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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-07
JOHN 8. MAYHuoH,

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE FoR EtRo TOWN.
~ ship, Town. Ui Elko. once I'm Epley's Ruildng,
opposite tho Passenger Depot
once hours from o'clock. A. NJ 70 O'Clock, 2. NJ.
str
BOOSTERS. and toh- work of every dsscriPtion dom
] at tina once. RY- Terms cash Oh delivery 20
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

n PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF Az ACT.
entitled IN Act To provide for the registration u
tr names OF electors and {" prevent fraud At cleo.
lions, approved March the bth 1862 by the provisions
OF this act IL Is made the u.y of the Justices Of tho
ieacc OF the several counties 81 this State to register
The names Of all qgalincd Appurants and by virtue
thereof said Justices made eH-nfcip tito Eeystry
Agent ot their respective townships.
lhcrCioEc having received this day from the Clerk
Ii ur b"lrd of Comfy Commissioners the "OfICial
Register book" and ncccpsary PAPERS 1 am now
really IN register all qualified applicants between tho
hours "i 10 o'clock. :. NJ and o'clock .. ~. all
legal days up To the 2lst day Of October 1870 incu
siys. a. IL sItEpUEuD
Register Agent for Huntington District.
August 10. 1870. "A IltI
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The Social EVIL IN ST. LoUrs.-Unde1 the
new law, ssys the st. Louis Democrat of Aug.
22d, the registration of houses of ill-fame is
progressing rapidly, and is believed to be
about completed. The names of 500 prosti-
tutes are now upon the registry book of the
Health Office. But very few of the women
have endeavored to resist the enforcement of
the law, and those who did were of the worst
class in the city. The women are registered
as being first, second or third-class. Under
the latter class come the most degraded. OF
the first-class, there are about 200; of the
second, $50; and of the third, $50. The
reason given by each woman for adopting the
life Is placed opposite her name on the regis
try book, and among them are found the fol-
lowing: Choice, seduction, to make a living
trouble with husband, to support children,
ill-treatment from husband, too lazy to work
cruelty of parents, deserted, etc. One of the
most stylish and notorious cyprians in the
city stated that she adopted the life Sin order
to dress WE'LL w.
1t seems almost incredible, but is nevertho-
less true, that nine-tenths of the women reg
istered assert that they entered upon the life
from choice. 80
A large number of them are now in the
City Hospital, and terribly crowd that insti-
tuition. These almost invariably express n re-
pugnance to being placed in wards with pa
uents other than their own kind and assert
that, as they pay the dues required, better &C.
commodations should be afforded them.
Through the workings of the law, five
young girls have been rescued from houses of
bad repute and taken charge of by the city
authorities. One of these was only IL years
OF age, and the other four were scarcely Il.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

TX PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS or Az ACT
entitled An Act to provide for the Registration OF
the names OF electors, and 10 prevent fraud at cleo
tons. approved March tho 9th. 1902 by the rrpvlS-
Ions oi this act II Is made tho duty Of the justices Of
TN" Peace of III" several counties ~ this State "a regis
Ter tue names Of all qualified applicants. aud b. yiFo
i'rroi HAid Justices are made OCto the Registry
Agent ~ their respective townships.
Therefore, having received this day from the Clerk
o The Board 81 County Commi-sioucfs tho CONCEAL
Register Book" aud necessary papers now
Tcauy To regstcr 81 qunlinad applicants between tho
hours of 10 o'clock, 4 " and G'oclock r. NJ on all
legal days up to the 2st day of October 1870 iucu.
Biye. ". A. Crosby
Justice Of tho Peace and ES.OinCiO Register
Agent for White Rock District.
August 10. 1870. aui3td
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THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 4. 1870.

TIrLks.-In the Austin Republican OF June
9Th. We find q card of thanks for invitation to
the grand State ball 10 be given Mt Houston.
Texas. II names the managera, among whom
are one Governor, one Colonel. two Honor
aoles, two Captains, one DIR. and one Mr..
