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-NYR COUNT REfUB1IcAN NOMINATIONS.
The Republicans of Nye county have
made the following nominations: Sem
ate, D. P. Walters: Assembly, Capt.
Prague and DR.. John Bowman; Sheriff,
A. Pierson; Recorder, Forkenham; Dis
trict Attorney. E. P. Line; Clerk, Geo.
Nichols; Assessor, Thos. Duffy; Sur
veyor, Chas. Ogden; Public Administra-
tor, c. W. Hollis; Commissioners, r. NJ.
King, E. G. Brewer, =. Tyler. Dele
gates to the State Convention. W. S. Nc
Cormack, S. V. Hathaway, John NJ.
Whitehill and T. J. Furbee. The State
delegation is divided on the Judgship-
motion to instruct for Hawley having
failed. The ticket gives great satisfac-
tion to the party There is not a single
sorehead in the Republican ranks in Nye
county.
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political organization may, in reason
Be trs1ted 70. 81
In what We have herein said we do not
mean 10 counsel Mr. Jones to desert any
one of his friends or to ignore their
claims to his assistance in obtaining nom
nations; hut We urge it upon those parti-
Fans of his not to insist upon his imperil-
ling the success of his party and impair
ing his own strength by giving their
claims so decided preference as to make
the State ticket seem the work of q faction
and not the expressed preference of the
whole party. We say this in the face of
the declaration which we hope is need
less, that the action of the State conven-
ton, whatever it may be, shall receive
our heartiest support. But very grave
responsibility rests upon the majority of
that body as well as upon Mr.. Jones II
he can influence its action; and we trust
that they and he may act wisely and
well.
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Pending the building of the Ormsbv House.
Il. Fred Brooks. the well-known and popular
dealer in books, stationery, musical instruments,
guns. fishing tackle, toys cigars. tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods, has removed to Millard's
store, next door to Rails hardware store, oppo-
site to his old stand sl4
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! WORD CONCERNING THE ST.
PREME JUDGESHIP.

When called upon to indicate then
preferences as to what Republican shall
fill 50 important an office as that of Jus
tice of the Supreme Court, those into
whose hands is intrusted the making of
such a selection, should not hesitate to
place in nomination for that position IF
it be possible to select such a person) one
whose capacities have been tried and
found adequate, and of whose fitness
there is no question. We believe in pol
itics in the Courts and in the pulpit,
for that matter-but we feel that it is
most imperative demand upon our higher
motives, that in choosing our Judges we
should ignore, so far as possible, all petty
considerations, all local prejudices, and
all questions of mere personal favoritism.
In other words, We ought to be careful
not to bedraggle the ermine in the filthy
pool of politics any more, we mean,
than Just enough to remind our judicial
candidates of the allegiance they owe to
the principles Of our party. In this we
mean to convey no insinuations against
any one; but, instead, to remind the State
Convention that the present Chief JUS
tice, while his sense of propriety and his
unwilingness to seem to be importunate
for an Office which should seek the man
to fill it, declines to thrust himself for
ward for nomination, is willing to leave
it to the Convention to decide whether
his name shall be used in connection
with the candidacy for that Office. In
the name of the party and the Bench, We
rust that the Convention may not fail to
invite him to accept of third election to
he position he has filed with so much
honor to himself and so much of good
'ervice to the tribunal Of which, since
Nevada became State, he has been q
most useful and respected member.
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THE REPUBLICAN STATE con.
VENTION. IT'S DUTY TO THE
PARTY

