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John Williams and John Sullivan,
who we're in the jail in onr city await
ing trial for grand larceny, broke out
on Friday night Of last week. They
got into Tie hail by displscing . bar
in their cell, and stationed themselves
behind the outer door through which
the jailer (Mr. Zimmerman) entered,
when they clinched him, threw him
back in the hall, and made their
escape. The Sheriff offers a reward
of $50 each for their apprehension.
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Carpets at 27O, of the finest and
most beautiful patterns. and at pri-
ces, that will always pay tho pnr-
chaser. James FORMERS stock o.
Carpets viii not fail to give entire
satisfaction. xtfefte,,
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Whatsoever ShadGs, 43 e.,
At j. E. Nye's QneeDsware Store,
276, Main street. Also, Fruit Jars
and Jelly Glasses---Cheap.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to Announce zGEoRGE
HOLLAND, as a candidate for the ONCE of
Judge of the Wayne Circuit Court, in Octo-
befMeAt @@%e4 esAeF&s
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STATE OF IsDIANA,)

Wayne County, ssiga@2
/, EL4IHU NJ. PARKER, Auditor within
and for said county, hereby certify the
above and foregoing to be a true copy Of the
order passed by the Board OF Commissions
ers Of said county, on the 10th day of sep
tember. 1878, as the same appears on record
in my Office @a isfa So Aist u
Witness, my name and the seal
Of tho Board of Commissioners II
SEAL. Wayne county, Indiana, at Rich
lf4 nOnd, this 10Th day Of September
1873. A.. ssss ss3s s'esg44 8g-sssTe. +
ELIHU NJ. PARKER, Auditor.
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The Finest and msss Cemllets
Lot Of Piece Goods Cloths,
Cassimeres and vestings, in the
city, at ]. Zeyen & Bros, No. 232,
Main street. ma gsgB9 Ba
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Fer Neck Tles. CollArgr 0n1x1g, oee.s
Go to 232 Alsm SErecE. }. Zcycn
& Bro. win Be 11gpy 10 see you.
S3Y{ IL Sf--.--.s--.-ss4 ~ A.
Msre's Yer 01s>esA nsa1 4 .aessa5I
alYe'r real gsauins Mallory Oys-
ters, at w. Il Fsrquhar' ! on North
Fifth. Call in. on your road 10 and
from the Postofice, and Try EN-.
Your Family Groceries, and Yege-
tables, and FraitA and everything
you need, you can purchase there.
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THE MARKET1.
ISIS - -ze2$ E@@SzA
.HaeC5s,souQ markets.

corrected weekly by n. W. Briggs and
Thos, Nestor. The former gives us the prices
of grain, and the latter the prices Of other
produce and grOcericS,l !
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KnoDr Dre's Neat Depe4
Has always q supply Of superior
fresh and sailed meats ham and
fresh pork sausage, bologua, pickle
pork, etc, on hand always opposite
he Palladium Printing Office.
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LOG AL RECORD.
34.OO Per M

@4.OO Per M
wan - charged oa an Gas nAlls net
paaa On or before tie soth u the
month.
Office hours . = =. to 6 P. n.
Open Saturday evsninss till 9 ?. n.
Oonsumers can save 10 per cent by
rsonpt paymapt Of bills, and by
that neans only.
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ID you want . spssuaiA Fit tssg
81 In either Coat, Pants or Vest3 do
not fail to call at No, 232 Main
street, and J.. Zeyen 4 Bro. win
supply You at Q reasonable pFiee.
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DIR. Yourtee has been called to take
charge Of the First NJ. Il. Church,
Clyde, Ohio, to which place he has
been transferred. During his pastor
ate of Grace NJ. Z. Church of this city
he built up very fine congregations
and Sabbath School, and freed the
church from crushing debt. He Is
both able and eloquent.
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I. I. Do not fail to 60 to George "
Simmons for yonr. Coal-[lay in
your winters supply now Wood,
Fire Brick, Cement. Plaster and
Lime. His Coal and Wood Yard
on Fort Wayne Avenue, is the
place for bargains.
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$15O.

