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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
civil. NOTES.

In the United States District Court yester-
day in the collision OF the bark Hudson River ACT
the steamtug Nellie. Judge Batchford decree in
favor OF plaintiff, With tbs usual order Of reference
10 ascertain damages
{ The city advertisements arc allowed to be
inserted IN nine weekly newspapers. One paper thus
selected was the WOchen6,aH DEC NeD Yorker. Bur the
advertisement thus authorized was inserted ind fl r
emily u lie Daily and weekly NeU-I Yorker ana "Aen
5ut Drought for tne payment 81 the p 10 was &C.
ciled lay tne q neral Trim OF III" Court OF Common
Peas mat The dally puhc3ilon vas ao Authorized aud
nothing could be recovered Tor H.
An application, upon a wri, of habeas corpus,
was made Che:-JUsJice DAVIS of the Supreme Court
Yesterday for the discharge OF Joseph PHI FPS Marine
Court Marshal Mr. Philips was committed nv Judge
p tulHg o. he Marine Court default OF The payment
nuc OF IS. imposed FOR violating the rule Of the
Court which provides all processes shall served
~ the saeTif C"ictJistice DAVIS dcned tne appca-
r.'u ami handed the prisoner, eAslug the Marine
Court General Term TO settle IL own rules.
A decision was rendered yesterday by Judge
Dolohne in suit FOR injunction brought by the
Christopher and feminist line Of nst the Cen
rrI and Cross-town line. The latter line extended its
tracks 10 the Hoooken F-rry building crossing Westst
FOR tint purpose ~ oraer TO- compete with the other
ae Which was auIhorztl Nv its quarter 70 ne
'to the iyrTY Tie iJUnc'On "as % RESTRAIN u from
crossing West Tho GcrI-iOu grant, the me. JG, upon
did not intent TO allow tho latter Company 10 extend
It's tracks west OF Wcst-st.
4 number Of market cleaners, early in 1871
found thai there .itte chance tIat their salIres
the quarter OF WOud De pau, az Tue dpprO
priatiOn for that purpose was exhausted They
assigned their claims TO Phineas H. Kngsand who
a:icrward obtained Judgment Against the city
81 7tJ 81. Upon dpped! ~ Che city 10 the Con-
.ril OF the IUrt Of Common PcIs, in 'ge J. Z.
y " ts rendered an opinion no ding mat every person
wio accepts position under the city does 50 AT tIs
risk. Guy that Ms employment may be- illegal,
Bat jltt there II HrprUplI Ou tor his pagueIt Ia
reversing the judgment against he city, new trial Is
ord, red
La the divorce suit of VIM. F. Morgan against
Caroline L. Morgan, motion recently made before
judge Robinson FOR order to compel the Sisters OF
Charity in charge Of tie New-YOrk FJun alag
Asylum 10 produce the books Of the Society
for examination, with a view 20 establish tne
fact OF legitimate child having been born Of the
deem IN the and wen III charge % the Olc9
o! the AsyluW The application WAS resisted on The
ground .t the oirrs could not be compelled to pro
Gucc the Books judy Robinson has denied The motion,
no! u that examination OF tAe books or corpora
party 10 tBe action cannot be enforced nor
ca rs off gents in their Individual capacities
produce the books or corporation over which thew
nave absolute control AMI night OF disposition At
their own Will aid discretion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
THE uArKLEY CONTRACT ILLEGAL

