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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22
n t.c somme,,.ed ON Il ig \ fty day.. !,

Davis s4Llsos;-Yr IRE pleakedrs lesrn|
thai Dssis{ Wnlsoa. Ed 2 con,ssaph.ies-se-
turning to Bozenlan ut no distant day. and
will probably remain with us permanently.
IL isneedhssto say he will bsHonjiailS> we1,
cstaed by b ilost % friends. y sssAss 60 ~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

CASH Buyers of ali kinds OF SILVER ORES, in
lots Of from one to thousand tons, tor shipping
purposes Address--Heiena Montans. a'-H
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

BERRrISa parties are thcsrsge amoux eur
people At present. Hlcklr, rasp. and straw.
berries are plenty.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

Coy. Williams has been adding extensively
to the attracfio,s ef Els .ExcAasKf. which IS
now TIE most comfortable place III d sn to
spend quiet half hour Go and see.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

w .IiuIu n utes nut Sup nc bUyu fHIHI 'HaHoI
Bonghton and Lalpvillc.
T. ~ Trains do not Stop. ~ Stop on Signal.
~ Stop for Meals.
Trains and will run daily All other tranis
daily except Sundays.
On Sundays train 4 will run one hour late from
Mayville to Oil City.
Train will stop 1t Bonneville on Signal for Pas
sengers going North Of Titusville.
Train may leave of Housewife Passengers that
were received North OF 1itpsville.
J. ]. LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt.
G. J. HEPBURN. Asst oupt.
, 1873-02-08

Quiet md Unovcntfn1 Day Mt City :tnli-
MIR. Sheridan pcralats TINT MIR. Wnshburn
Shall be Tried by the t'B0urt."
The condition of affairs at the City Hall yes-
terday WAS becouingly quiet. Not an intruder
showed Ills face at Police Headquarters, and not
d nyrapathette citizen brought tho Mayor hia
moral support In an envelope. This was CON-
Portable for both parties. Hitherto the Mayor
has received numberlcss letters from all aorts
aud conditions OF men. Some Of tl,oln lave
been learned and didactio disquisitions uron tho
scicnco of leaving matters to shift for thona-
solyca; others have boon ominoua suggestions
of wllat would follow should tho Mayor attempt
euch course while fow, in u email minority
nnd in different ways, pointed out to His Honor
tho shortest conceivable way out Of his difficult
tics, Thero we're mono Of these narrowing epis-
lies yesterday. TAo Mayors forehead was
rut1lo with anxious wrinkles, and tho fow persons
who wanted fathors. mothers, Hiatclu, couains,
brothers. husbands, TiveB, Hong, and mothors-
in-law pardoned out Of tho DrileWcll, wese ro-
ceiycd witl, becoming dignity and consideration.
On tho othor side Of Tho building all wae quiet.
Commissioner Sheridan waH present during the
whole afternoon. beyond declaring TINT Mi.
Waahbnrn was to 10 brought to trial, and that
tho reporters genessily, and THE TRIBUNE re-
porter in particular, Toro to be witncsaoa in tho
case. nothing further was faid by tho Draina OF
tho Board to cause my oscitomcnt.
, 1873-02-08
THE TREMONT HOUSE ROBBERY.

