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Primary Election
sci TO be held -uE.
SEPTEMBER 9sTH.

poaisRo rLAc"s AND JUpaEs or EizcrIoS:
rolls, fos Piorhe, Hose Cornpanys House. Main
Gtreet. Judges--Jas Piersou and Munrue.
Ipspa tor-wm. Q. Marley. .-. r-r.
Bullionville. It McAIshon's Saloon. Judges-J
. H. Rics and Thos. MARITIME. Inspector Mr..
Fsivey.
Dry Valley. At Meadow Valley Co.'S Office.
tR-H. Mnlchey. 80 e.
fsnse.. - Cooperative Store. Judges-Barron
and Marshall. Experimentation.
Eagle Valley -ctisens to select place for prima.
ries. judges and Inspector --
q Rose Valley. at Glisssn's Ranch. Judge--wm
G. GlisSan. Additional Judge and Inspector
70 Be selected by the citizens.
Clover Valley. At Beaumont's Saloon. Judges
l.. 4. Woods and r.. D. Bird. Inspector-L.
IA n. Hamsan. .-.--...-
. fIiko. ~ Chas. Heatls ONCE. Judees-Chas
Heath and W. N. Wilson. Inspector-Jas.
Mctsufhs. i.tr .-~.-
frcibctg. at P. 6oodicllow's Saloon. Judges
2. 0oodtellow and ]. H. Dennis. Inspector
= D. Erust
MUDDY. ~ Pattersop's Ranch. Judge-R. Pat.
trrson. Additional Judge and Inspector to
f.. he selected by the citizens.
los Vegas, at Vegas Ranch. Judges VIM.
Knapp and o. d. Gass. Inspector-N Lewis.
Crescent, at Crescent Mill. Judges-E. Chaffee
: tsnaJ A. Bidwell. lnspector-Mr. Wilson.
Meadow Valley Wash and Chief District. at
Yoachsm's Ranch. Judges-A. c. 'acham
ru And A. Laswell. Inspector-Geo Nichols
Highland, at Mendha Mine Office Judges-H
Mullen and J. G. Marshall Inspector-H.
. Phillips. -
Silver Canyon, At J. Castie's House. Judges-
A. Hazard and J. Castle. Inspector e.
Duket.
Quinn Canyon. At McCutcheon's. Julges-Mc.
Cutcheon and Service. Inspector--J. Smith.
long Valley. at N. II. Carlow's House. Judges
n. 9 .Tobles and Clinghsm Smith. Iii.
spector to be chosen. 'N
Condor Mill, At Compauy's office. Judges Nc.
curdy and Mccain. Inspector--T. sykes
Hike Valley, at Curtis Ranch. Judges-Jf A.
Curtis and V. Hobberson. Inspector-Johu
Gilbert.
Ozark District - lvanpah - at Vim. Frances
honse. Judges-wm. France and Il. Dufsn.
hacker Inspector TO BE- chosen.
NI.Lt.g H.A. THOMPSON. Chairman.
A. EAsTLAND, Secretary, seS.d
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Newton Booth Consolidated Mimi,

Compauy-Locstion of Works Ely Mining Bis.
trict, Lincoln County, State Of NeyIda.- Motto,
is hereby given, that at meeting Of the Bosrd
Of Trustees Of said company, held on the Fifth
t5th duy Of September, 1872. nm xss&ssinen.
mo. p Of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF said con-.
pany, payable Immediately, in United States
gold and silver coin, W the Secretary. At tho
office of the company, No 3lA California street,
San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon whash said assessment shall
remain unpaid On the seventh day Of Oct-
brr, 1872, shall be deemed delinquent, and will
be duly advertised for sale, at public aurtia
and unless payment shall be nsde befurs,
will DO sold on MONDAY, the Fourth day d
November, 1872, to pay tho delinquent sssess.
ment together with costs Of advertising anil
expenses Of sale. By order OF the Board Of
Trustees.
R0BT. F. SCOTT. Secretary.
Office 3li California street. San Fran.
cisco, California. sel3.td
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CAUTION.

