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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-29
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I'm The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Z Second IudiCisl District Of the State Of Ne
vaGa. il and fer the County Of Ormsby -
SARAH i. YAGEK. plaintiff, VS.. CHEIo TO-
PIER YAGER. d feIdSnt.
Act!cn b.oue hi in the l. istrict Court Of TIE
Second Judicial District OF the Stste OF Nevada
in and for the County Of Cr:usby. AID the COM
rlsiut fled in said County # OImSby. III the
lt;ce Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to CHRIS
TOPPER TAOER, defendant.
You are hereby !. qUiroato appear in IN ac:lon
brought against you Ly the above EanoG pain
iii n the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of Tie State Of Nevada in and fer the
Comfy Of UIusby, and 10 AZ swer the complaint
filed therein ta copy a which accompanies this
suIumonsl within ten days exclusive Of the day
u strv.te} :ItIr tie ktrNic" - you Ct this
summene--if served within this county; or il
served uut Of this county. but in this District,
within twenty cas-. otherwise within forty
GEyS--or Judgment by Gst.Tlt VIII Ii taken
against you.
IKE said action is brought to c1tein decree
forever annullirg the bonds OF Iuatrimoay and
now existing between you and plaintiff u on
the grounds OF wilful destItion and failing 10
provide the common nscessaries Of life, for
mere than two years last past.
ard you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and ais or the said complaint rs
above required the said plaintiff will apply TO
tie Court for Ike relief thersin prayed.
Given under niy hand and the seal
Ern Of the District Count Of the Second
| Judicial District OF The State Of Nc
vi ~ vada. in and for the County Of oIms
by, this 18th day Of November. in the year Of
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-fopr
t. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
WIZ. PARKINSON, Attorney for Plaintiff
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-29

4 t,cnrt Of the State Of Nevada. in and for TIE
Comfy OF CImsby.-In The matter Of the g.
tate cf WILLIAM T. WILSON, dec as d-it
apnearirc to the Count I y the Petition Trcsor'I
I'd ara fled bv HpMTR 4. KILLINGS and
NANCY H. WILSON. TIE AoIGinstfatCr ana
Administrative Of WILL IAN L. WILSON. &c
cessed, praying for IN order sell real es:ate,
that il is NC, ssafy to II some portion Of The
real estate IF SAID deceased. to lay tie OUT
standing iud.bt,Gnss ag:ifst said deceased
end the GoIts, exTersls, aua eh:iGts q lie az
ministTation.
II is therefore ordered ly the Court thst all
r,erscrs Interested in said estate alItar tefc:e
The Jr,lre Of this Court On TIE
2Sf;, CAV Of December. q. II. ls11.
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ of said day q tbs Chambers
of said Judge in Carson City. Nevada. 10 show
csus4 WHY en- order should not he granted to
said Administrator anu Administrstrix TO sell so
r,r,ci, Of the real estate SIS shsll be necessary
Ard that a COPY of this order be published II
The Carson p.Irv ATRIAL Dewsrartrat Carson
CITY. New for at least fcnr successive weeks. III
The County of Crmsby aforesaid, according TO
,sw in such cases.
Noytu %, 1874.
C. " HARRIS.
District Judge.
IFndc,sedl
Filed Ntvtnter -, 1874.
T. J. EDWARDS.
,aer.u.w CLERK.
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3UNINEcN&,


