon account
Of the delinquent taxes Of 1869. or Of any Il the
previous wears During the first half Of lso9 there
were 81 $50 g. besides the additional 10 per cen
tum. paid in en- account Of the delinquent taxes
of 1868.
The balance on hand on the 1st January, $50.
RECEIPTS.
From the lst of January to the 30th June, 1870,
the paymeuts into the County Treasury have been
- follows:
ravas Supnlemenfal Ro.t
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NOTICE
TO All Owners GE Lots in
Dayton. lyon County,
Nevada.
One Year in which to File your
Claims,
FROM CH1vyeh,L 1870

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l, VIII
" LIAM iiAYDoN, Judge Of the Fourth judi
cal District Of the >Ta'e oi >uvads a. Trustee i r
the owners OF property in Dtyicn, Lyon county,
Nevada. under an 4 Z Of CarCrt entitled - An
Act fir the relief Of the inhabitants If Cities
and Towns npUn the inb'lc LaAGe, ap-
proved March >, le67. have received Patent
from the United States f r the east half the sYuth
quarter If the n"Thw est quarter and the eas
half Of the southwest quarter II section twenty
three; the northeast qu 'rter Of the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter u section
twenty six aud the southwest mali ter If secti Ii
tweu'y-fuur and the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter Of section twenty five in Town
ship sixteen, north Of Range twenty gu east,
the District Of lands sui eCl t. site at Carson
City. Nevada, containing eight huudI Ell and forty
acres. Patent dated May 10th, ls.0. and all
persons owning lots or parcels II Gc"und ii. said
publication Of this file ltA ny office
in Dayton. Lyon county Nevada. IA written urscrip-
ton and claim of the l. = Of land owned or cimed
by them or they will be rever barred of any RICH
or interest in law or equity IN or t. such lots .
parcels of ground as remain uIc'simetl after tn
expiration Of such period Of one ear.
WILLIAM HAYD0N,
District Judge, Fourth Judicial District, Nevada,
Trustee.
July eth, 1870. jy7 1aw-l0w
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Public Resolution No. H.

Public Resolution No. II.
Restitution in relation to settlors on the late
Sioux INDIAN reservation in the State Of Minne-
-Jta
E.-clved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentaiiy-s of the United States Of America in
Congress ribied. That the act Of Congress
approved March sixth, one thousand eight hun
bred and stxty-eigat. entitL j .. An act for the
relief Of settlers the Late Sioux Indian Reser-
walton in the state # Minnesota be and the
same is hereby. amended to allow the
settles therein provided for until the first day Of
March, ammo dnnlini eighteen hundred and sew
enty one. in which to make proof and payment
or their claims
pp-Svei March II. 1870
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FEoOEEDINGs
OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

/ At meeting of the Union Republican State
Central Committee. he d at Virginia City June -,
/ 1870. il resolved int state Convention oi
the National Union Republican. Parry be held at
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1870,
! To nominate candidates Cor the following Offices,
to WIT: Governof, Lieutenant Governor, hepre-
sentative in Congress. Justice Vi the Supreme
Court. Secretary of State. Attorney General.
Treasurer % state, Controller of state Surveyor
General. Superini en-lent Of Public Instruction.
state Mineral gist, rui Ciert OF SGpreme Conr':
and the transaction vi such other business as shall
properly come before said Convention.
tp motion. Resolved, That each county be ell
titled 10 Delegate at large, one frr each one
HUNDRED iG0l votes and one f,r each fraction over
nifty t5Jl cat for the EtpHb ic;tu Preside GtII
Electors at the election Of l~S.
un motion, Resolved That We recommend t.
| the several County C-ntial Committees that the
Primary Election IF Delegates 10 bpth State and
County Conventions he h,ii on tue l5th day f
Sept nIher. 1870 and that at sud election one DEL
es.tinn be elected t. the state Convent and
delegations 20 che ounty Convention.
t5G fapiiuu, Resolved. rhtt a voter At the Union
Republican Primaries slIal Possess The IL
qutlGcatrcHs: lie shall b. cIisLsn Of the United
States and of the stfte OF Nevada: he snail at thu,
time OF voting at the Pilnar - be a qualified
eleCter and registered V ter II the Precinct "a
which he offers . VOTE; he shall have voted the
Union Republican ticket. Stale and National. at
the General Election II Now mber, 4, d. lots.
or would hay dnEe lsd II lie possible to vote:
be shall s"lelnuly pledge h'nl~e 10 Vote for the
nominees If the Union Eepuoilctn party at the
iienerai Election in November. i. d. $50.
Resolved That We recommend II Jhe several
County Central Committees that on tue day IF the
PIlmar, Erection FIR Dell gates t. the several COLI
nripi,, the people De requested to cypress ihelr
preference The candida Ia the several office,
state aud County. by direct vote.
Delegates are alpottoneu 10 the several Counties
a follows:
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of John l.. Roach, Deceased

AyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ der>i-nej. administrator of the above ed
estate To the creditors of. and all persons having
c,pir,< az ars: said deceased TO exhibit the same
with the nee s,ry vonehars. within ten months
from, tie pupli alton If this notice. TO the under
signed at the Nevada Eotel in the town If Genoa,
DOagiis County. Nevada
MATILDA ROACH.
Administrative.
Genoa 22d July. $50
CIAYrvy DavI,s Att'ys FIR adm'x.
iva5-lwiws
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THE TIGER {!
GEO. GnLsoy.
SecI eiary.