The committee on invitation is composed Of
one General. one Colonel, one Major, four
Honorables, two Captains and one Lieutenant
The floor managers are one General. one Ma
jor, one Judge and one Honorable. II will be
observed that among the twenty-five gentle
man comprising the committees, there is but
one poor, single, solitary devil of a Mr., John
Bremond. How he has lived in Texas one
year without title is very singular. He
should have been dignifed with the Office OF
esquire. Titles run with locality. In the New
England and older States, such as New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, no man has title unless
he is entitled TO it. In the South, custom
as old as the States has dubbed venerable men
or old settlers, Generals and Colonies. In the
Western States, men generally are known as
squires. or some local title is given. In the
Pacific States and Territories, all men have
titles; il he has no military title, he has a
nickname which answers as well. Every four
bit lawyer on the coast is dubbed Judge
Shades of Hale, look down. Every man who
weighs $50 pounds and upwards to ton. is a
General. Every man under 220 and over 200
Colonel. Under POO and rising l75, Major
$50 Captains. All others, Lieutenant or es-
quire. All Cinnamon, Johns. All Spaniards,
'greasers, " and Indians, cricket hashers."
In Idaho, we are fully up to the stan
dard on titles. Every lawyer in Idaho is
Judge, etc. When a man has no graded
rank, he has some sweet, euphonious, almost
classic nickname attached to him by which he
is known over the whole coast. For instance,
one gentleman plays the jewsharp; at once
he is 'Jewshsrp Jack" Another has a pc
culiar head of hair; Tar headed Jack" is the
name he sails under forever afterward. One
has gun which he calls Sweet Milk and
Peaches" the name is ut once transferred TO |
him with the addition of "Brudder." In Or |
egon the Republican candidate for Congress |
was known as BLACK Joe;" and the Demo- |
cratic candidate as Beef Eater;" while the |
Democratic candidate for Governor was called |
the Sexual Mistake while the present |
Congressman from that State is dignitied as |
Carving Fork Smith, - owing to n peculiar |
adventure he had with n cook some years ago. |
One Oregon judge is known rs the "Hoof- |
bound Colt of Cow Creek" We welcome
MISTER John Bremond, and hope that his
race andkind willlive long and increase. We
shall have decrease OF titles when the pres
ent bearers of them die; as there is no value
attached to them, they will not goto the oldest
or the youngest son. and will not be much
sought after by relatives. General, Colonel,
Major, Captain, Lieutenant, Judge, ESQUIRE,
Old Hoss, 'let us have peace. Idaho States
man.
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REcIsTER'S NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE " THE PROVISIONS OF AZ NCr,
] entitled An Act To provide for the registration ~
the names OF electors and To prevent fraud ccc-
tons, approved March tho 9th, 1867 by the provisions
Of this act II IL made the duty Of the Justices OF tho
Peace Of the several counties OF this state to register
w" names 81 all qualified applicants. aud by virtue
thereof said Justices are made ex.ocio the Registry
AGENTS Of their respective townships.
Therefore, having received this day from The Clark
OF the Board OF County Commissioners the "Onicsi
Register Book and necessary papcra I am now ready
To register all qualified applicants between the hours
OF 10 o'clock, A. ~ aud o'clock. T.. N., all legal
days mp to tho 2lst day 81 October. 1870 Inclusive
- J. H. DAwLEY,
Justice Of the Peace and ESocio Register Agent for
Rnby Valley township.
August I. 1870. nu2itd .
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

rs PURSUANCE OE TIE PROVISIONS or An ACT
entitled An Act 10 provide for the registration Of
the names OF electors AMI u prevent frauds az cleo
lions, approved March the 5t 1863 by the provisions
ni this Act mad" the duty the justices Of tho
Peace OF the several counties 81 ts State To register
,he names OF all quaihcd applicants. and by virtue
th'r'"' -aih Iusuc-s are made UE-1CO iho Registry
Agent Of their respective townships.
lhergtore. having received this day from the Clerk
OF the Board Of County CuHnis siourrs the Official
Register BOOK aud Necessary papers. I am now
t."dy 10 register all qualified applicants between tho
hon7s II 10 o'clock, :. A. and 3 o'clock r NJ ON ali
legal days up to the ?lst day 81 October 1870 inru
ANe- ARCHIE MCDONALD.