As premium the picture may be obtain-
ed by sen4inG us two S00oc11p1aOmw HOr
The Ma9Aa1DO ~ Sl.oo eooh, or by sub
scfibing for the Magazine two years In ad-
6jyAnee, at el.O0 Per annuln. fe4sa
Address,
"a WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
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The Pioneer IKat4er. a9.s1aai3Teae fsss (
John Suffrins, the pioneer hat
ter, at No. 237 Main street. is just
in receipt Of his fall and winter
STYLES in Silk and Fur Hats. He
has the standard assstock" style Of
Silk Hat which will be IN fashion
during both the fall and winter,
and complete assortment of oil
the latest styles in Fur Hats. Call
and see his stock and learn his
| prices before purchasing.
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sF1on, good to choiceJ knctss, U75es; aan.
sily,. % 35Q6 5S superfnes = 75@S 30 LON
grades, s. $50 o IS. 800
3 Com, ear &0s t0c. z4fssss8 esst leg-1
Oats quiet at 258S0c for new, and S@25<
for old. st4 - - u ss4tA
Wheat 81 25@l IS for red; 81 soel % for ann.
Der, and 81 35sI 10 for white.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Postoffice ut Richmond,
Indiana, September Ii, 1873.
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Lumber M Cost. E1f sNE EsE
B. johnson having contaminated
large contracts with the railroad
companies, has concluded to close
out his entire stock of lumber at
cost. This is 9 splendid opportu-
nifty for any one in want Of lumber
to secure bargains. 272
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Monday night last, the Wooden
Wedding, five years Of married life,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Enele, VAS du-
" commemorated. They wore made
happy by being presented with divers
useful articles, such sextension tabie
chairs clothes horse brackets
bowls, spoons, spice boxes. etc., etc.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anu EluccIe tnaEks,
on behalf of the inmatcs of the Home,
for the bountifnl supply of provisions
sent them.
Temperance Meetings.. S
Sunday afternoon last,a rousing and
enthusiastic temperance meeting was
held in the new court house, and it
| was dedicated to the cause that would,
if the demon of intemperance could
only be banished from the land, abol-
ish or lessen the number of criminal
trials constantly taking place in these
temples devoted to justice.
Rev. Mr.. Hughes, was called to pre-
! side, and the meeting was opened with
prayer by Rev. McKeag, 1t was just
the kind Of a prayer-earnest and
practical-that should awaken every
sluggish soul to renewed efforts in the
good work. The President of the
meeting, remarked that these gather
ings were emphatically peoples meet
ings-no one had been selected to
make set speech, and that all who
had any remarks to offer were expect
ed and cordially invited to do SO.
The Good Templars' Quire, CON-
prising some of the loyeliest and
Isweetest voices in our city, gave the
large audience one of their best tenn
tperance songs, accompanied by de-
lightful music on the cabinet organ.
Rev.R. Tobey, was called on, who
demonstrated that by united and de
itermined effort on the part of all VIE
dislike drunkenness and the place.
} where drunkards are made, much
| Of the evils flowing therefrom coult
} be banished from the land. He urged
the enforcement of the present law
and the religious and moral force o
the country, combined, would do tina
most effectuallyyand effectively.
Il Mr.. Binkley, followed, and gave
brief personal experience of the goo
results of moral suasion, and home
influence, in retaining young me
inclined to take the intoxicating cur
; II. B, Payne, responded to call TO
! speech by making some brief re
marks approaching every legitimat
method adoted, to suppress the evil
intemperance-'twas not best to rel
solely on legal suasion, he was convir
ced that intemperance and liquor-se
= ling could not be thus banishcd fro
our land; but, united with moral -su:
sion, much Of the evils flowing fro
ir the traffic could be dried up. We ha
s. law plenty, courts, officers, and gran
1T juries; but all were powerless, if II
ID people were passive. The people MUS
ID arouse, and USE the means
,e suppressing the run-traffic placed
n their Cwn hands if they desired to r
themselves of the curse.
8. Timothy Nicholson, remarked tn
If he was at Cambridge City, sho
er time ago, and was told that out Of
e. Hquor-sellirg establishments that h
'e, Hourished there, only one survive
d. and he hoped soon to say the came
Of Richmond. He was one that pitt
en- the hquor-seller, and would depri
he him Of his vile business in order
IS, benefit him. Heswanted him pros
d. cuted, but not in vindictive spirit
ne temper justice with mildness.
rs, 1t was unanimously resolved,
H. motion Of Rev. b. Tobey, that I
nd people are in favor of enforcing I
!. present law on its violators, pledgi
NJ, themselves to do work necessary
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.AnAIasI ,slEelsnsla
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10 HOUSEHOLDS MAoAxuN1,
And the Chrome.
70 sEMIrE.