THIS Is TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
/ the undersigned has opened a privare game
IBSON'S SAL00A-the New SaZerac.
u 12-lw ". IL. PIERCE.
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IPublic-No. II
An Act making appropriations for the support Of
the Military Academy for the fiscal year end
ing June ;hirteth, eighteen hundred and sew
eniy-one-
Belt enacted by the Senate ami House Of Repre-
sentatyes Of the Unit- states Of Anne, lea in Con-
rre>s assembled. That the + llowing sums be, and
the sane hereby, appropriated out Of any
money in the trea-ury not oiles wise appropriated
for the support of the Military Academy for the
scar endin, the tkirtieth Of June, eighteen hun
,ired and seventy one:
Far additional pay NJ officers. and for pay ct in
structors, .i-ts. ans. musicians. two hundred and
five thousand tn o hundred and ninety three dollars
and twenty cents:
For clerks To trrs.surers, one thousan fved hun
ired dvlars.
For contingent expenses # ,he departments Of
mathematics. artillery, cavalry. and infantry.
ordnance and gunne y. practc ii engineering. civil
and mil tsry engineering. nttura. and experiment
tai philo-o, hy, an compensation to attendant,
three thousand three hundred Ard fifty dollars;
For new pres. type. and materials Tor office,
and d'pIom - for graduates, one thousand three
hundred iplas:
For transportation twelve hua.lred dollars;
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ING TIE SIX MONTHS.

OciaI evidence has been filed in tins ONCE tnat
all sums due from the County treasurer 10 .he
State up to the 14th June. 1870, bave been pro-
perly accounted for Or paid over by me County
treasurer and that officer has the State Control
Ier's certificate that he has been discharged Hom
al liabilities up to that date.
IN. nayment of s. 456 - from the Redemption
Fund effected the purchase OF Ola =. ,tS o
and mon which the accrued interest amounted 10
81 Al w. making total Indebtedness OF D. ii %
and being saving TO the County Of so 40
Their. being the required amount IN the naii-
rod funI the Board and the Virginia anu Irnc-
kee k.iroad Company made an agreement unuef
hich early in January tn Al company IN coiisiae.
tiun Of the advance payment OF SIX thousihu siA
hu pdred and fifty DOLLARS, surrender ed coupon NO.
County to the Railroad, and payable on the lst 81
June. amounting altogether TO the sum oI seven
thousand dollars, thus eectiDg saving Of sou 10
the Covnty. In accordance to law the balance
remaining in the kailio Fund was, as peioie
stated, transferred to the GeIerai fuhd.
INDEBTEDNESS.
The floating debt on the LIST January. 1870, was
stated to be Sill s23 VI, aud since that date the a.
lowed claims payable out Of the usual funds Lave
been rs fOlluws:
Out of the General fund..--..........S ., 3l3 VI
Out Of the Contingent fund.-.-..-.-.......- 4U %
Out of the Fire department Fund.-. t53 10
Out Of the Road Fund l,lio az
O,,s 81 th. U.n,ir. Fund ...,,...,.. ~ 10
Out Of the Tfea .urers salary Fund.-. 100 %
Out of the Judges salary Fund-.--. 30 ."
1,ut ~ the Railroad Fund ............. d, $50 O.
Total ALLOW Gus I"
The payments from the several innds have been
before mentioned aud IT,. following statement
shows the amount Of the claims against the pres
emit funds remaining unpaid On the LIST July, 1870;
Against General Fund.................- ST. 9i6 =
A9ainst Contingent Fund ,....,........ 3 so
Against Fire Department Fund............ .o4 %
Present floating indebtedness... .......S1A.SlS 90
County bonds have been Issued 70 l.-> Virginia and
fruekee Railroad Company for the sum VI $780,
600.
The principal Of the old interest-bearing in
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE

CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE.
THE SENATE. THE ASSEMBLY CONCUR.
L ring, hereby propose. that Section one Of
Article 1wo, Of the Constitution Of the State Of
Nevada be Amended by striking therefrOm the
word :" White " wherever il occurs therein
I'D. EDWARDS
President Cf the Senate pro tenn.
JOIN WATSON, Secretary Of the SENATE.
D. D. ApKussN, speaker Of the Assembly.
A. waIfRoRD, CLERK of the Assembly.
ISDORsED.
Senate concurrent Resolution, No 1877, "Amend-
ing section Of Article ?, Of the State COnstitu-
ton.
Introduced and passsd, February 9Th, 1869
JOHN WATSON,
SECRETARY Of the Senate.
Received in Assembly anA passed, February q,
1S69--Yeas, 36-nays Is.
A. WHITfORD,
Clerk Of the Assembly.
STATE s. OF ssyse o.;.c..
I,C. N. NOtew re, Secretary Of State OF the
State Of Nevada, do hereby certify that the fore
going is true full and correct copy Of the origin
al ON file in my ONCE.
Witness ny hand and the Great Seal
hereunt" aaixed. Done at ONCE in
, Carson City, Nevada, this eth day
wv Of July, A. D. 1870.
c. N. NOTEwARE,
Au2-tf. secretary Of State.
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND
CONS TITU TON