Further Particulars Of tho Capture Of the
Of Their Apprehension.
The account in yesterdays TRIBUNE Of tho
detection and capture of two men engaged in
the heavy jowelry robbery at tho fremont House,
contained somo inaccuracies. It appears that
tho first clue vas obtained on Tuesday last when
Il man namod schonn called at tho Wholesale
jowelry establishment Of II. Oppenheimer &
Co., No. 152 State street, md stated that he had
for sa1e 5000 pennyweights Of gold chains,
which ho ofrorod at tho rato Of G5 cents por Pen
nyweght. This low ilguro-about hnlf what tho
goods wcrc worth-oxcited tho Ruapicions Of Mr.
L. Opponhoimer, with whom 6ohonn Was trans-
acting tho business, but ho took caro- not to bo
tray tho fact, and appointed n meeting On
the following day. Scarcely lad tho man left
tho store boforo N1r. Opponhoimor Ind written,
and eont despatch to tho owners Of the proper
ty stolon from Mfr. Mills of tho firm Of Rnnl-
VII g. Co., Now York City, notifying thom OF tho
fact that Home Of tho stolen goods Ind boon Of
fercd for sale, and ho also sent similar tele-
gram to Ar. Mills, in St. Louis. True to ap-
pointment, Schonn WIS on hand Wednesday, "a
was also Detective Murphy, Of Pinkerton'a
Agency, whom Mr. Opponleilner had caused to
bc present In disguise. at this meeting It was
arranged that all parties should rendezvous in
tho evening at No. Gig West Madison street, O
coffee house, whore tho jewclry was displayed
In the meantime. h1r. 6chotlold had boon in
structed by Rnuayil l. Go. to proceed to Chicago.
and did 80, with tho result as nlready stated.
, 1873-02-08
Cod Liver Oil.
Hazard l. Caswell's Cod Liver Oil IL tho beat.

Burnett's Toilet Preparations
~ ehQice aud 4elees, and always plsase.
, 1873-02-08

Tho La!soaidos mot at tho residence Of Rev.
E. N. Packard, on tho eroning Of Thursday last.
The Committee On Programme Gun tako to them
eelves tho credit Of producing tho noatest and
most tasty " Order Of Exercises" yot issued BY
tho Society. The exercises passed. of worry
pleasantly, and there was but little to criticiso
and much to commend 4 piano solo, "I The
Brook" was we'll executed by Miss Graves, DIr.
4. Lawrence Smith being absent, h1z. Packard
road the production entitled Greek Epi,,
grams." b1easrs: Flagg. Brewster, Jott, and
Gum e9ng "lntoger vlt9s" With h.;s, an encore;
BY s Mrs. % Dunn, % md a. oharade s Ssilent," closed
tho literary exercises of tho evening.
The Methodist soeiablo at residence Of L.
osossion @ ha beon sn tho % loge
tho people to attend. The commodioue parlors
were filed to oyortlowiug, al,d the hnlls and
stairs with tior on tier Of unimproved female
beauty fairly drove TIC po9r bachelors , 70, ,9 VIA
groaned was duly appreciated by I'll: Mr: WILL
lam II. Lunt read a financial exhibit Of tho go
cicty during the past year, showing tho amount
taken In to bo S9,1 COLA, and expended, e3.-
found. impossible to elect oiticors, which will DO
done next week.
THE PIONEER FIRE COMPANY
was called to order on Thursday evening by
| utes Of last evening were read and approved.
| Messrs. Q. H. Graves, David ". CaBseday, II. B.,
Jott, z. ". Blatohford, aud james Snyder wero
| elected nembors.
Resolutions was passed that all members
found absent at last rol-cal1 should be acqueu.
trated twenty-five cents worth.
Tho Executive Committee was authorized to
engage tho Hon. Willium parsous to deliyor his
lecture, "Richard Brlnsley Sheridan" Saturday
| eYening, Feb. l6, for tue benefit Of tho com-
pany.
Tho company then took the engtno out for
| drill, and poorer disciplined body Of mon is
| seldom met with.
Ono great inducomont to join this company Is
jury, aud tie sheriff is great lover OF Evanston
juriea.
, 1873-02-08

