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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09
POLITICAL.

On Tuesday At the District Repub.
licao Convention held at Worthingtou
Nelson H. Manning was nominated 70,
Representative.
The Republicans of Dakota county
nominated the following ticket on Tues.
day: Fer Senator, L. G. Simmons
for Representatives, T.. T. Smith, Of
MENDOZA D. F. Akin, Of Empire ;
Geo. F. Chamberl,n. Of Waterford ;
Ch.s. Smith, Of Randolph C. A. b.
ker, Of Hastings.
The Democratic nominations for tho
Eighth District, in Winona county,
arc: G. H. Berry for the Senate, O.
NJ. Lord, WIN. BeaIs, and J. T. Berry
for the House.
The Democrats Of Wright county
have nominated T. G.. Mealey for
Senator, and Thomas Melrose and Val.
eutioe Eppel for Representatives.
The Republican candidates in the
Ninth Senatorial District (Olmstead
county, for Representatives are E. Il.
Dewey Of Dover and L.. W. Loll, of
Marion, both farmers. '''' -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

GEN CAss, President of the North.
ero Pacific Railroad, was in St. Paul
this week. He states that work on the
road, west OF the Missouri river, has
been suspended, but will be resumed
early next spring. He has been ex.
auiniog the road with view to put.
ting it 10 the best possible condition
for its winter business.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

ON Friday the books and account,
Of State Treasurer Dixie wore ex:
amined by the State Board of Audi.
without any previou. rotice Of their
visit having been given. Everything
was found to be correct. The State
now receives sl2, 900 per year in the
shape Of interest on the funds deposit.
ed in the banks.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

A MADRID dispatch of tho 7th
states that column of 10000 insurs.
eots made = desperate sortie from Car.
t'eeoa, but were driven back with
heavy loss of killed and wounded. On
the arrival Of a government feet off tho
port, the city will be attacked on oil
sides simultaneously. J.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

r --Mi.ns.psli. Is great, excited over
the sudden and mysterious disappear.
,enee Of Mr.: Mary Jane Clark, recent:
~ divorced from. her husband, Fred.
!etiek P: Clarke, q lapbermau of that
city. Foul play is suspected. + r.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

JAY. Cooke 4 Go. have submitted
to their creditors plan of settlement,
which involves the appointment Of
Hon. G. A. Rollins, late u. s. Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, as Trus.
tee for the benefit of the creditors,
Who will make dividends whenever he
has cash enough on hand for the pur.
pose. The members of the 6.m sur:
render al their partnership and individ.
qalpropsrty to be used in settlement Of
their liabilities. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

Tho survivors Of Captain jocks
tribe who we're not impr,soned 1t Cal.
ray, will be started for Fort Russell,
Wyoming territory, about the tsnth Of
October. About 200 wsgons b.v,
been sent to Fort Klamsth for the
tr.nsp ort.tion Of the prisoners to Fort
Rn.sell. a.. ,s:r}ti5 j.:2o%.:,:;:,n -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

The next Minnesota Senate bids fais
to contain an unusual amount Of ability.
Hon. NJ. 8. Wilkinson, ECU. 8. Son.
.tor, is = candidate from Blue Earth
county; Hon 1gn,tius Donuelly, Ex.
Member Of Congress, will probably be
. candidate from Dakot. county, and
Hon. W. R. MARSHALL. TX. Governor, q
candidate from Ramsey county. 1t is 10.
timated that not one Of theee gentle.
men would absolutely refuse :he Uui.
ted States SeuatorsbiP, : position which
is to be filed in the winter of 1874.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

1t is estimated that the surplus
wheat crop Of Minnesota for 1873, in
its transportation to market 1t Chicago,
Milwaukee and Duluth, will Eli l00,.
600 cars, constituting more than six
thousand Eve hundred trains of fifteen
caSs each.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09
RAILROAD NEWS.
WORK TO DE- REsuaED ON ran
IT. PAUL. 4 PACIFIC Dx.
TENSION AT ONCE.

