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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-31

A GOLD SLEvE-BUTTON MARKED r.
N The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at the Bar of WiEston's EK-
change.
Carson, Oct. 81. o22-hs
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s. +. SWIFT.

We have thus far said nothing con-
corning the shrievalty fight in Ormsby
county We have thought such reference
unnecessary. WATSON, 10 doubt. will
get the Dolly Warden vote. and some
few scattering Democratic votes; also.
it is likely he will a. least divide the
Andy johnson vote. He ought to get
this much at least, for we believe that
he and Sam King are the only survivors
OF the Bread and Butter Brigade IN this
county. WATSON being unanimous and
enthused. will probably get his own
united and unwavering opportunities
he bolts himself and votes for Swift
which il not impossible-for. "once .
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REPUBLICAN RALLY AT EMPIRE
YC.SIGHT.

Old Ormsby expects her Republican
voters to do their duty tonight. The
County Central Committee have made
arrangements ior rally Of the Union
men of Empire. There will be music
and bonires and songs by the Glee Club,
and rousing speeches by Hons. 1. d.
EDWARDS and 4. J. LOCKWOOD and Ma
JoR SHERMAN. We predict such an out
pouring of Republican zeal. and such a
demonstration of Republican enthusiasm
as has never been exhibited in Empire
during the present campaisn:-But in
order that this NAY be the case we OF
Carson should he ca hand to lend the
men Of the eastern end of the county
the encouragement Of the presence OF
strong delegation from here. One such
q meeting as we can have in Empire Will
forever dismay the siongrel Alliance
and make our coming victory en- over
whe.ming triumph.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-31

The INDEPENDENT Meeting AT EnPIEE
on Friday night was 4 very amusing al
fair. There were twenty-seven people
present, including speakers, when the
orator of the evening, 3Ir. Mason, had
concluded. Gifted q comedian as that
iiiustrious sorehead is, he is a sad fail
ure as stump speaker; and there is
probability now, that instead of the sew
enty or eighty votes which he might
have received had he remained quietly
at his duties as county official and
salesman. he will not get more than half
that number. When the meeting was
oyer-lt sort o tizz!ed out, like ta!!ow
dip with a ee: wick-instead of any
loud cheers for Dolly Warden or enthu-
siasus over the soreheads OF Ormsby
county, there was 4 general desire for
the Empire Democracy TO SO to bed
the last expression that was heard being
an emauution from a disguised Democrat.
that he'd be damned If he would vote
| 70. "A single candidate on the monsrel
ticket. Can't We engineer another meet
ing BIZ these beiiyachcrs? One more
| Grafton by Mason. and the vote for the
Republ;, IAN Legislative ticket would bt
| unanimous
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REPUBLICAN, STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Stony Comfy L. Eequ1. c. A. hirg H.
L. Maynard. J.. =. Davis.
O-,nsby County,. Stadtiau!ler, y. L swift
Lander County-A. L Shannon
LYON Co-pr. C. 3. Zsbrisli-, Dr. W BuHche,
Ne County,. Warburtcn-
wsshor County,. II. Kinkead. C. c. FowrIng
White Pine County-A. c Cleveland
Churchill County-Wallace Gccdell.
Douglas Coucty-James W. Eaines-
EIko County,. NJ, Smith. j. ). Mayhugh
Eureka Counry-A. f. Davis. A. q. Turner
Esmeraida County,. q. McChnton
Humboldt Coun:y-Y. :. Thompson.
I,ncnln Coun;y-D. NJ. Tyrrell, D. Crittenden
For Judge of the second Judicial District
SH WRIGHT, Of Grmsby County.
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NOTiCE!
yu,HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE TAIs