The Representatives of the Republican
party of the State of Nevada who will as
semble at Reno tomorrow are charged
with the performance of a singularly del
cate mission, in so far as what they are
called upon to do will have an effect upon
the immediate and future prospects and
standing of the political organization
whose temporary agents and guardians
they are. We will endeavor to explain
why it is, in our estimation, very Diff
cult and delicate matter to perform with
complete success the work which devolves
upon this convention: The apparent
majority OF the Republican party in this
State are very earnestly, or, atlany rate,
very vOciferously in favor of the election
of Mr.. John P. Jones to the United States
Senate. In consequence Of the position
within the party thus suddenly awarded
him, Mr.. Jones can, if he will, land as
he has, perhaps, right toy dictate the |
action Of the convention at any rate,
SO shape the course of its proceedings as
to induce the adoption of what may seem |
best to him and his friends-the presump-
ton being that their first object is to
strengthen his position 50 far as it can be
strengthened by the popularity and &C
ceptability of the State ticket. We don't
mean to be understood as charging it up
on the majority of the convention that
their first preference is Jones and their
next one the good of the Republican
party; but We are anxious to impress up
on him and his friends the necessity, or,
at any rate, the good policy of naming a /
ticket which shall not seem to be wholly
made up Of the Jones faction-to remem- II
Der, indeed. that in this party there are e
many preferences and that whatever may, +
In reason, be done to effect Cancellation a
and general sense of satisfaction, ought
to be done. Mr.. Jones has so large an {
influence in his power that he may if he Il
acts wisely and judiciously do much to q
his party and make its nomi- e
nees acceptable to the general mass of O
its members; and in order that he may q
be able to act thus benefcially for the G,
whole party his real friends viii, by self n
acrifices, Il needed, prove their unselfish t,
levotion to him by stepping one side S
ather than that any demands of their IS
WI should embaxsss his action. We are IL
ware that our voluntary advocacy of in
'enator Nye's reelection would seem to in
isentitle us to the right to tender our adj G
ice to Mr.. Jones; but at the risk of ,
eeming intrusive and extra oficious We
ave ventured ia say what we have said; %
'r, if Mr.. Jones has it in his power to y y.
ield the machinery of the Republican NJ
arty we have right to demand that de
e shall do SO for the greatest benefit of N
lat party. Furthermore, he can in no tn'
Use serve his own cause more effecfually na
IAN by employing his influence in allays }sSs
g the friction of factious strife, healing der
e wounds of old nvalries and bringing tan
out 50 much Of q concession to the are
inority as the disappointed wing Of q fesI
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PERSONS DESTROYS of renting rooms in private
residences are requested to let the same be
known to LADD KELLY, as there Is continu-
ally . demand for the same
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If there is anything more debilitatins
in the way of political nutximent thar
the very lean and diluted broth which
sustains the poor snivellers who pirate Of
the Zone Term Principle" it is that
translucent ind attenuated Cruel which
is served out, in stated doses to the babes
and suckhngs who hope to be summoned,
when all is over in this vain world of
corruption" to sit down in an endless
state Of political beatitude upon the right
hand of Horace Greeley and there sing
the Possumated doxologies Of Liberalism
through an endless eternity of g Reform
-" Grants absence from Warrington ~
In the first place, q man who is fool
enough to pass the Summer in Washing
ton when he has money enough to get
away from there and when, as is the case
with the President, during the recess of
Congress, there is nothing to detain him
there, isn't fit to be President; and in the
second place it comes with a bad grace
even from SO pious a journalistic soul as
our next door neighbor to make q fuss
over Grants absence from the national
capital when the Democratic Governor of
Nevada is not only habitually absent
rom the seat of government of his own
State, but is wandering about in other
g SOvereionties. far ont of his own hail |
wick, and engaged in bovine meander-
ngs, sheep shearings and bucolic cavort-
ngs Of his own. Corral your regular
Governor or shut up about our President.
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TIE SAN FRANCIsCOE ELEVATOR
come the above named good paper to our
table. We acknowledge splendid puff
from its editor; and, by the way, we won
dered who it could be that seemed to
know us of old SO well as the writer
thereof seemed to; but when our eyes
happened to note the name of " the re-
spOnsible party the full magnitude of
the situation dawned on us-for Aexah-
der Ferguson dates back to an acquain-
tanceship of our beardless days and We
are mighty glad to know that he is where
The belongs, talking the gospel to his
fe yOwmens EzEcA soz II
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vE .EfEFfr sTT 10 Gf4 s3tE ~ -
Can always be had at this market; also, SUPE-
RlOR CORNED BEEF for family use.
By careful attention to business and prompt
delivery Of all orders, when desired. the under
signed. proprietor Of the City Meat Market,
hopes to megik shske q pakronage. ~ fNAT
ls0 JOHN p: KEDER.
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NNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE
Il his personal attention to compromising ply
sicians prescriptions and dispensing medicines
and having had more than THIRTY YEARS ex-
perience as an apothecary, is confident that he
can give satisfaction
RSPREsCR1PrIoNs COMPOUNDED AT ALL Hours
LIT CT. COTTON
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
nTDK IH.tGE SALE.