From tie s. Pas1 Pioneer, Oct. 8.
Hon. j. P. Farley, the Receiver up.
pointed BY Jud ge Dillo. to complete
tho extension Of tho 81. Paul l. Pacific
road; arrived IN tho city Jesterday BY
the Bt. loui, tram. He brings with
him. tho gIasityisg Intelligence that
work viii b. lssured ct eaos upon tho
St. Vincent extension, Hs hi, been
notified bY ths. holland .bopdholdsrs
that TIP sam, a. 100000 has been
ph'ed 1t his& disposal >fosI ths prose- u.
ton Of the work this fall, aud more wilt
b forthcoming if, ia Mr.. Fsrlsy's
judgment, more money; e.sbs used to
Fadvant.g. before ~iosa, ssts in, and he
his also been given the assurance thu.
Ill the money required for the sonpls.
ton Of The entire lines will be- furnish.
ed next spring. s'..
In IN Interview with MI. F,rley,
last evening, he stated that he should
commence work at once on tho St.
Vincent extension. He should frat
proceed to put tho 90 miles Of road a.
rerdy ironed, from Glyndon north, and
the IL miles Of rosd, from Glyndon
south, in complete order 80 that it viii
bs accepted by tho Governor. This
104 miles was ironsd ysir sgo, and
the road not being in use, tho road vas
washed away more OF lers, and requires
considerable ballasting and lsveling up
to put it in order. This work, in oil
probability will 10 all that can be 10.
oomplished this fall, but Mr.. Farley
says, that if more can be done 70 i'd
vantage on other portions Of tho line, he
viii do It. ,.;.;=
While this is not all that We hoped
60 see accomplished this yssr, ws nail
it a. hopeful sign that these liaes
have not been abandoned, aud leads
us to indulge the confident hope that
another year will SEQ both the 81. Vim.
cent extension and the Brainerd branch
fully completed and tho e.n running
thereon. '.. i.
From tie ST. Peul Psess.
Mr.. Farley says he has no present
connection with tho Braiuerd branch,
as Nj. Delauo appears to have control
Of that enterprise. But hs would ny
that if MI. Dehuo has any money; 70
spare On tho Bzainerd branch he s>n
have fs,t lien on the road built, aud
guaranty Of ton POI cent. On his invest.
mont. -" 80.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

The town Of Lampasos, IN Texas,
was inundated. on Saturday BY the sud.
den rise in creek that flows through
the place. The vater was 10 swift
that some twenty houses wsre carried
away, including the post Office, and
contents and stores Of wood. Six pct
sons are known to be drowned.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09
LATEUrEws ITEMS.

-
"A dispatch from Alexandra.
Se!pe: says . general panic prevails in
'n.' e!.y: money y scarce. '.<.: = :. No fall =,
'.l'''epol'''' '' 49, ~
10y ssusf OF President 0S1Sa, s.
wv army e4oop9 ~ ~ shipped to
sasevsposs tor tho bepsstasf H. apflr.
~ ~ ye!lsw fever. -1a'A ' l:.' u
-Ths Pope; TbYgpdey II IN ID.
dtesl 70 . dslseastoe qf.three yhvudlsd
Of Is fsthfal, -used tke iolioSise,
ve'A: -41hsy i,. 70 ils... m. .
~. M.H steAk..d lp,.;,;a.,;d.E! and
r. X Ba5bses, r1iK;eT fas,asp..d.
1assr,,r.,.,.,tse n..,..., R..L - n"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

TIE Phihdelphia Rress urges upon
Congress the justice and propriety Of
extending nd to the Northern Pacific
Railroad By endorsing its bonds.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

ONLY one detaulter turned up on
Tuesday. This solitary individual is
John W. Pierce, Jr., cashier of the
Merchants National Bank of Lowell,
Mass, who had appropriated $50, 900 Ia
his private use.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

Some Of tho railroads in this State
are reducing the wages Of their EN-.
ployees. This is done probably because
the same roads have just raised the
tariff on wheat three cents . bushel! I
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

