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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18
LITTLE GEM WASHER
Patented Aug. 30, 1871.
PRICE So. so.

Reasons 'chy the Little Gem is the best
Washer IN use:
! 1>t. 1t costs but $3.50
I'd 1t is perfect washer, doing more work, and
OF better quality, than the elaborate and
machine made
Sd. Its light and portable, used in a common
washtub
4th. There is delay in adjusting. 1t is al
ways ready for use-for any size article from lace
collar TO the largest bedquilt.
5th. 1t does wear the clothes in the least or
damage the largest buttons
9th. 1t is the Hghtest running washer in use
and can be easily operated by child Of II years.
7th. 1t is the only washer the roller principle
that has gearing which brings the working parts of
the machine down into the tub, so that il can be
used with an ordinary amount Of water.
Sth 1t will wash all sorts of fine articles without
coming in contact with the roller. thereby prevent
ing the possibility OF wear
9th. 1t saves its cost many times by saving the
clothes
10th. 1t will finish the work thoroughly with
out handwriting, thereby preventing bleeding or
chapped hands.
THE LITTLE GEN
Has been in use but two years and in that time
lo,U0U have been sold in the western and southern
sates-beng a larger number than have been SOLD
oil All other Washers in the time. One hundred
have been sold in Iowa county since February last
and hundreds certify that is the best machine they
ever saw in use. The Little Gem has been lately en-
laiged aud improved, and every machine is warrant
ed to give entire satisfaction, If used according to
directions.
~ B.-The Little Gem Will not wash without help,
| for like Sambo's Mulethead, lit hasn't got any
bralns.'
JOHN AUSTIN,
Arena, Wis.
Manufacturer and proprietor of Little Gem for
Iowa county. Agents wanted in every town, to
whom liberal terms will be given.
August 20, loT3-2w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA

- I X i II VI w ICOON MN w ~
~ County Circuit Court.
Charles Lamar, Plaintiff, against Samuel Skinner,
and Jerusha Skinner, Defendants.
by virtue of IA Judgment order of foreclosure,
dered in the above entitled action the 2Itn day
of May, A. d. 1873, shall. the 2ed day of Sep
TENDER A. d. 1873 at o'clock in the afternoon, at
the front door of :he Court House, in the village Of
Dodgevile. in said county of Iowa, offer for sale
and sell the highest bidder the following described
mortgaged premises situate lying aud being in the
county of Iowa and State of Wisconsin, to-wt The
South East quarter OF the North quart err of
ton number one ID in Town ship number seven "a
North OF Range number two (2l. East, containing
forty tto1 acres, be ne same less.
Dated SheriH's office, This Goth day of july 1873
WILLIAM SANDS,
Sheriff Iowa Co.. Wis
STRONG d WEBER Plaintiffs Attorneys-cw
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18
Esarnc>s. Harness.

fine assortment of single and double
Buggy and Team harness can be found at
|. PRlESTLEf' 5, opposite the T. S. Hotel
These harness are all made from No |
Oak Tanned Leather, by frst-class work
men, and are sold at the following prices :
Common Hip Strap Crupper Team Harness 5000
Heavy Team Harness with Breeching 49,. 34-36
Ordinary single Harno IS (Buggy) -. -. 2a-26
Fine Silver Plated Buggy Harness, single. 30-55
" double e.. 80 50
Plain Double Buggy Harness -. .......... 3S-45
Saddles from Observation-Disclosures. 5n-20
HaterS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 cts to 81 each
sweat Pads - cents
Riding Brides ....... . Isl % to 9 so each
Special attention paid to ordered work.
Tm3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

"Old AUNTY MoNoPS" is what they
call the members OF the Democratic
party OF Iowa, under its new name.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

Oh rom are delivered at once The distribution
VIII foSl ltEh1 take place on the TWENTIETH
D -, oF AUGUST, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND
SENENTY-THREE "
ooh CHRoMO CUTE is 16x2O inches in size.
a,hiA'"iedged to be the finest and handsomest pic
turr ever given with any paper.
o.h flKEslDE FRIEND is an eight-page Illus.
rae family and story weekly in its third volume,
mas now over SEEENTY-FIyE THOUSAND SUR
fohl BEItS. and rapidly increasing, which insures
the success OF the present distribution. The Pub
hshers Of OurFroside Friend have sent to its sub
scrIbers this year SEVENTY THOUSAND
copies OF tn" chrome Cute" and are Shipping hum
dreds every dav. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE THREE
DOLLARS PER YEAR. which gives the subscribers
FlfT1-TWO Numbers of the best Family Weekly,
the chrome CUTE" finely framed and a numbered
CERTIFICATE sntitling the holder to one share in
the distribution OF premiums for 1873 SUBSCRIBE
now win the agent or send direct to the Publisher.
.a.,, oorihs' particulars, etc, sent Free
EGtNtS In every town, at home or travelling.
WANTED Large cash pay and liberal premiums
" NV Gu for getting up clubs The best outfit.
oehd at once for Terms and particulars Address
WATERS i CO., Pubs, Chicago.
IS 6n.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18
THE LITTLE GEN

