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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

for Donbloons and all kinds Of Gold aud ST.
yer, government securities, &c. TAYLOR d
CO., Bankers, No. 16 Wall st., N. Y.
Badness, not hereditary, is often produced
by sickness or humors the ecalp, which dry
up the hair producing glands or folcles, aud
the hair falls out with what ia generally call d
hair eater at the end, The root is alive
but dormant. To awa.e it to new energy and
life, some cooling or stimulating property is
needed. Rings Vegetable Ambrosia IL the
prepa alton more universally successful than
any article in the market for his purpose.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

DIVIDENDS arc applied to keep the policy m
force IN TIE Washington Life, Of New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL BLESSING
OF THE AGE.
DIR. KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC
AND NEURALGIA DISSOLVENT

Reader you may consider this sort Of spread eagle
leStlng, hut | mean every word OF IL l have beon
mere When your system is raokod with
RHEUMATIC .....
pain, and you turn yourself In bod sitting
IN chair you must ait and suffer In the morning wish
ms It night, and at night wishing 1t mopning
Wneu you have
NEURALGIA,
,heu every nerve in your being is like the sting OF
vase, circulating tho most venomous and hot poison
around Your heart and driving you TO the OF
madness When you have tho
SCLtTlCA,
Qhat have lust got through with,) that most awful
most heart whitening most strength destroying most
spirit breaking aud mind weakening of all diseases that
can atict poor human nature. When you have the
LUNIBAGO,
wing and wrthna In agony and pain, nuAblc to turn
Yourself in bed, and every movement will go TO your
ieart like knife tell II relief and cure Of any
u these diseases in few days is not the Greatest
Medical Blessing of the Age, tell us what is
DIRECTIONS TO USF-.You will take tablespoon
u aud three spoonul~ of water three times day and
days every particle OF rheumatic aud neurAlgia
pain viii be dissolved and pass of By the kidneys
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
Roxbury, Mass.
WHOLESALE AGENTS ~ Fuller Finch Fuller, Lord
4 Smith, u. r Dryer Co, Buruhams A Van Setback
Button, Rice Rising, Bosworth a son, Dohmeu
schmidt, Milwaukee McCulloch MoCord, la lrosse,
Moves Bros St Paul. Collins Bros, ". 4. Wctxel
Meyers Bros, st Louis Moore Tarbet, Xunkerman
Haas Dubuque
At retail bv all druggistA Price $lN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24
No. 3D.
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUk
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proved the most ample experience an entire
success simple Prompt Efficient and Reliable
They the only Medicines perfectly adapted opopn
lar use so simple that mistakes cannot be made ~
using them so harmless 10 be free from canger ana
90 eicont as TO be always reliable They have raised
the highest commentator from all, and will always
render satisfaction.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24
GRANT AND PROSPERITY.

GRANT AND PROSPERITY.
Business reuves under the new regime. Other than
general causes have, however. given tremendous
impetus to tho sale Of
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
Tho chemists have ont in twc leading scientific
journals against the lead and supnur poisons yor hs
head that is their proper desenAtion with which
the country la infested, while Dr. Chiffon tho first
analytical chemist in America, To the world
that rt.
Cristadoro's Dye is Utterly Poisonless.
and that ho ko to be because he has analysed 1t
CRISTADOROS HAIR PRESERVATivH, Al .
Dresser, acts like charm tho Hair af.cr Dysns
Tryit
J. ID. PARK aud r. MAcREADY a 90, Cincinnati. o..
Wholesale Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
BLASTING AT HELL GATE.