The suit of Charles Devlin against the city,
hased on the old Hackcy stree-cleaninG contract mas
heen fully explained in The TRIBUNE decislon mas
,g heep given in the General Term OF the Court OF
Cannon Pleas by Judge j. F. DAILY, holding that Tue
contract was illegal In its inception, and that therefore
nothing can be recovered upon 1t. This decision was
0ven upon an appeal By the city from Judgment IN inc
-, hal.w awarding Charles Deylin and the other
sssrnccs of the contract about $500 GO amaSes. jung
~ ID Nv in expressing the opinion mat Tue contract
30 Illegal and yOd lite IucrploJ, says thut us otll
,,nart AZ "A proyisiou the tax levy authorizing tie
craat,on OF contract. TINS wa clearly dnen' sun
taot tom the raising anu e1prndlhR OF money "n
Jthorefore as placing two subjects III orc iocai
ent II "a illegal. IL was also uhcOhstlN'Ional' hs
t,ont The purpose being stated IN lie uile OF
IT, ant 81 undertook to alter the charter III relation TO
~ mode ~ awarding contracts. The necessity u Cd
sAe stricIiy the Constitution could scarcely appear
nlaineI than In this where contract OF TINS n"eh
20, f,r ice yeaIs had been awarded cnlfessedy not
~, & rsi bdder ana which IT was evident hhd Orch
1H,,tocd Inv brilbe Of $40 0O. Another grOund upOA
when a rev, rsal OF Judgment was Eade Was thal IN
giving an important c"EtIaci, me cY j huploeu 10
eonsider The character Of Tie cOntrac or ana 10 hhs gn
me should be made excerpt by permission o Tue cllb
Ga these grounds Judgment was reSeIsed ana an aoso
luIe Judgment gwen Tor the ciiJs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
uoIrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The hour preceding the opening OF the SEES
son Was spent by the members as they entered the hal
III ereetngs frcndy hand shaking, and exprcs-
sons OF sympathy OF rejoicing over the results VI Tue
recent elections II doubtful whether There ever mas
bccn m the past history the House more demons'ra-
,re reassemblpc Of iis members. representatives. OF
a., r.ss 10 the next Congress,
inihy mcnbcrs and others cihowed each other on inc
floor and participated Ia the general deinohauhtionS'
a., raro'. Galleries were ctOHdcd with spectator
ana Tie corr iofs the Capitol were alh0st lbpHA
suddenly AT noon. there was lull; thc SPeAA'' .
hn,rr n The p.rsons not entitled Ia the piiNllrgr'
Of tue floor Withdrew. ANA tho proceedings "ero h'
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p1sSrNCrPS iRRLTEn-

FROM LrvrRpOOL-Fr srqlietf1 n, 20, I,e Nj and
Mr., r. C. aton Miss Watson Ms. t'as 30. .'ne, 'haH y"
Alan. IN J. gteraer. C.-jcl ~ Neville. t..- fheiys
Erse arwck c. A. PARK, Mr Fte. >r bo i' d" ms "a
Iona Naa4,aas 4. SCOTT D. va ftaals Ira
n ehsfer NJ anI Ms. ". Mac Il hsL4ll tc, Ms ~
b Tuel Coq.t Pu,krr g. Won Ruler Man re- l'r1 "lsam
C,op.- J. r. LIE r. a. F.aclckr j. a Power hl YAM nhDH
Nj Van enbof .I.I. MIs Cels J. NJ d. ~l- i- te~
Tho, M FIcw,.8 rlo ~ HoSt L. L. You :: A.. Mckee. D J.
s.yage Mr. banne,L $ ny. 4. McIee.
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Court will sit after to-day from 10 a. m until m'
with a recess OF three-Quarters OF an hour at p ~
Tue jurors. after the usual admontion Irom .ne
mat they should refrain from all discussion OF the case
among themselves he promising to see that there was
no te ptatlon without, were taken 10 tue hstor
House for the night Thirty Jurors who failed to appear
In Court we're fined 800 each, for uonattcnd iuce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08

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2.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08

a.. Barr sg.- Bruno ct a
So. .s0ser at. smith.
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slO.
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ST.. .oertel and sDo. sgt Jieobv
ana an0.
SO. .Andrsws sgt Fre.lsnd
etal.
so. .Mehrbaez ct al. sgt. ker-
so. .Doyey 81 al. sgt. Lifsebild
et al.
81. .WhittemOre - a. sg.
Stieghtz. sssigDse.
So. .HelmboG at. Hs'mbol1
50. .Boucbe snd sn0. sgi- fla
maBt and $40.
o.. DE Vr1oge AMI no. srt
i,ahsnt and ano.
G5 .SIrgenf hrg CO. s1t aao.
agt FfaL,r ADD $40.
C6. .Sasssu Bank agL fOgAgI
ets'.
81. TAYLOR at. Thomas
GO Dougaiy at II na1n al al
%. Barr agi. Oealn.
7O..Wsracr AZ, MIrp1T.
IL. STEPHENS sgt stephens asd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08