YNHE UNDERSIGNED TN NE THIS
method in announcing to their customers
and the public in general that they have this
day dissolved partnership IN the restaurant and
chop house business, in the rISce known as tie
Exchange Chop House, N Carson City. New.
and heretofore existing rnder the firm name Of
D. J. ,tovich & Co. Mr.. i. J Esdoyirh hay
ing sold all his interest to his former partner.
Mr. n Eafaelovich, ali debts contracted by the
late firm Of u. j Radovich X CO. will be paid
by n Rafaelovich, who is alone authorized TO
collect ell ind. btedness due the said late firm.
D. J. RADONICH,
n RAFFAELOVICB.
Carson City. October -. 1874. o3e-lmr
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Second judicial District Of the State of Ne
vads in and for tho County Of Ormsby .-CLA-
RISSA L. MEYER. plaintiff. vs.. JOHN q.
MEYER, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Second Ju iicisl District Of the State of Nevada.
in and for the County of 0rnsby. and the COM
PLANT filed in s.id County Of Ormsby. in the
Office Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to JOHN
g. MEYER defendant.
You are hereby required 10 Ape ar in an sctior
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff il the District Court of the Second Judicial
District Of the State OF Nevads, IN and for the
County of OrInsby. and to- answer the complaint
fled therein "a copy ot which accompanies this
unnlonsl within ten days exclusive of the
day Cf servicel after the service on you Of this
,uInmons-if served within this county; if
served cut Of this county, but IN this District,
within twenty days, otherwise within forty days
OK jud.n.ec-t y! tefaU!t Will lie taken sgains;
yCH-
The said acton is brought 10 dissolve tie
holds Of nIatrinony heretofore sud now oxistir &
between yCU and plaintiff upon the grounds
Of wilfUl dCse,tion ard failing TO provide the
common rectssaries Of life l1r Ture than two
Years last past
And you art hereby motif, tina; if you fail to
appear pnd answer the said complaint rs above
required the said plaintiff Will apply to the
Court for the relief therein prayed.
~ Given under my hand and the seal
OF the District Court of the Second
w Judicial District a Ct the state S,r Of Me- e,
Ornsby, this 26th day of October. in the We n
of our Lord. one Thousand eight hundred and
serenity four.
T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
T, W. W DAVE ), Attorney ftr Plaintiff.
ocH9-ln
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sJark Twain en- lnsnraa ace.
uranImo

on tie evening Of the 18th instant, to
NJ. Cornelius Walfor1, the well known
English insurance author, Mark Twain
delivered the following characteristic
speech, which is spoken Of by the Coer-
an. as the feature 0. the occasion:
MAXI TWAIN'S SPEECH.
GENTLEMEN: l a,a glad indeed TO as
sist in welcoming the distinguished
guest Of this occasion TO city whose
fame as an insurance center has extend
ed to all lands, and given US the name
Of a quadrupie band Of brothers work
ing sWeetly hand in hand-thc Colts
arms company making the destruction
of our race easy and convenient, our life
insurance citizens paying for the victims
when they pass away, MIR. PATTERSON
perpetuating their memory with his
Stately monuments, and our fire iosur-
anee companies taking care of their.
hereafter. am glad 10 assist in well
coming our guest-frst, because be is
an Englishman, end l owe a heavy debt
of hospitality to certain of his fellow
countrymen; and secondly, because he
is in sympathy with insurance and has
Oeen the IutduS vi OkACA
men cast their sympathies in the same
direction.
Certainly there is no nobler field for
human effort than the Insurance line OF
business, especially accident insurance.
Ever since 1 have been a director in an
accident insurance company l have felt
that l am q better man. Life has
seemed more precious. Accident has
assumed kindlier aspect. Distressing
special providences have lost half their
horror Hook upon a cripple now with
afIectionate interest-as an advertise
ment. do not seem to care for poetry
any more. do not care for politics.
Even agriculture does not excite me.
But to me now there is a charm about q
railway collision that is unspeakable.
There is nothing more beneicent than
accident insurance. l have seen an en-
tire family lifted out of poverty and into
! affiuence by the simple boon of broken
leg. have had people come to me on
crutches, with tears in their eyes, to
bless this bene6cent institution. In all
my experience of life have seen moth
ing so seraphic as the look that comes
into freshly mutilated mans face when
he feels in his vest pocket with his re-
naming hand and finds his accident
ticket all right. And l have seen Moth
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19