~ . 1,.. ,,..,.. ,.,.,a J.,
tos!iinony OF ~ VIZ VIZ o1us "t.l'Ienoa % so..'o NJ o.
eaeiy roGonoaIc! VIVA nnunnh II n1ts. 11Euoy; IL ~
oot'or oylooncg a neJan " eno a9n ea'o,;
nesaes III hlgn Tosit'oli " na.no , to'tiio9 ~ ~ ~
statements ur1aer oatn, tnan 70 i9unu III 1iie lact
oi TUG pressure at!ltmao ueoanoa ngtotu .io ltuo
Rie " nc aGconu on'oer ol tno stotnehtho'i! ot
tho nnatoa Ssatos aln ny otlefh III TAG h'snos'
posit1ouA VI hoHoE auu teube.
THE hioF1oF psEhHUhEn,
Inc LoAIe bala IN fe9efu 20 llo lns1lne'iG3a1s 31s
as to tlo po0Bose'oh oi tho property thct hle
Icoolloctloh "9o that u "as ohlY u atatonlont "
tho INV rotating TO eVloohco ahnfaoa ~
circumethncca; anti Hu nos LINK II
Ind direct influence OH tho minds Of
thu iurv in riyinn them to understand
whit thcv ,nat ennaifIor M tl,o ]nanl voIpht Of
IL o,.i11,nn rH ;,,r ,roro oxnir,f1v fn{i thnt
tio osaaueS. M " ~! H. 3aot n,,J thot !tnn
lhoy wore tnn ]uogoe OF tno ,aota, hno tuat '1ey
must acqutt tho rrlaoneE unlesa tHo callso ,4of
the prosecution wins made out beyond 4 rcnsor'
thnro nnncarctl IN reasonable probability Tint
snti,or iii c,,iJ rosnit iifroro,t1y thc rnffon
sIiotaot AiNt Got!u a1ntls ~ ni1 "oe ''o''o'
1or nc" trlhl "oulu ~ osoltu4eu'
NO AfpEAL.
The Court-The priaonor will now stand up,
and rooaiyo his 8outepce,
Mr.. VIM Ar1nan (lurrictlly}-I would as]1 your
t1nunr for linn IN wl,ich to nrcnuro hi m ox
contions.
f,hn Court-Wth what view, air?
Mr.. Van Ar,nan-i linyo not as yot definitely
decided Tint courao, but may SEQ tit to appeal
the cnso to tho Euure,no Court.
THO Co,1rt-Thero is no appeal in tho3c caaon.
Tho action Of tIia Court Ia flnel and uualtcrablc
, 1873-02-08
THE TRADES.
Attempted Reorganization Of tho Me.
ohanios' Institute.
Tho Mechanics and .Tradcs' Ex"
change.

A meotng Of tho Trados Assembly, Of this
city. waB hold yesterday evening, ut tho Globe
Theatre, for tho purpose Of taking stops look
ing to tho revival Of tho Old Mechanics Insll-
tuto. Tho 1noosing was called to order by Ar.
Frank Lawlor, on wi,oao motion N1r. Caln, Of
tho Iron Mouldors' Udion, was elected presiding
officer.
Tho Committee on tho Mechanics Institute,
through ono Of itB nen,borB, reported that alr,
PotAonbridgo aud others claimed tho Institute
waB still alivo, mud that, on tho application Of
ton mombors, u mooting could bo hold, oven if
hfr. ProHidont Spear did not sign 1t. Tho
annun1 Meeting was the second Tuoeday III
March, when officers woro elected and Tho by
| 1aws could bo changcl. AIr. Van Osdol md
Bono Of tho old members wanted 1t revived, md
| many WHO never belonged wero desiroua Of join
| Ing.
4 gentleman said thoro Ind oncc boon tlno
library, Of which Mr.. Cobb, Preuidont OF tho
das Company, had charge. There waa also q
earo cure the% % books. liz woad sos 'Mr. i copb % aud M
find out how mattora stood.
| nIr. Law|or explained the origin Of the Trades
Assembly, and how it came to interest itsolf in
| tho Institute. Tho Tra1oB' Unions lad not, as
| hnd bccR charged, uuy intontion Of controlling
tho 1netitute-they simply wanted It revived.
Tae Teo no sa e as had nS s M
on ita old monltcrs, and get thom to hold mass
meetings, ut which tho otiicors Of the Institute
should DO prcBent. He did not understand why
Mr.. van 0Adol got that impression about tho
| IradoB' Unionu. All tho mechanics wanted WAS
to hive IN Inatituto carried OH, Of which thoy
could all bocomo mosnbcra.
Quo member thought it better to lot the masB
mooting idea 70, and work privately, letting the
old members do tho work. Another monber
wanted the Board Of Directors and tho President,
h1r. Spear, to be COTTON together, mud let them
ca1l a masB meeting.
Tho report OF tho Committee waa received.
It was resolved that all prcdent should call
upon all whom they knew to DO members Of tho
Institute.
They then adjourned to meet Friday week.
l. BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
An adjourned meeting Of tho Stockholders in
tho Builders Exchange wns hold yesterday after-
noon, Mr. pruBsing in tho Chair.
Tho Committee on Arroars reported TINT the
Bylaws should bo enforced, and that stops
should bo talson to COLLECT al moneys duo. The
report was adopted.
THO Committee on bylaws submitted ro.
vfBod Constitution and Bylaws, which vert
adopted section by acctfon, and tho meeting 70
solved itself into an organization to bo known
aa "!Iho Mechanics and Iradors' Exchange o.
Chicago"
4 Co,nmittoo was appointed to opon boo]
to be- entitled to roto for officers. The ANNA
dues n,o 800 in advance, and momhers are tt
receive their share tn the profits md benefits o.
tho Association.
1t was deci.lcd to hold tho first annual ccctio,
on tho second Tueaday III February.
| Tho meeting thon adjourned until noxt Tuca
day afternoon at o'clock.
, 1873-02-08

