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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-12

VIZ had the pleasure sfslcali from oxr
young friend Mr. George I, Lambdin, one
.ofihe editors, and proprietors Of the vi
detts, the very reliable Journal which 10
published at Granbury. We extend to him
thslibsrty Of tho HERALD Office during his
stay in Dallas.
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sLOCA1sNEWS

,il,cOuH THANKS are due, and are hereby
rendered TO our accomplished young friend
Mr.. Charlie n. Morris for favo~ extended
tho HERALD in an editorial way during
our trip TO Austin. '''i's ~ 9''0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-12

Parties DESTROYS Of being supplied with
Ice for the season, can have II left at their
door every morning, by leaving their or.
ders al the HERALD Office. 46.dlm
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Notice.

We propose to sell the best mattresses
ever made in the State al the lowest prices,
we defy competiOn in price or quality. A
large stock always kept to furnish any
size orders. Call and examine before you
purchase elsewhere. Manufactur,d and
sold BY sTEAGALL SEQ.
vl-n32-dwly. Elm street, Dallas Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-12

W. A. Jones & Co. are selling Stoves,
Tinware, &c., very low. Give them a call.
They price their goods TO You in CuREEN-
cY. 50d3tw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-12

VIVA NTED-INF0RMA j. WOOD
w left Clark county, Arkansas, on The 22d of
Janua ~ last, since which time nothing has bcep
heard of him, and II II feared he is dead His wife
Mrs. NJ. A. Wood, reached this place on Friday
last, and ia much disturbed In mind at isabsence
She Is staying with her husbands widowed mother,
Mrs. J. A, Crawford, one mile west of Dallas. Any
information of the missing man will be gratefully
received by her.
Texas papers please copy. old
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-12

Just received, large lot of the unsur-
passed "Charter Oak Cooking Stoves, by
W. A. JONES & CO.,
60d3twlt Main st., Dallas, Texas,
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PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.

PART FIRST
l. Grand Overture, Select Airs...................
DALLAS ORCHESTRA.
2. "All Thing. arc Beautiful" Duet...... Gloper
DOCTOR AND MISS MCGEE
Piano Accompanimcnt--MAJ Il. W. BAYLOR
Q. "Ernani" Piano Duet. Verdi
MISS RARRY AND PROF. WHITNEY "
4. "The Blue Danube New Vienna Woman's
Praise" Wali2es .......,.....,........ S traus,
COL; BAYLOR, Violin, MAI. BAYLOR, piano.
D. "Tho Raven" Edgar 4. Poe
MIR, KETCHUM. WV ~
q. "Lnce Di Quest Anima," Cavotina from Lin.
da......... Doni.eti
MISS MCGEE T.Tf'
COL. BAYLOR, Vlolinist MAJ BAYLOR, Pianist.
Traumerel, Reverie, Violin and Piano, SeLuman
col. AND MAJ. BAYLOR.
Tho white Squall," Descriptive Song, Barker
DIR. MCGEE. Plane Accompanies, MISS MCGEE.
PART SECOND.
0. Overture, Selected,
DALLAS ORCHESTRA.
10 kathleen Mavourncon "............,.,. Crouch
MISS MCGEE
Violin and Piano Accompaniment MAI and COL.
BAYLOR
IL while Thus Around" Duet from In Fa.
DIR AND MISS MODEM Plane pGm'sr
MAI. BAYLOR
Y Qnartctte, Vocal
MESSRS. ROWLAND, KEToHUM, TALBOT
AND CUMMINGS Piano Accompani,t, MAJ
BAYLOR
IL CroIuet, Comic Ballad.
MISS. MCGEE, Piano Accompaniment, MISS
BARRY H
~ ANVIL Chorus, Troyatore.. ....... ......, Verdi
MESSRS MCGEE, BAYLOR. TALBOT, ROWLAND.
KETCHuM, CUMMINGS, MRS BAYLOR, and
the MISSES PuTZ MCGEE AND SMITH.
- Judith" Grand Ooncone
MISS MCGEE Piano Accompanied, MISS BARRY
10 Good Night" Quartette from Martha. Floiop
COL BAYLOR. DIR MCGEE, MISS SMITH AND
MISS MCGEE Accompanst, MAI BAYLOR
Doors open at O'Clock, Concert to begin at
o'clock. Tickets 81 co. Children half price
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VIZ ANTED--A BOY TO SWEEP AND MAKE
w himself generally useful Apply at this Once
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