Manufacturer and proprietor of Little Gem for
Iowa county. Agents wanted in every town. to
whom liberal terms will be given.
August 20, lo73-2w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-18

Tor Supt. Of Schools, SAMUEL PARKS
For Assemh yman--1st Dist. &. c. DAVID.
, 1873-06-16

aro more. Theso nro only tho mon no hayo any
account Of. Moro than 4 thousand 1Iayo como
on tlior own money.
q. How do these companies not your country.
mon to como horo7 A. Each comnany has fta
hoadquartera ut eo,no largo seaport In dlfna, md
agents gu through the country, who gather tic
mon and women to como hero,
Y. Whore aro tho headquarters Of those nix
companies A. Sam Yup, 1t Canton Yang We
at nongkong tho othor four at Macao. b w
:, Y. TIose who como haro nre tho eoryapta for
throo yoarn Of the companies who bring thom
Lore. are thoy not2 A. No; thoy bolong to the
company until thoy lavo pald thoir raeBnro-
money and commiasfon, Bometi1noa mai,
hayh a M IL ~ one yoar; sometimes, whom lazy and
Q: What olaas-wl,at aort Of mon come horo
a. \ nh1osaly ;Dy very poor; somo worry bad oil low.
Chinhtnan at homo never earns moro than 90
cents Day, and ofton starves. Hero ho gota S1
day and lives much bottor.
~. 10 you think many moro will coma !? A.
VI, yes /; twice az many AZ now.
". Why2 A. because EnKl8hmen nro rim
ming steamers now at lower prlces. Thousands
moro will come.
9. How many Chinese arc thore in Sun Fran
many moro. Wait minute.
Aftor. looking ut como books, All Yu turned
and Bald, "Thore nro In San Francisco botweou
twenty-thrco and twenty-five Thousand Chinese,
You think there nrc not 30 many, perhaps, but
! know 1t is true. White mon cannot count
Cinnamon"
q, And how many moro do you think aro
coming7 a. VOL, wo can spare seventeen mill
With respect to tie number Of women in tho
city and deaths por weok, Ali Yu would or could
giv0 no information,
, 1873-06-16
Moro than 121 900 Oalnnmcn A1rondy
in CuIifOrniA--21,O00 in Snn Ernla-
ctECo..MiIlIDlnn III Reserve

From Tho San Ffancisco Chronicle,
a few dayH ago CHRONICLE reporter, deBfrous
OF obtaining Home reliable information In regard
to tho number Of Ohinamen In California, tho
conditions upon which they arc brought horo,
oto., obtained MI introduction to All Yn, Cliof
Inspector to the Sam Yup Chinese Immigration
Company. ALI Yu III a vory ehrowd and intolli-
CONT man, whoao position givog him superior fa-
cilitioa for obtaining correct information upon
the subject roforrod to. Leo Wing, commission
merchant Of Nevada, who Inns resdod In Cali-
fornia for twcnty-throo years, was preRout dur
ing the interview, aud oorToboratod tho Htato-
montB Of All Yu. Both mon speak English woll.
Tho conyersatlon rau about as followa;
lteportcr-1 wish to got some information
from you about tho Chinese 1n Oalifo7l!a. Will
you toll mo what you know OH that subjoct2
All Yu-Wlth pleasuro, sir.
Q. How many Chinese immigration companies
arc thoro? A. six; tho Yung Wo, sam Yup,
Sing Yung, Hop Wo, Yang Wo, and Gun Chow.
q. Which Ia tho largest company A. Sing
Ynng.
q. And which Ia tho oldest7 A. Bam Yup.
q. Now, will you toll mo tho number of Chi
namon eaoh company has fn California. a. YoH.
Yung Wo has 14,000; Bam Ynp, 5000; Sing
Yung, 3D. ooo; dId5oop We, 2o,ooot Yang Wo, e,oooi
Q. Will YOU repent tho numbora again 7 CThis
waB done without tho alightost yariatton.l
@. I have made total Of tai, 900 Chinese at
present in California. Is It possible TINT thore
arc 30 many IN tho country? A. Oh, yes, thers
, 1873-06-16