TIE great Evangelical Alliance, now
boiling It, sessions iu New YORK;: j,
attended by distinguished .dlvines Of
different denominations from almost
every part of the world. 1t promises
to be tho most important conference Of
the kind ever held. 49,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

On "stipgle" over the door Of .
building at Mortified, may be seen
the following: cara Barton, Attorney
1t Law" Farmer Barton ought to ,e.
move such worldly devices. They are
liable to DEMONSTRATION. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

On Saturday Capt. Buddington and
his men of the Polaris arrived in New
York from Scotland, and went at once
to Washington. Capt B. declined to
be interviewed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09
MN HEs0TA NEWS.
IS. D. Bronson, City Treasurer
Saltwater, died on Saturday.

- ~. 0Ionsons City treasurer q
stillvater, died On Saturday.
Nv. II. Skinner, Of H.stiogs, b.,
gone to New York to make it hi,
homo.
=. Tho cornerstone Of Ascension
Church (Epi.ooreD! 4 Saltwater, Va.
laid on Saturday. :.;:., .......
Fred u Husehissos, Of. the tribe
Of Gas. tthe .wsli,kno~n Singer, died
o. satprdey.!:u;ss s:,.,l Eu. .&o4tri
'Tr --.ao~.rd Fuller; Of Fsribanlt; fell
idtooi osnaf.w.y .. Main street, Bro ak.
iog his leg belew the knee. INT IT.
T About two.thirdt' Of The Daluth
. dyke has broken from III moosipgs asd
ao.tsd toward. s.p.rior. = Z.
The Dodge County fair w 4
"'gr.nd 6..le, even more 80 than Lest
year,"' % ny. the maasorvills Ezpr<.'.
" Edward Riley vas tried At Mia
nespolis last week for the killing Of
Cyrille Pomarleau, and was committed
on the charge Of manslaugbter.
Judge Dillon has appointed John
g. Page, Esq., to serve a U. s.: Dis
triet Attorney, until tho successor o.
C. K. Davis t. appointed j: snds: con.
irmsd. ~! "r,:., "!';:,. = ..:r. q,
Peanuts raised on tho sod in No
blss county, q dns q any he ever saS;'
we're last week presented to the editor
Of tho Ad,a.e.,. Of " rthiogton, BY
MI. b. N. EmsrssoH:. "'.' i.
-,rrh: receipts If: Tho State F.i'
were not eaou = Ply tho expenses
and pt.niuha.' "A meeting Of The: E.
e.suti,s Conmittes /. 70 b hid eooa,
when arrangement. VIM 10 n.d' to
pay up. ~
Over $4,000 pound. Of DAG '..a
Of good quality has been received Z Z
Eyota this season. The panic dsss .e.
affect the price paid for this graia. Il
Ill 4goes for No. T.. l, and md. : = $3.50 P'e
bushel. -Rockester Record.
y--Andsrs Pet4rson, srvealthy farm
or Of Norway, Fillmore eouoty; vent
to Winona on Monday Of last week,
With six OK seven hundred dollars. He
has not been seen since Tuesday 'morn-
iug, and fsa,e ars entsrtainsd IT foul
PLY:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

DANA E. KING, of Minneapolis,
has been appointed Surveyor General
Of Minnesota, v;ce y. r. Brown.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

TIE President has signifsd his in.
tention not to appoint q Chief, Justice
until Congress assemblies and the State
elections are over. ,.t..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

THE Third National Bank Of Chicago
resumed business to-day. Financial
and commercial affairs continue to i'm.
prove.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