FIRST CLASS MATCHMAKER. OF EXPERIENCE
n ana ability Is anxious to obtain situation rs watch
maker and salesman; has been accustomed to- fine
cassed trade; best city reference and security II
qnred. Address MATCHMAKER, Herald Uptown Branch
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

A COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A MAR.
N rcd man; understands his business; seven years
best reference from last place Address ~. No. 1871
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCURE A SITUA-
IA ton for hs coachman; Is sober and steady and a
boa riding stable. ~
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

A PRIVATE FAMILY, NOW IN EUROPE, HAVE
N left orders TO sell, for immediate cash, all the ele-
gart Househould Furniture contained in residence 100
West I'D street. Paror suits cost $500 for $2O0 satin
$780, for $3.50 Bedroom suits tor $40 $50 500 S75 up
wards to 500 Bcomplete edding basement library Fur
uiture Books Horses Carriages gold mounted Harness.
30 fine valuable old OIL Paintings, &C. Call this day
private residence 10 West Sd street.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

A STEADY PROTESTANT MAN WANTS A sITUA
~ ton as coachman in private family is temperate
aud understands the OF perfectly; is good
and careful driver; furnish to that ec
Address IL East 30th st. of ID. Harnut.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

A GENTLEMAN WISHES A SITUATION FOR HIS
IA coachman, whom he thoroughly recommend: :
parting with him on account of selling out
q. FRANKLIN 46 East l4th st.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN, OF 49, WISHES TO
~ learn trade would take situation to drive q
team. Inquire at 500 Ist av second floor.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

A COACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY A MID
IA dlenped man, with ten years best city references
sober and careful driver Call address g. j., IS
West 3Oth St for two days
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS sITUl
n ton II thoroughly under stands his busines
Call on or address T. H. 3S East 10th ST.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

A SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN AN
n groom, by single man. thoroughly understan nd
his busness best city reference Call or address
b., GA 9th av., harness store.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN WISHES
N situation waiter In a first class private boarding
house body servant to gentleman. Address l2
West st top
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

A COJORED COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION:
N thoroughly understands his business; best city ref
erence given Call on address MATTHEW'S, ibi West
oath St
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

A FIRST CLASS COLORED COACHMAN WANTS A
IA situation; understands his business perfectly four
years excellent references from at employer Address
COACuMAN, box 90, 81 West Jyd q.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

A RESPECTABLE COLOkED MAN, FROM BALTI-
n more wishes q situation waiter in q private
family give the best satisfactory reference Address
j. G., 2l3 West 18th ST.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

SITUATION WANTED-BY SINGLE MAN
n aged % years, as coachman and groom; has good
city references Address u, l3l East 18th St, private
stable.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

SINGLE MAN, WITH FIRST CLASS CITY REF
~ erencc, wishes a situation as coachman; Is stead
cv driver and perfect groom. Call or address fo
two days, COACHMAN, SO East Goth ST - u
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

(NYIINDER PRESSMAN WANTED-ON FINE CUT
~ work must be first class workman ll9 Cham
hers It
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

&EO GRATIFICATION FOR PROCURING ADvFR-
spCO tiser steady clerks situations salary at least
$l0weeky bookkeeping, spOn0ence can influence
business for partners interest; references Address
A. c., ~ Front st.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

NY LIVE MAN WITH 81 DEPOSIT FOR SAMPLES
n easily make from $40 TO $l5 per day. Call at 81
Liberty St, room "a.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-21

EUREKA.-A letter addressed to
the editor of this paper and reflect
ing upon the action Of certain repre-
sentatives Of Lander county is here
by respectfully declined, with the
remark that we experience sense of
suppressed Indignation toward the
accused parties. respect for the am
billions and feelings of the ''ins'' and
a sentiment of CON niSeration for the
"outs' '-all of which is coupled with
so much Of Indifference rega riding
the final issue of the matter, as to
leave us almost evenly balanced on
the fence which divides the Sheep of
Austin from the Goats of Eureka
and we are waiting, in earnest solici
tude to be convinced.
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the LATEST .TELEGRAMS
From the East.
Stokes.

