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Supplement to the Circuit
Court Law.

Az Acr Supplement to an amendatory ofl
an act Entitled an act to reduce the mum
Der Of Circuit Judges in this State and
for other purposes. Approved, April
lst, 1873.
SECTION /. Be it enacted By the Legisla
ture Of the State Of Mississippi, That acc
ton 2 of the above recited Act shall be,
and is hereby so amended as to change the
time of holding the Circuit Court Of Jeffel.
son County, in the fifth Judicial District,
from the lst Monday Of June in each year,
as provided in section I'd OF the act Of which
this is an amendatory to the Sd, monday
Of July Of each year in lieu thereof. SO
much of section of the above reeted act
which is in conflict with the provisions Of
this Actis, hereby repealed.
SECTION 2. Be it further enacted that the
Circuit Court of the first district shall be
held as follows In the county Of Perry on
the first monday of March and September
and continue six days. In the county Of
Jones on the second Monday of March and
September and continue six days. In the
county of Pearl on the third Monday Of
March and September and continue six days
In the county of Wayne on the second Mon,
day of april and October and continue six
days. In the county Of Green on the third
Monday of April and October and continue
six days. In the county OF Jackson on the
frst Monday OF May and November and
continue six days. In the county of Harri-
son on the second Monday Of May and
November and continue six days. In the
county Of Hancock on the third Monday oi
May and November and continue six days
Be it further enacted that the county o.
Marion be and is hereby detached from the
First Judicial Circuit Court District ant
added to the Fifth judicial Circuit Cour
District and the circuit court in the sale
county of Marion shall be held on tn,
fourth Monday of March and Septembe
and continue six days.
Be it further enacted that this act shal
take effect and be in force from and afte
Approved April Is. 1873.
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16S~ The cool morninings and evenings
oil the past fortnight had tendency TO give
young corn and cotton sickly appearance,
but the warm sun for the last few days Is
imparting vigor and strength to young
plants, making them assume a Aourishing
color. So far az we have seen, our farmers
are very well advanced. The young corn,
TO great extent, has been worked out, and
the fields look like cultivation had com
nenced in the right kind Of a manner.
Some Of the cotton has been worked out
also. Taking all things into consideration,
the crops in this section Of the county are
IN good condition. From what we can
learn the freedmen are working well alAo
srccsss 10 ths farmers,
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B3- Mr.. ]. A. OFT, Of osyks, has our
thanks for pamphlet containing the char
ter Of Incorporation and the constitution
and bylaws Of the East Louisiana and
South Mississippi Agricultural Fair Asso-
citation. We learn from the bylaws that
the regular meetings of this ASSOCIATION
shall be held in the town Of osyka, on the
last Friday of January, April, July and
October. The Association will hold reg
ular meeting to-day.
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Notice to Land Owners.

To An Persons achOse Lands hdc- In
creased in Talue, By the Erection Of
improvements Thereon, since the first
day Of January, 1872.
v0U are hereby ordered to appear before
i the Board Of Supervisors on the
First Monday in May, A. D. 1873,
and give in the value of the same.
Reference being had to section 1858 Of
the Revised Code Of 1871.
Ordered that this notice be published in
the Summit Times and Magnolia Gazette
for four weeks.
A true copy from the minutes Of the
Board Of supervisors, at the April term
A. d. 1873.
Attest: w. M. CONERL1,
April IL, le73.-4w CLERK.
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EOa. &fsEe.