While II ordered In connection with or,
Magazine, both will be furnished for
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and he hoped soon to say the same OF
Richmond. He was one that pitied
the liquor-seller, and would deprive
him Of his vile business in order to
benefit him. Hc.wanted him prose-
cuted, but not in vindictive spirit
temper justice with mildness.
| 1t was unanimously resolved, on
motion of Rev. r. Tobey, that the
people are in favor of enforcing the
present law on its violators, pledging
themselves to do work necessary to
accomplish that object, at the proper
time.
4 The county commissioners were
thanked for granting the use Of the
court room; the choir were thanked
for their capital and appropriate songs
and then. by consent of commission
ers, adjourned to meet in the court
room on tomorrow (Sabbath) after
noon. at 4 o'clock.
On Saturday and Sunday last, Mes
Sis. Akers and Baxter, addressed q
two days's basket meeting at Yves,
Elkton, Preble CO., o. There were
not less than 5000 present.
;. In Randolph county, last week. five
meetings, large and enthusiastic, were
: held and addressed by j. G. McPher
, son, Nj. j. Shinn and others. Th'
= people are awake.
At Charlottesville, fine meeting wa
T also held and addressed one dny las
Z week by VIM. Baxter.
On last Monday week, at Greens
burgh, Decatur Co., an immense NEE
ting was held-Lt-Gov Cambac k pre-
siding. Prof. Harrison and William
Baxter addressed the meeting. N
: liquor permits get issued from Deca
tur co.
A Mass Meeting Of the people vii
d be held to-day at Manila, Rush co
], and will be addressed by VIM. Baxter
The people are at work in this cause.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-01
Iraal.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF NEVADA,
'CCNTy OF EUREKA,
SHERIEE,S NEEICE.

COUNTY OF EUREKA,
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
EUREKA, New, March ", 1871
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT ID
and by virtue of an execution dui!
issued out of the District Court OF the
sixth Judicial District, in and for the
County of Lander, and state of NEVADA
upon a Judgment rendered and docketed
in said Court on the thirteenth day Oh
February, a. D., 1873, in favor of john \.
Paxton as Plaintiff. and against the
Home Ticket Silver Mining Company as
Defendant, Tor the sum OF Nine Hundreu
and Eighteen Dollars and 6l-lD, gold
coin, damages, with interest in Ike goiu
coin at the rate of ten per cent. per annuln
till paid, together with I'vo Hundred ana
Ihirty-tlve Dollars and 35-l0o, costs and
disbursements and accruing costs to the
sheriff OF Eureka County, directed ana
TO me delivered.
l.. John ID. sullivan. Sheriff of Eure ka
County, did, in the n required by
law, sicZe and levy pom as the property
OF the defendants named in said VIII, the
following described Real Property. situ-
ated in the County Of Eureka and stale
of Nevada, to wit
DESCRIPTION.
That certain mining ella m known and
recorded as the Home Ticket Ledge ant
Company, situated on n spur OF Prospect
Mountain, near the Dunderbcrg Mine,
Eureka Mining District, Eureka County,
state of Nevada also the Home Ticket
TGnnel, same II. strict, County n state
said property having been attached ON
the 2oth day of January, A. d. 1873, by
virtue or q writ of attachment issued out
OF the above named court at the Instance
OF said plaintiff.
And | will sell said real property as
aforesaid at the Court House OF Eureka
County, in the Town OF Eureka. in said
County, on the
seventeenth Day of April, 4. ID. 1873.
The sale of said real property will include
all the right, title and interest of said de-
PENDANTS in and to the same when said
Judgment became a lien thereon, to wit
the Thirteenth Day of February, A. ID.
1873. and also all their right, title and
interest to the same, acquired since then.
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN ID. SULLIVAN,
m28 Sheriff of Eureka County.
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SHERaFF'S SALE.
STATE OF
COUNTY OF EUREKA.
SHERIFF,S OFFICE.

