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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-10
Still Ahead (!
- u Il g &c n IL os ON
ID o L Il 4 IL TORE.

We rant good reliable agents tn eUerD
part ofMe Country. By employing 1our
spare time to form clubs and senifny ms
orders, you can obtain tie most literal
commissions, either az CASH or JlER-
| CHANDLSE, AMI all goods sent bu a.,
'c"t be as represented, and ace guarantee
SATISFACTION 10 every one dealing ,ciM on,
house.
Agents should collect ten cents from ece-
ry customer, and for1oa,d 10 as IN udconce.
for DeScripu0e ChechS oft the goods ace sell.
The holders Of tie Checks hare Me prip.
t(ege II either purchasing tie article there
on described, or cfe.cchanging far ana ar
ftcte mentioned on orr Catdlogue, number
tng ocer 800 different articles, mot one Of
'chtch can be purchased an tie usual arGy
for tie same nlOHcu.
He od0antagcs If first sending tie
ChechS are these: We are cousfanRy LDu
ing small lots ~ ccyy galuaJZe yoo1s, rAicd
are not on orr cdtalogues, ard far 1rhjch
ire issue chechs till all are soLd besides.
I" ereTy ciu5, zee 'eWpat chccks fer WArcn.
rs, QUILTS, BLANKETS, Dress PATTERNS.
or some o0ter article Of cquI ca1ue.
We 40 not after n single article of ,pe,.-
chon,}ise that ca, lee sold 6v yegnlaJ 1cuL
eTs at o"r price. We do not ask you ~
my goods from as unIcSS zee can sell then,
cheaper than you can obtain them IN ann
othe'' ray, -,9hile the greater part Of or
yoo6s are sol6 at about
One-half the Regular Rates.
o"r stoch consists, in part, ofMe Jollow-
ing goods:
SHAwLs, BLANKETS, Qumrs. CorToys.
UINGHAMs, Dress GOODS, TABLE LIN
IN, TOWELS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. SKIRTS.
CoRsETs, &c, &c.
SILVER PLATED WARE, SpooXs PA.
TED ON NICKEL SILVER, DESSERT Forks.
FivE-BoTTLE PLATED UAsroRs, BRirAN.
MA WARE, GLASS WARE, TABLE AND
POCKET CUTLERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
ELEGANT FRENCH AND GERMAN Fax
cY' GoopS, BEAUTIFUL PHoroGRAru AL
RUNS, the newest and choicest STYLES in
Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
GOLD AND PLATED JgwELRY, OF THE
NEWEST STYLES.
We h"re a'so maae arrangements rim
'o"e u tie icodiay p0Jlishing ho1srs Hat
'cW cRo6Ie ms To sell Me standard ami Int
p" 'rorhs ofPopnlar anftors ut a5ou o.,c
my lie rcg"l"T price such as BYRON
MOORE, BURNS, MILTON, and TENNY.
son WORKS, IN FW GH and CZoh
D'ndm9S, amt hUHdrcds Of others.
These and cceIyhiRg Else far
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
In ere'y oro'er on,opti1g 10 orey $50,
accompanied BY ME cash, tie Agc,n a,o1
rcia'o $500 ami in ege,y or,1cr rcrSIOG,
S4.0O may be rcioiBed 10
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-10
WIT AND HUMOR.

EerSomo great burly Irish counselor once
said to Curran If you g on so I'll put
you in my pocket IF you do said Cur
ran, you'll have more law in your pocket
than you ever had in your head
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-10
BRIGGS g. BROS
I1ustroted and Dcscripticc Catalogu