A STEAM GRIST MILL, which has
"A good ,un OF custom, and in full opera
ton. Also variety of WOOD WORkNiG
MACHIN ERY, consisting:of Turning Lathe
Scroll Saws, Circular Saws, &C., well arranged
to combine Sash and Blind Mandatory or
a Cotton Gin.
A comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
Out>Honses, and large Garden.
Purchaser will have the advantages Of good
schools aud churches.
For further particulars call on or address,
J. D. BURKE, Real Estate Agent,
apr25-ti Magnolia, Pike Co., Miss.
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For Sale.

a SPLENDID FARM, situated abont one-
IA half Of a mile from the town Of Mag
nolia. 1t is bounded by little Tangipahoa
River on the east, and by Minnehshs Greek
on the north. It contains about $50 acres OF
well limbered land, and about 100 acres
under cultivation, with all the nee ssary build
ings thereon. 1t has also well of Jhalybe.
ate water, which needs no ice, and has been
analyzed b. DR.. Riddel, Of New Orleans. who
pronounced Il the best water in the country.
This place is offered at bargain. For fur
ther particulars, call az the GAZETTE OTTicK
or address j. ID. BURKE,
rnar2s.tf Real Estate Agent.
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AN Aor to quiet tax titles in the county Of
Pike.
SECTION l. Be It enacted by the Legis.
lature Of Mississippi, That the provisions
OF an Act to quiet tax titles and increase
the revenue Of the State, approved April
5th 1872, be, and the same are hereby
extended and made applicable to all lands
il Pike county, sold by the Sheriff aud Tax
Collector Of said county on the fret Mon
,dsy of June, 1871, for taxes due thereon,
prior to the first of October, 1871 ; and
that the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of said
county be, and he is hereby authorized to
issue certificates and deeds to partieasclaim-
ing any OF said lands so sold for taxes
in accordance with the provisions of section
four of said Act.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved April IL, 1872.
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Citation Notice.
II. Gottig
vs..
,Tampa UonaUhoa

Jhnleo bonhRhoe.
In the Justices Court-District OF the town
Of Magnolia, Pike county, Miss.
Attachment for Sl27 90.
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction Of
1 the undersigned, Mayor of the town of
Magnolia, and ex ofIcio Justice of the
Peace in aud for said county and state, by
the affidavit of the plaintiff, that the de-
tendant, James Donaghoe, is a nonresident
of this state, and that his residence is IN.
known, 80 that personal service cannot be
had on him This wherefore, is to give no.
tice to the said James Donaghoe to be and
appear before me, at my Office, in the town
Of Magnolia, on
Saturday, he 24th day ef Nay, A ID. 1873,
to plead, an,wer or demur to the said at
tachment, or Judgment will be entered
against you for the amount Of plaintiffs
demand, interest and costs, and the property
attached will be ordered to be aold to
satisfy said claim.
1t is hereby ordered and adiudged that
the aforesaid notice Of the pendency of said
attachment suit Of II Gottig vs.. james
Donaghoe, be published for four successive
weeks in the Magnolia Gazette, weekly
newspaper printed and published in the
town Of Magnolia, county Of Pike, aud state
Of Mississippi
Witness my hand and seal, this April 9th
A. d. 1873. l.. l.. TRAUBE,
Mayor and ex.officio j. z. IT'S. !
s. A. MATTHEWS, Attorney.
April Is, lS73.-4w
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New Advertisements.
Citation Notice.

va
james Donaghoe.
In the Justices Court, District Of the town
Of Magnolia, Pike County, Miss
Attachment for S95 90.
TT APPEARING TO the satisfaction Of
L the undersigned, Justice of the Pence
in and for said county and state, by the
affidavit Of the above plaintiff, that the de-
fendant, james Donsghoe, is non resident
Of this state and that his residence aud
postoffice are unknown, so that personal
service cannot be had upon him This,
therefore, is to give notice to the snid James
Donaehoe to be and appear before me, at
my office, in the town of Magnolia, oa
7hursday, he 22d day Of May, A.D 1878,
to plead answer or demur to the said at
tacbment, or Judgment will be entered
against him for the amount OF plaintiff q
demand, interest and costs, and the property
attached will be condemned TO be sold TO
satisfy said claim.
1t is hereby ordered and adjudged that
the aforesaid notice Of the pendency Of
said attachment suit OF L. L, Traube vs.
James Donaghoe, be published for four
successive weeks IN the Magnolia Gazette
weekly newspaper printed and published
in the town Of Magnolia county Of Pike
and state Of Mississippi.
Witness my hand aud seal, this 18th day
Of April, A. d. 1873.
j. II. WINBORNE,
j. Z. LIS
S. +. PAcKwooD, Attorney.
April Is, l473.-4w
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AS9- We direct attention to communi-
cation from 0syka, over the signature Of
"yoter,r defining the position Of Osyka on
the Court House question. This is rather
a bold proposition, involving PRINCIPLES,
and dollars and cents, for the accomplish
ment Of certain objects at the ballot-box.
We advise oar readers to read the commu-
nication, as it is worthy of some attention
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Waverly Hotel,
Corner of Camp aud Poydras Sti