Wcinslcimcr md AuBust Bcllnotdor; confession Of
judgment, $500: a2,232-Tho Second National bunk,
Ss1. Maay Ind assfse Toas ss nfoS
Homer .. ualrin, mud A6el Gnlpfn rorloyn Of two
ntory frsno building t,b Lot 7s, 1ot Block 10,
man d nj appeal. 45,23s-Deur0lorf =. M!cholcs
name, ~ 229d-"ilson Y. Wa'kor; sanc.
peal. 4225o1tcnry Curtis et al. v Annie 81. d1al
Jonatllnn Edwards Jacob Engcl, John O. McEarland,
Isaac N: Price, and Edward = Tod.t potion for me-
D. Urandalt for tic Of George Steele, Sidney T.
Webater mud James Walsh; debt, $4,000. 42241Anntc
et n?. v: john ssrv!n; aasumpstt, 1000 A2;2i3-
oharos Titznt.nmone Y onrasian Thielman - re;
Albert 4. Munger v. Thomas Tjoy; confession Of
1ulGMcnt, $40.
, 1873-02-08

Idcs1re to furnish my testimony in beha2 Of DR..
Jayues excellent medicine, tho E1pcctorant. hare
been troubled with asthma for two years. aud 1t
became bad last full and wiuter, that could not
walk twenty rods without eitting down to rest;
neither could I perform work OF any Kind. II
down for want Of breath, 50 firmly llad tho disease
taken hold Of me- Finally was persuaded to try tho
IIawioy l. Etcho Of this place, / commenced using
It. After taking Ia all four bottlcs am now ablo to
do a much work in day any IN my ueghbor-
hood, and my complaint has entirely 1uft mo. There.
fore, cordtnly recommend this Expoctorant to any
ono troubled with asthma.-I{oract s1nsd'ey, Fitch
burg, Mich.
, 1873-02-08

Tho following su1ns hayo boon received by me-
toward the erection Of monument to tho late
Horace Greeley:
, 1873-02-08