- AZ StJk rs ct ~ y
Z Scctld Juuieial District Of the State Of Ne
vaGa. i'll ;Ed FIR the County q Cr1usby.-
IITCNCEE AIIEN. llaiutifl. vs.. EEUtE,'
". kTI.EN. defendant.
Acticn l-oucht in the District Ccu:t CT TIE
Second iii icial District Of tile Stat, If Nevada,
i'll and foI the County of ON Shy, and he con-
plant fled il said C,rnty If Utuslv. in Tie
off, q Tie t,1AoE sid I!strict Court
The St.tc II EevadG st1Gs greeting To Ri
BIN ". AIIfS C,t, utGrt.
You are hereby required 10 AZ Z, ar In an action
brought against you L. lin. above named plain
tiff in the District CCuTt-Cf the Second J.GiC;al
District Of the state Of Nevada, in and for the
c my # CTnsby. aid 20 guswtr the complaint
fled thtrtin "a copy e vhich aCCoIlpaIIi. his
sumlrCHs) within ten days teyclUsive Of the
day Of soTyItel after the ryice On yuu Of this
su,H..+CIs-Ii rived within tits county: Or if
se} Nsjt uut Of this county. tut in tbs is:rict
within twenty days. otherwise wiilintorty DAYS
-or Judgment by dsfauf viii lie taken against
yGu.
: IKE said aciiGn Is lr,ur,t to dissolve the
bonds Of malliuoTy eNissiBE between Yer If
zrG The CGt.nt AIT TT'tn TIE ground f falling
to provide tie e l..n,n ncc,s ssIlts of lie for
more than two ?v-T- last a-t: ;l:at the property
described i. T. Tlai!t b set II te the rs
and lCutGt Cfthe Ilai:ti:-. :ls that }a'ntff1 IL
re stored TO her Iuaideu rrre Il LcoHore
! uI.a II. a-.d luG rIIeI tUF cCs SITS.
and yea sIc Etrtby notified that if yoE fsil g
appear suG az, wtr the said G mpl lint as above
required. the said plaintiff will apply 10 tie
Ccurt r the relief therein Prayed.
Given under my haLd. srd the seal
Of the District Court of the Second
Judicial District e the State OF Ne
. ~ yada, in and for the County Of
oTmsby. this ID day Of Dee embsr, il tie year
Of our Lord, ore thousand eight hundred and
.eyeuty-tour.
T. J. EDWARDS Clerk.
VIZ. PATTETscr, attorney Tor i!a:,.tiG.
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TO The UNFORTUNATE!
NEW REMEB1EG
NEW REMEDIES :
nm Gr.srON-S HISPENS&RS
c.>.k sYaurr.V Street.

| San Francisco Established in 1854, for the
! treatment ct Sexual and SeIii,-al lt ass :rcn
| as Gcrorrhea. elect. Structure, SYPHILIS IL a.!
its FORMS Seminal WeaEress, Il.ret,ncy, tie,
! Skin diseases Of years standing a1-i lietf.;'"
| Legs successfully treated.
I;arrii,le Diseases.
| How many thousands Of persons, both nIlt
| ana fl male. are there who are suffering cut
miserable existence from the Effects of secTe:
dUlgenctS. Of i:-IIi -irus absol bed INTO the SIS
| ten, Lock at ,urlr pallii oliaci::s,. and dis
| figured faces ard their brCk.n-down consiitu-
ticrs. disqualify ing The III for the happiness OF
marriage CT TIE anjoymsn: Of lie In thls
horfid situation thousands sufor until death
closes the scene. LIT parents guardians.
friends, attend TO these who sufit ring WITH
any of these horrible. Efe-ds stToying InalGcies
see that they are cared for and cured before it
be too late. Stnd them Immediately TO pr.
GTBPON. physician who has made private
diseases his especial study fer years, and who -
certain to cure the most fnretera:c case, without
moIcy:y or any injuI ious dlucs.
.SeBninai Wen kneSs.
Seminal Emissions. the CoESg,t u>I.c &c of self
al'l~e: his solitary vice, or GeIr@ySi s.zlIsl
indulgence. is rracticed ly the youth Cf both
scNts to an almost unlimited extent. producing
with uncIEiEs certainty. the following train of
nClJid SYM tn s unless CCIIhEt",! ) ScieT:!-
f. r.',l:cal Ine:.rIrcs, viz: SaIlCw cCEntt IL
arSf. t:a.h - OTIS under the eyes. pain in tAe
head, ringing il, the ears noise like the IultliEE
q I,av.- snI rsttlins Of cher:o,s, u-oss!uess
eti- - til lvi.s. weakness Of tie limbs. roIfG-
sed v!sl IL. hinnt.d intellect, less q IGsI..e
di:tiGe1ce in approaching Strangers. dislike TO
form lew aceu&!ntaLcos, disposition to shun
society les O.: n, n.oly. hectic tUsEys IiILplCs
snd Various rUlticrs about the faces, fErrsd
tongue. fetiI breath. coughs, consumption.
night sEv,sts InonolAania aud frequent insanity.
II relief be NOT obtained. should aITly in.iIIe-
dlGtoly either IL DtrsCn CT ly letter. and have a
cure Cff,eted ly his new and scientific mode C.:
treating tbs disease. which mover fails Of Ct
fvctiEE gF-i,k AID radical cure.
CURED AT ROME.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
HrNysTA CoyscIIrAyED Sill.