S1ltIllEf - oF flNE, T.
EUREKA. NEV, March &c, 1873.
'EI1IS IS 10 CERTIFY THAI UNDER
and 10y virtue OF an execution duly
issued out of the District Court OF the
sixth judicial District, in and for the
County OF Lander, and state of Nevada.
upOn IL Judgment rendered n uOcketCd
i'll said Court. on the Thirteenth day OF
February. A. d. 1873, in favor of John
y. PaXion as plaintiff, and against the
Home Ticket Silver Mining Company as
defendant, tor the sum III Nine Hundred
ardEightecn and 81 100 Dollars gold coin,
damages with interest in like GOLD coin
AT the rate OF ten per cent. per annum
till paid, together with Two Hundred n
1hirty-tive and 3j-1O0 Dollars, costs and
disbursements and accruing costs to the
sheriff of Eureka County, directed and
to me delivered, |, John ID. sullivan,
sheriff OF Eureka County. did III the
II required by law, seize n levy
pc as the property of the defendants
named in said writ, the following de-
scribed Personal Property, situated in the
County OF Eureka, and state OF Nevada
to wit
That certain parcel of silver and lead
bearing ore on the dumps at ana Home
Ticket Ledge being three hundred 0nS
more or less; said property having been
attached on the 18th day OF January.
A. d. 1873, by virtue of a writ OF attach
ment issued out of the above named
court at the instance OF said plaintiff.
And ! VIII sell Sali ere. as aforesaid, at
the o IL House of Eureka County in the
Town OF Eureka, III said County, on the
Seventh Day of April, A. d., 1873.
The sale of SaId ore will include all the
right, title and interest of said defend
ants IN and to the same when said iudg-
ment became q lien thereon, to wit the
thirteenth Day OF February, A. D., 1873,
and alsoall their right, title and interest
to the same acQuirt Il since then,
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN ID. SULLIVAN,
m2S Sheriff of Eureka County.
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STA1 r. OF NEVADA.

SECRETARY'S OFFICE. SIS
I'D. ID. Minor, SECRETARY OF State OF the
STATE "i Nevada. do hereby certify hat
me ~ioregoing Is a lull and correct copy OF
tle original, entitled AN Act to protidn
tor the payment OF the curr.It ,v.
prhsrS OF Eureka County," apuroyrd
March !, 1873, now on file in my Office.
H." - In witness whereof. have
h~rreunto set my baud ana attiyrd Tho
t,reat seal OF State. bone at office in
March, 1878. ~ "
j. ID. MINOR,
secretary of state.
H. By CHAS. MARTIN, DENNY
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CEMTukl PA sFIc RA?LTOkD

5eM l.El ~ s.Eg HhsLg DAD
I'M AND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST,
~ 1872. Trains Will leave Palisade
daily as follows:
Overland Passenger Trains for
Wiuncmucca, WadSwOrth, Reno,
MarYsVlll" ,itndoing ltOr OrngOn)
Sacramento, stockton, LatlrOp,
MERGED tor loScmitr). Upton
Tor Los Ang"l"s), san Jose and
san EranciScO...............l0 25 AN.
Overland Freight and Accomo-
datiOn Train Tor san Fran
CISCO. 10 AM,
Overland Passenger Train for
tarlin, TOanO, Ogden and
East .."....-""....... --.".........2 ~ PM.
Overland Fright and Accomo-
datiOn Train Tor ogden and
y. y. TOWNE, Gent Supt
I. H.GOODMAE, General Passenger
ana Ticket Agent IA
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TO TIE FCnTuS
NEW REMEDIES. NEW III
DR.. GIBnCM'S DIaplNa
7 EMON. MILL ANpNr~