STOLEN ON THE NIGHT OF srprr,,~rr
~ ~. 1879. certificate Of denos;t ;s.nos u
weis, Fargo Co.. for $500 mo liza, ~ oy
o.ie kich.rdson. All persons Are c.n NJ iasoi
hos negotiate said certificate n its nss,
mas been stopped. 's payment
P!oehs. septcmh<r II. 1870 A SDs0s.
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N Office,

HAVING PuRCHAsED THE ENTIRE IN
II terest Of r. HUT in the driving business y,
Phoebe. Ne viii pay ell debts and collect all bills
due him from May 1st, 1877.
We are now prepared TO haul anything from q
needle 10 quarts Mill. q - =,
CLARK WOODRUFF.
rsccbe. New. June .. 1877. Jsa.y
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1dlinqufnt Salss.

Ivanlloe silver Mining Colmp c..,;ntv
Nevada Notice. There sre delinquent upo'
the following described stock. on aee"un, =
,sses.,n,ut levied on the 10th day OF August
1872, tho several amounts set oppcsa@ t tn'
Games Of the respective shareholders. 10 Ava
lows: .
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Sterling Mining Company - Loca
ton Of Works, Ely Mining District. Lincoln
county, Nevada -Notice There are delinquent
upon the following described stock. on account
OF Assessment tho. u levied on the 18th day of
July 1872. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders MS follows:
Names No. Cert No Shus. Amt
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Spring Mountain Tunnel COM nia
r.ny Location Of Works, Ely M!a:ns DIS
trict, Lincoln County, Nevada. --Notice-Thtre
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account Of assessment no. ., levied
on the ninth. day of July, 1872, the scv.
,ral amounts net opposite tie names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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Democrat. County Convention.

A MEETING OF The DEMOCRATIC
"A County Central Committee was held on
Saturday evening September 18th. 1872.
The following upportionmen; wss made OF
Delegates ~ the Democratic County Convention
10 be held n ..
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW.
Il enth Judicial District OF the State OF Nevada.
in aud for the County Of Lincoln.
In the matter Of the estate OF James welch.
deceased.
Pursuant to IN order Of said Court, made on
tho It'll day Of September. A. D. 1872. notice is
hereby given that @
Saturday, the 2sth Day Of September,
A. D. 1872. at 10 o'clock .. m. of said d.y. in
the Court Boom Of said Court House, i'm the
town of Phoebe, and County OF Lincoln, have
been appointed as the time and place for prov.
ing the will Of said James WEIGH, deceased. and
for hearing the application OF David r. Roach
and VIM. MahOney for the issuance to them Of
letters testamentary, when and where any Der.
son interested may appear and contest the same
2. b. MILLER. Clerk.
Dated September 7th 1872 se,s.td0
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MINING TAX NOTICE
June 80, 1872,
Notice to Creditors,
Estate Q! John 4 Curtis, deseassa.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ny THE uN.
~ dersigned, Administrator Of the estate Of
John A. Curtis. deceased. to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the first pub.
LEGATION OF this notice. to the said Administers.
tor. at the Office OF Bishop h Sabn. Attorneys ut
Law. in Phoebe, Lincoln County. State of Ne.
vada C. H. BECKWITH,
Administrator Of the Estate Of John A. Curtis.
deceased
Dated September Sd. 1872.
Bishop Sabiu. Attys for Administrator.
se4.4W
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Check Lost.

4 WELLS. FARGO CO.. PIOCHE CHECK,
~ No: 900. dated August slst. 1877. drawn in
favor Of J. J. Paul and signed by 4. Barber,
Agent Magnet u. and n. Co., was lost or stolen
nom the U. =, Hotel Of bullionyilie. All psr.
sons are cautioned against negot(sfinR Tor such
paper - payment has been stopped at ths Bank.
Agent Magnet Mil ana Mining g.. Soliionvil,e.
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II Was furthel resolved that the Republican
I'rimxxiss be hsld ct the various precincts on
= Saturday, essshsr s;A, 1871,
AZ which time Delegates will be chosen to the
County Convention.
4asOfvsd. Further, that the County Conven.
sion for the domination Of County officers be
held 1t Phoebe on
Saturday, October I2th, ls7a
AZ t~u O'Clock ., M.
R. s. clap,
eT Chairman Co Central Committee.
Jos. E. PArTsS. Secretary. sel7.lw
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=. And in accordance with law and IN order of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the fifteenth
DAY OF Jul y. 1872, so many shares of each
parcel OF said stock as may be necessary will be
soia ut public auction ut the office of the Compa
ny. Room No. 81 Hayward's Building. on the 18th
aay OF september. 1872, at the hour Of one
O'Clock r. NJ Of said day, to paw. said de,;n.
qnent assessment thereon together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
II. c. KIBBE. Secretary.
San Francisco, Cal. snos ~
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Taliis Silver Mining Company-.-Lo.
cstion of works, Ely Mining District. Lincoln
comfy. Nevada. Notice is hereby given.
that at . meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
Of said company, held on the Twenty sixth
day Of August 1872. an assessment Of TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of said company. payable i'm.
medately in United States gold coin, to thu
Secretary.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid OH the ID, DAY OF OCTOBER.
1872, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public suction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will IA
sold on TUESDAY, THE X2D DAY OF O(TO,
BER 1872, to pgy the delinquent Ass. ssncnt,
together with costs of Advertising and expenses
of sale BY urd,r of the Board of Trustees,
A. TREADWEI.L, Secretary.
Office f3 Mcrchant's Exchange. San Francisco.
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Assessments, Sails; msiniaq.
,,.~v Flag sIili sna Missins