on Bono pEotcnso, aud dltlnot nttend 1sobnBon's
[,inorai. Last wintor-it waa In January-Uapt.
uabriol 8. l3urgor ran OF With Mrs. Mary 1sloh-
srtaon, tug wife Of George Richardson; OF Mani
eeronoek. iron The borcavod husband made aomo Of
tort to sothie vito bach, but finding hho was do
,,erninod t., to loavo him and bronx up hla family,
no let her go, ana proceeded to got adivorce. Ifc
&C. g9t It. and Potor 1tcrrll vas a wltncsu for him.
who eWoro point-b1anh ngainst tllo character Of
1ai' nirs' Aolardson, for chastity. At length Mrs.
alGsrason aa got tired Of oapt Burger, ioft him,
ardson to tako her bao1t. IIo deolinod tho honor,
anu informed hor tint llo had worry pleasantly
passed tllo honeymoon OF divorce, and was quito
satisfied sa, to romain single mai. h1rB lsloh-
ardBon went aftcr tho court-reoortls. and wns
somewhat natoniellod to 1oarn what Torrill
tlaa sworn to. She doniod tho soft inpoachmont
contained IN TorrillB Testimony, and bafd she
eonlu e now throw aomo light on tho mysterious
Ito, nobnson murder. Iorrill heard Of tbia ron,arll
alla ran OIL. Mrs. Richardson was interviewed
~ tho police, aud give such n c1roumstantial
stintemont "a OF liobinHon's murder, and how Tor
5,l had admitted to hor that ho had done It. that
Iorril y, was sought and found in Now York City.
re re Is now in tho County Jail at White Plains,
eehafgod viii, tho murder of tho Mamaropeok
1ewoler four yoars ago.
, 1873-06-16

AAoANAAACA %VNAe$ DAAC$ U4AEAEE~
FrETIH FALLs n. T., June A.-Another week with
ries being fully 4o. Tho delivery OF farm aAirtcs
100 TO 12o for akimmed and from l3o to 1o for good
to extra.
In factories the offerings vore estimated to reach
from o9o to 1000 boxes, 900 boxcs Of which
dniry1nen at the low rntss, and any rofusod to sel
while othor8 sent forward their goods on commission
We give the leading TRANSACTIONS, follows Dates
1870; Drochiltis Bridge 14o; Drockett b Futu.
Eatonville, 1lo; Fairfield Association, Id; 'North:
Fairfield 10 Old Fairfield, 1Ao; uerdmen Aaaocia-
ti0n, 14c; HerAimsr County Central, 14o; j. D. Iyos
l4e; Little Falls Central, l3Ao; Geo. Iodine, 14o
Manhoit1 14o; Manhotm Centre, 14o; Middlovillo,
14o: Mother Creek l3Ao NewISEt' 10; Nsxnlls
13s{c; Painos hollow, 14c; Rathbnville, 40; Old
Salisbury, 14c; Shells bush, 14o 3rnalla Lush, i3Hc;
Smith Greek, l4o; smala Iush l4o st. Johnaylilo,
lac; Stone Arabia, 14e; Stone Araba Centre, 1Ic
Top Notch. 1870; White Creek, 14c zimman Creek,
14c The quality Of factory cheese this week IL report
make and sold at &c, AT tho Herkmer Village mar
ket prtces wcre utt1o lower than at Little Falls
At tho Utica City Market, trado dull md only
about 900 boxes changed hands. Prices ranged from
1870 to 13c, tho ruling figure being 1876 for facto
rca Buyers claim that money WINS toAt on tho rrevi-
Gus weeks shipments Of cheese and hence the decline
It will 10 that tho top price thiB week at Little
Falls for fancp factories IL 14c Last ycAr for tho
corresponding week prices ranged from 1lc to 4kc-
twelve iacoros selling at 14c and about 900 boxes
were ao1d
There was rain in Horkimor on Tuesday night and
"Wednesday which has frcahencd up grass constdera-
bly, but II fl still very dry aud not yet yield
Ing thclr best.
, 1873-06-16
A Now Orleans DoEbprrY.