cTnrr7
e. o.. d2i htAKNf'1 oLt'La.
~ corner CohiiherclaI, - =.
Francisco: friNa,e eh'i""G
Commercial street. Lslavns..
IN iS"a, ior n"lI'itii ile'iI . a.
al ana seminal l'lseaSt' SCy ID, = |,
nIa, dicct, S'Tl't,!' ln" r.,
forms, Srnilllai =:
etc, etc. SIKH diseases ",'"
ana Liberated Less' '"' .
'rtat"u. n,.,,
DIX. GlhnoN mas rcs
hoGnclhg inai ne ilIS i,'Vi \
itingthc prihclpal no. a"~ =
ana has resumed lIat'i.S' .b,,-
The Doctor mas SpiFeu m', r,ms
money in seeking ouV nv" n
has returned WIN lhCleaS, ~,
the alienation OF h1,n"I In,,,
$"'hinHi rr,
Seminal emission Is L. n
of scit-abuse. This solliat! y
PRAYED ScAusi lIlGulr t6S62l
the youth OF boih SEXES lo.a
limited extent, Ei"uuCiH7 lain 4
certainty the iolioMlI, ha,sJ ir,
symptoms, uhirSs umi S.TOi
medical measures VIZ. th"Srs
ance, dark spots uh"tt ,n ssr;
the head, ringing Ill III. ro,,lar
the ruStting oi leaves ~ i ioir,
to>, unraSlness ah"l' 20, isior h.
OF the limbs, coii't,>'u n Jig.
teliect. loss OF c"hhIrh., G.s
preaching stIans,tS 4, di>pcs.a
new acquaintance, rtngs
society, loss OF III ihois'.b I'd
cious erurtions aooun 'H tatl
huSh'S, luif'u "n';sb, ID
coughs, c~onsumpilnii, u mai
nohiahla, ana ~ rnm should
lltl ne MOI nar,on al
mediately, either IN p n 6Tb sll
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Notice of Assessment.

ACkSON MINING CONPANY-o.
= cation OF works, Eureka, Eureka
County, Nevada. '
Notice Is hereby given, that at n meet.
ing OF the Board OF Directors of said com.
ptnN; hrid on the twenty-fourth dav OF
nlHrcn, 1915, an assessment mo nj
len cents per share was Ieyind unon
lhe capita stock of the corporation. nnv.
aoie immediately. in United states gold
anu SILVER coin, To the Secretary. nj tha
Once OF the company, No. 40 CaIifnr
ma street, san Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which tins assessment
shaii remain unpaid on the .,lh day -,
April 1913, will be deiinuucnt mi od'
nertised Tor sale AT public AUCTION. ami
uniess payment shall be made before
Viii De sold on the 10th day of MAY
1915, to pay the delinquent assessmnnt
e"Ie,mer with costs OF advertising and
Gy order of the Directors.
O@, H.. {. kIRHE, Secretary.
g. Lil9 California street san Fran.
mh39td
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xrgal.