Justice Of the Pcasy and EI-Ollcio Register
Agent for Railroad district,
Railroad, August 10, 1870. aul3td
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REGISTERS Notice.

y PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF Az ACT
entitled An Ast tn provide FOR the REGISTRATION 81
mo names OF e!csbnrs aud tn prVrut fraud ccr-
ii"is, approved March the 5h. l-GG by the rroyi--
hd- ui ihiS Act. a. n made tho duty II the JU.i,
The Peace ~ the several counties 81 this regis.
ir the names " AZ qualified appIcants aud by Vrtuo,
ihrrcf sAit J~ttc~s made "g-oiGCio the Registry
Ag-pt 8" Their respective townships.
Therefore, having received TIL. DAY from the Clerk
q! w" hHArl 20 tudu'y CuuuI rlDurrr the OFFICIAL
h'EN''T BOOK and rr,'e-ary payers. an how
t'""3 70 register AL IualG,,! a. t,auis between thu
hours u 10 o'!".S. \. ". @u- u,I.s h. o. " ali
'''l IE- III To tao 2lrt 'sIN vt uspbrr Is,u ts lu-
ave.
joins s. MhYHUGH,
Justc" 81 tho r"Igr 81 Pho I,WuElip AMI
lHDihrio LEICESTER AsvuI tor Ilku Distract.
ElEu. July let. 1870. 40
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CANA grim joker says that Minister
Paradol was the bearer Of his own dispatches
to the next world.
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UsETrL.-Lemon juice added to water is
good for purifying the blood; it will also be
found pleasant for bathing the face and hands.
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HER RIoHr.-when a married man become 8
''corned" it is a woman's right to pull his
ears.
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STATE uF NEVADA, ELISO COUNTY.
y In the District Court Eleventh Judicial District
Alvaro Evans, plaintiff ys. Emcrliue Il. Evans de-.
PENDANT
The People Of the State of Nevada to Emerlino H.
Evans, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to answer tho complaint
OF Alvaro Evans, in said court, filed against YOU
within ten days exclusive Of the day OF scryiccl after
the service Of this summons, IL served within
this County, If served out Of this County but ia
this District, within twenty days otherwise, within
forty days from such service in action commenced
ON the JOth day of July, 1870. In said court.
Said action is brought to obtain n divorce of this
court, dissOving the bonds Of matrimony between the
plaintiff and defendant upon the grounds dcscrtiun
as will more fully appear by reference to tho com.
plant fled herein.
And you hereby notified. that II you fail 20 APP
pear and answer tho said complaint requires
plaintiff will apply to the Court for tho relief therein
demanded.
H. s. In testimony whereof, I, r. A. wArERuAS
Clerk Of ElkO County, Nevada do hereuntU set my
hand and aiT the seal Of said District Cour at Office
in the town OF ElkO. the 9th day Of September A. w.
1870. .. 49,.
ia. WATERMAN. Clerk.
Ton Cox. Attorney for plaintiff. s7.lw
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sUMMoNS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada. In
and tor storey county.-W. u. G., STEPHEN.
SON. plaintiff. W. JANE STEPHENSON. alias
JANE WARE. Standardization brought In
the Distric, Court OF the First Judicial District
Of the State CT Nevada. In and for the county OF
Storey. and toe complaint iled In aid county,
In the cfics Of tho Clerk q! said District Court.
on the 18th day Of September, A. d: 1870.
The State OF Nevada tcrls ErrSiins, To Jane
Stephenson. defendant: You arc hereby re.