From tho Ntto Orleans Herald.
bcene-Commissiouor Bhannon's office-Com-
missioner in his shirt sleeves, 1olling back
lazily in his easy chair, convorBlng Familiarity
with several coloEed frionds-15ntor gentleman
from bank, with sight draft On Commissioner,
Shannon (BriBtling up)-Tale your hat off,
Str; don't you know this ia court, air, md IN
Bunk Olork (Taking off his hat)-Dld not know
this was court, sir: did not suppose the court
eat in itH shirt sleoves.
Shannon Outraged at tho inaolenco OF tho
elerk, but 1m1othering his angor)-Well, sir, what
Bank olerl-Hero ia sight draft on you sent
us for collection.
Shannon (iurions) )-This cos,rt is in Bosaion.
Take your draft away; bring it back aftor court
AourB.
Bunk Clork-Very we'll, sir; you will find the
draft at the bank; Il not paid by o'clock, It will
DO placed In the hands Of . notary for protest.
shnnnon-Do you mean to toll mo you will not
bring it back after courthours7
Bank olork-.E1actly. l tako my Int of to the
court, but will certainly protest tho court Il be
dooBnt pay 1t by 3 O'Clock.
Exit clork, smiling !; Shannon looking as If he
expected tho Hky to fall aud crush suoh ,impu-
dence to United States Commissionor-a court.
, 1873-06-16

....,a sAs Antonio, Tex, juno ,, 1879. )
Goneral Orders, No. 6.]
maader Announces to hB command tho gallant
and successful attack by Col. Il. 8. Mackenzie,
Fourth Cavalry, With portion Of his regiment,
upon the combined camps OF hostile Kickapoo,
Lipan, and 1loscalcro-Apncho Indians. Having
ascortained the location OF these tribes, pnrtiee
OF which had just ,nado devastating raid on
the Rio 0rande frontier Of Texas, Col. MacLon-
zie assembled Elk companies OF his regi1nont on
the evening Of May II, marched all that night,
oncountering t and overcoming tho difficulties aud
obstacles incidental to such narchos In strange
country, aud struck tho Indians at Z o'clock On
the morning Of the 18th, killing 10 warriors, cap
turing Costileton, principal Chief Of tho Lpans.
4o women and children, and about 05 ponies, mud
destroying three villages with tloir accumulated
property. His own loss was three men wounded,
ono MORALLY.
Tho companioa and officers engaged were as
fS1lous Faupfh oayo3ry compani99 S,nta A. a and A.
mont, William o'Connoll First Lieuts. ". @.
Hemph!f, 9. A. Thurston, G. L. Hudson, D.
Lynch, Jr.; Second Louts. o. ". Dudd, r. G.
Carter, H. q. White, @. 4. ?. Hatfield, J. ".
iat JAIN q @ the Fpnsth Ga%ysy seepnd
commanding Seminole scouts, Lieut. aud Adj.
I. G.. parkor, Fourth Cavalry; mud Acting
AgsiHsant Surgeon Donald Jackson.
Col. Mathematics report aaya: , .
Cavalry, who happened to bo hore On detached
service aud WAS attached to Company l. was
mortally wounded. Private William Pair, Of I
Company, Fourth Cavalry. u splendid old
SOLDIER who hes served In tho regimont Since its
organization, lososliig right arm near the shoul-
der; Private Leonard Knipnonbergor, Company
III now on duty"
y, = Tho Commanding Gonornl tenders to
Col. Maokonzio and his gallaut command his
rrnf In Inn frr ft.rr+ 1,o.,,
, 1873-06-16

~, F7tM lHt 7T0V n. j 75HdVfE
Things como around in wonderfully strange
ways. and connect poraons with events with
Which tAoy Beein to stand in no rotation what
over. -Four yoass ago Mr.. Gilbert II. Nobinaon
jowelor IN Malnnronock, N. y, was found dead
llin skull had been broken, and his pockets had
boon robbed, but tho robber waB not able to effect
III entranuo Into tho Bafo whore the jewelry was
kept. + vas 2 ,nynteriopa murder, and, after
Of WeatohoBter County, thoy abandoned tho
search for tho lnurdoror. Several young mon of
tho town had hoon In tho l4bit OF spending a1,
occasional night with Robinson In Lia roons aud
among those was 1o.or Torrill, a young man Of
good family, and Mr. Robi.Bon's most intimate
frlond. It appears not to have boon observed at
the timo that Iorrill absentod himself from town
, 1873-06-16