missioners of said Eureka County, al
ter the organization of said County,
until otherwise provided bv law.
Sec. =. All suits now pending IN
the district Court of the Sixth Judi
cial District. which in any way apper-
tain to property, real, personal, or
mixed, belonging to or being i'll the
County of Eureka. after its organlza-
ton. and all actions for the recovery
of any debt. claim or demand
whatsoever between citizens of
Eureka County, shall, if then
undetermined at least ten days
before the first day OF the
first term of the District Court
of the Sixth Judicial District, he by
the County Clerk of Lander County
transferred. duly and legally certliled,
to the County Clerk of Eureka Coun.
tv, and all suits so transferred snail
lie by the County Clerk of said Eure-
ka County filed in his office, ana en-,
tered in the cal 'ndar of the aforesaid
first term of said District Court pro,
vided. where both the plaintiff and
defendant to any suit shall file a wrl,-
ten statement with the County Clerk
of Lander County, requesting that
the suit to- which they are parties
NAV be determined i'll said SIKH
Judicial District. then, and moi other
wise said, suit or suits shall moi De
transferred as herein provided.
soc. 9. The County Recorder of
Lander County is hereby authorized
and empowered. and it shall be his
duty, to transcribe into suitable books
all the records in his custody per-
tanning or relating to, or affecting the
title to anv property situated in said
County of Eureka, and to make Il
suitable index thereto. SaidtranscrIpt
and index shall be made as soon as
practicable after the passage OF tins
Act, and when completed shall be
delivered to the County Recorder OF
said Eureka County. and shall there
after be kept in his office, and shall
be for every purpose OF the same force
and effect as other County Records.
The Recorder of Lander County shall
be entitled to receive as compensation
for the services hereby imposed, one
half of the fees now allowed by law,
for recording and indeXing written
instruments i'm his office. His claims
for said compensation shall be al
lowed by the County Commissioners
Of Eureka County, on the completion
and delivery of said transcript and
index, and lie paid as other claims
against said County.
Sec. 10. The provisions of this Act
shall take effect and be in full force,
from and after the twentieth Goth
dav of March, A. u. 1913, at which
time said County shall be duly or
ganized.
STATE OF NEVADA. ss
SECRETARY'S OFFICE, g."
III. N. Minor, Secretary of Stat" of the
state of Nevada, do hereby certify that
the for going is Il true, full and correct
copy of the original, entitled "An Act to
create the County of Eureka, and pro-
vide for its organization" approved,
March |, 1873. now on file in my Office.
In witness whereof. | have hercunto set
my hand and affixed the Great
H.. 81 Seal of state. IonC at Office in
Carson City, Nevada, this Eta
day of March A. u. 1873.
j. ID. MINOR,
Secretary of state.
BY CHAS. MARTIN, Deputy.
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ADVERTISEMENT
An Act to Provide Funds
For the Payment Of the Current
Expenses of Eureka County.

THNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
Il Nevada, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact as follows:
SECTION 1.-The Board of County Com
mlSSloncrs OF Eureka county, >eVada,
are hereby authorized and empowered to
issue the bonds OF said County in any
sum no TO exceed twenty thousand dol
lars. NO banus issued as herein provided
shall be OF less amount han two hun
drtu dollars, ana none Tor n greater
mount than II thousand dollars each.
SAID bonds shall bear interest at IA rate
not to exceed eighteen per per an
nuin, and shall be redeemed in tn" iOl-
lowing Said bonds shall be
payable at the office 0f the tOunty Treas
ur"r OF Eur hka County on the tirSt Mon
day OF July, y. ID. 1877, OF tho first money
coming INTO the County Treasury in
~. ID. 1873 and 1874, and after the appor-
mas been made iOr state pur-
poses, n to the District Judges salary
runG, tn" County AuGitor shall set apart
Il Sl!llicient sum to pay the i~ItCrest N
SAID BONDS, II curing the year l>i5 and
1876. ana up to July, y. ID. 1877, Sufficient
si!al b" set apart to pay the bonds and
remaining interest.
section =. Whenever, in the opinion
CT the lOard OF County Commissioners,
the Issuance OF said bonds is necessary
Tor the best interest OF said Eureka toun-
~, the County Treasurer shall sell at par
not over five Thousand dollars worth of
oJIuS, unless Otherwise ordered by the
Board OF County commissioners; and
the proceeds thereof shall be placed in
the County treasury as Il tInd Tor the
payment of current eXrenSas OF said
county; proNlu ii, tNat no portion there.
Oh II be appropriated or paid as sala-
rics or fees To the County officers, unless
IN transporting persons convicted OF
crime to the state Prison.
section ). the County Commissioners
hre h'repy ~authoriZ, aud empoWereC to
have the bones printed in form. and
manner, TO carry out the provisions OF
tins Act.
Section 4. The interest on said bonds
sinai be payable semi-annually at the
Once OF the County Treasurer, in Eu-
rcka, Eureka County, c\ada