CURED to appear In ar aciicn brought against
You by the above named plaintiff. In the District
Court Of tho First Judicial District OF the state
OF Nevada, In and for the county Of Storey, and
answer the complaint tled therein. within ten
dAyr exclusive OF the day Of ~serVlcc) aner the
service on You Of this summons. IL served In
said county; or, II served ont Of said county,
within twenty day-: and In all other cases, forty
dsys; or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer OF said COM
plant.
The said sciion IA brought 10 obtain the Juds.
meut and decree OF this Court that the bonds OF
mairimony existing between plaintiff aud de
PENDANT be declared null and void, on the
grounds. as Il alleged In plaintiffs complaint.
that at the time or tbs marriage OF defendant
and plaintiff. said plaintiff believed his former
wife, Mary j. Stephenson, dead, but has, since
his said marriage with defendant, ascertaincd
she II living and l. now alive.
And you arc hereby notified that II you ialto
answer the complaint, the laid plaiutin Will ap
ply to the Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
trict Cont or the First Judicial District
~, Of the State Of Nevada. in and for the
Ls. county Of Storey, this 18th day Of Sep
'-.-' tsmber, In the year OF our Lord one
sand eight hundred and seventy.
GEO. II. DANA, Clerk.
By J. II. MARBLE. Deputy Clerk.
tNlcant fnt Rry- stAnnl sclu
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u, IL enact,d BY the Senate aud RonIs Of Rspresent-
at;res NJ the United States Of .America in Con0rois
asscmbled.
That from the time any State legislature shall
| such State to the purchase by the United States OF
any n tional cemetery mentioned In the Act emil
tied AN act to establish and protect national eehi'
cterIes," approved February wcnty-seSond, cleht.
cen hundred and sIxty.seven, the jurisdiction ana
power OF legislation or IN. United States over such
Inc same ms is granted by cotton eight, article one.
nj the Constitution Of tho United States: and all
the provisions Of said act Of February twcnty-scr.
onI, eighteen hundred and sixty seven, shall be ap-
plicable to the SAME.
Sec. z. And be It further enacted. That II shall be
| the duty OF the Secretary OF War TO cause copies o.
This present act 10 be sent 10 the Governors Of all
such States wherein auy Of such national cemeteries
Inny be situated, 10 the end that the Legislatures OF
such States may give the consent herein mentioned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-08
Approved April %, is.u.

.sgg- --- Is
Be IL epdeted BY Ne Srsats ard Hosss Of Rsprae~f'
atir,s cf the DATED Aafss u Aasriea IN Coaorssa
d,ssn6led,
That m. folloyin. suma or 20 much thereof a.
,.r h. neeessary - and he same Ar hereby. an.
n-on,.,ai onf ~ sny n,onsy I'M ne treasury no,
SS.scrwisr approprtatsd. 10 supply denciencies In the
nnrons,s,Ipn. ~ the ..ryice al Inc GoYernmept for
X 49, rs.r en,,,nv Jnne thirty eirhteen hundred
~ .sventr nor The obIects bereinStrr exprcssed,
IN.
DEPARTMENT.
For additional pay ou tMsits .atSnnhsn. st w.
hunlrei ana twenty aoila,s efSn, ana .,st hnnd,USs
crs employed IN tne LrcA.uiy i,cpaEtn,ens oauu,..h,,
AZ ono nn t"n ,S, anu s,ch,ssn Snnsrca az. ~ s.y.nty
en.ilaS 1une snrIs. g.su nS,ai nj HI, doiisr,
'A rs .hSn , mae nae H ~ fsIrty a lseo1srs. NJ one hun.
for Aiaitiona, pai ~ snas - srd,ns
irei ana twehtS aoLaIs easn,. ~ ~ ysn snS,rs
juno tnlr!y eishtech nuueivn y . h,nrHrss
sided. that inc pay snsu not sSSseu .Sssn nuautei
and twenty do:lsrs eaeh Tor saiu year 'htee ui'aHh
siA hahureI aSuaIs. u.,,.n, n,
To one Of the Waterman aelnT a. hentsnant o.