New YORK, Jan. 20.-The counsel OF
Stokes are pressing for II new trial.
They will rely upon the fact that two
Jurors went outside of the Court for evil
lence, one having examined the ladies
staircase of the Grand Central Hotel;
another examined the pistol at the gun
smiths to see whether four could be
distinguished from six barrelled pis-
tol. An affidavit will also be embo he'd
in the bill OF exceptions, to- the effect
that before the trial one of the jurors
sid that Stokes ought to hsng anyhow
another said that if he was on the jury
he would hang HIM &$g
The smallpox epidemic is creating
grave apprehensions i'll Boston and Vi
;initv. Three thousand cases are now
reported in the city and the percentage
If the deaths are much larger than by
Ill other causes combined. Nearly ali
he burials take plnce at night. The
apedemic has had serious effect ON com
mercial interests.
The schooner Henrietta, formerly
Benefits yacht, was lost on the 10th
instant. The vessel was driven ashore
II ar Honduras and totally wrecked.
The crew were saved.
A Havana letter states that cargo o.
700 coolies arrived there on the 10th
instant. They command $500 head.
It is reported III Havana that a large
expedition of friends OF the Cuban revo-
lutionists, with arms and ammunition,
had landed safely near Guantawaman.
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WHEN shyster lawyer becomes
so we'll known to the Bar of San
Francisco and to the people of that
city, as that his pettifoggeries are no
longer saleable, he commonly falls
into the position of volunteer aid
on the staff Of the Meas Letter; until.
his hackneyed blackguardism grown
monotonous and he is denied further
access to the columns of that paper,
he joins the next lower grade. OF
blackmailers and is found cheek by
jowl with Jack Stratman and fellows
Of that ilk; when. being kicked still
lower and driven out of this com
panionship he is forced, in avoidance
Of starvation, to accept the editorship
of the San Francisco Chronicle.
These are some Of the outlines of the
historical occurrences which pre-
coded Frank Pixley's Occupation OF
the editorial chair Of that nasty sheet
and Frank being cheap and availa-
BILE defamer, has been hired, at a nom
lnal sum, to hold the syringe through
which Jones meaner enemies squirt
their mephitic filth upon his name
and aspirations.
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By McBeth: can Act in relation to
Pubic Highways Ordered engrossed.
By Cleveland: Gan Act>to create the
county of White Pine etc. Referred
20 tle Judiciary Committee.
/ Senate bill No. II, ITO create the
county of Eureka" etc. Discussion
postponed until after recess.
Senate took recess till 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
President pro tenn in the chair
Roll called. Quorum present.
By Mills:
RESOLVED, That the jury bill which
came before the Senate to-day be so
amended as to avoid making jurors pre-
ferred creditors.
The bill for the creation of Eureka
county called for. -
Lockwood moved the Senate go into a
Committee of the Whole to take into
consideration the General File. Carried
Committee of the Whole Mr. Eastman
in the chair.
Bill read third time.
Mccoy remarked that: "The territory
a-ound Eureka is one vast mineral belt
SoiipIlSluS IuIHeS VI lilliueLSt wealth.
lreka is destined to become a great
commercial centre for that belt. Smelt-
ing works begun in 1863 and now per-
ycfed. Eureka proper has three thous-
nd inhahitants-witht the surroundine
mineral zone 5000. Wood scarce, and
without it, as a smelling place, Eureka
must cease to exist; whereas rs now 81 :
30, 600 or s., 0)0, 900 crude bullion turned
out yearly. Eureka wants Il railroad for
he stke of the necessary cheap transport
-atlon, and would not involve Lander
county in the expense"
Passages from the proceedings of the
Democratic and Liberal party, and ex-
tracts from the Reese River Raveille
cad, by which it appeared that the can
Ii lates for the Legislature democratic
md Republican, We're pledged for di-
.ision of the county.
A petition from citizens read praying
for the division.
"Reminiscences also were handed by
VI Mccoy and read
After II half hours discussion the COM
nittee begged leave to report the bill
Jack and st again, whereupon the SEN
lite adjourned.
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Observation-Disclosures Day.
Carson Cry, January %, 1873

