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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
have already awarded the contract for the
construction of the Minnesota division of
the road-two hundred and thirty miles In
Notwithstanding from Dalles to the st.
Louis river westward to the Red river of
the North, TO one Of the most energetic and
reliable contracting firms of the country.
IL will not be many days before we shall
have second Pacific railroad. Surely this
IS AN age OF wonders We shall not wait
many years for the completion of the
Southern Pacific road These roads open
up and develop a new and almost umex-
plored region They are great iron high
ways which do more to populate and make
civilized the great wilderness of the West
than we realize. and Congress and the
President did right in giving to this Com
pany aid and land grants. The figures will
show, that in the case of all our Western
railroads, the States and general govern
ment have been greatly benefited 10y the
large grants of land made, Companies i'm
every instance, sell and cause to he improv-
ed, alternate sections of the land granted.
BY this means. the companies and the gov
ernment are alike benefited. It attracts
population, increases the value of the alter
nate sections retained 10y the government
and in many ways rewards, by increased
wealth and population the liberality of
Congress. There has been very much said
in opposition to this policy OF the govern
ment, and partisan newspapers have
charged corruption upon the President and
Congress, but the facts show very conclu-
sively that the policy is an enlightened
and profitable one We think the worst.
enemies OF the President will yet live to
see, in the completion of this Northern
Pacific road and the great and speedy re-
suits to follow therefrom, the best refuta-,
ton to their charges that the friends of the
administration could ask.
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DICKENS At REST,

It is eminentIy ft that Mr.. Dickens
should rest in his last sleep at Westmifnis-
ter Abbey, where. the great men of Eng
land are inferred. From the following de-
scription of his intcrment twill be seen he
lies side 10y side with the great literary
men Of England, where ne. can rest from
his long and weary life. 1t is said now
that he died from over-wurS and we see
no reason to question it,
LoNDoN, June Midnight The funer,, OF
Mr.. Charles Dickens took place to-day In ac-
cordance with the determination ut his heirs
Abbey for internent There wa, an entire alb
sence Of pomp and o-tentation from the cere-
monies, which were conducted quietly and
without display The. funeral was private
though many followed the remains ON foot
manitesting a silent sympathy for the deceased
author. At the Abbey, Dean Stanley had per-
fected the arrangements for the interment and
had chosen II most proper spot for the reception
of the remains. ln the south trancept in dhe
portion known us the Poet Corner, where,repose
beneath tombs and honorary monuments, the
dust OF eminent departed authors, the remains
of Dickens found worthy company and repose.
The coffin was deposited IT the foot Of the
monument to Addison.
At the head of the coffin are Inferred the re-
mains of Frederick Handel beneath the statue
of the composer
The remains of Richard Brinsley Sheridan lie
at the feet Of Dickens and above the grave is
placed beautiful bust of Thackeray
The obseques were uf plain character, d
vested of the .pompOus show.
After the illustrious dust had been committed
to the tomb the funeral o-semblase retired
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the baby of old time, and / can bear the
parting from her, God be praised ~
And the star was shining.
Thus the child came to be an old man.
and his once smooth face was wrinkled
and his steps were slow and feeble, and his
back was bent. And one night a. he lay
upon his bed, his children standing round.
he cried, as he had cried so long ago:
- see the staru'
They whispered one another, " He i, dy-
ing"
And he said, am. My age is falling
from me like garment, and | move to-
wards the star as child. And O, my
Father, now | thank Thee that it has so
often opened To receive those dear ones
who await me!n
And the star was shining; and it shines
upon his grave.
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THE GOOD WORK

The work of retrenchment and reform
under President Grant goes bravely on.
The following are otheritems in the gener-
al aggregate;
With the Presidents signature the army
bill at once goes into effect. The reduction
of the army is tG hc completed by July /,
ISL and after that time the standing army
il not to number nlolv than 30 900 men.