Richard Irwin, the San Francisco aud Washington
agent of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, is
stju at the Hoffman House but studiously
avoids communication with those VINO would
Geek TO obtain information from nm.
Tie declines to furnish any facts, adding mat ne Is
engaged IN iigation, and occupies the poSuoh o.
dnfeIdant reppliing unjust accusations. The
time NAV come when he will feel at liberty To
make another communication TO ne pubic lto,S on
49, SInnanv He looks forward 10 the time when
he viii be the plaintiff aud those who have pursued
him will be the defendants.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13
From Thnrsdsy's Dally.J

WEATHER. - We stated, in yesterdays MINER, that rain commenced falling here early on that day. We'll, it kept falling un- Gil about o'clock this morning, when a high, cold southerly wind transformed the rain drops into snow, which, at daylight this morning, barely covered the ground. The wind is yet blowing fercely and clouds are scudding before it, threatening to again unite and spill themselves upon us.
 Granite creek is pretty high and so, we presume, arc all other creeks in this vicinity
 It was god-send to miners, many of whon were beginning to loose more or less time and gold for want of full heads of water.
 Llier.-lt commenced showing about noon to-day, now, at p. m, flakes are flying thick and fast from the southwest. Let it come.
 Col Bigelow came to town yesterday from his gold diggings on Lynx creek, and showed us few ounces of gold, worth, at the mint, SlS.25 per ounce. The Colonel came in, thinking that water was about to fail him, but, now that it has rained good, he will re- turn to day and find more water than he will be able to use.
 He reports the miners working in the main creek doing very well. One company of Cali fornians. who are working the bar below Ersnch Trankis o.aL.-
 ''WSV We a,, ;nformed that MrJ. D. Cusenbarry is again on his way from New York to tne Territory, in capacity of agent Tor the .ui. ture mining company. lt Is also staten lna' his object in coming here, again, IS 70 pay that % per cent of the companys inoeo'e' ness.
 Nh M1Ls.-Hcre it is, half-past one p. m- and no mail from any quarter: The ssoln @ has no doubt. caused the mail wagon I,vu ,l
 Nobaye county, as well as that iroin N@' fornia, to seek shelter.
 The California mail and the Mohaye ooun
 tv mail both arrived her about hai-p@1 ! , m The following passengers came II" V
 Grants stage Mir and Mrs Marks, UT "e' , D. Kendall, Mir Barclay; T. ..;.0d ,hrs The roads are very bad. It raiheu 'A''
 days on the Mohaye road d Mir Donahugh, farmer and dairymAu }. Williamson Valley, was m town y1.,;' ' We learn that he has some idea oi esIAoN' ing a dairy near Camp Verde. 7. Judoe H. Brooks is having lumber naui' l. on lot near the post office, upon which
 designs erecting tin shop.
 Col Jas. II. Nelson, paymaster, U; p. is left Fort whipple this morning TOT ,.s ss, u. where he is to meet Col Iaylor' o' 'ne 'A as corps. ly Mir John G. Campbell arrived here 'o-c ,o. from California.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13

way home from California with five or six extra good rams, pair of valuable horses, et-cetcra.
 RAIN.-lt commenced raining this morning. and, at this writing, o'clock D. m, it looks as II rain or snow storm of some magni- tude would soon break loose. Up to this time, but little rain has fallen.
 A dispatch from San Diego, California. says that similar weather prevails there.
 R. E. Harrington and mrny other Arizonans who left this Territory lew years ago and settled in Southern California, wish them selves back again.
 DEPARTURE. -J. NJ. Brym, II. Asher, Deputy Sheriff Fraser, Hugh HcCrum. and NJ. Wormser left Prescott in the past two days.
 Messrs Banghart and Hall arrived in town yesterday, from Chino Valley, where every prospect pleases, &c., &c.
 MT 6tandifer has driven most of his herd of cattle from Mohave county to Williamson Valley, in this county.
 Persons recently from the Verde say that the military are making some good improve ments at the post.
 It is said that one of our architects has been engaged to furnish a plan of new hotel, soon to be erected on Montezuma street. F.. J. Cook has recently made some good Improvements around his dwelling house. corner of Granite and Gurley streets.
 The Prescott post office is the only one in Arizona through which money orders can be sent to, and received from, Germany.
 MT NJ. Goldwater has his eye on lot for a store which he designs erecting here, this spring.
 Lumber, for building purposes, is in de- mand.
 Swearingen is engaged in painting the new Methodist church.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13