| Carson Cry, January %, 1878.
Assembly convened at II A. n
| Speaker Bowman in the chair
r I'll cail-Quorum present
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods
Chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
SPEAKER BDwntn explained that il
| making up the standing committees h
| had overlooked two members and aske,
% make change in two committees
Leave was granted and be named San
ford instead of Derby on Committee o
2nh;c Lands and Kendall instead o
Robinson on the Committe on Claims.
Messages, previously received from the
Senate. read.
Drummer gave notice of bill protec
lepositors of ores for reduction at Gus
tom mills.
Drake, from the Judit larry Committee
reported favorably on the bill reqnirin
Assessors to furnish statistics of thsi
several counties; and adversely to tn.
'ecordation of certain papers; and adj
;ersely also to the bill cutting Off COM
oensation of jurymen.
Richey gave notice of a bill, to amend
he Act providing for the election of a
Board of Regents
culture reported back the bill concerning
marks and brands with amendments and
recommending that as 50 amended, ii
pass.
Senate bill No. S-to transfer certain
unds of the Esmeralda county money $
taken up and passed.
Senate bill abolishing the State Stamp
Act, passed--yeas As.
Owens bilI-that property to be sold
o be advertised in newspaper previously
passed, ayes 80: nays A.
Stern's bill, to protect the wages Of Ia
DOR. at the request of the originator re-
committed.
Crawford bill to make the term of Of
ice of State Printer four years, passel.
unanimously.
The bill for the removal of the county
'eat OF Humboldt to Winnemucca from
Cnionville, ordered engrossed.
Bowman S bill for the relief of Jona-
han Williams was made the special OF
Ter of business for II o. clock Wednesday
uext.
The special order-election of two
committee clerks was then called up.
Sessions, of Washoe nominated Ed
Bridges. Morrison, of Storey, Dav,
5tearn. Savage of Elko,. Mason C. VII
son, Cole of White Pine, Ed. Kiesle,
5hoaff of Lincoln, NJ. c. Dawson, and
Ely of Lander. j. G. Law
1t was moved by Savage that the two
candidates receiving the highest number
Of votes be declared elected.
Bird res received Sc, Stearn IS. Kiesl'
2. DIVISION Z, Wilson 5, j. G.. Law l.
Bridges and Stearn were declared
elected
Theo. A. Hale, Deputy Controller,
presented communication from that
Office transmitting the deficiency claims
If the two last fiscal years which was re-
erred to Committee on Ways and NJ cans
and ordered printed, Adjournment al
l2:39.
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Ross KELLEY, the man who was
robbed of $3.50 10y some G hinawomen.
in. this place, on New Years Eve.
lied. suddenly. at miners cabin,
in Central District, about fifteen
miles from Mill City, on Wednes-
lay last The cause of his death We.
have not learned. Doctor Groves.
of KNOXVILLE, was called to attend
him. but the man was beyond the
reach of human aid.-Hum5olA Reg
isie,.. Jan. Is.
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Col. U. E. ALLEN, of White Pine

Col. U. E. ALLEN, of White Pine,
is still in our midst. It will he rec
objected that Col. Allen is one of
the Senators elected in White Pine
county. but as there is doubt about
his being able to hold his seat as
Senator, he has seen fit not to go to
the capital until the question of his
right to the seat is settled. If it
should be declared that he is entitled
to the seat to which he has been
elected, he will at once repair to Car
son; otherwise he will not go at all.
Phoebe Record, 18th. .s
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iN0TISE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WISH TO LET
| the public know that on December 2ls 1877
they purchased the entire claim of Cardinal 4
Dubois to the CARSON HOUSE on Carson
strpot, free from all debts, and that they are
NOW. running the same as sole proprietors.
.ss. D. CIRCE & CLARION.
q Carson Janusy 1, 1873. ja15m*
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Losr.-A black glove with gold but
ton with moss agate setting, lost between
the Ormsby House and the residence Of
Mr.. Hub. Parker. Please restore the
same ja18-3d
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EvvIST4 CDSSONIDs TCD SILVER