IHastroted anil Descriptive Catalogue
OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS.
And Summer Flow erng Bulbs. for 1871
WILL toe ready for mailing by the middle Of Jan
u'ryi Notwithstanding our great loss Of type
paper engravlngs, sc, by fire. which destroyed
the JOB Printing Office of the Rochester Demo-
cTat and Chronicle, 18th December, 1870. ItwiIl
DC printed ON most elegant new tinted paper
and illustrated with nearly
300 Original Engravings.
And two finely executed Colorcd Plates-sneci-
mems Tor all OF which were grown bv ourselves
me pass season from our own stock Of seeds In
'ne originality, execution aud extent of the en-
cravings n Is unlike and eninentIv superior IN
any o'her Catalogue or "Floral Guide extant
inc catalogue will consist Of II.s Pages and
as soon as published will he sent free to all
who oriered Seeds from US by mail the last sea-
son. To others charge of Il cents per copv
VIII oe made, which is not the value of the Col
oleu ilal'S We assure our friends that the in
JUDGEMENTS we offer 10 purchasers of Seeds as 10
Inality ana extent of Stock Discounts aud Pre-
NUNS, arc unsurpassed Please send orders for
Catalogues without DELAY.
OUR COLoRED CHROME FOR 1871
WILL be ready to send out in Januarv Tho
Chrome will represent Forty-two Varieties Of
snowy ana popular Flowers of natural size and
Color. W design to make it the best Plate or
tioweTS ever issued. Size, 1924 inches The
retail value would be AT least Two Doilars ,yc
SNAIL however furnish il to customers AT - cents
per copy, and offer il rs a Premium uuop orders
tor Seeds. See Catalogue when out.
BRIGGS x BROTHER. ROCHESTER, "
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TT The man who didn't believe in ad-
veriising has gone into partnership with
the Sheriff, and they are going to have an
auction
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I Important to the Married

Il and those about 10 Marry My Secret Com :
panion Is what you want and should procure at
once. Sent by mail, post paid, for $40. Ad-
dress DR.. JOHN HOWE, 81 Chrystie street.
New York City.
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Agents 7 Read This :

WE WILL PAY AGENTS
A salary OF $50 per week and expenses, or allow
n large commission TO sell our new and wonder
ful inventions Address NJ. WAGNER < co. u.
Marshall Mich.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-10

Et-A poem in an agricultural parcr,
called Song of the Farmer Boy, very oTplo-
prlately commence with 'Ilo. brothers, LU'
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4 void ouncI.s.-

\ void Qua cISS.-A viciimof early
"a indiscreton, causing nervous debility. pre-
mature decay &c, having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has a simple means of self
cure, which he will send free to his feIlow.srr.
terers Address J. II. FUTILE 10 Nassau s..
New York
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Curious, How strange.

The Married Ladies Pirate Companion contains
the desired information. Sent free for two stamn.
Address Mrs. III. MErZGER, Hanover. Pa
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

TIKI DOLLAR WEEKLY SIN.
Five copies. one year, separately aelrcsssi
-Four Dollars.
INn rnrie7. one voar. sCoaratelv addressed fa-f
HH cA.fa copy 90 tac gottcr 40 0fcIubJ. ''
Eight Dollars.
~ coolies. ono year. acp0rnfclv 9fd-es.e1
t'-a an extra COPY Co tnc gctter up OF cIuhI
ffftCru DolInrs.
.I c.r."s ono year 20 one address t1rI tts
.l "c cosy one year o. gcttcr up OfclriI
Thirty-thrCo Dollars.
.f g.p. ono year. separately addressed land
t '-'Ai N'cnIS one year fp rCtfCr up ofcIufl.
Thtrfy-nvo Dollar.
'.. i.niTel cwlcs, ono year. o. one address
I '". haly iof one year % fhr grffnr u-, az
fry Dollars.
''e '1H ir.1 o1ofr7. ono year sorarqtelv al
.i .1ui tbo Daily for one year 10 me- yefirr
- 10 .'-..f sixty Uoifure.
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" A N 4! ED
10000 RECRUITS
TO ASSIST IN BREAKING
DOWN HIGH PRICES!
Sheet e ILuyl1cndaIl