MDK lHAGE SALE
'IA Default having been r.a.le in tb>. Ply
acnt Of the sum Of five hundred, forty nc
and 10 i"e.hs (*5l?. 60) dollars. which an.o,rne
is c!nilned and declared to be duo at the ,s.itx
OF this notice, for principal and interest upoE
| n ccrtu;n mortgage executed and delivered by
Robert T. Mckaguc a:.d Fanny NJ. Mckasue,
his wife, Of the county OF Mower, and State Of
Minnesota, I" 1. w. Tower, dated the lst day at
January, 4. D. 1869, and duly recorded in the
Office Of Register VI Dceds h and for said
county Of M"wer and State aforesaid On the
10th day Of February, +. b. 1861, at 2 o'clock
2. NJ, in Book - of Mortgages on page rs,
nm no action or proceeding At Law or other
wise having been instituted to recover said
debt or any part thereof,
INV therefore, in pursuance and by virtue
Of power Of sale in said mortgage contained,
and Of he statute in such { Sc made and pro-
vided. motto" is hereby given that the said
mortgage vi be forcciosed and the land and
premises described in and eovered by said
mortgage to.wit: Tho Eor.h half Of the
South East quarter Vi S.e'ion number
Seventeen, (l7. in Township One bavHi~ed
and Four. l0l. Of Range Fourteen, IEE,] Sit
u*'e in the said c:unty Of Mower, and state
Aforesaid, together with the appnrtenances
to the highest bidder for cash at the oAEce
Of q. ~. Cameron, /. the Village Of Austin
on Friday, the 5th day OF April A. d. 1872,
at o'clock p. NJ, to satisfy and pay of he
amount then due on said mortgage, principal
AMI interest, together with all costs Of fore
closure.
Dated January 31st, A. D. 1872.
]. ". TOWER, Mortgage.
j. Q. 4 !. d. FARxE., Attorneys. 4Gt7
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
TORONER'S SALE.