= THE TunF.
The Weafer7. Sporting Gdxettc Inns only ronohot
it's second number, but ita opinions ntroaly moot
with respectful attoution and almost general
concurrence. " Tod " Bpoaks In a hopeful way
Of Our July mcoting;
TITO Do3tor Park summer rncotng, which ia to tnko
pace on tue first fo1r days OF july promises to bc
Jubilee j. " through which have ast passed. god
from tony snd ~ IL Gi
sR9n "Sm ea y ihs more sse,aeat nF they Ind
H. ,s.a. ... 1ttes oi hiosp,tsiity viii oesary
will 10 ntto orportunty 10 Indulge lu tho cxui,or-
a.. aso which sses to bolong naturally 70 THO mind Of
guests during tic Juboo WA by no means a. sr aa!, % ans
no easy t.sk. nnt shal forge! liz ono and roors
Park. We noticed last wock exo1lslve preparations
which woro boing mhde, not only 10 mako tho meeting
bor Of spectators who Will undoubtedly attend. Tho
signs thia week arc cvcn moro encouraging The reo-
sponR 9
whero pools on tho sold active preparations
arc being mado.
BASE DALI.
Tho condition and prospects OF bnRo bnll In
Chicago arc thus spoken Of by tho Gazette:
Tho visit Of tho Eastorn clubs would iaye IN i.n-
Rostsnt y, bcnrg c wen futuTs pann and
good club no1t year. It nyo II tho right par
tios take hold Of tho matter. The bost Of players cn
now bc secured for tle moro than half tho expense
Of the old {Ytito Stocking nine. Fancy salaries
thing oi tic past and arsteolass nino is not lilo
costly luxury II used to 10. We ought to
hayo a good club II for no other purpose
lesio sports. In tho year 1871. when tho White
Stockings had their grounds tho lako front, and
somblel to witness gn1no,-In that year fhole vero
nearly hundred nnutour baso-ba clubs in uhica-
60, composed Of boys md young rncn, to whom tho
BY mot onoquarter that number Of organizations In
tho city to-day. With tho diecontinuanco Of profess
sional ballptaylng nmateur games hayo boen argely
discontinued. The Heoma to depend On tho other,
and is On account Of tho general bonehs thus CON-
foTred AZ well hs tho highly ropunr amusement nf
ball club next seaa0n,
, 1873-06-16

Tho opportunity Afforded tolAy to luy lot at your
own price nhould not bofo1goten Tho great sale by
suction, Of eighty splendid ots At Engewood Will take
place this Afternoon at 0clock. FREQ train OF cars
at T"onty.accond stfeet, ant returning ut o'couk
frce lunch Will bo provided "a tho ground You
should 10 On hIhd and buy home that will mako ynii
lalpy In the fnturo Tho aao will be made by Ellison
b Foster, Ruct1pupHfa.
, 1873-06-16

at sale betWoen 81 Ee e,aS
and Seventieth-at ats., cast OF and within two
blocks Of tho Normal School, ACCESSIBLE By
about thtrty-two trains daily, nnoh Wny, On
Iae Maaonageq, g z H. 4so9thern Rook Island, md
sh sP 8ope g asa3RpaHS & the w6n MS1c
1n1nutes' walk Of tho property. E1nEieWood
ta rising suburban town; thero ID much 90.
Ltlv1gy IN building and improvements OF al1
tb{s T1naas Iwo new 9hurohga are beng orooton
being built, and many othor substantial I'm.
proponents nro going on. 6treots nro graded
and 9raveled through tho property equal in
0li reapeots to any Of tho avenues. Good plank
stdownlks from tho Normal School Depot to
tho property, and during tho Summer aplank
s5f;1ty-thirdst.; q; Il Taking this property all in
oharnoter, and odors the beat Inducements
for speculation and occupation Of any prop
erty now offered for Gale in tho suburbs Of
gnioaEo. This property is only aoyon miles
IFom VanBuTen-at; Depot; time In getting
plenty Of good watcr: Rofroehments will bo
furnished froa Of coat, and FREQ ride will bo
fnrntshod nll who wiah to attend the sale,
IermH of sRlo, 1-3 onsh, balance In and
years, with per cont intoroat., q deposit Of
SPY vii be required on oaoh lot. Full War
of of T to Ro with printed copy
4 spo9ial train Of oara will start from tho
g., at u o'clock noon, stopping ut Twenty
saoon9.s ST. and return ut O'Clock, free for oil
Mno 1ne WISH TO ettond the sale. Particulars aud
'''''' "ND ~ 'uFn''Rse SG1sou 81 & FOSTER,
AUQtiCnaDrH. 87 Mnr1ra4-At-
, 1873-06-16

uRlaly mention ltothsohild first, but thoro ia q
man IN England by the name Of Ward, in con,-
pariaon with whom any Nothsohi]d Ia pauper,
This man Ward inherits vast property, 40
oumulated Investments sud estates. Which glye
, 1873-06-16