Total, .................,......$9 500. 30
The letters from newspaper Offices containing
tho names of the printess who layo con-
tributcd will DO carefully preserved and for
waracd to tho Secretary in Now York for
record. As it Is impossible for mo 10 call
upon many gentlemen in the city, trust all
who wish to contribute will eend tleir checlss at
once to mo at I,i1E TRIBUNE office. hope to hear
from tho newspaper Offices Of tho city noxt wocA.
Cn1oAoo, Fab. =, 1878. WaI. Bnoaa.
N, B.-Afternoou papers rloase copy.
, 1873-02-08

a arent st. Louis Auction House.
We would call attention to tho card in our auction
column Of AIossrR. Whedon, Tyler Co.. general atr-
toneera 3d. Louis No., Of tho largcst hounes In
tho country, aud representing ~ largo tralo a. any
lqnso In tAa Wat.
, 1873-02-08

"1Iind and Heart Id Religion is the title Of fas-
ciuat!ug work by ey. A. jaeger lato jewish Rabbi Of
Mobile Ala Tho first copca haye 1,cen secured mud
nro for sala by @. H. n!acka, No. 405 Wabash uyeuIo
price, s15U Everybody Is nauirIng for tl4e volume.
, 1873-02-08
California Sunday Train

Cn1lf0rn1n SuNUaY Train.
Tho through Pacific e1prcas trim for Council Bluffs,
OMAHA San Francisco and all Other Far West points,
will lcayo tho We!ls street depot Of the Chicago h
Northwestern HALLWAY at 1o:l5 n,, Sunday, Fob. o.
1878 Through ttckets via Chicago, Burlington Il
Quincy and Chicago, Hook Island & Pacific Railways
will be good on this train.
, 1873-02-08
NEW SUITS.

NEW SUITS.
The UNITED STATES C1ncu1r Counr-1o, ,83G-Hcn-
~, Mayer, and Ellas Fround '. !: r CHAPMAN;
sioeo 0s7-1n tls matter t q j. knhsaa y, sas cq
brady, assignoe Ct tho Aurora Insurance Co.. Froc-
man Pollard, james Brown, anu Dc witt g. Brown;
Ss' i ':S's q : 81 a'sa @
Hiehar,is Iron aS6 wor's; t'si assulnrsit, sf,55o
rns Usl,E1 ss*1Es PlsFn!o1 s;
tho as sssunns MsSs moon s.
iInie, S55,0oo. 3o5s-same v, Ffetlesick Herhell,
ssa,s Ssssos T. syiss e1fs sSsE ss .o s
ss4's &c.? sstssa:s SsSsss MSs:
fssssa !isassa s ssss fsais fsaiias
saaie '. Garrls csdwsi 81. .4So s,aSi@holert E.
Jenkins y of ts ths arsat wfsef S4sGno1
3,c52- -llaomes Mckee,. Assignee Of the estate Of
1anlel Mason ': peujam!a !: Arncla r blu. sosy5.
ta ss u sf4GSSSs es' ss1 s. %
a,ess-N. II s1ecsrty aud 4: J. Dent Z annla rame
oe;o7E yan 1osot, T. r Leonard q H.. H sasko
ansts T%H cogi1 oyiase S" A. Shaw "
Shfn II Bs:'sa ss,s S Saas
s'1pa Wss ranR te ast S d. .s ns
and Henry ilibcr v Cbarlsu q. Gummings, Thos !.
1Iaguun I. 1iaualng and Felix buach!ea asHu1nrst,
$500 5,8i2-Abel q. StnreSnnt OF al. " Ao1anaer N.
FerriB assampn $1,000: 6,al3-Peer Wolf et a. '.
Augustus Erencl, John N. FRENCH, George Lehman,
s': favy. bonaMa ' F. ,e aaap, Maraasa Drown stoat
Company, dcorgs II. High, Executor and Johu High,
Jr., petition for echaes lion Oh tac southwest cor
ner 0f h1atlGon atreet and Fifth ayenue. 6al4-rho
Marquette brown Stone Company Y ann'o defendants
{IIfi
held for eervlce. 5,S.G-Dantol K. bryant '. u. K.
dzintl and @. Murphy partners, Of " south Water
hIeet attachment for consignment Of gooy no. pa!A
for valued at $64 Ito defendants being about to con-
fcctp. 5,ai7-Ja'nes nlnno and John Downing; as-
sn,psit, 81 600. 5.sls-atae.un Mttchol; appeal.
Wasl.hurn ct a. 5,s3i Thrown Il Powers Y.
| 4. X. Ilurton appeal. 5,b43-Edward Mcudel '.
lapac ]: r:lna; attachment for 1ebt o. Il oo2 on
| helm Baum AMI Gnabnrg Y, deorgo Fosternua Nathan
noacnthal, partners assllnlpnit, 1901. 6aAattelsel
| Uroppnr 7. Martin Wusa.lr bi TO coinpc! apccitio
performance 10 mako lease Of lower part OF No. l13
rlantii eompletlng thu building, whrl, 10 did et
cjectlnK him. 5,a.3-Treduriuk ]. E,nnsr!ep '. NJ.
loluchch usaumlsit, $1,000, ts:0-ohnllss butcher
y VIM Johnston a.s,opsit' $780, 6S3?mLueHs i3;,
;ssS Sssnsf; a'sanN;gs S2o'9 \, SassIEas1s' l. Ss !
caae, caae' slo,ooo. 5.aaa-Kanny. V. Parker; aprral.
| h,G50-0narlea A. Etroat aaA Mayne j. onai-
field '. Patrick Power Asauml'.it, $5oo 683l-Jacoo
atnpHl, S5u0. 6,83a-Sakey Il Gerson y 1luujamin j..
nlyil and Morris David lssulnpB!t, $l,0oo 5,s13-
TnE surEa1oK Oovnr-.2 aa1-a1. Belz h Go. Y. john
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-17