4 vOh\JN Il II . . .ALE.
~ Ey virtue Of an execution issued out Of
the District Court Of the county Of Winons.
State Of Minnesota. bearing date the ed day
Of January, A. D. 1872, and to the Coroner Of
Mower county, Minnesota, directed and dcliv-
cred, in favor Of Henry NJ. Burchard, Trustee
Of the estate Of William S. Drew and Jerome
Il. Swsrt. bankrupts, and against tho goods.
cbattels, lands and tenea.ents Of Albert Gallo-
way and William Allen. have seized and
taken in execution the undivided one-half Of
all those pieces and parcels cf land situated in
said county Of Mower, and State VI Minnesota,
known and described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing on the west line Of LIT Number
One, [1[ in Block Number Twenty, [20] in the
Village Of Austin, ut a point in the continue
ton Of u line running across said lot through
tho center of the brick wall between tho bank
building and the middle store building; said
point being nineteen feet and our inches moro
or less north from the Southwest corner Of
said lot, thence easterly on a line running
through the center Of the aforesaid wall to the
cast line Of snid lot thence north nineteen feet
more or LEES t" n point in = line running across
said lot through the center Of the brick wall
between the two store buildings on said lot.
thence westerly on the snid aforementioned
line to the west line Of said ivt, thence south on
the west side Of said lot to the place Of begin
ming: Win Inc apPurteha0eeS thcreInto be-
longing.
And notice ia hereby given that shall, as
Deputy Coroner OF said county Of Nj wcr, in
pursuance Of the power in the vcstcd.anl Of the
statute in such case made and pro 'ided, expose
for sale ut public auction t" the highest bidder,
ut the front door Ut the Court House in the
Village OF Austin, in said county Of Mower, on
the eth day Of April, 4. d. 1872, ut II o'clock
A. NJ. all the right, title, claim, interest and
dcmnnd whatsoever which the said A,sert Gal
I"way hal in said premises ON the 10th day Of
December 4. u. 1871, together with all he
may have acquired therein since that date, or
| so much thereof a may nc necessary TO satisfy
the sum "f five hundred, forty six anl So 100tls
| (S546.S0] dollars and interest thereon from
December 18th. 4. ID. 1871, and costs Of sale.
Dated, March. 9Th. A. ID. 1872.
4St7 HEt MAN WARNER,
Deputy Coroner in and Tor Mower Co., MINI
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14

THEfollowing il list Of tho officers
elected ut the annual meeting OF the
Austin Hook, Ladder ind Bucket Com
pany for the ensuing year:
President, FL. j. Gillham Foreman.
Il. l.. Burgess; LIST, Asst, T. D:gan 4;
I'd Asst, ]. Westover; Secretary, John
Kur,z; Treasurer, Geo. II. Litchfield ;
Standing Committee, G. f. Massey,
Chairman, j. b. Reward, JAS Konkle,
T. Due,n. H. 8. Smith, and T. jack
son; Fire Wardens--lst Ward, a. j.
Phelps, 81 Ward, Fl. s. Smith, 81
Ward, w. A. Richards, temporarily
appointed. .,.
,: The members Of the organization up.
pear to be fully awake, aud if assist.
cd by the citizens will, doubtless, do a
great deal Of good work in saving the
property Of our town should their ser.
vices be required.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14


THE lecture 1t the congregational
Church last evening BY Rev. job" Al
l'son,, drew a large and apprcciative
audieno. : Mr.; Allison has, evidently,
4 highly wrought nervous organization.
kee" perception, great depth Of feeling.
and degree Of venerati"n bordering
upon the worshipful. Whatever he
sees, h. has tho power to: nssimilatc and
make part Of himself, and when DE-
scribinS " Yosemite could his mind
be unf"ldsd and exhibi ted in panorama
1t would disclose an exquisite picture
fthe Sierras, encirclin% with halo
those objects Of more intense beauty,
ind shading down into partial ol'scurity
those seemingly rePu'sive forms in
which Nature sometimes PRESENTS
herself. A fine vein If hu.npr pcrme,tes
his tire being, but it is kept from
effervesciny by deep and controlling
pathos, with which it struggles gallant
", sometimes reaching u clim,x which
it retains for moment only, and yield.
gracefully to the ovsrpowerins force o:
logic and eIWuence.
It is scarcely proper to say anything
Of the lecture We have no space 10 r
an analysis Of it, and anything less
would be a mutation. Some things
III the style Of delivery, aud in the pccu.
liarity ofjesture attracted our attention,
but We presume they arc graces rather
than defects, and that I'LL effort to sub
ordinate them would result in Il, tut
proveme"t and probably il no s.tistac-
tion to those who might witness it,
We hope t" hear Mr.. Allison again.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
NIOKYGAGE FOKECL()SUKE.