Army officer, employed in civil duties on
leave Of absence, such rs ministers abroad,
military secretaries of the President and
Others. are required either to vacate their
civil appointments or 10 resign their mili-.
tary commissions. By these and other
provisions which we have heretofore ex-
planned, the bill will save over 81, 000, 600
annually.
The House refused, on Saturday, 70 con-
cur in several of the Senate amendmentssto
the Legislative Appropriation bill by votes
so positive that there sprobability that the.
Senate will have to recede from its votes.
Such result will kill the proposition to
spend half million dollars on new State
Department As much more on the Capitol
grounds, several thousands in increased
salaries where increases are not demanded,
and one hundred thousand dollars on
North Pole ifavigators. We trust the
House Committee that is TO confer ON the
bill with the :, pators will consider tile
very positive votes Of the House II instluc-
tions to insist on the retocession Of the Self-
ate. This money ougllt not 20 be thrown
away rs absurdlyproposed 10y the bill,
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naked through the world" And finally. when
you have deserved well of your countrvmen. by
u faithful performance of duty You can sit in al
ter life, content with the proud satisfaction Of
being able 90 assert 81 have done the State
some service, and they know itn
In conclusions gentlemen, permit this cores
pondent TO mildly suggest that 50 far as the big
fish are concerned why, " Go for emf
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7 uesday's Dispatches.


Nsw Iask, 0sesss SssA-We hsvs ssaevsa IL 4
taa.A TIE sss.ia,s seps1 vkieA lssels1e1 csis III
Week. xtg0 go - tWe sAssGl6 $500 wssV mr.
=: 1 No. s 81 ( { ~: -, $50
eeeses vese deaesege1. A1sag ~ 0o0e hos5jlla
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= sway g ooeeay anathe GsaloWtag 6 - emps-
4 . e:sn = .osssri 5sA i "a, i, -, -, =
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ss1ss ssaC - 60. = aaeehse js1ea 49,
IL. isas oyts. AAa.a p,u,s,.i.sa,ss.
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~: siHcssesssss ~ ssese 49, ~ 8 l6s.es
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~ q ~ laee Ds1scaaic eests Csevg5ua lSVS6cA
+ y dedaseo SAoe ~ loegeo06 oaltse0 -
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4 es Ass!ssa..a zssee,ss ~ ssASy eLsNeos 4
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~ ~ 81 mS : = 60 e = ~ 4 - q
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So 80 - - - 80. 81 = - -
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m - 4, = rm 49,
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NSInTCTION6 having been given to receive appi.
'csl0s Ior psesre under the '.Placer Act" of July
-, lSn. Tho 9nd1eigned U. 8. Mineral Land Sur.
vcyor PREPARED 70 give information 10 claimants de-
sinE Io Avail Themselves Of the benefits Of sajd Aci
- make sas necessary surveys plate etc rtuuirvd
g MAKE Gnssy Of placer Mines Parties making To-
Ss,ls y Mi plsase inform ne tho siss Of claim, nun.
~ pass interested, whether surveyed OF IN.
~ ee.vsyA and Tie amount ol improvsnsat
sasysys q miees iof patent win 10 promptly execu-
~ 80 eetsinceicn guaranteed. refer 81 rfifs.
.'on' g . Wsshbnrn, Surveyor General IL.
m mss nHs8':tf. r. Nay Receiver; Allen Dsufo.th
H nkis n ~ Co., helene; Kicker X mine.
'1di and W. Dance beer Lodge i. 49, -. -
IstsoGs on the West Side will please address me n
LIT I.oaso 10 care Of II. O. h OBa,non. :. -
.2tvsAoAap lei srv ~ /, GEO h FOOTE
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Mondays Dispatches.
Cbsrtres lnvcsted-Lyess Wsrkiae isr ID
ArmtSt(eo.

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81: ss s.: Z sises s': e. rs :! ::se
g. Tho PrussiAas New sp the estdge ut Clesy, and
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nal nply .
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ue1 81 Mgosous defensive neasases.