before her advent among them on the
occasion of the flight, scarcely knew of
her existence, and who were now ardent
ly attached to her, she left with scarcely
any preparation and came to California.
Here, in San Francisco, she lived for two
months, meeting expenses by the pawn
inf of her jewelry, and, having tasted the
bitter experience of poverty, came to the
conclusion that the home her husband
had afforded was preferable to one
among strangers and under such depress-
ing circumstances. "Often," said she,
II have walked by the side Of the bay
and thought how soon could rid myself
Of troubles by leapingilto the water. And
l should have fed the world in that man
ner but for my poor child" At last the
husband learned that she was here and
wrote for her forgiveness. She relented
and promised to return when she had the
means. Through some mistake his let
ter and money-order were directed and
carried to Virginia City, New. The
cashier heard the story, credited it from
first to last, and with the aid Of the tele-
graph succeeded in obtaining for the lady
her remittance, which amounted to about
eight hundred dollars in greenbacks.
Saturday she came to the Office with her
face wreathed in smiles and announced
her intention Of departing for home the
next morning. "and, says she, "after
have gone you may tell my experience to
any one whom you may think will profit
by it. Withhold my name, but tell the
experience and say that the woman who
abandons her husband never realizes be-
forehand the sorrow that follow the con-
summation of the act" The former home
of the lady and her present husband was
Madison, Wis. They will not meet there.
Some strange city will be their home
now.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-17

OFFICE FLORAL SPRINGS WATER COL
July 80, 1873.
TINHE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS HAVE
l. been duly adopted by resolution of the
Board Of Trustees Of the
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-17
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FIC.
TION