urge the immediate dissolution of the
Assembly. which they declare is pow
erle>s tu constitute anything. THERE'S
a tha the extreme Right intend
te move fer Il restoration et the Mon
archv. and If the mo ion fails Will vote
for Il dissolution. The opinion i gen
eral,y EXPRESSED that the Itgitimi>l>
action III the Assembly Ivy il q ON
Friday committed a political suicide
II Is asserted that their policy WIS in
>pircd from the trohsdorif division he
tween the moderate and extreme Right.
which renders an alliance probable he
tween the former section OF the Con
sentative win. OF the Left Center. y
new majority may thus he constituted.
which which will support the incNm-
irg Government, and enable II to on
tinEe the execution Of the programme
OF September and bring about the
speedy adoption Of constitutional
bills. II is not thought there is amy
immediate prospect for a dissolution.
TranIu Ii V prevails throughout the
whole Of France. and President Mac
Mtaon'> power Is "nque-tioncd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19
THE G.AS

As Will be seen by reference to our
local columns. the Board of County
commissions Yesterday passed an or
der granting Mr.. Mathev. or his as
signs, the right 10 construct bitches
through our principal streets. with the
View of erecting and maintaining ga
works. He is allowed four months in
which 10 complete the undertaking,
Mr.. Mathev informs Us that he cX-
poets TO have the work, IN full opera
ton within SHY or nine.v day, but
asked Tor four months to cover al pos
Sible contingencies. The works com
plete will cost from $50, 000 to So
900. This i>an important enterprise in
the history Of u young but growing
town. and one which We hope to see
succeed. Mr.. Ma,hey is thoroughly
c~oE-Crsant with the gas business. and
beng an energetic man of abundant
means, there i no doubt that he Will
accomplish the work quite As early a.
.he time named above. He takes his
departure for san Francisco this even
ing or tomorrow for the purpose OF
purchasing the requisite material tor
the construction Of the works. Before
going, however, he is anNiou, 10 make
the acquaintance of our business men.
with the View OF approNimatilg the
amount of gas that will be required t.
serve the town. He Will. therefore,
take occasion to call on a. many OF
them as possible to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19
EASTERN %D|SPATCHE
By Overland Telegraph.
[>rEc1AL TO THE DAILY sr>rI>EL.I
Cong rc~>iOmal y Numerous BiIl~ 1N-
trOl uced-The senate currency
Hill Rejected by the House Post.
office Appr1priat Oh Bi.I.

w >iiINtTttN .NljN -.
In the House. under tine call Of
States. a number of bill> We're intro
duced and referred. including Il hill by
puunci that provided ormJnority rep
re~>Cn.a;iOn i'll boards OF directors nj
sock companies.
The Banking Committee this III ny
i'm rejected the proposition In report Il
Recommendations To- pass the currency
bill As il came from III" Senate: also a
proposition thlt the chairman he
moved 70 take the bill from the table
for action. Ii a finally added that
the chairman should to-day move te
take the bill from the Iahlc AMI refer il
to the committee. who should haNt.
leave ~ rcpar, it back in lime. In II
House. subsequently. MAYNARD made
this motion.
Hoar moved 10 suspend the rules
and make an order i'll regard To the
amendment 10 the Po>totlice .Appro-
pria'ion hi, under which postage ON
Agricultural reports should no "
cetd 10 cents. CARRIED. Isl 10 Ii.
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Sole Axcmt im Nam fraWct>~s.
OR TWO.

The chivalric win OF the Democratic
party is all that stands i'll the way OF a
thorough organization of a Peoples or
independent partv.-ClFSoR If3buHt.
Right there, old man. We want To
ask you u very simple question. What
have the nine or ten thousand Demo-
cratic voters of this State been guilty
Of that they should di>band and cu
over 10 a dozen or $ o sore-headpd Re-
publicanS: Have not the few Demo-
Gratis who have been elected TO position
throughout the various counties Of the
State shown themselves as hon
est as the average OF rnen: Can
You point 10 a single case OF
improper conduct on the part of a
Democratic official i'll the whole his
tory of our Young State: We an>wer
for you, that YOU can not. Then, why
AL this TRADE about corruption and
corrup,ionis,>: Iftlc so-called indie
pcndeu,s consider themselves too pure
to act with Democrats. we can't see
why they are so anxious that Demo-
Gratis should act with them. No mat
ter how the thing goes. thevall become
members of one political family. Pre-
ci>ely the same argument applies with
equal force to the Republican party.
With the exception of the Rhodes de-
fa!cation. we have never heard 81 any
particular dishonesty among the Re
publican officials of this State-and We
We're here years before the Tribune ed
i;or. The whole truth is. that this great
hue and cry about corruption aid in
favor of reform has no foundation
in fact: il is the merp>t taSh:
and what makes the thing more ride
ulou> still is the style of men who do
the principal blowing for the Reform
er>. We do not know of II WI
knowledge. but if reports. oft-repeatcd
and widely circulated. are true. a more
yenal Sci Of humbug> than the pub
fishers of the papers in Nevada now
= demanding the organization OF Il purity
parry never Wen; %uuaun-.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19
THE INDEPESDENE PARTY.