fNAkE pleasure in announcing TO their old
Il patrons and the public generally, that they
nave again re-uIned The offensive, and with The
assistance OF Cash and short-lime BUYERS. intend
to aannihiiate Che Ola Fog,e system Of long time
and high prices.
They hope Volunteers will come up promptly
and enroll their NAMES in the mutual leneht
cause.
To those who arc determined 10 stick 70 the
old WAY Of long credits SIC would say IN word -
10 not come 10 as Tor goods--lo not a tx us for
creditor We Ccsirc 20 spare your feelings by
refusal. ii you want goods sell your crops and
stock AZ market yt.ue and buy them.-d o not re-
qurc the Merchant 90 carry YOUR debts lie cam
not 10 il without charging YOU enormous nor
It, Ioaii who can comply with the above sys.
tenn we cordially invite aa examination 81 our
New Stock of
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300 Cold Watches * IN 2oo
Cash Prize, Silver Ware &c ,yalucdat 81 600 600
y chance to draw any OF the above Prizes for
-'c Tickets describing Prizes are seaIel I'm En-
vcopc7 and well mixed on receipt Of DC. a
Se4ia I'cka is drawn without choice md sent
by mail To any address. The prize named upon
u VII, e delivered to the ticket-holder on nav
ment Of one Do'i1r. Prizes are Immediately
sent TO any address by express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before Won
pay for it. Ihy Prize ,leigngcd FAR a1otLiy nj
Hs same ra'le. 40 blanks our patrons can
depend on fair dealing.
ia,sWEcEs The following lately drew Val
liable Prizes and kindly permit MS to publish
them Andrew J. Burns, Chicago. sid. 600
Miss Cmra Walker Baltimore, Piano. $50, las
N Matthews, Detroit 5000: John r. An1cr-
son, Savannah, 50, 0o0i james Simmons. Bos-
ton. $1,000.
Pass OpwoSs Tile finn is reliable 81
H.eiy TfibgHr Der 2s deserve th.ir spc.
cess ~ J. H1oid, Ju.l 'Just and homo.
u,Ule. '-N4rs De- o.
send for circular. Liberal inducements 10 4 o.
gents Satisfaction guaranteed Every package
of 200 Sealed Envelopes contains ovs c,sr crrr
Seven tickets Tor 50 ~ for - 30 tor s. 200
for 10 Address GEO G.. BRANDON & 60
Manager, G2 Broadway, y Y.
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I'D -ElII-WEErLY -

tITe COPIES. one year, separately afdrr-scf.
Eight Dollars.
,..' orc year. separately addressed fsn4
on tt'rt eoYy 90 goitcT uo IN cI1fl. ''''
sixteen Dollars.
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sEMI-WEEKLY sun, 50 A YEAR,
OF tho same size an1 general chsr,e,er A.,
TIE WEEKLY. but with greater variety Of
miscellaneous reading ald furnishing the news
% ~ Subscribers with greater freshness because
u comes twice a week Instead Of once only.
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3S q B QDdDdD
Z" Cab Gifts, to be Distributed by the
New York Cash Prize Co.
Ellly TicAet Dlars q Pr.

~ Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 to S7o0
80 NeIodcons s, - to 100
a'J sewing Machines GO to l75
300 Cold Watches 80 3oo
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THE DAILY SUI, go 4 YrAR.

d., a rrccmino1tly rc1dlb'c newspaper. win the
hrEesl circulation ~ the worli Free ipde
lutHt' hhl fearless ln politics. All the ucyvs
4CH t.tfJ whore. Two cents "a cory BY mail
90 cEnts month. or SO year ~ . ~ -''"'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04

"D0G EAT Dog."-The Reno State
JournS does not think we'll of Booths
nomination. Speaking OF the Union
and the means by which Booth sue
ceeded in discomfi;ing SeIby, the
journal weighs the two candidates in
the balance in the following style:
1t has now had the satisfaction of
nominating candidates for both par
ties, and as u matter of choice between
the two it Is dog eat dog 1t Is
Booth or Haight, and not much differ
ence between tweedledee and tweedIe-
dunn. Both parties might have made
better nominations. had they reasoned
for themselves. Disaster will surely
follow. whichever may be elected. un-
less the legislative tickets are com
posed OF better material than the
head of the State tickets. We do not
intend to predict who will be success
full; but we. a. this writing, believe
that the State Register must have
looked into the box to ascertain that
there is clearly a Republican interest
in that State that does not intend to
support Booth. nominated or not, and
il is Il very powerful one-an interest
that Will never follow the lead of the
Sacramento Jnion.' 1t is true.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04