anne riCan F7HE n. ~..'.n g
oon.pGI; yc,ln County, State OF N.ssda---Notics
u hereby given that a. meeting Of the Board
ie :, n Trnstee. Of said Company, held ON the
second Of sept.mSsss, s : an n
tSo, = ,be capital stock Of said company. pay.
upon i,a ;,nmedintriy. in United States gold CON-
s ~ the secretary at the Office Of the COMPANY
(, No w sao California street. Room No. 8. sia
fra any stoci upon which said assessment shah
nn; nnpaid on the eighth duy OF October,
l ls39, Shall be deemed delinquent. and will b.
du e. st be S. Rs0 Ssf s1s.isa
n i,s On FRIDAY. THE FIRST DAY
on NOVEMBER. lSfs. to pay the delinquent as.
s,ssme,t, together with costs Of advertising aid
expenses of saie. ..r.
~ GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Once, No. 800 California street, San frun.
cisco, Calfornis. ----------ses
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POstpOnement.
niv ne aooVe sale 10 postponed until THURS.
and place. '''' Aoai
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
II. C. KIBBE, Secretary,
omce: Room No. 81. 4ls California street San
Francisco. California, go S"h
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THE PlOCHE DAILY RECORD
,a Rolihfal.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

ArA MEETING or THE LINCOLN coUN.
"a AZ Republican Central Committee, held
II T'oche. September iAth. 1872. the following
procsedtngs were had. Delegates to the kepub-
licsn County Convention were apportoned N
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Trustees, made on the 9th day OF
July, A. D. 1872. 50 many shares OF each
parcel Of said stock as may be necessary:
will be sold at public auction on the 9th day OF
September, 1872, At the hour of 70 o'clock m, OF
said day, to pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
JIM BURLINGTON, Secretary.
OfHce-Room No. 81 Merchants Exchange eat.
ifornis street. San Francisco. Gal. aus2l-td
POsTPONENIENT.
The above sale is postponed mil THURSDAY,
the twenty-third t23dl day OF Septcmber 1872,
and will be held at the same hour and place.
BY order Of the Bo, I'd Of Trustees.
J. NJ. BURLINGTON. Sccy.
Ofice-Room No. 81 Merchants Exchange Cal.
iforuia street, San Francisco. California.
ee2.td
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nPEN DAY AND NIGHT, On
~ Main street. opposite La MI
cour street. In the Old Hurdy @S&N
Arms. Air Guns, Paslov PistolsV NJ -
and Paslor Rifles. 5'
THE FINEST WINES. LIQUORS, AND
CIGARS TO be had in the msftet, slways on
hand. Customers treated with marked polite.
Portable sud perfectly at home.
suSaN O. HoNRBElo.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-07
Wn.E.Buse,'