Prof Maillefert has finished his operations
at Hell Gate and left. lie has increased the depth Of
Shell Drake, Ways Reef and Pot Rock by about
five feet each. But surface blasting does good
except on an surface he do no more At the
Government works everything is being pushed forward
with energy under the immediate direction Of VIM Lane
Gen Newton and Capt Pierce have confined the work
done under the immediate direction of mt
reducing Halletts Point Reef The excavation hch was
commenced within IA Golfer dam has reached "a depth
below hghwater mark Of 80 feet and within three feet
the required depth. This excavation resembles some
what triangle, with OF its sides next the shore and
opposite angle running out into the river the length
the sides is about 100 feet each From the angle OPP
pOste shore extends the reef about 40 feet This reef
il IL proposed 20 tunnel commencing in the excavation
The funnel will probably he commenced la June by
fiat time IL Is pcccd the excavation will be completed
ca no tuus of rock have been wed already.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
SOCIETY FOR RUPTURED AND CRIPPLED.

At the annual meeting of the NcwHOrk
Society Relief of the Rupured and Crippled at
the institution No. 81 Secondave the Corresponding
Secretary, r NJ. Hartley, read a report which showed
that provision had been made to extend relief by the
erection of commodious hospital, which will contain
when supplied and supported by the benevolent. 200
beds fur crippled children and their attendants. There
apar ments for their tuition while under treat
ment and extensive hall, with apartments for the
Of outdoor patients with surgical HANDBAGS,
patients annualy-to the INDECENT free of charge they
constituting Hnctcnths Of the patients treated up to
the present time Those who have been able Ia remain at
home will be received at moderate charge, and the
amount will he given to the support of the institution.
In the report of Dr. James Knight SurgeOn-inChief of
been treated and supplied with surgical bandages during
the year, being ten the previous year, and
making 1,7G4 during the past IL also
stated in the report that the greater number OF these
patients have been sent to the institution from the
several dspensaries both homeopathic and alOpathc,
the outdoor poor under the charge of physicians APP
pointed by the Commissioners Of Public Charities and
Correction including their dspensary at Bellevue, and
nearly charity institution i'll this city, Brook
yn and jersey City and that there is not another nst
tuition in this city in the United States that supplies
and keeps surgical bandiges and braces in repair for
indi gent cripplcs free Of charge.
The society elected the following officers and managers
for the ensuing year John G. Green President James
LcnoX, George GrisWold, John David Wolf Stewart
Brown and A. Il. Wetm0re, NicePrcSidents; Jonathan
Sturgis. Treasurer X. NJ Hartley, spondHg Sccrc
tary Otis d. Swan Recording Secretary. The Board OF
ii. X. Corning, Edward s. Jafray, George W. Able,
Robert Colgate, Thomas Denny, William c. Gilman,
Samuel Wilets Henry :. Tenbe Robert l.. Stuart VIM.
ii. Osborn, Vim. W. Phelps, and jackson 5. Schultz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

- ,..,h yeb wto charged With shooting Isomae
-,,h intent pleaded not guilty His ta - ~
xsnv prsoners arralgned and pleaded to ehTges
and battery larceny. and minor ohsuses Jane "a MAIDEN
n yard with The cover pa ta ovsi pc,
% remain until dark when she won have CLIMBED tne VAL
sbs the Warden aud placed IN solitary
~, and his English Criminals who werscstu
Heep charge OF smngfhg
,olen French bonds amounting IN the ane esr
an x,r ersnined Yesterday afternoon by " un
an ,ecomp,n The prisoners held IN sl each await I
animation -
ELIZABETH-The frame dwelling house II ben,
i,min Williams West Elizabeth Railroad crossing W. "
Yesterday The caused By the SPARKS ro. 80 ~ pl.s
on tle 1000 insured Tor about S' '"e DUE
beth Mutual Compsny. -. =, :,
NEW Observation-Disclosures ID. Stale, well
Turned home in the afternoon apparently well but Just " NE % were
NO down dinner seized With apopeIy and a IN lew
minusa .
PATTRSON-In the Passaic County CouV Oh
while the was ou IN the Mo.
dr Judge Boe sentenced the following gnsonefs n
n an. two wears stat. Andrew Dean larceny eree
months in the County Charles Mcdonald assault ana
Siso. Thomas assault and battery Sl st liquor 4
rs selling liquor on Sunday ana otne ~
ofenses were given
CALI DWELL. N IA milkman named Dunn
he und an enptging the drawers and n
Mt aIns articles speaking the he turned ound am
10 escape struggle ensue during which Dunn Anu w
thief were severely beaten. The burglar escaped .
TRENTON.-This city is now without poiice
for which the old force was appointed nn'he
Mayor Informed the OH force
morning authority keep them In The service d
d.. apdsd William Taylor appointed Hsbor Master Iof ns'n
County BY the Governor and senate last Winter has resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
THE WILL OF A NEw-JERsEY PHILANTHRoPIsT.
The will of the late Mr.. John G. Baldwin of