HCEyaTA CONSGIIEAYED Sill
ep vsr Mimi g Company. location OF principal
Place Of business. san Francisco, California -
ocG:i' Of works. hUrora. IFlnerslda county
Nevafa.-Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of tbc Eoard cf i ire tors. HELD On the 1ti h
day CT December, 1874 an asst ssnltl!t No. two
t2l Of one Isl Coz dollar Ter share was levied
urOn the capital stock OF the corporation. pay
abls Immediately. ~ inited States gold coin, TO
the SECRETARY &: the Office Of the company.
Room %. No. 4i9 California street San Fran
cisco. tslifcInia- Any stock rrca which this
assessment shall remain unpaid or the
2Ist Gay cf January. ISIS,
viii lie 6cIirqont. and advertised for ssie at
Dubiic auction: ard unlss pay n.cnt is made be-
fore will be sold On
Wednt sday, the tenth (l0) day Of Feb
ruary, 1875,
10 pay the delinquent asse ssmeIt. toGt tIer with
costs Of advertising and expenses # sale
CIiAS. ). NEAL.
SECRETARY.
Ofee-Rcom -. No. 419, California str,et.
San Francisco California. del9-td
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S U NJ NJ 0 N S .
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Second judicial District OF the State OF Ne
vada. in and for the County of Ornsby.-
LOUISA PAHEOTT, plaintiff, VS.. GEORGE
PAhEOTT, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of
the Second Judicial District Of the State of
Nevada, III and for the County of ornlsby, and
the Complaint filed III said County Of Ormsby
in the office Of the Clerk Of said District Court
The State of Nevada sends greeting to GE-
ORGE PARROIT, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in all action
brought against You by the above named Plain
tiff in the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District cf the State Of Nevada, in and for the
County OF Ornlsby, and to answer the complaint
filed therein Ia copy of which accompanies this
Summonsl within ten days exclusive of the day
OF seryicel after the service you Of this Sim
mons-if served within this county: orif served
out of this county, but i'll this District, within
twenty days, otherwise within forty days-or
Judgment by default Will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to dissolve the
bonds of matrimony existing between you and
plaintiff, upon the alleged ground of failing to
provide the common nocessssIies OF life for
plaintiff md family for more than two years
last past. ard that the care and education of tie
minor children, George Austin, William Henry
snd Ida a16y he awarded 10 plaintiff, and j,idg-
ment for her costs.
And you aIe hereby notified that if you fail to
arpear and answer the said complaint above
required, the said plaintiff VIII apply to the
Court fer the relief prayed therein.
1ESzyES Given under my hand, and the seal
EBEeT Of the District Court q the Second
- Judicial district Of he State OF Ne
yada. i'll ard for the County tf Ornsby, this
l7th day Of DectE.itr, in the year Of our Lord
enc Thousand eight hundred and seventy-fcur.
t. j. EDNAKDS. Cluk.
VIZ. PAITEF son, Attorney fer Plaintiff.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10
A Great Nautical Invention.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10

FOUNDERS. MACHINIsTs. GENERAL
Rneiueers, ,Draughtsmen and Manufacturers
Of Quartz mill and Mining Machinery Of al de-
scriptions, All orders niled with promptnese
and dispatch, and atthe Lowest Rates.
sells u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10

yioLrrrA CoLLvuLE will make her
reputation in her own country. instead
Of in Europe. just as Clara Louise kel-
loeg has done. She will begin with
series OF opsratic recitals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10

The Brooklyn Heights Female Sam
mary opens with falling of IN attend
sncs this year. for which the managers
blame the great scandal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10
ron COUNTY ASSESSOR.
GEORGE cRIsBLE

uEsPECrruLLy ANNOUNCES HINsELr
- q . candidate Tor the once OF Assessor for
storey County, suhjset TO the vote q the
people ~Nu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10
nl:EcIiER.