EUNIATA CONSOLIDATED SILVER
81 Mining Company--I4ocaton # works, Au-
rera. Esmeralda county. State of Nevada. No
rira is hereby gwen. that at a meeting of the
GARD of Trustees of said company, held on the
nth day Of January. A. d. 1873, an assessment
II sixty-five uta pr share was levied upon
he capital stock Of said company, payable ini-
netli@trly. in United States gold coin. to the
). cretary. at the office Of the Company, room
No. 10 ,id2 Montgom, ry street. San Francisco.
California. Any stock upon which said assess
nent shall remain unpaid, on MONDAY. the
9Th day of FEBRUARY. A. d. 1873 shall be
lcemed delneus Mt and will be duly advertised
tor sale. at public auction. and unless payment
shall he made before, will be sold on MON
DAY. the Eth day of MARCH. A. d. 1873, to
pay the delinquent assess!ut Mt, together With
costs CT advertising and expenses of the sale.
.CHARLESJ. NEAL. Secretary.
Office-Reom No. 10 ,402 Montgomery street
San Francisco. Cal. jan2l-lnI
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANcfsco, Jan. 20.-A special
dispatch to the San Francisco Chronicle,
from Washington, says: The Daily Chroa-
icle of this city contains the following ed
itorial: 81 From reliable sources We learn
hat the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has commenced relentless wal
apon those papers on the Pacific Coast
| which have advocated the Postal Teie-
,raph system. The A,tG Cdjit0r1.ia aud
he Chronicle of San Francisco, and til,
Record. of Sacramento, the three most
anterprising and influential journals il
California, have been strenuous in thei
advocacy of this measure. The Alta has
received, heretofore, all the news dis
patches sent by the Associated Press.
md from all the points on the Pacific
Coast reached by the wires of the West
IN Union Company Now we le TN
hat that journal has been cut off by til,
.onpany from all local and state news
ma that it is proposed to stop all dlsplt
hes going overland to the Pacific. Ine
san Francisco Bu!5etia and Sacramento
Union have opposed the Postal Telegraph.
nd III reward for their services 1t IS now
.eported that the Western Union Tele-
graph company has been ne9otiatinS,bui
unsuccessfully, TO obtain control OF the
,actien of the line of the Atlantic an.
Pacific Telegraph Company Letwe
New York and Omaha, for the purpoa>
# cutting off from I'll other papers on
the Pacific coast every avenue for East
IN news. 1t will be remembered THAI
he Western Union Company pursued Il
ike policy with the San Francisco Her
aid in 1865 -.
Yesterday afternoon an immens
,hrong assembled at Woodward's Gaf-
lens to witness ii balloon ascension b..
N dam Stacy. Everything in connec-
ion with the ascension started well, an
n a few minutes after the tlloon took
,outherly course, and after reachil.
.5ernal Nights beganto descend. 1t up
pears that the lady ascensionist bccaIu
,adly frightened as the ba loon neare,,
he earth, and when it was about tit.
eet from the grouud she tainted anu !
ell from the trapeze. falling to the earth |
With fearful velocity, and WAS picked III |
" some residents in the vicinity in al |
insensible condition. She WAS carriet
INTO Il house near by, and a physician
summoned. who ANNOUNCED that hel
shoulder blade was broken. She was
,.tken to her home, and last evening Wa
very low.
The MOdOc War.
YREKA, Cal, Jan. 20.-Dispatches jus.
received from General Wheaton say thai
I battle Was fought with the Modocs Oh
tridly, listing from 8 A. NJ. until dark.
The troops were finally forced to retire,
With a loss offorty killed and wounded.
The Indian loss is unknown. 1t is GER
ain that the Indians have been reinforced
from the Pitt river tribes, and it is feared
other tribes will now join them. n
surther demonstration on the part of tn
,:oops will be made until the arrival e.
1t is estimated that
i 900 men will be needed to dislodge the
Modocs.
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BORN.
In Carson City. January 20, 1873, to the wife
of Andrew Maute, daughter.
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VFEY True Our friend John r.
says the longer you live the more yor
know-and he is right. Look out fo1
smart Alecs' and cheap Johns But
having been cheated to your satisfaction
f you want custom made suits from
God responsible firm, call on J. F
Dealy, C.rson City, agent for JOS p
figel merchant tailor and clothier, ; q
Francisco. jl7f"
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Rooms toilet,

YgNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE
4 modelled her house i'll the rear of Davis x
s,llson's store and having also rcfurnisheG
very ro01u contained therein, sh' Is now pre-
p,red to let to families or gentl men. first
LASS rooms. Call and * mia For furh
, ,rticulars inquire at this office er ct MIS-
richards on the premises. lan2l-2w
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

NsOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
53 there is now in the Railroad Interest and
sinking Fund of Ormsby county the sum of five
thousand dollars, to be applied to the purchas
# County Bo DIS issued to the Virginia and
rruckee Railroad Company. and that sealed
proposals to surrender the same will be received
by the undersigned at the Office Of thu County
Clerk up TO the
Gath day Of January, A. d. 1873,
at 10 o'clock a. m. of that day.
By order of the Board of County Commission
ers, Ormbbv county, Nevada.
T. ]. EDWARDS, Clerk.
January 8, 1873 ja9.td
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A1yAETED.-A Competent Nurse car
~ be had by induirng al Mrs A. kEYSEl
rler of Tel, graph and Plaza streets, Cars,
XIV jal7ti
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NOTICE..

IN
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL By
\ ; received by tn. undersigned. at Adam Wei
t. RS Saloon, Empire City. Nevada. up to
Thursday, January. 23, 1873,
It 10 O'Clock NJ, for he purpose # running a.
-,,nnel of one huat!red and fifty feet. more on
less, additional. the property of the Empire City
filming Company-Bisnarck ledge-said tunnel
being already two hundred feet
By order OF the Boirj Of trustees
JOSEPH WALTER, Secretary.
ja1S-td*
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

crRBETr HousE-CoRBErT BRo.'R PRoPRIEToRs.