Orange admitted to Probate by Surrogate Moore of
Essex County, n. j.. yesterday. Mr.. Baldwin died in
the early part of last month. During the last ten years
of his life he very liberal and gave large requests
to charitable institutions. He gave away $500 10
various institutions, and by his will dispoScs siV
To Mrs. Baldwin the will gives $4,000 and all the
testator's books and urure also, annuity s. OO
Ia be paid by the Union Theological Seminary II New
York, TO which the building No. 80 Courtlandt-st il
given; TO Charles and Henry Baldwin, brothers, the
viii gives 5000 each; to his brother James, $4,000 to
his sister Mary Ann La FayOrs $4,000; to Mrs Eliza
Taft, s25O to Mrs Emery Taunt, Mrs Joseph u. Wal
ton and Mrs. Charles Baldwin, each $4,000; 10 Mrs.
Sarah b. Baldwin, $4,000 To her three children,
each, 5000; and TO other relatives about $4,000
To the American Tract Society, the American Bible
ciety, the American and Foreign Christian Union and
the NewYork City Mission and Tract Society, the will
gives s. 900 each; to the American Board of Commission
for Foreign Missions the Presbyterian Committee Of
Home Missions each $1,000; to the American Sunday
scho AUnOn Trustees of the General Erection Fund Of
the General Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church. the
New York Association for Improving the Condition OF
the Poor and the Society for the Relief OF Poor Widows,
each S. After these egacies provided for the
estate is to be divided In equal parts between Wabash
College, Indiana; Hamilton College, n. Y; Williams Col
lege, Mass, and Middebury College, VI
The executors are Mrs. Baldwin, Chas. i. Baldwin,
Henry T.. Baldwin, Levi y. Stone, the Rev. Joseph :.
Gala CHER, and Oliver s. Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

ing folders pension, sworc she widow, whereas
She was r. maTricd discharged yesterday by Com
missioner Osborn, who took into consideration the fact
that the money used for the benefit OF the deceased
soldiers children. The case, notwithstanding, sent
before the Grand Jury.
The crew Of the Morning Light, who were
subpenaed as In the murder board that
vessel appearcd before Commissioner Osborn yesterday
Mr. Spencer appeared for the prisoner The witnesses
not under detention but curious sort Of guarantee
IL exaCcd of them The British Consul they say. has
To the Captain of the vessel and secured their
Res averaging about $50 each and WithhOlds IL from
them I'LL they discharge their duty ~ witnesses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS H. A,s-

Ola ui,,n ~ Fifth-aye Hotel-Controler w. r.
Hen Albany; Judge George F. Go%s'ISKG TSe Of the
Col j. d. Cameron HARRISBURG; oap, TroV. Gen j. T.
cro1ton Kentucky Gen j. Ye' r. frpssott SMITH,
Peters, Liverpool MetrSpCa11 The aC Hon. John O L.
j. Uardenbergh, Kingston, N Gr, n; IL A. - uoir-
mani eHonse.Depuy H TmrR Hotel
, md Sir w Call. London. So NeW-fork nyV .,
bany; ana p sl and the Hon j. T.. Harvey, Washing
c% Janice OteMrrGMi ots n H0r nSn
ndSSe Widd,etown n w. and Dr. Brink, ex-Consu "a
Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