listened to by large congregation in the courtroom.
 Lovejoy & Co. gre to-day making s "clean- up," after three weeks run in the hydraulic claim, on Lower Lynx Creek.
 Ed. r. Bowers, from Skull Valley, and T. W. Boggs, from the Lower Agua Fria, are in town.
 J. w. Knott got to town this forenoon, after an eigbt-dsy trip in the mountains.
 Messrs Baker and swesringcn arrived from Chino Valley yesterday.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13
kat < Miseellansans.
iruu Saturdays Daily.l


 E Irrys.-The remains of Captain h navcr I" 9th Cavalry, who died at nM,,a M Creek about Is months since, are
 ppr,ncd and taken to Fort Whipple, y "snr,ery of which place they are to .srred with appropriate honors. [rJ Rockwell and family arrived at 4 ,si, morning, by river steamer from | a, Small is still confined to his bed were cold. r, |, | Go,dale and Lieuts Thomas and i returned to Fort Whipple last night Il s,ie where they had been in attend | a general court-martial. kc Ateer. of Kirkland Valley, is here, N, that the owners of the Victoria Sc,r hts place, have agreed to give Dr i lone, one-fourth interest in said load ie shall have expended Sl, 900 in sink EL .J, on the same, which he is now pre- \ to do
 -Nr Flanders wishes us to say living to the death of his partner, his ! Prescott will be short.
 Poland, of Big Bug, was here yester- \ Il informed us that some 20 men were sk there, in quartz and placer claims, |he left. All were pleased with their lsyPLE WATER WoRKs.-Yesterday the was started and worked well, supply k houses surrounding with a bounteous j of water, but owing to defect in one valves lacked power to force the water reservoir on tue hill. This slight de- ! 5iu be remedied at once, and it is ex- N that 1t will bc in perfect working or , Monday next.
 slH NOTICES. - Prospectors are now actiye. locating quartz claims. No less i've of them called at our office yester- kd purchased claim notices, copies of kngressional mining law, etc, etc. ING SlLE.-Fred. NJ. Williams, of this bU just sold Hugh McCrum, of San
 sco. 100 feet in first southern extension bIr Eagle lode, in Bradshaw mountains
 sum of s2,O0O.
 {Lambertson, of Walnut Grove, sent up fday, several wagons laden with eggs heal and other produce. The meal re at 5 cents per pound, at least that | we purchased some for. l 1-i .aioo.-,,,. ;rcu..,.J .,,- .. I sat Capt Pike and Billy Free" have re
 made some grand discoveries, Free, O |FOck, near the old Tapechapet mines Pike of veritable crater, with sulphur |uds and other ingredients.
 kmall party of miners from pioche, Ne
 left Prescott for the San Juan countr,
 noon to-day.
 anniversary of WAshington's birth )omes on the 22d inst, when dancing thay occur here and at Fort Whipple.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13
frum Wednesdays Daily.l