Lar. IN sadition 70 nn pax Ms,chmsn and ,wo In.
lSr saa,s.oSs, pay He = sIsht SnnSrsd and
thirty dollars. .,,,,,., l.,
20, alni,1nM ~ % ,nS,s% snd ,r.n,T 3oIi.r !.
sne a a.u. snns ~ .,se, h,ndrsd dni,.r,. nyovidcd
that tneir pay snat not sAsesa seven huuurea wv
twSn'y uonars iIan.a p.r,sson,.,,vs.
for eatlake LOT ,ne iiousc !" NsP'eS"sH'"'
three thousand doIars. ~
For salaries OF oneers. siefks. ana otner employ;
siel. In tae otise Of the Commissioner Of Internal
For pay Of assistant enxine.r from January arst
to June %thirtieth. eighteen hundred ana seventy
Ave hundred dollars,
For Sial. ,Sr Esy ., ns nee nso nen snnarsd nv ~
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II, IL enacted bv the Senate and Kous Of Reprcsent-
aiirss 81 The .URited &aia Of America IN Co.'S
gress ~dfssnbied,
That settlers upon the public domain within ne
nTst day OF January. eighteen hundred and seventy,
had filed their declsratory statements under tiic
presumption laws for tracts once offered az pubic
any withdrawal for railroad grants, where such
lands were ut date OF lllnR. a. Aforesaid. subject 10
disposal under said presumption laws, aud who,
through erroneous b lief that BY such wlthnraWM
The InnJ, SO settled upon aud cla!med became sub
irct 10 the designation Of unoiiered Ia d., have
failed TO make the proof aud payment required by
law within one year nom the date OF alleged s.tue-
lied 10 make such proof and payment within ono
year from the pas.ase OF this act, upon showing a
smntIon laws: provided, thatHuci settlements were
mon the evrn.numbered sections. and do not In
cIuir case. declared 10 be invalid by the Commits
Iioncr OF the General Land Once.
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VIII.

enforce TO the letter Ordinance @
No. u. entitled AN Ordinance to3s~-
NAL Tax on Dogs" passed by the Town Trus-
tees, September 9, 1867. In accordance with
the provisions OF said Ordinance. all persons.
whether mals or female. owning or keeping any
dog or dogs, mg-i take out and pay q license OF
dve dollars per unnum on each and all OF se,d
dogs, having them dnlv tagged by tho Town
Narhal In consideration thereof. All doys
found running about without .uch tar will be
sunmsrily arrested and put In the public pound
for such taSle.s dogs made and provided. and
board ami lodging. Ifthe owners ofihe dogs do
not come forward and ray their license, 10.
.cther with their board bill, they (the dogs) will
be taken out and shot. or otherwise slaughtered,
In accordance with Law.
II. cRANDALL, Town Marshal:
Gold Hi, Oct. 1. 1910. oil II
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r.. Il enacted Jy The Senate and HoHie u. Repretrnt
aiireI Of ihs tsifsd &ates Of America IN CoH0re''
assembled, g.
That the Secretary Of the Treasury be, and no u
and Brazil Steamship Company, ont OF any money
In the treasury not otherwise appropriated, oil sum
heretofore collected at the custom-house At New
York city by way or tonnage taxes upon tne yessen
The United States and Brazil, under the provisions
OF tho act Of twcntyeight May. eighteen hundred
and slxty.four, entitled AZ act apthoIiIlnS INC e.
thr United States and Brazil" no.w outstanding thal
such sums were paid without. due legal protest anI
appeal; y divided. that satisfactory evidence maj
the said taxes were imposed the said vessels were "
Brazil, specially exempted frnm similar exsctons ts
which other vessels were In the ports Of that eonn'
try liable. fmI
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~ (Publie-So. l3t,l
AN ACT to establish on additional land district
the State OF Kansas.
Approved July I. 1870.