S41pt N.t..lA4 ,l.-
%, Paint Street, bet. Second
and Water, IS daily receiv-
Sng ample supplies Of NeeO
and Elegant Sets Of Bed
room, Pa.Ior and Dining
room Farniture;L also a
large, assortment of large
and small LOOKING.
GLASSES, aohsch he qUiH
sell at reduced prices.
Cutthis out and put 1t IN
your pocket. II aUiH remind
yoa a0here you Gun alaOays
get good reliable goods.
Lou Prices prevail. ,-
22 P.ALNT STREET,
Bet. Second and Water,
CHILLICOTHE, o.
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CHAP. xvI.-The Church Militant.
Bud was doubiy enlisted on
the side Of John Pearson, the
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man WAS Only a Dllnu 10 save
somebody else; that they were
thieves who cried "Stop thiefr'
And he felt consequently that
this was a chance to put his
newly formed resolutions into
practice. The Old Testament
religious life, which consists in
fighting the Lords enemies,
suited Buds temper and educa-
tion. 1t might lead to some.
thing better. 1t was the best
possible to him, now. But |
am afraid l shall have to ac-
knogledge that there was a
second motive that moved Bud
to this championship. The
good heart of Martha Hawkins
having espoused the cause of
the basket-maker, the heart OF
Bud Means could not help feel
ing warmly on the same side.
Blessed is that man in whose
life the driving of duty and
the drawing of love impel the
same way! But why speak of
the driving of duty? For al.
ready Bud was learning the
better lesson of serving God for
the love Of God.
The old basket-maker was
the most unpopular man in
Flat Creek district. He had
two great vices. He would go
to-. Olifty and have a "spree"
once in three months. And he
would tell the truth IN the
most INSCRIPTIONS manner. A
man given to plain speaking
was quite as Objectionable in
Flat Creek as he would have
been III France under the En-
pire, the Commune, or the Re.
public. People who live in
glass houses have a horror OF
people who throw stones. And
the old basket-maker having
no friends was a good scape-
goat. In driving HIM of, Pete
Jones would get rid of dan
gerous neighbor and divert at
tentiOn from himself. The i'm
crime of the basket
maker was that he happened
to see too much. s q..
"Mr. Hartsook," said Bud,
when they got out into the
road, you'd better go straight
hom to the Squire'S. BekaSe
eff this lightnin' strikes a sec
ond time it'll strike awful close
to you. You hadn't better be
seen with us. Which way did
you come ShockyW .,.- sF@
"Why, I tried to come down
the holler, but l. met Jones
right by the big road, and he
sweared al me and said he'd
kill me eff 1 didn't go back and
stay And so l went back to
the house and then slipped
out through the graveyard You
see / was bound to come eff |
got skinned. For Mr.. Pearson's
stuck to me and III stick to
him, you see."
Bud led Shocky through the
graveyard. But when they
reached the forest path from
the graveyard he thought that
perhaps it was not best to
show his hand" as he express
ed it, too soon. '''
"Now Shocky," he said, "do
you run ahead and tell the, ole
man that | want to see him
right oH''down by the Spring,in
rock. I'll keep closte behind
you, and eff anybody offers to
trouble you, do youiet off yell
and LII be tharln no time"
When Ralph lett the school
house he felt mean. There
we're Bud and Shocky gone on
an errand of mercy, and he, the
truant member of the Church
Of the Best Licks, was not with |
them. The more he thought Of
It The more he seemed to be a
and the more he de-
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aWHoEE NO! Ills,