Default has been made 10 the conditions Of
a certain inirntare Of 'n"rtgsgn made and ex-
ecuted by ilIism p. Stewart and Ecstn Stew.
arr, his wife, to Parker l. Stone. b. airing date
May goth, A. d. 1871, aud recorded in the
office Of the Register Of Feeds in and for
Mower county, Minnesota, on tho 18th day Of
June, A. d. 1871, in Book M" Of Mortgages,
On p"ge Is, Said mortgage Was given to
secure the payment Of the sun Of one hundred,
eight and 25-lOO dollars ($l0s.25) aud interest
thereon according to the c.'pditions u y prom-
Stewart to Parker l. Sk"nr. payabls On the LIST
day Of January. A. D. 1872. and there ia
claimed to be due and is due thereon ut the late
Of this notice the sum If one hundred, sixteen
and ~ 100 dollars, Isl lG.7S) and no proceed
ing ut law or otherwise have been had to col.
lcct the same nor any part thereof,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that,
by virtue Of power Of sale in snid mortgage
contained and pursuant to the provisions III
the statutes in such case made and provided,
the said mortgage will be forccloscd and the
premises therein described io-wit: The South
half Of the north half OF the southwest quarter
| Of the northwest quarter Of Section Twenty
eight, (2S) in Township Que Hundred and One
(lOl) North Of kurgc Number Seventeen nj
West, in Mower county, Minnesota, with the
, nppurtananccs thercunto belonging will b
sold Mt public vtnduc to the highest bidder
therefor Mt the Office Of Page L Wheeler. ir
| the Village Of Austin in said county OF
Saturday, the 9th day Of April, A. D. 1872, a
10 O'Clock A. NJ, to satisfy the amount thez
due on sui not" and mortgage together Will
hirty dollars attorneys fees allowed b.,
the terms thereof in case Of foreclosure, be
the sides costs md expenses allowed by law.
Dated March l4tF, A. D. 1872.
PARKER 4 STONE, Mortgages.
PACE l. WHEELER, 49w'
! Att,'s for Mnrtgascea, Austin. Mimi.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
+. :sassctt, Udo'pho.
A. Higgins, Au>ti" Village.
n " prrn.iss q knv

+. Hassctt, Udo'pho.
A. Higgins, Austin Villa.e.
4. ". Prcn:iss, Lie Roy.
j. G. Vaughan, Lansing.
job" Avery. lie Roy.
WIN. Palnctcr, Lansing.
s. Sunny. Lyle.
James Grant, lie Roy.
W. A. Gibson, lie Roy.
PETIT JURORS.
II. +. Dou.mins, Nevada.
Hnlvcr Knud.on, Nevada.
j. s. Decker, Austin Town.
+. W. Frisbie, lie Roy.
VIM. Richards, Austin Village.
Il. IL. Wells, Lansing.
VIM. Button, Racine
John Durham, Bennington
A. J. French, Window.
Math~w St. John, Lyle.
II. j. Lockwood, Frankford.
&. N. Bciseckcr. Austin Village.
A. &. Houyhto", Lyle.
A. Rockwell, Brownsville.
Washington Hull, Aus,i" Village
I. K Kcyser. Aus,i" Village.
D. Hartwel:, Walthau'.
Willi,m Gee, Racine.
Il. Markham, Grand Meadow.
W. NJ. Leach, Austin Village.
J. N. C",k. Lansing.
john Turner, Bennington.
s. llartcr, Lansing.
=. F. Rooney, Adams.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
M ORIG AGE FORECLOSURE. |