IL is reported that tho crops have
fsilsd in ,hungasy,3 and that famine
prevails in some sections.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09


uN10 rN1A2 20 z@Tl4 Ga------z- ":~~.>
unasr.sn Jobss Paul,
most u the attention Of par numerous friends throughout the NORTH
5t bSs loves. ..sl
R1 GOOD aract rJ IA. tm in this country H.
rope and relying
goods my point desired enabled
m'rk't IN the West 81 P.u' for all h
conpi.,oa Merchants. '''''''
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
york; cs :s s 5s' as: % 4:s;:
MANUFACTURERS AND srArlosERs
P,s.' H f;sas c. &c., fs Third ' R'''s' a'' Third
~~. BOOKSELLERS srAroSEEs.
'~" BOOTS AND SHOES.
5sssssn M, sss's s5 81 GOTHAM Co..
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
QuiDby Hanoyen Henry 2sand25
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. WALL PAPER,
CHINA GLASS. AND ouEEsswARE
TOBACCO.
hs g ss! b ~: s ss e. Third
R G:nss: = ;s PfaD&oeA c'' Third
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.
's'' '"" COMMISSION MERCHANTS
?ss:t Hs:';
" 49,: Y III s;'' ]' &: = ' II ss,,.onGs,..
61oo.rthy, Mesi.nus and
|! ~,~s sn*e ~ : IT, xcopPER AND BRASS WORKS
@'''' 's 100; soos; SSH BLINDS AND nov1Dues
0o'e e. md 5.s.'a Bnahe. Ms**:s Co., o
Noys Brother, Cutler, Bige.
and lie S;::. t. ;*s:: :: ii, ....
1~r. GOODS NOTIONS.
N Ha.oed 10 Third rs sHsI Bros. 124 Third"
FURNITURE.
steet Wm sAuey, e9
.>. GUNS RIFLES PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS.
I =. - GROCERIES, PROVISIONS.
sf'' k sss ssa Pa s;s: at. rs
F.ncy Reta
- :t1 a*+ &i',:' HARDWARE CUTLERY
eis Fs3 Gs;s g fa s N.Y. % 1e,
:'s'.c'.c@. tzonArs AND CAPS ~
'' IRON NAILS 4 Ts r snss 100 Third
t' Pen ,rrn1iss '''''' Brothers, 1854 r''
Richardson wA1cHnAksRs TOOLS &MA1ERlA1s)174 rhha.<
f. Ii. IL GGE LEATHER AND FINDINGS
1lrHoGRAPH1Na ENGRAVING
s. r99 1e Publishing Reed Third and jackson"
LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEALERS
35i F.s: H s:s; an. PIN ] 1""'s' Third
MACHINERY, MILL AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
woosey Co,oor Lchas
MILLINERY GOODS.
opsnn' So rn''s 4 ,vno's,s nsp
--. .-... NOTIONS, TOYS, SC.
'''''"' '' ' PAINTS, OILS WINDOW GLASS, &c.
Noyes Brothers Cutler 81 Third Edward Bigg 1923 Thrdt
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS
Gesen Rooseu
Carpenter,
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK, FRAMES
Bros,2
H Woosey Third and Jackson
sADDLERY AND SADDLERY HARDWARE.
|Moho st
| SAFE MANUFACTURERS
American Steam ssco c' Halls Safe Lock Co., cb'' Mayo
Ast, s1ss.
12Jackson ,.4.,xx I'll
Grover Sewing M.ohnscos 1881
!Ehiudlt2 Third
ford, 6eu Aet, l24 Jackson j field md
HOLLOW ~-~N''
Constee &
oyr~cT yKTTRpNKE iAANufACTuRERs AND DEALERS.
utpi,as& Upon, i29 Third Il, ~ | j. .t.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Beaumont Eter. IFS Third st Peabody
fr:nkd& Co., % Third st Bowdn MGeehan - q
BeptA Becht Thidst Kefer & Heck
Retail Business Of ST. St." Paul.
vks.e
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09
DRAIN AND FARM srATIsr1os.