4 RAYMOND & Co.,
CORNER FULTON AND HAssAu-sTS.,
CLOTHTERS.
SPRING OVERCOATS
AND
SPRING SUITS.
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR THE RETAIL TRADE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
HOME NEWS.
rUP WEATHER

Nxv-yony Hc-r Tber Bar W III "Su 7s0 40 n n W.
MAYA I So HR n."' ZOO POI N
. SO 296a n. w. IL ,%a ,th vyns tho
"Wednesday yi,r ,c +, TIVE tween mI No.
Ma wa, The snn was generally rel III So'oi tber
oSscufed by dry fog which sses tV TO the wind
,J 100 nj 1917 y. IN. The sky was owl 90 - drv
midnight 1888 M overcast were =, s 81 nors thunder
apd t.osI: rain depth, OF inch. THERMOMETERS
tween DIS and $50 u. H. ez'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
CAvINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE

SAV1NGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
~ combined the and very important feature introduced by the
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
securing by A combination either Of the three great essentials Of life
capital for tur family puToses" provision for old
age" legacy for ones family Some Of ih other advantages Of
fercd BY The Company
First, Its security the Company have o assets for $1,000
liabilities
SeconI II is as pos 10 be real Mutual Economical Com
psny established and oordud purpos and solely for the entire bene
Of the insured scrutiny into expenses aud investments
will prove; consequently
Thni aeor charge than other mutual
psny; the insured Justly them
Fourth: Premiums not only not forfeited bat padup policy with
dividends issued after the frt payment it required.
Fifth Cash dividends applied reduce the second and al Subsequent
annual payments
Sixth: No travelling by Lake officers Of The
navy, merchant marine the lives OF
seventh The officers and Directors Of this Company ~
tona reputation integrity and ability The secuny Of The Com
pany unloubted, a above shown
officers Of other life companies and Of
the prominent menof the country have given this Company the
preference the whom be- found lists Of those
W. T ORIB Manager for NeY.York l57 Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
pATFRSON-In the Passaic County Com
CAIU DWELL. N. IA milkman named Dunn
IhncunernenhI

KNOxs Hat STORE.-There is not fashion
able HAT the that Is not TO be found at KSoTs HA
at No 22 Broadway The custom OF moving In May has
true great deal do with the disturbance Of ones wits. and III
memory but there likelihood Of intel
ested the ehapeau question forgetting the whereabouts KNOX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE has q larg

hut there likelihood Of intel
ehapeau question forgetting the whereabouts KNOX
TIE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE has largel
circulation than other evening America In orr to act
commose the NwYok readers Who desire 70 have this brss
the following agencies have been established NwYok city
George Hotel Newsstand; H. Hitler News
St. Nichols Hotel Aston House Rnnda; messrs Dnnn
n Central Railroad foot Of Lbertyst James Coils
Jersey City Ferry foot Of Couants CPRockvocd Grandst Ferry
Look ont for limitations and infringcments
upon PATEsT, If they are
called improvements Using selling infringement viola
ton Of law and will be treaol such f. HOLnEs Mnrayst
Beautiful Teeth are pricelel jewels; daily
brushing with LYos's TOOTH TABLETS will do work
DABETEs-Diabetes.- Water is
Morgan Allen Agents Depot, B Clfss
III. N. SOUIRE's, 81 FultOn-st., NewYOrk, is
the place buy reliable WarcHE fine DAkoSps choice JEW
RLRY, and Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Tn cOmp1lance VIII thD IekOIuIlOl OF FTes-
bytsry adopted this morpg, asking the defendant for
his or mon and in accordance with his own request for
ae 10 consider ana present hss answer IN writing the
nHderS gn,d saws:
tie document - long and s'jo s The report OF the
Committee re1rY
Iy' Hsp lArec1g laers Of YER grave ana SERIOUS
ls-I. 1laIts s<s~'sigS Ieaecoa @-lS s@AeS IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