IL one sla 90 damning forever
That nought can atOnef
Can be who has once clipped be never
Iu peace left aione'
Must this one who svestly has spoken
The good thing. of1ruth
BE cast down and utterly broken
For one slip OF youth
Because he has taught whole nation
With tongue aud with pen,
IL he strong In the strongest temptation
A Christ among men
Mar he never once taste In bis weakness
The sweet things of earh'
Nay he never snes crave, for bis meeknss'
Ons ripple OF mirth'
Judge not lest ye he lsdsrd, 10 told us
By one without blame.
Let the strong arms OF mercy withhold us
From bringing to shsme
This man who has done well and surely
The work OF "a God.
Let us pray We may bat tread as parcly
The path he las trod.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10
NOTICE.

rIAytya DISPOSED OF OUR BROKERAGE
III business In Gold HIN to Messrs. r. =.
KEATiSG Il co. they win continue the ,ame
a. heretofore. All parties having accouf 70 Win
N. I'M and them transferred 10 the above 1rrn.
MINER a HALL.
Gold Hill. Sept. n, 1894. ssain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10
SETTLE UP

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO n. y.
n WALLER are requested 20 call and settle
their accounts without delay. and thereby save
troable and expense. Mr.. Walters books have
been left with George Hal. at the new tobacco
store on Main street. opposite the NEws efnee.
se94 I'm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
Milwaukee Exempt from the Prov,s-
ions Of the Excise Law.

The statement Of Reformer Calls
to The contrary, nevertheless it is q
TACT that the new charter tor the city
OF Milwaukee contains clause by
which the liquor dealers of that city
are exempted from any of the pre- :
visions of the new excise law passed
by the Legislature, or for that mat
ter from the provisions Of any law.
only such as the city council may
dictate. Here is the clause-see
chapter Nv, section 3, which gives
the power and says:
"And for these purposes the Com
" mon Council shall haze authority =
" anything in any general tap to the
= contrary notwithstanding by ordin
"ances, resolutions, by-l wa. rules or
regulations: 1. To regulate gro
"cers, tavern keepers. vlctuallDg
"houses, saloons, gardens, and all
"other places in sail city, where
",oines and other liquors are sold, 10
''be drank on the premises and TO
" license, regulate and restrain tavern
"keepers, etc.
This piece of Reform legislation
would not appear so bad were it not
for the fact that Senator Cotzhausen,
with the entire M l9auk ee dt l,gation,
earnestly demanded the repeal of the
Graham Law. After the Graham
law was wiped out and the Voge
bill passed this great Reformer steals
through the Legislature new char
ter b J. containing an ingeniously
d. avn provision making ell excise
laws inapplicable 10 his city. The
cities of Madison, Janesv lie or 30. :
cobel have the same right to be ex-
empted from general law, but they
i MT cast as heavy Democratic
vote as Milwaukee and therefore are
not entitled to special favors at the
bands of r ,form legislature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
Thereafter one ballot was taken
each day in q joint convention OF the
hodies. with the following result:
Congressional.