M, s"lbe,g, Commissioner Of Statis.
t,cs OF Minnesota, has completed his
estimate Of the crop Of 1879, and tho
preliminary estimate tor 1879, based
on the returns Of the Township AS.
SCISSORS. The footiugs for 1872 are as
follows
No. Of Bushels Yield
Acres Produced per acre
Wheat....~.... l,26a,6sl 2l,ss2,l9S TX bush.
Oats............." 37l.967 l246S,N0 33ls
COsn..........." 2lI,S67 7,la2,lA5 SSx
The aria planted this year will, it il
believed, DO shown to b considerably
greater than the following figures, based
on the preliminary returns, would indi.
:, .Io-~-ut nr.e| -, e'..3..r'> -
VVs.... 49,, ..o 81 4, ,is Z, =,
S Ss.s '......-'..'..., 81 81 e g! $3.50:
The total number Of farms in The
State i'5s 500, against 49, 4s in 1870,
or an average Increase Of moro than
% per cent. '..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

sr. PAUL is contemplstively consider.
ing the erection Of a pew Court House,
to cost $325,000. -.' y =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09
a FAIR sPECIdEN..

/ Last weeks lfess contained . Let.
tor from, II. L. Gordon, 10 which that
individual used .: ,oolamn Of space to
say, under bis signature. tho same
things he had been ssyiug, rs ono Of tho
editors Of that paper, during the three
or four weeks previous. His ono point,
that OF tho return Of mortgages, had
already been fully answered through
THI JOURNAL in IN article addressed
moro particularly to Mr.. T. q. Mcclure
At the outset of bis communication,
Mr.. Gordon, speaking Of tho oity's
bonded indebtedness, says: 1.-THE
debt having been created, I propose to
pay my full share of it." So DESTROYS
is Mr.. Gordon Of impressiug upon the
minds Of tho people Of St. Cloud his
ansel6sh anxiety to bear - full share"
Of the burdens of taxation thst he re.
peats the statement at the close of bis
letter. Within = dozen lines of this,
however, be makes another statement,
and the two look 80 we'll together that
We cannot refrain from placing them
side by side. Here they are
N. GORDON ANXIOUS 10 PAY| IN nAM HI fAxls 70
iAxEs. lAI 1Hrn.
want three thinss dis For TIM JoulsA1's ben
tinctly understood: ont will state that do
1st. That an not poor. loWn. some government
ID. That Am willing to bonds (not to exceed $I0,.
paymy full share of our 700 900 howsver) which,
taxes. unfortunately, perhaps
~. 40 not subject to taxa
This is certainly . very handsome
showing of Mr.. Gordon as made by
Mr.. Gordon himself. He Is consumed
by feverlsh anxiety to "psy his full
share Of our take" and then rushes
off and invests his money in "govern-
meDt bonds which are not subject to
taration." His heart bleeds as he
condoles with the poor tax. payer who
comes honestly forward to pay what
the law calls for-while no chuckles as
he sits in his Office and cuts the coupons
from his government bonds "Nhich are
not subject to taxston."
Mr.. Gordon's practice aooords so
we'll with bis professions, as shown BY
bis own statements, q to entitle him
to The leading position he occupies in
the Land Office P+e.s Ring, but it
scarcely points him out ~ the individ-
nal to call in question the action Of
citizens who, With . much less income,
pay three times the personal property
tax he does.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

FINANCIAL matters continue 20 i'm.
prove slowly in the East.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

..@* STEW + N5ON 81 60
80 MACHINE SHOP
Manufacturer and dealers in
STOVES, PLOW9 AND MACHINERY
Centr. Hou..
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And in acCoria.ce will law and an order OF
The Board of Trustee luaue on the first day OF
February. 1878. 50 many shares of each parcel
OF 81 Ia stock as may Be nee, s-ary viii % sold
ri ,,s.bliJ auction ST the ofiSg II tie company.
Carson lily. Nv,
Tsc :t5H. ;hc first day of april, 1913.
Il DEL NJ. Of said DAY to ply said dviIH-
glient S-iL.e tn r5Ju. together WIKI cysts
Vi advertising aLd "OPENS OF sal.
CHAS. HARRIS.
Secretary.
Carsr-. CIV t-sr,H - I--B. u-als-ti
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-30

HAVANA LOTTERY TiTKETs. S22; co1nons 81 10
each. Agency at Brooks Segsr. Fancy Goods
and Stationery Store. opposite the Crtnsby
House. Carson City, New. Prizes cashed on pre-
senta.ion. Look out for counterfeits. =
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"UNKvowN" AND .sHIeH LIFE."-An In
veice of these celebrated segars which have
rendered R. Fred. Brooks store SO deservedly
popular, arrived Las. night and are sold at his
tand opposite mot next docr) to the Oynsby
House, Carson, Nevada.
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GEss:ssssa elSeaGs.;o
lTt. Legal. DRAWING
1in,e ExSe..Gee. &c F5.aro.a list.
LAST CHANCE.

t.--st portion ii a.. Til ais already taken.
Izei-ess :; ZACH, .r 49, r,.r -.
sI.uy VIII -iayust putch:s.!', Ii q Is in ~
price
ll,E.t- viii L. s-,,g isy ENyT- SO. anal Non.
Collected On Dyilv,sy- u hr. t..~.y,.I-
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ss.su- -s.5.

sI.ss Cash t'rz-a sra"rll.t 'lsss - S-;.a- So
This = -.- Is, GA. sT--... - r' '- jE.,=-
lIs7S~ I;i.:, 90. S,atr. Els- >luaiI Pr, d. -
k=ts Is u rt;lt,e %. II sig-l-. l-3a.-; It's
orv OF tn b ,t.--i, u = L II l. can
h II ST, Is ia l. ist, Es.. :. It t- ON -
Mon, Orders. ily txprsss CT by letters, ''1rs-
fully Saalr.i AMI plainly = rst'5.tl-
MAIZE Up YOUR Ct-I Is .sl III az! =
soon Is only fysy ticb-:a 2, -si-l to h. >,s..
n. b. I'm same Iun->ty aud fairH, - t:l"t
rilar .c;.ri, Il ti:,. tg7 foFluar drawings i guar
aGf.s-i III this.
AGENTS waIItc,;. liberal COumisSisIiS allowed
!. N. PATTEi:. Manager.
Oi4aha, Nct::s'Ea.
CARSON AGENT.
=. &c SCIF,
JanII-ti II John q. Fo1's Jvve!rv Store
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MAXIM GAS COMPANY
CT ESOS.

NCTICE-THERE Is DELISG UENT
~ upon the following described stock, on
account Of assessment no. onel levied on the
first day OF February. 1873. the several amounts
set opposite thu names of the respective share
holders follows
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OCCIDENTAL
LIVERY STABLE
Carson Street.
CARSON CITY NEVADA

yUyHIS OLD ESTABLI s H ID AND
widely known Stable has been lately reno
waited, the old stock culled out and epi2ced with
6ne young horses
Carriagesof all descriptions on hand AT MOD
ERATE CHARGES.
Horses bearded by the DAY or WEEK on the
LOWEST POSSIBLE TERMS
N B.-We attend strictly to our own business
i-tf WINNIE L DAVID
THE DISTRICT COURT. SECOND
Judicial District. State of Nevada. in and
Tor OrAsby county--In the matterof the estate
of ULIUS Z. GARRETT, deceaSed--Pursuant to
III order OF the Judge of said Court this day
made notice is hereby given. that
Saturday, the 10Th day OF April. 4.
D., Ess3.
at IL o'clock Il. Of that day. at the Courtroom
Of said Court. IN Carson City. Or1Ii>by county.
State Of Nevada. has = en- appointed the tine
and place of hearing the petition o. William D
Torre ysGn. praying for decree authorizing anu
directing the administrators OF said estate 20
ecIItc and deliver said petitioner couvt vance
Of certain lands GIt tsnenI' MS described in
said petition. said petitioner all snG hilLS 4 tG
b.e entitled to said conveyance. by virtue ii 3
ss-taiii contract Isg:- and entered into 70 tT.vl.
sail dccyaS,! and sid Tor, ySun priortr thu
decrease OF said Garrrtt: upon the payment by
said TorTrvson to said atiIninIstratr p OF TIE
amount ct'Ie from him to said estate by the
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within
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Carson. Nevada, a!arsh IS, iN1i. u-iI.t-t..