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-. :. ss ... . ~: y -''ss'
rn 1919 I"'k s $780, s; 49, 1'rc!t sPssal $3.50
Mr. ascsss: disturbance eseul,sd a iospS Con-,
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Saturdays Dispatches.
6eneral Forclkn News.

the Germans hr,s c.nams the report that e;ss Bcri
ss .It ~ King William WIS y treat ter Tie
sever, measures are proclaimed aesisse foseiGnen
Iound In srlns ~ ths fssuch side. Ths Fsssck ~
m. siectS INV, 700 Chests Of arnas wess secsived
Che, t,ou,r from England.
London, Otober Sist-Tbe Nsochestss EnsSsts'
49,, bs!sn. -. osrsd to Ell s Tor Is. s.c;
With the Prince imperial
Count Be,uston, Pnssias Minister, b not ~
Halle, ,Le musical composer, died to-day, ased q
years.
A Prusslan attack on 1ourges 10 probable, - she
city has large ar>sDsi and several iOunariss. y.
v,,.e o ~" ~ fs: -
BRA ~, October q t-IGsn ssl Sheridan b hsrs
kdinSurg, October si--Ths herman sssansr, West
.TSsitag oder I'd ,.. n.,.. ..,.,... , p...
give. farihsr PARTICULAR Il the isst light r.r.
's.t the !s:aSs = ,i.ass .ss;ss: .sr i::y :Sa
weie reyulsed With s~dOubisd fUrcss they rvisewed
tue s x NEXT Pr . sn's y ~ ss
CDnnic. around Paris the French nave hsd the bcss
VI IT, The ACTIVITY II the citizens was prod,xious
wa: . r :s ~:
In psUm,rtio,,
fiuIcuc~ October 9lst-Thc health Of the Pops !,
etilI Good. i 10 sad ths Cardinals have counssls.
Atom lie M csssclnd.6 ec issss 4 FsIsl cvii ss
,,ouicInx the surcnsi0n az the EsumenicsI COUNCIL
I1...da,, Oc,..i,rr S:d--A G,sssicn FUN An.isus
dated TO-DAY sSnoupces the Frussisos arc Only tLise
t''S"s,,:: i':s.ss Every preparation has SCH made
nSaI ~. sr,nc n ,e,r. lille ,o,v for ouen
lie hss y, IN m.in u,sd.r his c.,n,mnnd.
c.,n.y,s,udsnt Of the SSarInrI Eats the American
sminne, cwrU. hss iaen Siven 10 u.derr,snG hv the
Tr%..i"%s TIM, 4, nd = moi wsn,.S ~ tvs
T.u,s tki.,h.r ai.I 10 a. ma Psnal Nunc,u has
arrived Er.r,ty ~ AZ, arrived f,,,n MsirtS In
sni., ,,.",. 49,! ~ ~ s,.,.tsi 49, 49, ~ ~. "a
wee VI friend. be rir.insd, end only ssked Issve %
TEis' ipxc%.r M. r..".cd '' WV "s"''" '''''''
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f>nr, faesoAe, sist-Th. Frsneh haze ,.<.heo mai,
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Disasol luton.

Mosiee 2 hereby given that the cpsr,ncr,hip here
!eso s1!ssinE sndss the arm name u Kieinschmtjs
I'm Sos.est eF 1xnaeS City, Y thi: Day di.selvsd IS -
leaea ~ r K!sinsehoidt Who Win continue ths hi
ss ~; W Sc stand and Who win also pay debts ~
q sali gno Yd1 Esa, 4. KLRlNSCgMIDT.
.t... u. KLEINSCHMiDf.
rtz.a-. n .....,l WI; Mex D8NNIR
1H''sa A''''s '''a': eopgl 9di 10 a,o',. ~
oznL3II9R1 adi LIZARD. o, ~ f.s -r,s 10
1nenkinS opI petFops 1oa past favors. vouM ~
Ss.peety eoncta codein6a6cs Of tEs same for i.