COruer OI Sahhtp auu fOtoFas cts,,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
T. w, KIDDGR. -. ...... Proprietor.
BOARD TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
THIS is House Of twenty ~oue years stand :.
ing, and for Central Business Location has
no equal.
The Street Cars pass by THE Hotel to and
from the jackson Railroad Depot.
The patronage of the public in the State Of
Mississippi, and especially along the liuc Of
the jackson and Mississippi Central Railroad,
respectfully solicited. msz7.ly
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For Sale.
Fourteen Valuable Lots,

TN THE TOWN OF MAGNOLIA, about
L five minutes walk from the Depot. Eight
Of the lots are enclosed with good picket
fence, Some improvements on the place, with
Well Of good water. 4 variety of Fruit
Trees on the place-yonng and hourishiQg.
These lots will be sold remarkably cheap.
For further particulars, call at the GAZETTE
OFFICE, or address ]. ID. BURKE,
aprlS>u Real Estate Agent.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-25

LAST Tuesday morning the northern and
southern bound mail trains collided at
Byram station. The baggage and mail
coaches Of one of the.trains were wrecked,
and ore locomotive thrown from the track.
Fortunately, however, no human life was
sacrificed, neither was there any person
injured.
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saP- The Magnolia Hook and Ladd,

h6R- The Magnolia Hook and Ladder
Company No. | effected permanent organ
ization under the charter last Friday night.
The meeting was called by the incorpora-
tors, and the charter was read and accepted.
The proceedings can be found in another
column.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-25

WE learn from the n. O. Picayune that
an election for officers Of the n. O., J. &
G. N. r. Il. was held in New Orleans on
the 2lst inst, which resulted as follows !:
II. S. McComb, President s.. Ii. Edgar,
Vice President; r. S. Charles, Secretary
and Treasurer and E. D. Frost, General
Manager.
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Fresh Missouri Cider-just
received, at BROWNS.

e@- The road law, applicable to certain
counties named therein, and subject to the
approval or di.approval Of the boards Of
supervisors of those respective counties,
can be found on the Grst page.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-25
New Advertisements.
DIR. M. a. SIMMONS
VEGETABLE
Eiver dicime.