wi. Default hats been made in the conditions
! Of u certain imdenturc Of mortgage made aad
executed by Frederick ". Juhnsum, fhi!i, -.
Woodncrry. Niololns J WooLbcr.y nn'l Charles
A. Wou,lhsrry to Converse l.. Cbnsc and Will
liam Russell, bearing date November 23d, AID.
1869. aud recorded in tue Office Of the Register
Of Decd: in and Tor Mover county, Minnesota,
on tho eth day vi December, A. b. 1869, i"
Book Ak" Of Mortgages on pages SAG, 81.
and 54S. Said mortgage was given ~ secure
tho payment Of the sum Of i'e thousand, five
hundred, scventy-tw" aud a-lOVths dollars and
interest thereon according to the conditions Of
five pro'nisso'y notes bearing even date there
with, made and executed by said Frederick w.
johnson, Philip y. Wooibcrry, Nicholas J.
Woodbcrry, and Charles A. Woodbcrry to said
Converse L. Chase and William Russell. and
there is chained I" bc due and il due thereon
At tho date OF this notice the sum OF three
aud no proceedings ut Inv or otherwise have
been had to collect the same nor any part
thereof.
Now therefore notice is hereby given that
by :irtue Of power Vi sale in snid no,tgny
c.ntt..Acd and pursuant to the provisions Of
the statutes in such case made and prov idcd the
said mortgage will be torecIosei auI tho
premises therein described tu.wit: The east
half of Section Eighteen, and The west halt
"nd tho northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of Section Seventeen, all in Township
One Hundred and Three, North CT Range Six
teen West, in Mower county. Minnesota, (E4
See. Island WI aud NW4 Sci Sec. u, 100, l6,)
with the appurtancnces thcreunto belonging,
will b. sold 1t public scn'auv to the highest
bidder therefor \: the office Il. Page 4 Wheeler,
in the Village OF Austin. in said county On
Saturday, the 9th day Of April, A. d. 1872, At
~ o'clock A. NJ. tn satisfy the a,nount then due
On said note and m"r'gace together with one
hundred dollars attorneys ices allowed by the
terms thereof in case Of foreclosure, besides
costs and expenses allowed by law. Dated
March I4ih. 4. d. 1872.
CONVERSE S. CHASE,
WILLIAM RUSSELL, w'e"6s''
PACE l. WHEELER,
Att'vs for Mortgage 49t7
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
DROHATE NUTICE-STATE OF
i MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF MOWER, %

DROHATE NUTICE-STATE OF
i MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF MOWER, %
In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Ensebrct Olson,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Smith
f. Eoyes, Of the tow" Of frankfort. in said
county. representing, nm"ng other things, thai
Engebret Olson, late Of Frsnkford, in eaid
county, on the 25th day Of October A. D. 1869.
ut the town Of frankfort, died intc>tatc, and
being reaidcnt u this county 1t the time Of
his death, leaving goods, chatteis, and estate
within this county, and that the said petit.
TONER is one Of the creditors Of said deceased,
and praying that administrator Of said eetate
be to L. E. Pierce or some other suitable per-
son granted, it i. ordered that raid petition be
heard before tho Judge Of this Court, IN Mon
day, the lit day OF April. A. D. 1872, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. at the Office Of the Probate
Judge in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof he given
to the heirs Of said deceased. aud to all pcrsoos
inter"sted,b by publishing a copy ofthis order for
three eucccssivewrexs prior to said day Ut hear
rug, in the MowER CoUxrr TRANSCRIPT weekly
newspaper printed and published At Austin, in
said county Dated ut Austin, the 9Th day Of
March, A. D. 1872.
By tho Court,
IL. 81 JESSE ROSE.
1873 Judge of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14

The third regular meeting Of the
Austin Temperance Union Wan held at
the Congregational Church on Sabbath
evening. The attendance was large:
''a"y being obliged to 20 away for
want Of seats. In accordance with
previous notices Senator Page delivered
the address. 1t was close analysis Of
the cause and cure Of drunkenness, aud
although coucl,ed in terms SO moderate
rs to give otfensc to none, it was a ter
rible and complete indictment Of the
whole liquor traffic, and Of all those
connected with it. Such meetings can
not but be productive Of good results.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14

NoTlcE is hereby piven that the
County Commissioners Of Mower county
will meet ut the Court House in the
Villase IF Austin, on the 18th Gay Of
March, 1872, for the purpose Of COLI
sidering applications f"r aid ofpersons
who suffered loss by 6re or storms
during the summer and fall Of 1871,
Z. J. FELQu, Chm'n,