Alfred BENJAMIN, IN Bishops block THr-a, nylt ~
te ongnel 70 Is sugo'e IN the combustion Of vast,
material that bad n
partially by
Who had recently purchased from Dir bishop L.rs go In
il"'t MoITstosu another
SoA Gauss. the arrest Of Conductor Hubbard grmsn Tor
gethg hn irm train lu~ afternoon Hone from Mar.
without and lar,
rather than submit to hong pat train Upon lined
70 pay ana Vas 'Jcoied from hc s place The
os, ,h 'oin'io and asgageuan Has issued
"H m oup.i'hpfs OF TIE cs State Poison
.'sh MAJ inspect The P'u'eutay a that par Their "ct
~ IAr i"i ' ri wing ll h De- aided o. the T.utln
~ Voc m"ra"r %" flil keeT Pot 10 G.. a K lat 'yrnng
comm It," 80 'roltd o. m.tr dr,or r f ,
'''"'' A''' VI ia ID" ''''' 80" '.'ot gL'.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

N. W" h''iH'S oH idllSlue-aNe., WpS
Hooken we entered last evening burglrs Prom that d M
son property valued At goo taken The yere fight
from MI llthnJuess LOus before tnry bal
hDay nlsfh OF Hudson County j. has together
Que 'aes 's Tor whom be- had Of
time ago bonsh stock Of cyan AMI tobacco store In
upon co and eore bis notes due sold pockce NJ,
money warrant was issued aud placed hands Of Ieuy
hass for execution Noge and sas friends and instead o"
The warrant The Deputy Sh'nh spent few with yoy, M
promised to appear at Court TUESDAY not appear and h.
arr,s toft be dc.I H' me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
EIJZARETH.-The frame dwelling bous'
NEW. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

,.mi, Wisms a, The West Elizabeth Railroad crossing w. ou
y,eray The Gre caused By the sparks IRON 'I un
on n roof Loss 5000 insured for about mine d"
beth Mutual Compsny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

Beautiful Teeth are pricelef jewels; daily
brushing with LYos's TOOTH TABLETS will do t work
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-12

Democrats are to be thrown off in the Nation
al as they were i'll the late Republican State,
convention, when all that defined the old
Union party was dropped? Are we fools, and
are we blind?
To run an Independent ticket requires more
time than We have. The Democrats of this
State are responsible for none of its misman-
agement. They are not responsible for the
corruption in high and low places which has
existed in the State since its very foundation,
but which IRE. Union men, assisted by our
votes IN covering up from the public eye,
through the necessities of the rebellion. Shall
we trust the Democrats a new party in the
State, in their pledged efforts at reform, or
trust the Republicans have described?
As one Of the Douglas Democrats who vot-
ed for and now sustains Gen. Grant in his
administration, and one who has performed his
part of the contract in the formation of the
Union party, and by voice and by vote has
steadily maintained the Union ticket until the
purposes for which that party was formed
have been accomplished, and desiring political
reform of all kinds and in all places, and a
new set of men in power in the State, / call
upon the old line Douglas men 10 come for
ward and let the sun Of prosperity once more
shine upon onr State; help cleanse the Augean
stables of Republicanism and upset the tables
OF the "liing" and money-changers in their
own temples, by voting in November next the
Democratic State ticket.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-12
REoiS TER'S NOTICE.

n PURSUANCE OF THE PROYIslOSN OF AN ACT
entitled an Act tn provide for the registration of
the names Of electors and TO prevent frauds at cleo
tions approved March the 9Th, 1869. by the provis-
ions a this act IL Is mre the duty Of the Justices OF
the Peace OF the several counties of this to regis
ter the names Of all quHihod applicants, and by Nr-
tue thereof said Justices made cE-oficio the
Registry Agents OF their respective townships.
Therefore, having received this day from the Clerk
Of the Board Of County Commissioners the "Ofhcial
Register Book and necessary papers, | now
ready TO register all qualified applicants between tho
hours Of 10 o'clock, and o'clock NJ, all
legal days up 10 O'Clock the Goth day Of Oc-
tobor $780, when the time for registration will expire
FRANK J. BARTLETT,
Justice OF the Peace and EX-Oficio Register
for Mineral Hill Township, Elko County Nevada.
August /, 1870 slTtd
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-12
REGISTERS NOTICE,