Three weeks since handsome matron,
on the sunny side of thirty, whose hau-
teur suggested the aristocratic breeding
OF the South, called aside the urbane
cashier OF the San Francisco Postoffice
and implored his aid in securing miss
ing letter that contained the only recent
remittance from her husband in the East,
together with important documents whose
contents, for obvious reasons, must re-
main inviolate. The lady remarked that
she was friendless and alone and though
possessed OF costly wardrobe and jew
cry to the value OF several hundred dol
lars, was without funds or credit. The
orillancy OF her conversation, which was
sPiced with graceiui Don 'mots, her famll-
larity with the character and history OF
people eminent In southern pohtics,
ana air OF rehnement wh'ch charac-
terizeo her penavior curing the
interview, convinced ner auditor that she
was neither an auventuress nor an I'M
poster, anu reaIiy deserved generous
synpa.uy, nna Ssn Sss,s.ance ~ nei hul,sr.
gus .loaples. u que sasue1s Gn uin.eu u. .he
cause US .. net presence IN Daleorn'a uhuef
sucn singular ,;e., c,icuns.ances, a, unu az ias1,
eiasp.ns hei s. n.s.e sifi OF VI s.A years " nel
@ pleas' - anu bursting .,aas in,o 'eats' 'olu .ns
s.oly o' w1e U, suostsn.laily h US !. is Iec.'eo
Geleln. G s ons was 9 o9in oh ipansa..on Wa M
u,eolsn, anu leaieu q. ho,ne. Nohe vi
.ne wosoiy e.pel.euce wn.un ~" youns .auies s
Sail ~ soGie.y =. sey "ao s;,.,tsn oa'Ieu sSI
W nel , un.i. w. ta'e a W aver u'sas.er' nor
in ne, Seau.iiui oou.aein .: ~ n9ms n.s sue was
sualuea ~ a. 40 ra.e eao.'I n. n1u t;..au sunueu
~ only .ne pulos' anu Des' " innuenoes'
Az .~en.y sue was lnartieu a.na " a. Ctos sea
nan VINO ai'elWsus ei.eieu I've .;t 'ne TI Sonieu
era.s sa. SERVES anu lost nus NE hea ;nhs,; WA
swept away .ne NONE 81, siae na' anm;,ass ,ei.ou
sUm SSn nei ,a'nei anu aeii ne, t;, pness, nasS,,
na",. nuo 'oiieo ano sIussaeo st."a, sn'n .oa.n
ais W., wnen man son;e nse.n .ne ea,s s'as
aIl .ha. . wnvSs a,ss pIs pan;.o nronoSaa ~ mas "u.
r;ano M no. s Sne ooulu = uesa, piGpoHse .so rras a
snss and and ~as M scGepeo, trlo.;ou. anu 10 ;ou
SoS. - "uu aa.u sue E .ha ha, VS. :
"a " 1asnionaolo -. lilelus .no AIo p,'. 1o sho
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Notice for Publication of Time An.
pointed for Proving Will, etc.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Seventh Judicial District, county of Lincoln,
State of Nevada.-State of Nevada, county Of
Lincoln In the matter Of the estate Of Morgan
Courtney, deceased.-Pursuant to an order of
said Court, made on the 7th day Of August, A. d.
1878, notice is hereby given that Tuesday,
the 10th day Of August, A. D. 1873, at 10
O'Clock a. m OF said day. and the Courtroom
Of said Court, at the Court House in the county
Of kincoln, have been appointed as the time
and place for proving the will of said Morgan
Courtney, deceased. and for hearing the applica.
ton Of Vim. .. nelley, who is named therein q
Executor, for the issuance to him of letters tes
tamentary, when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the same.
Dated August Z, 1873.
P. B. MILLER, Clerk.
PrrzER 4 CoRsoS, attorneys for petitioner.
aus.td
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Misfellauenns.
Notice to! Creditors.

LNsTATE OF JOHN H. LYNCH, DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrstrix of the estate Of John H. Lynch,
deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons
having claims against the estate of said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the first pub
i1cati on Of this notice, to the said Administra-
trix, or to John L. Donohue, at Phoebe, Lincoln.
county, Nevada. MARGARET LYNCH,
Administrative of the Estate of
John H. Lynch, deceased.
Dated August 4, 1873. au5-4w
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SIS Reward.

OST, ON THE 3lsr ULT., TWO CHECKS,
IL one drawn by the Washington 4 Creole
Mining Company, to the order of Joseph Ander.
son, for $50; the other drawn to the same order,
by the Page l. Panaca Mining Company. No. 1893,
for $25. The finder will receive the above re.
ward by leaving them at the State Bank of Ne
vada Payment has been stopped. aulO-tf
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