OF valuable nusiuesa aud rea'doncc property fronting
on North Clark sroet, Webater avenue, and gcdQwiek
street, opposite Liucolu Park, with Howorapo. lake
WATER aul gas connections. Atreecar facilities every
i've minutes, Sale by WH. H. Dutters l. Co this ol-
day. morning, at 1880 O'Clock, Oh the property,
, 1873-06-16

~ N' ''0~' -e-----.
-: THE CITY In BRIEF.
The first performance Of tho spectacular opora.
nZoloo." which was apnouncod lar to-nights hna
been postponed until to-morrow evoniur. in
order to insure a complete guceoBs on tho onen-
ing night. ~'' - ''@1
n,na ,,.,,n .ua , .,.
aw9 1!t,'I. H11io Doys, ngea apoat III yo9ra each.
1ds nanea WINE rye ana na1ry olark arc lost from
~ sret h.s no5 1 ~ a.. a9t Mapash avenue Ihey
little follows,
A woman named Mimic poblincher. residing
at No. 500 West Eric street, is tie last victim of
the careless ueo Of kerosene oil, SHE was fntnl-
fluid. The Coroner has boon notified.
,y,..r
,ninraa Msn1S. q. Enoy' .no onons,aflver VINO Waa
, 1873-06-16

ltahod by Alfred L. Sewoll Il Co., is not only cor
rect, but worry noat and TASTY In its appearance,
RoaEnR' rAnK
ia to hnyo strawberry festival for Tho henotlt OF
tho church, Oh Thuralny evening, juno 10.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-01
For. Rent,

TUE sToRE NOW OCCUPIED BY F. D.
i Durkee - jsvslry store. = -
Inquire Of MASON ; WILCOX,
wya$a Boot oeoes, Main strset
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-01
9fga1.
Summons,

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW
IL enth judicial District Of the State Of Nevada,
in and for the County Of Lincoln.
Cordelia Power, plaintiff, vs. Daniel Power,
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Seventh Judicial District of the State Of Nevada,
in and for the county Of Lincoln, and the com.
plant filed in said county OF Lincoln, In the
ONCE Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to Daniel
Power, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you BY the above named
plaintiff, in the District Court Of the
Seventh Judicial District Of the. State Of
and answer the complaint hled therein with.
in ten days exclusive Of the day Of servicel after
the service on you Of this summons, II served
~ said county; or II served out Of said county,
but within ssid District, within twenty days;
and in all other cases, forty days; OF
judgment by default will Be taken aesinst
you. according to the prayer Of said com
plaint. ~ ~
of divorce dissolving the bonds Of matrimony
now existing between you and said plaintin, ON
the grounds Of willful desertion and failure to
supply the CONN ON necessaries Of life for more
than two years last past, and that she be per-
mitted to resume her maiden name. and for
And you arc hereby notifaed that II you <ail
to appear and answer the said complaint q
above required, the said plaintiff Will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint .1 ~
49,. Given under my hand and the Hesl Of
}s..,( the District Court Of the Seventh Judi
cial District Of the State Of Nevada, N
s-~~~ and for the county Of Lincoln. this l6tA
day Of June. in the year Of our Lord ons thou
sand eight hundred and seventy three. 7,
p. ,. MILLER, Clerk.
BIsHoP sAsM. plaintiffs attorneys. jsl7.in
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-01
l776. 1919
FOURTH OF JULY!

ELLow CITIZENS: THE HONOR OF
me :, ursnd Marshal having bean conferred on
nias tation to our Military and Fire Compa-
tion, Masons and Odd Fellows, Mining Corpora
hoais, veterans Of the Mexican War and all civic
n.sa and to all my fellow-citizens to partici-
p1se pe.l IN the coming Celebration.
besda OUT your banners, and let them hoat
tbs bue the glorious Stars and Stripes, testifying
ous city. " nv" IN o"' PA'.pS
who Committee of Citizens has been appointed,
occas,o i make ample arrangements for the
for t,,e this opportunity to return my thanks
me sannon n nonor conferred upon me, and believe
nv na.e w-eitizens, nothing will Be wanting on
Annirar.o 70 render the approaching National
city. NY Atn, m worthy Of our nnefal
r'0che. New. June is. 1878. je2i.tf