In common with the generally ex-
pressed sentiment of the Republicans
of this county We regret the decline
ton of Hon. j. Allen Barber to be o
candidate for denomination for Con-
gregg. While his official acts have
received the general approved OF h's
constituents, he has also been regard
cd az 8 representative OF ab lily and
incorruptible integrity, whose char
.cter even the vindictiveness and m
,crupulessneas OF the opposition have
not dared to ssssil. The letter Of
Dir Barber declining to be candidate
sgain has been made public, and we
Judge that bis determination is ina
He will retire from the position he
aow occupies highly respected and
honored by vast constituency.
Concerning the successor of Mr
Barber it is yet too early to predict.
or to urge tho merits of any one of
tie numerous candidates already
spoken Of in connection with the po-
sition he now holds. In tho light of
the late election it becomes The duty
of the Republicans of this district to
select az the nominee for Congress
shat man upon whom the peol - can
best unite st the polls in November.
Grin other words, as Dir. Barber
saws in his letter OF defamation, "let
sueh action be had as to concentrate
our strength and secure u pull all
.o.ko.pts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
The Massachusetts Election.

The politicians in Massachusetts are
casting lots for the mantle of the dead
Senator, but as yet the election has
not been made. The test ballots show
that Judge Hosr has more strength
than was supposed, that Mr.. Dawes
ia really the fsvorite, and that the
"scat.ering" members and Democrats
may yet be consolidated to elect a
third man, as Mr.. Sumner was himself
selected when he cana into public life.
In the event of such q coalition the
candidate will most likely be Adams,
Banks or Washburne. We copy the
vote of the Massachusetts, Legislature
as far az heard from since the contest
for Senator began. On Tuesday, 24th'
the House and Senate respectively
an informal Lallot for United States
Senator to succeed the late Charles
Sumner. The following resulted:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
The Currency Bill.

The decided vote in the House OF
Representatives, on Monday Of last
week, in favor Of the bill TO extend
the limit of the volume OF legal
tender currency from $s56,ooo. 900 to
500, ooo, 900. settles The fact that the
people of the northwest are not IN
accord with the Carl Schurz theory OF
non-expansion. The bill passed by .
vote Of ayes l6s, noes II, and received
it's main support from members from
the Northwestern States. All OF the
Wisconsin delegation voted for the
bill, except Mitchell and Sawyer. The
following is the vote of the States re-
TERED 10:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

The Hudson true Republican
Gays Of the Attosaey General and his
Assistant:
"Of Judge Sloan. and more ii>srtlc
"ularly of Hon c. Sloan, the As-is-
"tant Attorney General, We have only
"this to say, that during the recent
"session they seem TO have been eff
"cient allies of the great railroad
"lobby."
This is from Reform organ; not
the best Of authority, we admit, bat
then it is in substantiation OF what the
people were told last fall, that the Re-
form party was the efficient ally of the
great railroad party.-Ean Claire Free
Press,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

SOCIAL EVIL LEGISLATION. There
has been much excitement OF late in
Chicago i'll regard To a proposition to
follow the example of ST. Louis, and
on the alleged ground OF protecting
the public health and restraining vice,
providing tor the registration, license
and examination of all prostitutes.
Miss Anna Dickinson, recently, by re-
quest Of some clergymen and promi-
nent citizens, de ivered an address on
the social evil, its causes and rene
dies, in which her language was plain,
and she earnestly protested against
any such license system, a petition
signed by 1900 ladies of Chicago and
vicinity was presented in the Illinois
Legislature for law against the pro-
posed licensing of houses OF proslitu-
:'on, and such law has passed both
Houses of the Legislature. On the
other had, the Missouri Legislature
adheres to the license system and the
Missouri Senate passed another social
evil law, providing for the mantle
nance OF hospital for prostitutes
afflicted with venereal diseases, and
making it the duty of physicians at
tending prostitutes to see that they are
confined in the hopitals.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

AN IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-In the
case o the Waiertown Railroad bonds,
the United states Supreme Court at
Washington has recently decided that
private property cannot be taken tor
corporate debts. The case was pc
cular one, and was briefly as follows:
The city was bonded almost to It's full
value, and for several years tie citi
zens had resisted the payment of the
bonds by dissolving the common coun-
Gil thereby leaving no proper officers
to levy taxes to pay the bondho ders'
judgments The latter then brought
suit asking that the United States
Marshal be directed to either levy tn.
tax or seize private property generally
and sell it to make payment The re-
suit is as above stated, and leaves the
city master of the situation and ena
bles her to negotiate better terms with
the creditors.