ted. He got farther out. Of
Buds reach than the latter in
tended he should, and he did
mot discover Pete J ones until
Pete with his hog-drover's
whip was right upon him.
Shocky tried to halloo for
Bud, but he was like one in a
nightmare. The yell died into
a whisper which could not have
been heard ten feet.
l.Shall not repeat Mr.. Jones's
words. They were frightfully
profane. But he did not stop
at words. He swept bis whip
round and gave little Shocky
one terrible cut. Then the
voice was released, and the
piercing cry of pam brought
Bud down the path flying.
"You good for-nothing scoun-
drel," growled Bud, "you're a
coward and a thief to be a-beat-
in a leetle creetur like him!"
and with that Bud walked up
on Jones, who prudently
changed position in such a way
as TO get the upper side OF the
hill.
"Well, I'll gin you the upper
side, but come on" cried Bud,
"ef you amt afeared to fight
somebody besides a poor, little,
Sickly baby or crippled sol
der. Come onp'
Pete was no insignificant an
tagonlst. lie had beer q great
fighter and his well seasoned
arms were like iron. He had
not the splendid set OF Bud, but
he had more skill and expert
ence in the. rude tournament
of fists to which the backwoods
is So given. Now, being out
of sight Of witnesses and sure
that he could lie about the fight
afterwards, he did not scruple
10 take advantages which would
have disgraced him forever if
he had taken them in a public
fight on election or training
day. lie took the uphill side,
andlhe dubbed his whip-stalk,
striking Bud with all his. force
wlththe heavy end, which cow
ard-like, he had loaded with
lead. Bud threw up his strong
left arm and parried the blow,
which, however, was so fierce
that it fractured one of the
bones of the arm. Throwing
away his whip he rushed upon
Bud lurlously, intending to oy-
erpower him, but Bud slipped
quickly. to one side AMI let
Jones pass down the hill, and
as Jones cameup again Means
dealt him one crushing G blow
that sent him full length upon
the ground. Nothing but the
leaves saved him from a most
terrible fall. p Jones sprang
to his feet more angry than
ever at being whipped by one
whom he regarded as boy,
and drew a long dirk-knife.
But Pete was bind with rage,
and Bud lodged the knife, ard
this time gave Pete a blow on
the, nose which marred the
homellness Of that feature, and
doubled the fellow up against
Tree ten feet away.
Ralph came IN sight in time
to see the beginning of the
fight, and he arrived on the
ground just as Pete Jones went
down under the well-dealt blow
from the only remaining fist OF
Bud Means. aH GIN.
While Ralph lied up Buds
disabled left arm Pete picked
himself up slowly, and mutter-
ing that he felt "consid' able
shuck up like" crawled away
like a whipped puppy. To ev-
cry one whom he met, Pete,
whose intellect seemed to have
weakened in sympathy with
his frame, remarked feebly that
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srraG, rdFron .ieaIh hpds Home. 4
PHE H0OsIER s0dOnL nL-MASTER.
Br rDwARD EaS lksfOS.
ICoptlnuedl

/ =
p. @Do you think that Jesus
Christ would would well, do
you think he would help a poor
onlarnt Flat CtlCkef like me9a
:, 81 think,he was a,sort of Flat
Creeker llimself,'' sad Ralph
slowly and earnesllS. ess'y
"Yon don't sayg,said Bud,
almost getting off his seat.
"Why, you see the town he
lived in wasla rough place 1t
was called Nazarelh which
meant 'Bushtowns 3
fYou dOa't says1
@And he was called a Naza-
rene, which was about the
same as 'backwoodsman.'
And Ralph read the differ
ent passages which he had stud
led at Sunday-school, illustrat.
ing the condescension Of Jesus,
the storiec of the publicans, the
harlots, who came to him. And
he read about Nathaniel who
lived only SIX miles away, say
ing "Can anything good come
out of NazarethP -
"JuSt what Olirty folks say
about Flat Orick,D broke in
Bud. ALetl-A
Do you think l could begin
without being baptized9' he
added presently.
"Why nota let's begin now to
do the best we can, by his help"
"You mean, then, that Pm to
begin now to put in my best
licks for Jesus Christ, and that
he'll help meF'
This shocked Ralph's venera.
lion a little. But it was the
sincere utterance Of an earnest
soul. 1t may not have been an
orthodox start but il was the
one start for Bud. And there
be those who have repeated
with the finest @slbetic appre-
citation the old English litpr-
gles who have never k nown re-
ligious aspiration so sincere as
that of this Ignorant young Her
cules, whose best confession
was that he meant hereafter to
put In his "best licks for Jesus
Christ" And there be those
who can define repentance and
faith to the turning of a hair
who never made SO genuine a
start for the kingdom OF heaven
as Bud Means did.
Ralph said yes, that he
thought that was just 1t. At
least, he guessed if there was
something more, the man who
was putting in his best licks
would be sure to find it out.
"Do you think he'd help
feller9 Seems to me it would
be number one TO have God
help you. Not to help you
fight other folks, but to help
you when it comes to fighting
the devil inside. But you see |
don't belong 10 no church."
"Well let's you and me have
one right off. Two people that
help cne another serve God
make a church"
lam afraid this ecclesiastical
theory will not be considered
orthodox. 1t was RaIph'S and
| write it down at the risk OF
bringing him into condemna.
- 4-I .bC N|NNNHr 10. lN, .|
ton.
But other people before the
days of Bud and Ralph have
discussed church organization
when they SHOULD be doing re-
ligious work. For both OF them
had forgotten the danger that
hung over the old basket ma
ker, until Shocky burst into the
school, house, weeping. Indeed
the poor nervous little frame
was ready to go into convul-
sions."
"Miss Hawkins-
Bud started at the mention
of the name.