Tho fo1loVinr from the Nirpiuia En-
trrnri<g nj H. Ith in.f ipdI,,fr,fh,,
h el;ouq of men ratfJnr tb,lnS,Iy,,
In, Inien.ndrnt pory nf \ry,da =,
lra>, intend tn af,pturi SOM. Kind ,t AN
ore1njzatinn. eyrn # it i. o,lv u S,nr
clanhrr affair:
~ uuIub,r of Eeare,rueativo Lii.
era! R,lnhliran, me. II ihj, city. we
are informed. E,t T~ur~lay.to rityrr.
fully consider tho ,t+i=tt,4 anil rrn-
ne,f, of tina, 1r,rluLZt ;5n or faction in
In State Thy M, 1,.t6 and di,-
aer..l i, uraf,nul ,,,.r,rv >ir,.
;h4y were m~aujb~tly a~hatn.l of he
1rffiuo u,,31 -. cutprinu ,n,"ly hy.
9, sid. door. an.l I4a4.hil. dnarin,
.brou,rh \ Ln,rn vjunoW Ia avoid oL.l.r-
va ion. We vill do them the courtesy
vt ou,i.fiar name, All th,i nos
ivrIv kuowu ot lho5r nrn.,.liut,
NAT a Ir,ler from Nj. Suiro,funneI ,,1s
road h,. ONE ot mo rnrrn-.u,,3y..
nlajrinr nil ia any o~r,Ynil,.n ON t.r1,
mr. IN the let,s,1 Of Inc Enpuhrr,n
marry in the Sfato uc<t Fan ~ ~.
'nrui,l canvass of,ha si,u.tinn IrI .,.
ba vowed unvir.5 nn fE,t iftL. Iil-
.r,1S would ,,anI re,]nlnt.Iv tnre,tI,r
mere wo,l Lr money in th. n.>i
ii ia. NJ p,rEin~an ,f IL r,r.%,
J1.b9,,s wa. iu u civ fh,t d,v AMI
,ha honorable. In. ~ L,r J,vi~ ~ Mo-
Rano fs.ex,aut bl,>-.J NJ with III.
n,...p.a i !. s,iJ in tbnf F.nrG.Ir
ti6arr,aI n.dIL.r"
ui-b ii In, Jnf,rr,o, TO ,be ,.a..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Watchin. for the Czar-<peeiy Dis.
solution OF the freHch Assembly
Predicted Removal of the
French Sea; OF Government.

I-VNIHJ-N, -NIdN T.
Immense crowds gathered thi>
morning 10 see the car en- out from
buckingham Palace to GuiIdhall
The car landed At GuildhalI AZ : +. NJ.
and afterwards left Via Thames. The
embanknncnt traffic Was suspended al
day on the Strand, II. Lugate Hill and
at Cheap>idc>.
\ Paris correspond NJ of the Tmes
says The VOTE against the ministry on
saturday means a speedy dissolution
Of the Assembly and the removal OF
he seat Of Government from Yer
~>ai.!es 70 Paris. Count Chambourd
has suggested the proprlety OF defeat
M any measure calculated to settle
he Government.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19

lN FIFE District Court At Bc'mon
last week. Mrs. pooley was divorced
from Mr.. poolcy. the mother being
also awarded the custody of three
children. The male noolcv had been
guilty of extreme cruelty: lisewte
pressed his tan>ev to Mess.
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GOuiard Tor prcnier-A New Gov.
ornament 10 he formed Thc New
Mini~fcrs-A Dissolution of the
Assembly l~r.eI-bre>i lent Nc.
MahOI's 4 wer nlGr>fione l.,