De u snaeied by lhe Senats and Hoinsot. Repre,,nt
,atises Of tks pnited &ates q America. ~ Con-
ortss dsstnbttd
That all that portion Of the " western district :.
land district, created BY the act approved March
| three, eighteen hundred and hfty.seyen, entitled
An act 10 establish three additional land d~lstrict'
Ia the Territory Of Kansas, !" which 10 situated north
OF the townships ten and eleven south IN said State,
shall constitute a new land district, TO be called the
Republican land district.
Sec. ?. And be II further enacted. That the Presi'
dent be, and he In hereby authorized, whenever the
public Interests shall require, 10 appoint BY AMI
with the advice and consent Of the Senate, or du'
ring the recess thereof, and until the end Of the next
session or Congress aft"r such appointment, n regis
ter and q receiver for the district hereby created,
who shall respectively be required 10 reside At The
site OF their oi1ccs, have the same powers. response
bIutiea and cnnluments. and be subject 10 the sam
acts anil penalties which are or may be prescribed
BY law In relation TO other land oriccrs OF the United
States In sad State.
Sec. u And he Il further enacted. That the public
lands IN said district shall be subject TO sale and dis
posai upon the same terms AMI conditions as Other
public fanls 81 the Unified States: provided, that al
sa,cs and locations made nj the Office OF the old dis
irIct OF lands situated within the limits Of the new
district. which shall b. valid and right In other re.
sprcts, up 10 the DAY OIL which tho new Office shall
90 Into operation. be, and the same arc hereby con
iirmed.
.. [Publtc-No. ISL
AN ACT 10 amend the act to incorporate the Ma
tInnnl Academy Of ScicnCet.
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- - ~ - ~
y Mining Company-Location Of Works, Gold
Enl District Storey county, State OF Nevada
Notice " hereby given that at . meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of said company, held on the
twenty-frh ssh, day of August, 1870. an assess
ment (No. i0J OF One Dollar and Fifty Cents
t$i S0), in United States gold coin. per share,
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Com
mpany, payable Immediately 70 the Secretary,
at tho Office OF the Company, Room No. Is, Mcr'
chants Exchange Bui!iin., California street.
San francisco. California. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid an
the TwENTY-EIGHTH DAY or SEPTEN.
Der, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent, ind
win Do duly advertised for sale At public auc-
ton, and unless payment shall be made before,
win be sold on tho EIGHTEENTH A OF
OcTOCER. 1910. to pay the delinquent assess.
meat, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF salc.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
EDw. F. STONE, Secretary.
once - Room No. - Merchants Exchange
Baildins, California street, San Francisco. Cal
ifornla. ausi-id
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|TIutItCd ..gss..s. Ut5ss.ss.ss0 .ssss' ~
And IN accordance with Law, and m order ol
the Board OF Trustees made on the 21th day, o.
August. 1870, 90 many shares OF each parcel Of
public auction At tho -ofice OF thr Company,
Rocm No. p. Hayward's building. No. 40 Cal
ifornia street, San Francisco, Cal, on NON
DAY, the seventeenth C7th) day Of oetober.is SO
OF the hour Of one ~ o'clock r. 4. OF sald day,
TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to
sether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. he ktBHE- SECRETARY. =.
Ofice-Room 81 HAyvard'sB Building. 4l9. Cal.
iforn!a street, San Francisco California. ol.'d
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n. q ,saettd by "A. Senate and House d. RTrHsat.
aiirss q he United adtts u America II CoHors''
asstrsbtsd.
That INA CITY OF KApssi. IN The state Of Missouri
,h,ii h. Ana IN hereby coralitnted Z port ofdeiivery;
snns.si 70 and made I, part Of The collection dlt
triet al New orleans, and shah DO subject 70 the
una rcfuiatiopS and yestrtetlons ~ ou1ei ponS o.
delySJ, AppaIsdt 70 and naaa t'uss'
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

TRNfUCK MINING COMPANY,
N Location OF Works: Gold Hin, Storey
State OF Neyada = Notice. There are delin.
Quout upon tho following described stock, on
account OF assersment No. ., lcyied on the 9Th
day Of August, 1870, the several amounts set
opposite tho names Of the respective sharo'
holders, as follows: