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CCHELL CREEK MINING COMPANY
- Location of principal place of business No.
3O4 California street. San Francisco, state Of
California. Location of works Schell Creek
Mining District, White Pine county, State Of
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at . meeting of
the Board Of Directors, held on the tenth day of
April, 1873, an assessment of la
Ten Cents per Share
Was levied upon the capital stock Of the Corpo-
ration, payable immediately in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the
Company, No. 3O4 California street, San Fran
cisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the I4th day of May, 1873,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction and, unless payment is made
before, will be sold on
Monday, the I'd day of June, 1873,
To pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
p. W. VAN WINKLE, Secretary.
0fice-304 California street. San Francisco, Cali
fornia. apr26-td
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AegaI Notices.
United States Internal Revenue.
NOTICE TO s~PBoIAL-TAx PAYERS.

TIVE Law OF DECEMBER "a. 1872. RE
i quires every person engaged in any bust
ness, avocation or employment, which renders
him liable to a
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A SOUTHERN newspaper advertises for
a young freckled-face man, that won't
back down, with a pair of ~saddle-bags,
pistol and bowie-knife, to collect for that
paper.
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AUSTIN and EUREKA.

EoUR-HoRsE COACHES, @szS@
Il carrying U. s. Mail, W. F. HZ1@
h Co.'S Express, and all passenger Supplying:
Connects with Woodru h Ennor at Eufeka, ana
with all the lines at Austin.
Stages leave Eureka every morning e . q. me-
Sundays excepted. Heturning, leaves Austin
O q. IN.
W. b. WILSON, Proprietor,
J. L. HINcKLER. Agent. Eureka.
Office at the Parker House. AuI-u
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ANY person VINO snail iall 70 comply WIN Tue
foregoing requirements will be subject to severe
penalties.
Special-tax Payers throughout the United
States are reminded that they must make appli-
cation to the Collector Tor Deputy Collectorl of
their respective districts, and procure the proper
stamp for the Special-tax Year, commencing
May l, 1873, without waiting further notice.
GEO. A. KING,
Collector Internal Revenue,
EH8ga WZE - District, Nevada.
RS- Application may also be made to, and
stamps procured of, THOS. N. BROWNE, Ham
ilton, Nevada. may10-4t
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NOTICE IN BANKpUPTcY.-Distric

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. District
IN Court Of the United States, for the District
of Nevada, ss.-1n the matter OF j. W. DOUGLASS,
H.. T. MoRDoRF and A. J. GUILFoRD, co-partners,
under the firm lame of j. W. DOUGLASS h Co.,
Bsnkrupts.
A Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by
said Court against the estates of J. v. DOUGLASS.
II. T. MoRDoRF and A. J. GUMFoRD, of the
county Of White Pine, and State of Nevada, in
said District, who have been duly adjudged
bankrupts upon the petition of their creditors
and the payment Of any debts and the delivery
Of any property belonging TO said bankrupts, TO
them or to their use. and the transfer of any
property by them, are forbidden by law. A
meeting Of the creditors of said bankrupts, to
prove their debts and TO choose one or more
assignees of their estates, will be held at a Court
of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Eureka, Eureka
county, Nevada, in said District, on the 18th day
of May, A. d. 1873, at ~ O'Clock NJ, at the office
of W. II. Davenport, a Register in Bankruptcy,
of said District.
'I GEORGE I. LAMMON,
u s. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
By SAM b. BELL, Deputy. m3-2w
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denoting the payment of said Special Tax before
commencing business,
The taxes embraced within the provisions of
the law above quoted are the following, viz
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procure and place conspicuously in his establish
mait or place Of business,
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A Railroad Watch

Travellers by Railroad frequently find their
Watches completely demoralized by the eontinu-
Gus jar of the train. To overcome this difficulty
has long been a problem with watchmakers and
1t is now successfully accomplished in the new
grade made by the
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NOTICE.

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
WHITE PINE COUNTY, NEVADA,
HAMILTON, May 9th, 1873.
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exceeding active societyly. We should like to
publish the abscntees--that is to say all fthe
members but tee.
Mr.. Stormont, who represented the business
men, had present on this occasion samples of
malleable iron and they were exceeding
good ones The resolution published by the
secretary and adopted" by him, endorsing
the iron, is good and would be approved by
the other members of the society, that is if
they ever get up enough interest in the mat
ter to read it, or hear that Mr.. Stormont is
manufacturing malleable iron at Ottawa.
We are prepared to bet 10 cents that if the
majority of the business men Of Ottawa were
asked if there is any such an enterprise here
as that referred to, the answer would be-"No
sir there is none nearer thar Chicago, If
there is there"
We desire TO stir up these delinquent bust
ness men; this is the aim of this article. If
we can get 'em mad once we may nope to
see something like turn out at the next
meeting on Monday evening, the 18th of
January, when officers are to be elected.
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NO MORE TAXATION


To the Clubs and Oranges of la Sale County.
The La Sale County Farmers Association
viii meet at Ottawa February 9th, 1871, at .
O'Clock 7. N.
As the constitution and bylaws Fix the an
nual meeting on the first Friday of february
in each year, and as the subordinate Oranges
Of the Patrons Of liusbandry eject thcir Off
GERS al the last regular meeting in December
and install them at the FIRST regular meeting
IN January OF each Year, recommend to the
several Farmers Clubs of La Sale county
hat they elect the officers of their clubs N
January, or previous to the February ccsnty
meeting, 50 that there may be more
thorough organization, and make > full re
Durt Of their organization to the county asso
citation.
rs the plow manufactures havc declared
,aa, they will not sell to CLOS or Grange.
except through their agents, and as the Stat,
Grange at Bloomington passed resolution
commenting the Subordinate Oranges no
70 deal with them or their agents, and tn,
state Farmers Assc> .ation at Decatur passed
& similar rcsoluti"l, | recommend that the
clubs and grana-'s report the amount and kinc
IF farm machlery wanted in their towns, s.
hat when IT, purchasing agency is in work
ing order tere may be an understanding q
their warT.s.
There should bc elected county Is wei
as elngressi onal district purchasing agen
vu-I Il. -EraN .
Should be cooperation.
Tecoumcnd the propricty Of encouragin
OUT home mechanics to supply our wants a
lar as possible, in the making of plows an
other machinery.
There VIII he an election OF officers oc tn
u Sale County Farmers Association on TIA
,leor FEBRUARY. 1874, to-wit: ! pry>iien
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On Monday evening last, providing our
self with our note hook and pencil, We re-
pai~e, to the Court house 70 report a business
mcn meeting. From the frequent and re-
guar reports in the newspapers, which some
times stretched into nearly column, We had
come to regard these meetings ~ being
large, Interesting and important. We were
led 70 believe that our bu~iues, men were be.
ginning to move in a solid body to DO some.
thing practical towards advancing their IN
tcrcsts Of our city Their last meeting, let Us
hope. was an exception % the rulc-io all
rules Ats O'Clock though the Court room
was well lighted M, it vas vacant In an
an,e-room there were assembled the following
business men Of Ottawa. Two doctors, 4
surveyor, minister Of the gospel, foundry
man, and the Local" Of this newspaper. In
poin. of animation this meeting was only j
little ahead Of that famous as-emblacc oi Poe
and the raven, The business men Of Ottawa
Comment IS needles, We wish the secretary
would riy, r- 4. l.-. o., Tie member %. THIS
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surprisingly cheerful grin at us. We were
gloomy, but felt that We had the boy on the qucs-
ton of the CATS eight tails, and asked him how
to explain it? why, the calf has one tail, which
you see and when that calf is killed its tail viii
be made into calls tail soup and ate-and and
are 0, amt it?' We go the boy one better and
allow the calf ten tails; The one it has, the one
that's ate-S and l are 9--and this tale written by
us makes TO- "Thc Pasha and his ten tails can
not beat our calf!
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flight of a Dead Beat.

Some tim ago stylish young pop-.n,iay made
his appor-luce here and announced himself az
profcs-sv Of vocal music " from New York. He
was deliberately gotten up, wore nobby little
bl, ?. moustacha and clothes cut iu the last
SONY Of fashion, inclusive Of a little cane which
the twirled, dourishcd and switched around in
the mostexquisitc manner. He displayed enough
Of yellow gold watch chain and biz rings, with
all the requisite check TO get some little credit
with the aroccrs. the butcher, the baker, furni-
turc men and others, and managed To get place
rs teacher Of the voice al Tie Academy Of Music,
but about two weeks Ego his insuiicrabic gen raj
importance and shallovucs- oi brains and pom
po,i,y Of manner, became so unbearable that he
was discharged. He has since spent his time in
gratiiyin- his dead beat inclnatous, until
Christmas morning when hc suddcny e'aPOra-
ted, leaving his creditors to divide 81 u Of the
moveables a. Ac lef, at his rooms o. test they
could. The name Of this dead bca, rs given here
! Is F. =. Roberts Ni- wife claims g be fashion
able drcssmakc-, bu: in this is as great botch
a. her hopeful husband, Prof Fol de Rol, is at
music Good bye ,1,s5 prs'',rd5 huIH5'y', We
commend {, sou % H" Vi-tr--s and perhaps
you'll he iaPu,.
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NoTICE.--There will be meeting of the EXecu
tive Committee of the La Sale County Agricul
tura Board at the Court House on Saturday
Dec. 9th, 1913, at l o'clock =. VI. sharp. Bust
ness of great Importance will be before the
Board. BY order OF the President.
H. l.. MEAD, Sec.
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r. PRESCOTT Inc specimen 0i o'I'' 'o'" ''o'n
CLc 'ana2Nc pay
David Walker, coral from OmCtCrCC, Ni'Aru-
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HOME MATTERS.

ANNUAL MEET!NG.-NOticc is hereby given
that the Friendly Aid Society of Rutland and
Manlius will have their annual meeting on
Tuesday, January 9th, at p. NJ, at Lorng school
house, toleleCt officers for the coming year and
transact such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting. J. Il. SHAVER Pres.
+, p. BoswoRTH, See.
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lrnglull,l,

Monsell, the late Postmaster General, has
been raised to a peerage.
The crew of the Spritc, which was about tc
start from Woolwich on the 2lst for the scene
of the Ashantec war on the west coast of Atri
ca, deserted in Il body, and the sailing of the
vessel was delayed.
A famine is threatened in Bengal.
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Notice.

Mr.. Wilson, the noted Spirituaist, will lecture
in Turn Hall, on the Science and Philosophy OF
Spirtualism, on the evenings of Jan. I'd, Sd and
4th; also on the afternoon of the 4th. During
each lecture he will give tests.
The lectures are free TO all. Come and hear
him. o. A. TURNER,
j. l.. STANLEY,
w. II. W. CUsHMAN,
Committee.
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burns salt.rheum, earAchc &C. upon the human Frame
and of strains spayln gals &c. upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the world be-
gan 1t is coun.erirritant, auhealing pain relieyer
Crpp!es throw away their crutChes the lame walk poison
GUS bites are and the wounded healed
without scar 1t is no humbuc The recipe Is published
around each bottle Its selling no article ever before
Sold and II sells because does just what precnds to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve to suffer If they will not use Centaur Linment
More than 1000 certificates OF remarkable cures including
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt, running umos'
&C. have been received. We will send circular containing
certificates the recipe, &C., gratis, to any one requesting IT,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Cenaur Lnmentsw
one hundred dollars spawned swecn.ed horses ana
mules or for screwworm in sheep Stockowners this lin
lment is worth your attention. No family should be With
out Centaur Lniment. Sold by all druggists. soc perbotte
argc bottles 81. j. By ROSE Co Broadway, New lorN
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France.

The appointment of Bartholdy, Of the
French legation to St Petersburg, as minister
to Washington, is confirmed.
In the French chambers on the 22d Il mo-
ton was made and received with general ap
proval in favor of more liberal postal
arrangement with the United States,
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DS Errn,oI. P

\ "F-R-o-Dw-One day this week green
looking specimen, youth with straw 10 lis hair
and burs on his pants, met Us a. tn. G., 7. 1, q
depot and said, say, Becmus, YOU ccne"ith me
10 them air cattle kecrs and I'll show rJu some
material curyosues-a pig with three c-rs, a sheep
with twenty legs, and a cali with aine tails +"
We went, We saw, and--we came aSAy Disguised
! The piE was there, and it had Gree ears, sure
Ienoush-onc on either side Of Is mead made two
| and an ca + corn in the pigs mouth made the
| three. The sheep had several more legs than
one had counted upon: 1t. > hind lcIs are >
ana fore logs are 4-twice makes s. and
are 10: two four legs Of nation when it j. killed
would Dc : more, ard It's hind legs q mutton
would De lO-and 10 and 10 are twenty. There,
! vs- -vrrtv 90 Ios s-.i aud then 4r -r.un,l d
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Is to be permanent feature OF the Magazine; JACK wit
tell some OF curious things heard, aud make
himself generally entertaining. 49,
We have undertaken make the best Magazine possible
for the Little Folks well those who older. Every
number OF ST Nicholas viii contain good reading
matter boys and girls of all besides great deal OF
hearty and innocent fun
Christmas comes but once a year, but st. Nicho-
a - the new Magazine for GIRLS aud Boys,
month II has already the hearts OF the young folks,
and the little children are crying for 81. Nicholas.
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" JIMMY JOHN STORIES,'
By Mrs, ABBY MORTON DIAZ,

Author of 1.-THE William Henry Letters" "wliam Henry
and Friends and Lucy Maria (who hss the rsre AMI
happy gift OF knowing how to delight young people, VIII
during wear. There win also Oe Shorter Stories,
Papers Science and Dry Natural history Wild Sports
and Adventures Sketches OF Travel Fairy Tales Poems
ruzzes Charades, Jngles Fun and Fancy, Instruction.
Entertainment md Delight Something for AL from Faith
or and Mother to the Baby The illustrations will be the
best that the Artists OF two continents can supply and viii
be printed with the greatest care.
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DieD.

At the LYMAN farm, Ottawa the Goth inst JULIA
DUMOLLE wife of jeremiah Holmes, aged about u years
The funeral will take place nom the Episcopal Church
10 O'Clock TODAY
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The Atcheen war is over \ despatch from
Penarg, December 90 announces that the
Dutch troops occupied both banks Of the riv-
cr running through Atcheen. The Sultan,
seeing defeat inevitable, has given in his sub
mission to the Dutch commander
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Spain.

There was great rejoicing in Madrid over
the decision of Attorney General Williams
that the Virginius was not entitled to carry
the American flag, 1t seems to be regarded
as settled, therefore, that the Virginius and
her prisoners must be returned to the Spanish
authorities.
The siege of Carthagena has made consd-
cradle progress during the week. On the
Goth Fort st. Julian, one of The strongest de-
lenses of the city, was preached.
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S.Jn REV \KD.-Lost, on Monday last pee c;
SlU 22d on the state road. about two miles norm OF
Serena small Black Leather Pocket took containing
mott I'm favor OF Joseph rch ON the note were endorsed
as paid The pocket book contained about eighty three
Gr as in currency The above reward will he paid the
finder on returning the pocket book ana contents TO me IN
dersgned giving such Information as WIN enable MN 70
Meantime all cautioned not TO pur'
~ ~ JOSEPH OLRlCH
Dec u ,s,1-2v. 70, Serena, H.
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#arrteD.

At the Farmers House of H. Rhe on the 9Th inst, hv
Arthur Lockwood, Esq. Mr.. FERDINAND +. CLARK 10
Miss MERBA f. LAWRENCE, both OF Dayton.
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two vice presidcnts Il secretary, and treas
urcr We expect full attendance. If we
improve as we ought to by one years expert
ence, we may expect to reap still greater ben
efits in the future.
An
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our pages big type and easy tor :he Youngest
readers which have been "a HIT from the FIRST viii be
nurd Tue children will be glad to know, also. that the
I. .tf
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CASI-OIsIA is more than substitute Tor SastGl
on Is the only fe article IN existence which is certain
nssimiate food regulate the bowels cure Nindcolc
and produce natural sleep. 1t contains neither minerals
morphine alcohol, and II pleasant TO TAKE: th!IIci
need not cry, and mothers may rest. oct'- B-ohP
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Italy.

In the consistory on Monday the Pope de,
livcred the allocution and appointed twelve
cardinals.
| The rector Of the American college, on
Christmas, RENTED to the Pope $4,000, con.
ributed by the faithful in the United States.
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Germany.

There was great uneasiness at Berlin in the
beginning of the week in reference 10 the En-
peror's health, but on the 25th his health was
so much better that he was out of bed all day.
Archbishop Lodschowski refused to stand
as a candidate for the Rechstag.
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W. Want 100000 Children and Youth Made Happy

by ST NICHOLAS At THE IIOIIDA1S.
st Nichotns. ms enlarged, contains one third more
mter than Oui Young Folks thus giving great variety
for ali with IFS great Literary and Pictorial attractions
and it beautiful Printing will be odnd TO be the Chssi
est Magazine In The World.
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CenIaur n.iniIncnt.

There Is no pain which the Centaur
Liniment will not relieve, no swelling
Will not subdue, and no lameness which
Il will not cure. This IS strong language,
but it is true. It has produced more cures
Of rheumatism, neuralgia, locklOw, palsy
sprains, swolllngs, cakcd breasts, scalds
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ALL KISUs
X y Il Al h - g

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5lem ADVERTISEMENTS.
THERE Is NO TIME TO LOSE!
Delays are Dangerous!

A CHANCE TO WIN $4,000 FOR $3.50 The Draw Ing
Of the Juvenile Reform School scheme positive December
st 1913 Eleven Tickets Tor S5 Co. and In each such pack
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nee o. LEAVENWORTH. KANSAS.
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Subscription Price, So Year. The two
back numbers for November and Decem-
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5aeW advertisements.
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ners illustrated Magazine for Girls and Boys take pleas
In announcing that by arrangement with Mcssrs j.
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A SERIAL STORY BY J. T. ?GOWDRIDGE,

Late Editor OF "OCR YOUNG FOLKS" which begins in the
present number Other Eminent Writers well known 70
The readers OF "Our Young Folks have been engaged We
are thus enabled present 10 the p1bc "a Magazine for
Children and Youth superior In every respect TO any
before published.
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