!.sasS q u whanl aAan Ueive ny cspccisi Cars =
'.s1s.s1on.d ha6a,.1,. r kLElNSCuNlDT
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M 3 ovss SiSSea Tovicy sppsais % a sspssSs
Cosst 1zesCe O. 0oedyeae s1681 ease. III b u
largest sscovay ever Id n . patent sait n thil
Coacssd, u. h. Oeteb~ 9leA-0ov. Stsasas b.
appreciated ~. .. Lsdd, Judes q ~ eupssos Court.
L;1d z g. eoly DsSsne q Y heea. :
eesvsd = o r. Nieholsoe, J. 9. ssesd and chaz's.
Arses. judges q the eapse0s Court. = session at
KooxylIe. and J; = Hkell rsposte. ct the in.tancs
Saes T. e s e - rss
amendment Il 3 Wohable the Supreme Cont win
adjourn 70 await thulssae q thD Investigation.
The Pssitivists. r
New Yosk. Auguet ss:h-Ths Anssiean pos'tivists.
pssssd resoiasicas rsots,tins sesinst ne VA IL
Franco: denouncing King william ~ modem Attia:
.oeoaeeio: 5.,i. Q s he ~. g 81 20 vos.h!p
peetioa against Pars Day. i aimd At The very hst
Of the civilization ot our aee. The rcsoutione also
bste the Chsstian escts 70. their indiasnes e The
war BY the huas'ans.
Esslapd Gets ~ Credit lsr NelIatius.
sron re armies aroInd O''e:ns q ta@Sred tns.
!: go: o::rs r.. eo,,,. n. ,.aa.n
decision q E:slsnd 70 meaists b:t~esn Fr.nee and
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conSdeeos r 9Se esespsss Of Greet brisse 70 bring
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IN n The hifs.s rnS nnicss fhe cnnitins nrssrih
bv Frnssis are verv mscsrrte
C., -.
GOnef0 t0tel&0 news
London, Oct. s.-Dates from r,en s,eu down to
sooMOn e"G ~ oSG1y s111v0S - !sHso Aoo IMts
catboiic eh:pel Il Fst'ehow bas leea burned ~ =
The German army investiax Paris has appropriated
m nSNk Assd
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CARD.


* .aap I'll losax Ma on Social Evi's and tssps
10y oe11DfopfiAfy q getting Married. with sas!'N
~, - ma NJ scalea -snvSobss.r $50.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz r 1hiAdsaN'
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Notice OF Suits
anaenced.

nISrRICT ATTORNEYS GFFICE.-STATI
1 Of Nevada c. unity If Ormsby TO the fol
loving named Defendants, ahd TO all owners o1
or claimants to. the real estate ami Improvement
thereon. or impr, .vements, when mise Ssed separ-
afeIy herein fter described, known or unknown.
You are hereby notified thai suits have been
c.nlrne nced in the in tees Court in and for ar
9 ~ Township. Orm by County. state of Nevada,
before Ad Iphus Waltz, Justice Of the Peace, by
the Sta.e # nevada Plaintiff against each Of the
Defendants herein fter named, aud each u the
following described tracts or parcels OF land with
the improvements thereon, and improvements.
when separately assessed and all owners Of, OF
claimants to. the same, known or unknown, to re
cover the tax and de ibqueacy. assessed To SAID
defendant against ID pr perty r the fiscal year,
commencing January l, Is s, and ending December
81, 1858; AID that a summons has been duly Issued
in each case; aud yen are further notIhei that,
unless you appear and answ er the complaint ME-
in said cause on or before the 4rh DAY OF NJ Y,
D. 1870 jutgm4 It viii be taken against You,
and he reai estate and impr,veme Is herein de
scribed Tor the amount If tax and delinquency
specified. and C SITS Of suit
VIM l. Young one W igon and two horses as
sessei at $500 Tax ard delinquency, Si3 81
VIM J..hnson two horses, assessed at $500. Tax
Al. delinquency, Si3 81
hich'd . Parkinson, LIT 4 in block No Is Of
Sc ,rs. Thompson Sears division # Carson City.
ard dwelling house thereon. assessed at S3uv;
house old furniture, $50; total, $50 Tax and
delinquency. Sl2 30
Mrs Alice Warren, Lot 10 in block No 5 in Pear
son & Goodrich's d vision Of Ca'sn CRY. with int
pr vements thereon known a. the fremont ionse
assessed at $50c; househ, Id furniture So; total
$3.50. Tax Il, d del nquency, so q
J. X. Nc Neiss possess My claim to so acres ~
land. the East half Of the SE II If Section ..