ELKo.-The following items we clip
from the Elko independent:
On Wednesday night last the stage
that left PaliSade for Eureka was stop
ped by W. road agents. this side of
Mineral Hill. and the passengers,
fifteen in number, and Wells, Fargo
IL Cos. treasure box. were robbed i'll
the most improved style. Only $50 in
urrenc were obtained from the box;
how much they gathered from the
passengers We have not been able to
learn. Parties are on track of the
robbers. and it is thought they cannot
escape.
The citizens of LamOiIle Valley are
going to celebrate the Fourth of July
in the Old-ta>hioned country style.
They intend having a grand picnic
and Grafton near Seitz's ranch during
the day, and an old-ta>hioned country
dance at night. We learn that J.. II.
Rand. Esq, OF this town, will deliver
the Grafton. Many of the citizens OF
Eiko are going to Lnnoille with the
expectation of having a good time.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04

THE BEST CHANCE YET.-A grand
musical festival will be given on the
4th Of July, at Brooklyn, Alameda,
county, California, at which $780, 0 in
gold coin will be awarded TO ticket
holders. There are 2,l66 prizes-one
chance in every %. The prizes range
from So up to $4,000. The profits are
to be devoted to a public library,
County Hospital, General School
Fund, a Fire Department., and to the
four churches of Brooklyn. This is
the most liberal schedule vet offered
the public on this coast, and the man
ayers are thoroughly responsible.
kOppel Il Plat, clothiers, corner of
South Carson and Third streets, are
agents for the sale of tickets in this
city. $
FIREwoRKs! FIREwoRKs!-Jas. j.
Mandlebaum has just received a
choice lot of newly manufactured fire.
works; also, flags of all sizes. which
he proposes to sell at San Francisco
prices, with the addition of expressing
only. Call at his fruit store and buy
all you want to eat, smoke and be
patriotic with. At the same time try
his new invoice of cigars. =
WArER.-Notice is hereby given,
that l own and have a Iced for all the
right. title and interest of VIM. A.
Hawthorne in and to the Cold Spring
Water Works, i'll Carson City, Nevada,
and forbid the further payment for
water rents. for said Water Works. TO
the said Hawthorne or any person act
ing for him. L. ID. SWEENEY.
Go to n. J. SAVERS for your gen.
Francisco prices.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04
TELEGRAH@C.
From the Gold Hill News.1


FLORENCE, July 2.-Prince Humber
passed through tlIe'city to day on his
way to meet the King in, Rome. Sew
eral Senators, Deputies and Mayors in
the principal cities of northern Italy,
have also zone to Rome to be present
at the reception of the King, who will
arrive there from Naples.
ROME, July 2.-Nictor Emanuel has
arrived and has bad an enthusiastic
reception.
The Official Gazette of the Italian
Government has been transferred to
this city. -"
PARIS, July 1.-The troops COM
menced leaving Paris yesterday in
conformity with the treaty Of Frank
fort.
The artillery around Genessee will
be Withdrawn in a few days.
Orders have been issued from,Ger-
man headquarters forbidding officers
of the Army of Occupation from enter
ing Paris.
PARIS, Sunday noon, July 2.-Elec-
tons proceeding quietly. Many per-
SON. whose names are on the polling
lists abstain from voting. The result
of the election in the city will no be
announced till morrow.
PARIS, July 2-(Midnight.) - The
elections passed off without disturb
ance, and but little excitement was
apparent throughout the day. The
city is perfectly calm tonight. No
idea of the general result can be ar
rived at until morning. There is no
doubt of the election of Gambetta in
the Department of the Lower Seine.
No definite returns have been received
from other departments
Dispatches from Rome report visi-
tors coming in from all directions in
large numbers.
SAN Francisco, July 3.-Stocks OF
the street are not very strong to-day.
Belcher sold sparingly at $50.
The main dam at Brannan Island,
on the Sacramento river, which will
reclaim about $1,000 acres of tule land.
was finished last week. 1t cost 30 per
cent less than any former job of the
kind.
The Tide Land Reclamation Com
pany, encouraged by its Ice thus
far, Is preparing for operations on a
still more extended scale immediately.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04