The Following Extracts Speak for Them
DR N. A. SIMMONS Vegetable Liver
- Medicine is the True, Genuine, Orig.
iRdl. 1t is the first that was ever advertised Of
the same or similar name lie advertised il
extensively, peacefully, aud alone, Tor ahoni
twentyseight years before any one else ever
advertised Simmons Liver Medicine. Il ans
maintained its reputation in his hands perfect
ly, more than thirly-threc years; il is upon
its good name that all others Of tho same or
similar names depend for their sale.
Order circular fom DR.. N. A. SIMMONS,
Of Iuka, Mississippi.
We clip the annexed from tho Meridian
(Miss.) College Mirror:
Tie following from Rev J. I. Freeman,
now pastor of the Baptist Chhrch at Iuka,
Miss, is good testimony for r. NJ. A. Sim
mons: No one, perhaps il hetter capable OF
Judging than he is, and the trnthfuuess Of his
evidence can be que tioned by no one in the
State:-Ed.
IUKA, Miss, March 22d, 1871.
Dear Bro. Hdmbe. lin, Meridian, Hiss:
Le me adj a certificate TO DR. NJ. A. Sim
nous Liver Medicine. 1t is all that II prom.
isee. and is made by an hunest man, who we'll
understands his profession. The Georgia
zeilin 4 Co.'s is an imposition. I tried it be-
tore knew the original, and know ii 10 be as
say, J. T. FRKEMAR
The following is from letter Of Rev II, T.
Lewis, Of the Memphis Annual Conference,
NJ. Z. Church South, to DR.. NJ, A. Simmons,
in relation TO his med cine, and dated La
Grai e., Tenn Nov. 1860:
$50 81 have no hesitancy in saying that
the most stubborn cases of Liver Complain
will readily yield TO your medicine. have
presented it in hundreds OF cases within the
last ten years, and always with success.
regard il as al iniallible cure for all di eases
arising from torpid or deranged state of the
Liver. You truly, II. I LEwIsn
! " FOR sale in Magnolia, by
api2s DR.. A. p. SPARKMAN.
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E@- We have heard that quite number
Of candidates Will soon be out, preparatory
TO the fall elections,
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Postomoo Regulations.

northern and southern mails close, daily, at nve
o'clock, p. N.
the semi-weekly mail. TO Holmesyllle, Tylertown
ctlna Grnve and Columbia, every Tuesday
and Friday, al l. o'clock. m
The Postoaice will be opened at ?. a, M, and clos,
al Al o clock, D. excepl Sunday when IL Win
only be open from TO O'Clock, u. m.
Postage is due quarterly, In advance.
W. L. WALKER, P. II.
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ssr By a recent act of the Legislature,
Chancery and Circuit Clerks and District
Attorneys will have to be elected this fall.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-25

Rn~ The Board of Registrars net in
Ilolmesyil!e last Tuesday, and issued a
special notice of registration and elsction,
which can be found 10 another column.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-25

h@- There will be an election in Pike
county op the second Monday in June, on
the Court House question,
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Sas- The Hook and Ladder Company
No. will meet to night.
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MARRIEn.

SMTTH--RUSHING.-At Conerly's, 10
Pike county Miss, on the evening Of April
18th, 1873, Mr.. CHARLES SMITH to Miss
LAURA RusHINe, both of this county.
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ssg- BY special request, we republsh
the Court House bill.
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ssy> The question Of Pike--The Court
House.
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sa- Osyka will hold municipal election
on the irst Monday in May.

DR. NJ. A. SIMMoSs.-We call the atten-
ton Of invalids to the advertisement of this
well known physician, Of Iuka, Miss, whose
famous Vegetable Liver Medicine is known
far and wide for Its efficacy in all cases OF
liver complaints aud other disorders for
which it is prescribed. We have used DR..
Simmons medicine in our family for several
years. and believe it to be the best family
the fact that we believe it to be such, we
use no other, and it gives perfect satisfac-
ton. DR.. A. P. Sparkman, of this place,
has the medicine now for sale. Go pur.
chase box and try it, and you will find
that it acts like charm.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-25

20 cal Co1T1- =. [.
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THE PUREsr AND SWEETEST COP LIVER
Or is Hazard & Caswel's, made on the sea-
shore, from fresh, selected ivers, by Cas-.
WELL, HAZARD & Co., New York 1t is
Absolutely pure and S,oeet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to any
Of the other oils in market. apis 4w
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-25