Goulard i'll citing the Premier
ship declared t.i..t his policy would To-
10 carry the cuustisGtIpta3iliI rough
the Assembly and c"uuPte,e the organ
ization a. McNahon'> powers. 1t i
reported tina. Goularli> forming a new
ministry from the Ei-ht-ceu'cr and
Conservative portion Of the Lett-ccnter.
VI. Maggie aud others Of the late min
istry vii probably be retained.
The latest advire> from Versailles
mention Goularl "a iiin!-l,.- OF .hc In
%tcrior. Count ciiaadcry ii Foreign NJ
fairs, M9gue u Finance. HGthien Eodet
of Puh44c Werk-. u Sell gney offen-
merce, Dc> larltHeS of Education, and
General Bertrand .: Nar.
Th" f"ir'Lsi'au Journals strongly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19

Mas IoUNu DrAp.-About ten days
ago, the remains OF a man We're found
in tn" canyon above the Trenton mill.
The bod, va, rolled up in Il tent, and
heap eel over wiki rocks. 1t had the
appearance oil having been dead sever
a months. Mar by Wa the Skeleton
OF a dead Hor~e; and the appearance OF
cooking utensils and everything about
led 10 The presumption that the man
had hceH murdered. judge scott viii
:" OYER IL q tc" day an hold an in
qunSt.-H.u<Hre f1r .lto-rt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19

Gpvcrnor>hip is still in Il mudile.
Brooks declines t" yield. saving THAI
the opinion of Attorney General WI
liam> Is a gro>s pcrNer>ion of the tde.s
ut the case, The Erouk~itcs have dis
patched another commission To Wash
ington to see what can be done. Ii is
a kNet;y affair.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19
DIED.

In Eureka. May Is, Andrew, sea If John
and Emily Anderson. aged ) mVuth> and -
days.
In belmont. Nav Il. Joseph Scott.
At browns station. Humboldt lanir. NAV
II. Mar. Ann. vic uf II. MciAiunun. aged l.
years.
TN the ll,h inst. NJ t%outuill. ontario. Car
ada. - McAlfiu. tatipr u Ii. McAitIn, q
! iuche.
In carson. May i. John h. MeCallum,
aged - years.
In Paradise Valley. May. benjamin Brad
lev. infant >on CT Nil. ana Atr>. l.. +. hilrN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19

TuE Carson .tppedt learns from
Hank Monk that the road from Carson
to Lake Bigler is about clear OF snow.
\ lively season al the lake is anticjpat-
ed. II. NJ. Ne-v, Of Virginia City. has
gone ove to- put the Glcnbr"ok in
shape for the accommodation OF Wis
ltprS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19
4 Family Tnula Nur.icrc,

san biEGa. ttI.. May :.
John owens. hi~ Vie ana four chill
iren Were found murdered to-day. a
tHeir pace AT la Sale, about twelve
miles west OF this city. Ii Is supposed
that they have been murdered several
DAYS. As the bodies are much decoIn-
posed. No clue has We. been Obtained
is % who committed the murder.
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Reward ONrrc /.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. MAY Is.
Governor Booth today offered Il re
ward Of 81 900 for the arrest of Thomas
{. Jordan. who on January Eth muir
lered Gal>on Hickman. in Tciana
-.-uuiN- IL lid - aAnll lLInSt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19

THE editor of the Carson Irtbamc
says he never voted for any OF the
present State officers elected on the
democratic ticket. Ii not. he PLAYED"
some very wide-awake Democrats.
We have always understood that he
was paid to support Bradley and Ken
dIll-w.th his pen at least.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19

UOSoRABLY DISCHARGED. ChaS.
Clark. who was arrested at Winnie
muccs last wee, on Suspicion of hav-
ing robbed the ~CornHcopia mail. after
u careful "a etigatiou Of the case. was
honorably arged. The mail was
found ~ IL lgHt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19

EARLY IN THE FIGHr.-J. {. Me-
Jarnahan announces himself i'll the
Carson papers as an a>pirant for the
state senate from ormsbv county. He
claims 70 be an independent. We
thought these sacrificing patriots were
going . allow tn Office to seek the
man
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19
BORN.