IL PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF AN ACT.
entitled An Act 10 provide for the registration OF
the names of electors. and TO prevent fraud cleo
uons approved March the 5 1859. by the provisions
o this act II II made the duty OF the Justices OF the
Peace Of the several counties OF this register
the names OF all qualified applicants and by virtue
thereof said Justices made eIOftcio the Registry
Agents Of their respective townships.
Therefore, having received this day from the Clerk
OF the Board Of County Commissioners the "Ofhcial
Hcgister Book and Necessary papers, am ready
TO register all qualified applicants between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o'clock, p. all legal
days up to o'clock N. Of the 10th day of October
1870. when the time for registration will expire.
j. Ii. DAWI.EY,
Justice Of the Peace and EI.oco Register Agent for
Ruby Valley township.
August !, 1870. Au2ftd
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-12
Registers Notice.

TS PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF An ACT.
entitled An Act TO provide for the registration of
ions, approved March the 5th, 1902 by the proyis-
ions OF this Act II made the duty Of the Justices Of
the Peace OF the several counties of this regis
ter the names OF all quAcd applicants, and by virtue
thereof said Justices made exofcio the Registry
Agent Of their respective townships.
Therefore, having received this day from the Clerk
OF the Board Of County Commissioners the 'OffeiAl
Register Book" and necessary papers, ! now
ready TO register all qualified applicants between the
hours OF 10 o'clock, and O'Clock. p NJ, all
legal days up TO O'Clock Of the goth day Of Octo
ber 1870. when the time for registration will expire.
JOHN S. MAYHUGH.
Justice Of the Peace Of Elko Township and
EIofacio Register Agent for Elko District.
Ilko, July LIST. 1870. jy6
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-12
REGISTERS NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF AN ACT.
entitled An Ac. TO provide for the registration of
the names Of electors and TO prevent fraud at cleo
tons approved March the 6th 1863 by the provisions
of this act IL is made the duty OF the Justices the
Peace OF the several counties Of this state register
the names of all quzhsd applicants. and by virtue
thereof said Justices made eIofico the Registry
Agent OF their respective townships. .-..-
Therefore. having received this day from the CLERK
OF the Board of County Commissioners the "OfhciAl
Register Book" and necessary papers, now
ready to register al qualified applicants between the
hours OF 10 o'clock. a. NJ and O'Clock p NJ on all
legal days up to o'clock p. the 20th day OF
October. 1870 when the time for registration will
pire. G. Ii. SHEPHERD,
Register Agent for Huntington District.
August TO- 1870. AulStd
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-12
REC.STER,s NoTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS or AN ACT,
entitled An Act to provide for the registration OF
the names Of electors and 10 prevent fraud at cleo
uons. approved March the 5th 1889. by the proyis-
ions Of this act II made the duty Of the Justices OF
the Peace Of the several counties Of hs State regis
ter the names OF all qualified applicants and by virtue
thereof said Justices made eN-ocio the Registry
Agent of their respective townships
Therefore, having received this day from the Clerk
OF the Board Of County Commisso ners the "Ohicial
Register Book" aud necessary papers, ! am now
ready to register al qualified applicants between the
hours of 10 O'Clock, A. N. and o'cloCk, NJ, all
legal days up 10 o'clock the goth day Of Oc-
tober 1870 when the time for repatriation will expire
W. A. CROSBY,
Justicr of the Peace and EE.OnlCio Register
Agent for White Rock District.
August lO, 1870. aul3td