Nr Flanders. photographic artist, oi 'hls , hss done considerable work, oi su- ppar;o, character, since his arrivai nere,
 piI priIi he seen by visiting his gallery, iorinei! that of r. A. Cooks - ,,o, snf.
 We yesterday, for the first tune, gos su s.i.n, cony ahead of printers and deti, 1s,ole awile away" and took a ICON a' n,5 .Lo.o,rarbs of men. womer, children anu p,,snsI all of which reflect credit upon nl'',
 s an artist One large picture ot our ir'.nT 7, CoI IT A Bipelow looked ''mighty booty,
 .. ,he California gal said upon first seeing ." Eastern dandy in tight pantaioons anu s, ,h. ,ha ,a;Is off which had been nipped py .pe fros, on account of their nearness 'o o' '''
 and green a specimen of humanity. on-
 Various other pictures looked 'o ui uon drously fair, particularly 'hAe '' ..;no into rietta Behan. but, hold, we are getting Ih.o had Indian country, and shall note no nIie s;rns and wonders of the photographic "9r'a' ,p5 fear of being accused of psrtiaiity. ics,
 ,, ,.;ll venture to state that, trampling o,,'
 .W end few other unfortunate invlslpi' bsautiss oC this town, Prescott people, Pai Q ,;.nisrIv the ladies and children, beat all cfe 3 .,ion sS far as good looks is concerned
 Another of Gen Crooks good plans na l. "a, ..complished. Several months ago, n [, aS. that the supplying of Fort Wn'pP,' 5 Wsaaouarters and suburbs with water, =
 means of wagon and team, was an enpen.''' a.s' nnreiiab,e and inadequate way, so plans we, .s, drswn for water works, well sunk on ural A v ;,e creek bottom, ditehes were cut, Iese y .'c;, hu;lt etc. etc, and now the pcoP'o
 SO,h & nlsees-Fort and Headquarters-aa. .. W ;ovous over the fact that Crooks pian a' works are completely successful w ates ss n, m, H. s"mrses in pipes, everywhere around ,he n n'
 ;,ary establishment, the constant laoor rd sigbt or ten men and as many mules, n. n no iasgef needed, and there is, oi course 0'''' 70 erabie rejoicing over the event ., aJ.R" Davis, John White and 2, na,, ,n u ras tend starting on prospecting tnp o' pn
 TOW. They will go from th's plaIs ~ .ra, D,
 shsw and Monroe's camp on Humoug cre' be thence around the base Of Bradshaw mo r tain towards the Agua Fria, whefe, hot
 since. Mr Davis found guich w wn,vn M, o.d thinks will pay for working ih0 '''' ! ' off hopes they will strike 1t rich.
 WIcKsxBuRo dispatches say tnas ' De- was hone for George Bryan. Also, tna' inc n number of Arizonans are on the'r way eek. to Prescott ,,. day John G. Campbell is near by on h''
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13
PRICE or TICKErS

Whole tickets t5O; HAves so5; Tsuths, O each eOu pOn e5 ElsveA Whole Tickets for sSo 22i Tickets !o sl 0oO; IlJ Whole Ticket. ff f5 O00; l7 Whole Tick ss fot tl0Oo No dscoan, oa lee. than sj0O worth d Tickets.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13
THO. E BRAMLETTE,

Ageu, Puhlic Library Kentucky. and Manager c COaeert Psblie Lbrary Buldiag, Lcsssvills. Ky.
 febl3Stl
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S1,5OO,OOO.
LIST or GIFTS.

Divided into l2oo cash sns will be distributed by To, among the ticket holders
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.

Gan Fyaaeisoo--L. F. Fisher h""'"a ~ .hsn,'. E.ohAnge. CAlifotniA street u...h.nf. Ex. ohange , n,.,e Dealer Montgomery street S'" ARIZONA. Arizona c.ty-schnisdsr' GTsirssa ron s.S S Frank. S..~.I>,o-Iiooper, Wm- E. X Co., AH" H- '' u',oLs.bsrs-A. H. Pesp3ss-
 Jt,rdVrins-Jas. r. Bull .,... c.,,., FaISpai hinis1 DtSiries-Cofy ~ ro'"' S ph0nis-E. Irvine Ce .c r@St Phanis--w. E. HeiliBgs C". IToys.oe--Joa Collngwccd.
 Tuesoa--y.S. AAasheld
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 v.. .,. h.,.bx warned usa to pnrohAse QuAr'sf ,,s.,s, chsoh No a3E9 trAnsportatsoo scSoops Irsur Brshlsy sixty dollars (ssol ,sss oy n s.s s -s,,0a.ts, Cnptsin M P. Small dated fsr~Ary o,n M Th. aNspy. check ha. been se~i sna T~ymsan.. . .,roT.A on the same liberal reward suI z. .or1p " ss return to ,S Is14 Headqar Dept, of Anh"nA feo, iS ----- -.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13