Township Is N, X 10 E, assessed at Sl5u; also one
wagon SO, and two horses, $50; total, $3.50.
Tax and delinquency. SIS IS
Thomas T. Israel. right, title and interest Of
r Israel IN and to the tract o. land bounced IN
the Nort. by Thirteenth street (Csr-on City, Eat
By the south continuation Il ,OTnsby str. ct. West
by land owned by Charles Bray, and south BY the
quarter section line dividing tho NE Of Section
10 and the M Z 0f Section 20, Township Is I,
~ y, cossainiuE about % scrss, asseoe1 ~ $3.50
Tax and delinquency, p s.
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0odfFey Poirfier. two work oxen, assessed ii
$3.50. Tax and delinquency. S. So
Alexander Gray, one wagon, assessad 1t 500:
| two horses at 800; total, 800. Tax and delin-
qnency. $l4 "a
Charles Bergman, one wagon, assessed at 500;
| two horses at $1VU; total, $500. Tax and delin-
quency, 81 81
G Ludlow stock ir trade, assessed at $500:
camera fixtuI es. S3OU; and one gold watch 500
total. 500 lax and delinquency SIS so
u know owners, Lots ami IN block No 4
Sears, homp-,n Sears division Of Carson CITY.
assessed at SIS each so; Lot one in block "a Of
same divi-i u. $50; Lots and In block IS, Of
same division, $50 each, 500; Lots 3. and in
block 81 of same division, $40 each $40; the North
half of block No in Mns-er's div To- Of Carson
tity. and imprv, ments thereon. S2DU; lot six in
block ~ Of Mu-s, division Of Carson City, 500;
Lot in block 81 of same division, $50: Lots and
s. and North o. 'e-t Of l. = ard 3 in block 60 Of
same vision, SIS the North 81 feet Of block No
30 Of ZANE tivs Oh, 81: and the North 60 feet Of
block y Of same .iivi-i n. SIS; total $915. Tax
and Delinquency. sS3 y
The ab,,e taxes and eel nquency payable in
legal tender paper money Of the Unit States, and
the costs in each lay bl. in gold coin of
the United sites. If payment he IN de prior to
Judgment, il must tie made To Judge Wal 2, at his
Office. King street Cars..n City.
Carson City, March 81 1879.
THOMAS WELLS.
ID Dist. Affy-. Grm- by nuf,ty. Nevada
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ITEMS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ G. mpany. Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting I the Board # Iustee- # the athens
Gold AMI Silv.r Mining Company, held at ths
office If the Secretary and Treasu, err the 21st
of earch. TO. il W res, lived thar an Assess
ment 0 Fifty t50) ents be and the sam. i. hereby
levied upon each and every share Of the capital
stock Of the 60 mps v, pay BILE Immediately to
the Secretary u, d Treasurer. at his office n Proc
tor str ct, in Carson ,i,y; a d i'm cssr the pay
ment # such Assessment shall n" be made within
fur weeks from the public .tion Of this notice the
shares on which ts~ seme remain unpaid shall b
held delinquent and subject to sale.
II -4srf@H ~ ss..s FAN. D. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer Athens g. 4 s. n. Co.
Carsoe CITY, Lei ADril 1s50. ~
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Nov, therefre, Be IL known that i, Ulysses 8.