Senator Stewart has gone home, hay
ing failed to capture Utah by a coup
de main. lie will undoubtedly com
mence;the seige now by regular APP
proacheS. As political influence
TO be Of so much Importance in
the Emma war. the crusaders having
retained TAI Stewart on tina ac-
count. the other side has fortified itself
in that respect by retaining Senator
Nye. Perhaps the Emma mine case
will be tried at Washington more
than at Salt Lake-!ike the McGarra-
for example.-[Corrine Journal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04
EXCHANGE.
GENOA, Nevada.
TIVE ABOVE NAMED HOTEL HAVING

YylE ABOVE NAMED HOTEL HAVING A
been leased by the undersigned !. he HEE:si
wishes t. Inform his friends and the travel sEsSA.
ing public thlt this II ,tel is in complete order fr
the acc mmoiation If visitors.
II TABLE viii az all times be Supplied with
all The luyu!ieJ of the season. Good Attendance,
etc
HE BAR is well stocked with the finest Of
Wines. Liquors. etc
Attached to the House is a connodious STABLE
for the accommodation of all.
Hs-rhe travelling public may rest assured that
all the comforts derived at home await them at
the kaycrafts Exchange.
A. LIVINGSTON, Proprietor
Gen a, June 5, 1871. Jettf
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An INDEPENDENT VIEw.-The Sa,

AN IHDkPENDENT VIEw.-The San
Francisco Peoples Journal, an indie
pendent newspaper, mourns woefully
over the defeat of Selby. "There is a
Sadness it says, ''about this defeat
tl,at.to us seems like the foreboding of
evil. Our heart SINKS within US as we
meet the better class of Democrats who
hoped tiaat they could, as they did be
fore, vote for Selby." The Journal
thinks Of these Democrats: "Booth is
too much of a Republican for them to
support, while there are a great many
Republicans who are dissatisfied with
the defeat of Selby, and having once
voted for Haight, will see nc great
harm in voting for him again." 1t is
severe on the Sacramento Union in
the following paragraph:
We lock- upon the result as a great
misfortune. A month ago we predict
ed that -Seiby would get the whole 81
votes from this city, and feared the
animoSity of the country people which
was being plainly shown even at that
time, an ill feeling to be solely attrib-
uted to the course pursued by the
Sacramento Union; and if the Repub-
lican party must be defeated, the
cause lies at the door of Anthony 4
Morrill,: two men who have done nor
mischief in dividing the party than
any thousand men i'll the State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04

THE AGONY OvER.-The Gold Hill
lottery has been drawn. and the dis
fortune hunters are nu-
merous. Such expressions as ''swin-
die" '.bilk," good thing for the
stakeholder" ''hogging game" etc.
greet the ear OF every hand. Prob
ably 81 900 or more went from Reno
and wa> gobbled up at Gold Hill. We
didn't draw a cent, but at least SIS
was drawn in this town. 1t is safe to
say that the projectors of the scheme
are not out anything. No more Gold
Hill lotteries for uS-the game is too
one sided.- Reno State Journal.
Ditto Carson.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04

Giv. Black has immortalized him
SCI. by a curious proceeding, virtually
a~uii:hilating the Fourth i'll Utah, by
fJ.+J!uding the militia, sometimes
known as the Navoo Legion. from
p,g.ding OF that day. Extraordinary
times these when Americans are pro-
E.J.ted from celebrating the Fourth
~ 5y:tyi
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04
FOURTH & July.