TOTAL l2oo0 Gihs. al eAsh, amounting to q, 5OoOOo The oooeeri and distribution ef gihs will positively and unsquiyocaily take place on the day now fixed, whether all the tcksts sold sst l2 0oD gins al pas1 n prgposos to ths ngHber Of tcss+s -s.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-13
SheriHs Sale.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL | Dissrict

| District
 1s,sa J1sselkd bssriet h and tss Ysr-gai ,Ss. g ,e sls,vs .oed case have svi>d nI.sa si us ,ys ,,. and Insress .f Curtis C. s.a in Ass ss ,S Iasinr described premises situated tn "iihams'a srhs s,e,,uai .eush ha @ of the souihve asarN os .s.ou eighteen ne) and the haenSasl n@n ~S, S inc pogth vest quarter CD of s~cton ha ~, rn
 .s,,utess (7) north of rAnse nnn'osf tnsse lSl
 .s oi ,h. CiIiA and Salt River msrdiAn coniAnss G hssd,eA and sixty and ooe-huBdrsdfh snr- A, ,s hich | sh.Il .1ps..e for .Ale the lAS aress A -
 . tf.- tn ths sovn of Prescott A. T., oa Ihafsas3 ,s. ssh aay of March, Is74. al l2 oeleos V, s. us 'eN "~' W H N HERBERT, sherih- p,,.ss.t A T. FehruAry IA, ls7t. NolS'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-15
MisffIaunus.
DR.. Paul M. Brennan

DUBLIC LECTURES ON ALL CHRONIC
i Diseases. and his Private Lectures to Gentle.
men on " Manhood, its Loss and Restoration,
and on :" The Physiology Of Man" and the Va.
rious diseases Of the gsnto-urinary organs, have
made him master Of this most important sub
ject Of the profession.
Thousands of broken down constitutions can
be raised to the full standard among men, men
tally and physically, by timely calling upon
him.
He is also thoroughly familiar with all the
diseases and weaknesses to which woman, WIN
her delicate and fine organization, is subject
and the best and shortest method Of treating the
same.
Consultation at the Office free.
Correspondence promptly answered, and lsl
OF printed questions sent to any part Of me
United States on application.
Private circular will be sent containing MAJ!
things worth knowing.
Everything with the Doctor strictly sohn'
Dental.
Omce - I27 Montgomery street, san
Francisco, Cal.
Hours From . TO II m; 2 to s, and from y 70 ~
p. m. Postotics Box, 29l. )ss."
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DANCING
ACADEMY.

Arr BACH RESPECTFULLY ANS ss,.ous II
Nl that he has commenced giv'ns
Dancing ct Browns Hall. ..s;c,.bls dances
Ali the latest and most ,.,.ntss 10 make each
nupil an accomplished ballroom osn''
one course. - h.ctupsrs) from
to O'Clock Tuesday and Friday NJ.
Regular classss from to 10 sam ,ssr ron to
Ciasses for Ladies and Chiidf'n
.. m. Tuesdays and Fridays. =. I'M hsll.
For further psrtieuian' spp'' Z. BACH.
Drift GILL;
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ina
IN co-partnership heretofore existing oe," and
the undersigned, in conducting the iee es S~
livery business, at the Pioneer Stable IN riu,n
Nevada has besn this day dissolved ~ nis ,hs
consent. T.. H. Bissikumer will conaues mt
same business in the future on his own sccoa III
pay all bills due by the late firm, and coi'ee' -
dues owing to the same. ov
EH, BISSlKUNkK'
Phoebe New Dec 3. 1878. JOIN
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The above amount does not include the &C
crued interest on the Funded Debt or Building
Bonds.
VIII HENDERSON, Go. Auditor.
JOHN ROEDRR, Co. Treasurer.
Phoebe. Lincoln County. New, January 8. 1874.
jaS-1w atE
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Notice of Dissolution.

HAvING SOLD MY ENTIRE INTEhEsI
III in connection with the San Franeis.o
In Phoebe. to L. H. Bissikumer, .ss
heretofore existing between Wv
and Charles Behr in conduc.lns
said brewery is this day dissolved. and Nessfs
Behr and Bissikumer will hereafter csriy y,
the same at the old stand on Panacs fa., ~r
lect all bills and pay all dues Of the late nrm
CHARLES GOEDlCKl.
Picche, New, Dec. S, 1873. )ism'