Grant, President II the United States Of America,
have caused the said additional articles to be made
public, to the end that the same, and every clau-e
AID artcie thereof may be observed and fulfil ed
With so ID faith BY the United States and the citi-
Drns thereof
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal u the United States to be af
fixed
Done at the city Of W ashington, this fifth day OF
February, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy. and Of the independi
ence u the United STATES the ninety fourth
tsEAL.J U. 3. GRANT
By the President:
HANLroy Fish,
Secretary Of State.
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Estate of James E. Stewart,
DLCEASkD.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ unGersig' ed, Public Administrator Of the
County If Orni-by, and imi istratnr If the above
named estate To the cred tors of. and all persons
having claims against said d-cease'. To EXHIBIT the
same. with the necessary v"ucl ers. within ten
mon his from the first puhlicatr 1T this notice to
thu un.iersx ned, at his office in the County huld-
ings, Carson Iity.
u. ii. BENCE, Administrator.
Carson CITY, Mar h Sth. 1870. 4w
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And whereas the said convention has been duly
ratified both parts, and the respective rat:fica
lions were exchanged ut Berlin, the 2:,sl day Of
July, last
Grant President If the Unifee States Of America
have caused the sid convention TO be made
public t., the eud that the same and every clause
AID article thereof may b. observed and fulfilled
with good faith by the United States and the
citiz-n> thereof.
In witness whereof I have hereuntO set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United states II
BIZ affixed.
Done in the city Of v ashington this thirt y-fist
day II August, In the year Of QUIZ Lord one than
sand eight hundred and sixty -nine and of the in
dependence of the United States the ninety fourth
III. 3. seal o, Z. GRANT.
By the President: -
HAMILTON fisa, eeerstaSy u State.
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And whereas the ,aid additional articles bavl
he~a daily ratified on both parts. and the respective
rs,ineatirps Of tlss nms nave bsen sxehaeSed.
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J. II. Adams, furniture. assessed at $50; one
,eon, 800; two horses $l5U; I. tai 500. Tax
and delinquency, $l4 50
n Scrine, one wagon, assessed at 500; two
horses 500; total s3uu. Tax and delinquency,
81 S.
X A. Chase. money on hand. $500; solvent
d-b,s 81 SIS; one wagon, $50; horses, Sis; sur
vey,ng implement, $iG0; total, s., $50. Tax and
del,nqu. ncy. SIG =
z. T.nid, household furniture, assessed at
$500; one Cow, SO; total, $50. Tax anu delin
qu,ncy, SIS BIZ
block No 81. of Pructor & Green's division Of Car
son City with elling hous~ III. reon, assessed at
81 500; lots Nos and IL in block mol Of Mu-ser's
divisi. N arson City, $50: all IT block in Van
WinkI- 4 Proctor's division Of arson City. SEQ;
all # bl OK IL of same dvi-iO Slu0; all Il b ck>
Ms y. - 81 ant 35 Of same division. SlOo each,
S.Oi; and south half Of block NO IA Of same di-
vision. $50. total, 81, $780, Tax and delinquency
sl26 22I5
Mrs Mary r. Haynes, all Of block No IS in
Curry's division Of arson City. with dwelling
hou e t, ere m assessed 81 COZ; all of block No
10 Of same division, $50; furniture. S1O0; "ne
wagon $50; horses, $3.50; and one COW. $50;
t,tAl, 81 SOS, reduced by the H. ard of qualza-
ton. Tax md delinquency, 81 4dA
John Mc(;iiI n tract Is acres. Of lnnd being thar
PORTION If the West x If the SW "a ot the sW a
If Section s. Township Is N. X ~ n, lying West
Of the ct line of Carson street, if said line were
extended North Of Carson City, assessed at 800.
Tax and delinquenc s. 67k
Rail luke. lots l, 2, 8, and 5 In block No.
Of Musser's division Of Cars n City. and i'm.
provements therein, assessed at $20O. Tax and
N. Hilger. 20 cords Of weod In Calsnn CITY, ~
sesssd ct $3.50. Tax and delinquency. 81 $50
- L,adiu, 50 enrds u wood in Carson City, ~
ssDsd It $50 Tax and delinquency. S12 SsH