To-day is the ninety-ifth anniver-
sary of the independence of this
country. 1t is a theme full Of sug-
gestion, but as the citizens of Carson
will have an opportunity to-day to
listen to an eloquent Grafton from
our fellow townsman A. C.. Ellis,
Esq, and to remarks by the distin-
guished Senator from Nevada, Gov.
Nye, it is scarcely necessary for us
to deliver an Grafton on the subject
in these columns.
Every preparation has been made
by the Executive Committee for a
celebrationto-day commensurate with
the Importance of the occasion. The
programme will be found elsewhere
in this paper, and it is the desire of
the committee that every person
will take his or her place promptly
at the hour assigned.
Senator Nye being in town, an in
vitation has been extended to him to
be present, read the Emancipation
Proclamation and deliver an address,
which has been accepted. Our citi-
zens will therefore have an oppor-
tunity of listening to the words of
one whose high position and admit
ted talent will add much to the in
interest of the occasion. In this
connection we append the following
correspondence:
CARSON, July3 1871.
Senator J. w. Nye-Dear Sir: At a
meeting of the Executive Committee
appointed by the citizens 10 make ar
engagements for the celebration of the
ensuing Fourth Of July, at Carson, it
was the unanimous wish that YOU be
requested to read the Emancipation
Proclamation of President Lincoln,
on that day, and to accompany the
reading with any remarks You may
deem proper.
l have the honOrtO be very respect
fully yourobedient servant,
L. d. EDWARDS, Chm EN-. Com.
CARSON, July 5. 1871.
T. D. Edwards. Esq, chm Ex. Com.
and Associates - Sir: | this mo-
ment received your communication
requesting me TO read the Emancipa-
lion Proclamation and preface such
reading with such remarks as seem
tit and proper on the Fourth. | gladly
accept your kind invitation to do that
or any other service i'll any way calcu-
lated 10 make that day of days giori-
Gus above all others in u nations
history. l only regret hat my alb
sence has prevented ME doing more TO
aid my fellow citizens in preparing for
said celebration.
Yours, with great respect,
JAMES W. NYE.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04

KNOXVILLE. - Unionviile has a
Fourth of July celebration under the
management of the Sons of Temper
ance; also a ball in the evening.
Co..+J. n. Williams has elevated the
prize Of County securities from so to
s. Gems.
A resiIen. of Star District predicts a
revival OF business there within a
1egy months.
The Silver State says;
No within the memory of the old
es. i~nnaUIlant has the hammer, the
hanisaW and the trowel, been i'll such
general and Use within the
Inns OF our town as at the present
line. Turn in whatever direction we
w..., and the eye is greeted with new
b:,..4!ngs in all stages OF construction,
IEo.H the foundation stones to the
finishing touches OF the painters
brush.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04

County, BOUNDARY SURyEY.-The
boundary lines between Elko, Lander
and Humboldt counties have been re-
Gently surveyed, in accordance with
the statute of last Winter. d. Van
LcEnep. County Surveyor Of Hum
boldt, Mr.. Tracey, of Eiko, and Mr..
Read, Of Lander, were engaged one
month on the work. The Silver State
has a lengthy description OF their
labors, and of the country passed
through. Glover Valley is the princi-
pal agricultural strip west of hide
peHdaDee. 1t was found to be within
Humboldt. Only one woman is re-
siding in the valley, her nearest fe-
male neishbor living forty miles dis
an. The country neal the Nevada
and Idaho line was found to be a dry,
barren plateau, cut up with deep
ci,asms, and difficult to traverse.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04

The State Journal says it has been
decided by the Marrow Gauge +. Il.
Go. to build their bridge below the
o:.s now spanning the Truckee river
as ti.as point. We have not been in
t3rmeJ whether the v. & T. r. r. Co.
via cross above or below the old
bridge.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04

W. II. Ciagget, of Deer Lodge, has
been nominated by the Republicans
OF Montana for delegate to Congress.
Tue Democrats have nominated ".
T,o,e. The Democratic party is badly
Gon~loralized by local and personal
wrang.ings. The party has been too
strong tor its own good.