THE ASSEMBLY. THE SENATE CONCUR.
ring, propose the following Constitutional
Amendment Section One Of Article Two Of the
Constitution Of the State Of Nevada, Is amended
by striking therefrOm the word "Nale" wherever
il occurs therein.
DO. ADDISON,
Speaker Of the Assembly.
A. WHHRoRD, Clerk u the Assembly.
T. D. EDWARDS,
President Of the Senate pro ten.
Gas. 7. BIckNEIL,
Assistant Secretary Of the Senate.
ENDORSED
Assembly proposal TO Amend the Constitution.
No. II. introduced January I'D, 1863. Passed
February 18th, ls6s-Yeas q nays II:
A. WHITfORD,
Clerk Of the Assembly.
Received in Senate, February 18th, 1869.
Passed March ID, lS6e-Yeae, l.; nays, I.
CHAS. ,. BICkNkLL,
Assistant Secretary Of the Sena.e.
STATE ss on SnSAp os.,c. +"
I. C. N. Noteuare, Secretary Of State Of the
State Of Nevsds. do hereby certify that the fore
going is true full and copy Of the origin
al, on file in my ONCE
Witness my hand and the Great Seal Of
s-N State hereto afhxed. Done At once
in Carson City, Nevada, this 9Th
wv day Of July, A. D. 1870.
C.N. EOTEWARE,
Au2 IT, Secretary Of State.
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debteiness Of the County now payable only
| through the operation Of the Redemption Fund,
exclusive of the interest accrued there n, was
stated in the previous report as being on the lst
January. 1870 s-a,ooi 81
And as s. 81 60 Of this amount has been purcha-
sed since then. the amount Of the old claims,
exclusive Of the interest thereon, is there
fore. '"oc 90
BALANCES.
The balances in the several funds on the LIST OF
July 1870 were as follows:
In State Fund II Il
In General Fund. I-o 40
In Contingent Fnnd, 92i 81
In Treasurer's Salary Fund..........-..... l4o IS
In Eenairs Fund ........ IL OF
In Sc,,n,l Eu,,l , ~ y
In Rad Ennd go -
In Reclamation lund 96 20
In Fir. Fund ,..,......... 1Ui j,
In Railroad FnnI " 10
Balance on hand =, v5- Oh
SAN'L d. KING.
County Auditor.
Carson City, ith July, $50.
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Saturday, September u, 1870,

At l. o'clooA VI - nominate enc Stat senator.
three A>>ciHhlNni-u: Cnr SheIIu one Il e tsul-
rr cl4- h-C4rdyr; 'Iv County e eIk: che A.
st,>,r; one BlstlIt At "lueN: three touu;y
Commissioners; one Public Administrator; one
County Superintendent u Public Institution;
uLc Comfy surveyor /; ,Lr Justice It The Peace
...J one Constable lUr Cairun Iuw isilp one jus
ice II tie Peace aad one Constable T Empire
Iuw usAig: aIi County NvAtTui Committee IF
i've.
RESOLVED. That the aqPrrtsument OF Delegates
to the said County Convention be a. I,lOws:
Catspn
impure =
EssoLvEs. That the Delegates to the Republic
can I mon state Cons eAtoA u be- Leid AT f.ikD
" e .uesd4y september Il, ls10 be appointed
follows
FraLI carson
Empire IL
DrGiIsAlck - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
itLoGLvED That the primary elections i'll gLt
s.N. t,.,. Hf.-.~f -. IA /, hon
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Chairman Nevada State Genital Committee Ma
tianal | Eion Il, publican P.rIy.
{. c. EATTER2.AS, Secretary
June -. $50 til
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ELoGLvED, That the primary elections i'll
several pIecii.c.s Uc IA i. yI
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T, enable the Treasurer To Eiake payments IN
the kind Of money required by the nature Vi 'le
-. - hac,m, necessary eitl.-r to convers
..con into ..ourrency" OK ''eurrency INTO
..coin, !" which was done with tho following re-
suits:
Loes to Repairs Fund by sale Of currency~s % 90
Gain 10 Redemption Fund by sale OF coin 49, u,
Gain to General Fund by sale OF eon.-.---.-- 90 o.
Gain to Ioad Fund by sale OF coin..-.....--- Il %
The gain to these funds IS the amoan' pre.i,usI.
..,or,.5 a. :. Miscellaneous Receipts" and are
included in the apportionments made to the proper
funds.