e9~ We learn from an act to amqpd the
charter of the town of Magnolia, approved
April 9th, 1873, that the corporate limits
are described as follows: Commencing at
the mouth of Billiards. creek, thence up
said creek to point where the east and
west line lone quarter Of a mile south OF
the northern line Of section eleven) inter-
sects the creek thence east, along said
line, to the eastern bank Of the 1angipahoa
river; thence down said bank Of Tangipa-
hoa to point where the north and south
line Zone quarter of mile west Of the
eastern line of section twelve) ntersects
said river bank; thence down said line t.
southeast corner of north west quarter Of
northeast quarter of section thirteen
thence west to said river, and thence down
the east bank Of said river TO the point ol
beginning all in township two, range seven
o"ss' n s ~ 4
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eTThe Jackson Pilot pays the follow,
ing compliment 70 our town;
AMONG all the towns along the jackson
railroad there is not one that surpasses
Magnolia in point of natural beauty and
extreme healthfulness. 1t is one of the
private summer resorts Of the New Orleans
people; its beautiful streams and shady
groves Of beech and magnolia, holding out
an invitation to rest and quiet, which the
denizens Of the hot and dirty city find it
hard to resist, As location for the estab-
lishmeut Of factories and other enterprises
1t has many important and desirable ad-
Vantages, which should, In justice to its
people, be brought to the attention of CAPT
talsts. We shall take occasion to refer to
this pleasant town at tgreater length in future
numbers Of the Pilot. -
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pike County Courts.


This Court convenes al Holmesville. on the Third
Monday in january. April. July and October. Hon.
r. G. Peyton, Jr Chancellor w. NJ. Conerly, ESD
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Masonic.

SEp<erity Lodge, No. 2la,
Holds a regular meeting on the hrSt Wednesday
OF each mon h. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

treatment inthe House. Leading Nor
are S tiStied for two reasons /:
first, the amendments are "A triumph
over the Gentle "ring :" second, if
passed, tie bill will bring to n final
test all questions of difference in the
Mormon Church and government.
The Netc EndOtrment says, il this bill
becomes a law, Utah will witness the
reign of order and recognition of law.
which will be IA certain precursor of a
peace and business revival which will
make the desert bloom, and no dc
cided violence or disorder will ensue.
Brigham Young's Ryan reports the
prophet in excellent health and spirits.
lIennatite iron ore is found in great
abundance within convenient reach
of the railroad.
The Union Patiic road is reported
clear is entire length. Tie snow
completely hides the a X. The
Utah Northern and Utan Southern
are partially blocked.
The blockade III Little Cottonwood
was broken yesterday. and the can
yOn is alive with teams. dtSrite the
constant danger of friyhtful slides.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, February %.
Thomas FennimOre, II brakeman,
was fatally injured yesterday, by fall
ing between two freight cars. Part
of the train ran over his leg and arm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.-The
costumes and masks have arrived,
and are now ready for distribution.
Parties having ordered costumes are
requested to call for the same. We
are again asked to state, that no one.
no matter who it is, will he permitted
to enter the hall, unless provided
with n numbered ticket, which can
only be procured from the manager,
Mr.. Samson. Tickets for spectators
can lie had at the principal business
places in town. Comfortable seats
have been made for spectators. Par
ties Wishing the Use of the carriage or
sleigh, Will leave their names and
laces of residence with Mr.. Samson
on or before Monday evening, SO that
the driver of the vehicle may ascer-
tain the best road to the houses of
those not living near the business
portion of the town. Any one WISH
ing separate masks can purchase the
same OF the manager. FrCm what we
learn. the ball will undoubtedly be a
success, and no n eought to miss par
licipa,ing inthe festivities of the even
ing. Schaefer. of the San Francisco
Restaurant, will he pref AIRED to seat
three hundred people for the supper.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01
THO
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL

rs AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures which tend to promote the best in
terests of the whole people of the state,
county and town, and is especially de-
voted to the local welfare OF Lander
". Being issued at the center of the
richest Mining District Of Nevada. it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements, which
shall Dc worthy the attention of those
seeking investments in the Mines of
Eureka District and Lander County.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01
4 INTELLIGENCE
Iboldt and Colorado Railroad
Ri!I