In Virginia City. May II, to the vile #
John henderson, " daughter.
1T Mountain hamrh. Lander county, May
T., tc the wife 81 !. II. trum, = suu.
In Gcld ilil!, May II, to the wife OF L. /.
Hughes. II daughter.
In carson, May 10. to thu wife Of Mike
O'liarc. a daughter.
In Minncmacca, May 10. TO the wife oi
pnNil lcvsnn. a son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19

THE Belmont tet,1er is informed
that q ntraet has Teen lgt ~ the Ma
sons and odd Fellows for the erection
OF a hall at that place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19
MARRIED.

In Eureka, May Is. by Rev. :. 7. Kelly,
ll"ury Lo;tman to Ann Eiiia hrlls.
In Rene. May II, james TAI to Amelia
Smith.
Owens. formerly oi Elho. to hmerctta v.
Rogers.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NJ. "a.
I. :. LlNr ofrtcr.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y \cNarN SINSr MINING Company POST
liticc address. Newark Mills. Newark Bis
5rlrt. White fine county. Nevada, has tins
lay nj ii in tn, u,lice II ingram Together with
I nttlcc 81 application for Il latcn: from the
tHi;el states. ehdcr act ii Congress approved
Nay II. Is. .cr fifteen i4udrca 80 linear
i'ct al III Lincoln lolo. Ii same running 80
fit solthga>f"rl> and 90 feet northwcstcrly
RON the mouth of the lincoln Tunnel. with
,dr ace grolnl two h"ndrcl feet. 10 feet on
Zach side q tft lode, the iode being ~ feet il
width. situated in N"Hark Mining District.
" 'ife Inc county, State OF Nevada. and d..
SctIhvl III the ria; and field notes on file IN this
ut!ice as folInws. tu.wit:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19

THE members OF the Masonic ira
brate *. Johns Daytime 9th.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-19

\ CANDIDATE.-The Elho ItdtPel,-
6cat says Col. J. {. DoW, of IiumbGlJ,
Weiis,is = candidate fer Tie Assembly.
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TuE t%houSandth anniversary of the

HE l1NII~tT'0tH "'T''FN Vt"
colonization of Iceland takes place on
the second of AUGUST next, hui an lee
Iandic journal printed Ireland for lee
land. and Il compassion on the Me
t,rarv h.cUtUS said that tie nadine no
idea that lrridnd was that old. =
B,yr.Hs.
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supervisors Not;..

y Iht hoAh SUprprh-
or i,"Nh bisrkleT N""isoR
ttRtS,, New. Nav /, -,
Rf xIkTrE OF Az 1rT H. IN SA.l
f fo.a iah,y;Iodied male rs c~'5sn > ~
a nSi' u nd,iF'g ti, ,i this STATE, over a't tre nj any
An"riea1 Indians excepted aye az ,%nhgini~l
by law; ,hali pay al annual i" "'I f n"' 1Aenl,
use ant benefit Of said loai Ii., ,as' iyt Ia.
visor. = tue hoad Super.
Notice is hereby given to al, ,.,;
to pay the above tax. ,ha, =, af.es sptiet,
l !" nnr d. and nd rsrform the required m nns1 Ssn a,
save cost, Is the law nu., a, SMl lhcft5y
forced. "Aa Will be tl-
Parties dc>irin. to ray their ,ax ;,u,
are ~rc,agstrd To report to ME Mt NV W " 'Sa
Building. u ' II SoYf,h0sn
h.ad SIlerYisor Dis,ric, No. i, E.urel l, as,
mYlt.tr
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Nh Owner. W HntrI

'iN3o liui,>E>. uNEEAY. one >uHhEI.
l iinir brand :" " nu the left hir, await.
an vwI"l NJ my ranch un i-h treek.
mNl.-tt holm COLLINS.
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I-verythius entirely new and carefully Sc
i"r;ci. IA Il madc under The direction ~ "A
iJ>hI I III" p.tii-tc ii; Sca ifgnri-ea,
= 4tna A. n. . i. rl.iau House.
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