ooi"' WA"
Bill,
,to hill ..to enc,,,r,ra thc CON-
-.
ftl"n OF raiiroau from lhe line
e Central Pacific II ,ilroad to the
ofEuro., riutrnducnd Inv Soma
H..
ic'oH' wa, ""o'o" o''Si"eHou Ny
Benate on the day ct its introduce
February 10Th and its princiDal
s-;.,m..o.o,.,;rol; !, two t,l,n,.
N''''
te%ctions;
k.ion /. The "Humboldt and
RADIO Railroad Com any" a cor
lion heretofore organized in Jan
eighteen hundred and seventy
and nov existing under and hv
e of the laws OF the State of
Ida. is hereby given and granted
rirht. privileges and iran hisc of
Hing. constructing, maintaining
operatiug IL railroad. with IRON
between a point ON the Central
fic Railroad. at or near Pdlisade,
he county ct Eureka, md the
OF f. n, ka. in said county and
Stc (ni,pu said company NAV so
rmina), lev the most feasible and
Mica L. route. To a point in the
of Nevada, on the Col ,rado
!. ut or near the intersection OF the
With ~p,railel of north latitude
sid river. The u OF said
plI shall not tc less than
v.Siy inches. nor more than four
j rhl and oue-haif inches.
a.. , The Board of County Com
inn.rS of the county OF Eureka.
his Safe. are hereby au horned,
pNpred and directed to prepare
Issue the bonds of said county,
the conditions and pursuant to
provisions hereinafter enacted I:
h said honus whens,issued shall
e}iyered to the said "fIumlnldt
CnioradO Railroad Company" for
ene,it. i'm exchange for an equal
hut of the full paid u capital
of said railroad company at the
Value thereof.
c. 8. Whenever the said Hum
tand Colorado Railroad Com ,any
4. within nine months from the
age of thi, Act. have completed
construction of a tirSt-clasS rail-
OF a gauge as provided herein,
some pnint on tie line OF the
rial Pacific r ,ilrOad. at or near
sadie. i'm said county of Eureka,
line of r,ilroad between said
b and the town of Eureka, in said
htv. for a distance of ten miles,
the same shall be in pie te
iu,SS IN recniya the rolling Stock
r. therefor. and in addition To-
|comolrtinn of said ten niles tf
bad, shall have graded, and in
liuess to receive the ties proper
etor, ten additional miles of road
the Board of County Commis-
ers of said county of Eureka are
|by authorized and directed, in
name of said county. to take and
bcrihe. for the use. benefit, and add
are of said county, to the capital
K of said company, stock to the
Suut of one hundred and tittV
sand dolI,rs. and said Hoard OF
nty commissioners are hereby
orized and directed to prepare
tissue tho bonds of said co,,utv To
said onInunt of one hundred and
Thousand dollars. i'm the form
kinafter speciiied. and deliver the
e to the Humhoidt and Colorado
road Comnauv' for it's benefit. i'm
hanre for fuii ma d stock of the
tal stock Of said Uun,huIJt and
brado Railroad Comuanv. to the
I;lnt Of one hundrrI and tiftv
hsand dnilars mar vaiue Of said
Il. in Va m,ent df said ~snhscriniiou
laid sto,k nv said cnuutv and
never said UumhoI1t anil Colo.
RailronI cnm,nnnv shall have,
i'm Fl ftepn months from the mass.
II of this Act no,nnleted The con
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

j. OTTENHEIMEI fl. wishes to INFORM the
public that has tn" exclusive agency Tor
eureka al the san Francisco Eull tin,
san Francisco News Letter ana Caiiior
MA Democrat: and will also deliver last
ern papers TT subscribers III any part of
town. II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

NJ. r.. BARTLETT, real estate a: ent.
Houses to let and Tor SAL in all parts OF
the city. Inquire ut the California Lum.
Der Yard, on South Puel street. II