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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-03
Mr.. Crowell,s Report,

BOSTON, June 2.-Hon. Henry G. Crowell
who visited New Orleans as commissioner
for the purpose of ascertaining what use
was being made of the fund contributed by
citizens of Boston, and what further assist
ance, If any, was necessary to alleviate
necessities of sufferers, made report to-day
to the Mayor and citizens at meeting in
the City Hall.
After describing in high praise the method
by which the relief is distribu ted, Mr.. Gro
| we'll says, of the extent of the inundatiOn
calamity in ex tent and ruinOus consequent
ces is one of the greatest that has occurred
| from fire. storm OF food on this cOntlDen t
during the current century. TO satisfy my
self of the nature of the great inundatiOn
went to Brashear, so miles west of New Or
leans; the last 23lmiles was through an un
broken flood, varying in depth from 3 to 6
feet, which pOurs from distant crevasses on
the Mississippi, aud devastates an immense
region.
also went up the Mississippi about 200
miles to Port Hudson in order to witness
the passage of the vast volume of water
rushing through several crevasses, varying
in width from 500 to 1900 feet, depth from
7 to II feet, roaring like a cataract, having
swept away every obstacle in it's course,
until it spread itself like vast fan over the
neighboring country.
What l saw gave me realizing sense Of
magnitude and destructiveness Of the great
food and of reasons why suffering destitu-
ton and danger caused by its continuan ce
for long time. 1t is estimated by those who
are familiar with previous floods in that
State, that from to 6 weeks must elapse
before the water will subside sufficiently
from larger portions of the overlooked dis
trict to enable the people to plant, and that
from 80 to 120 days must expire before they
can raise produce enough to sustain life.
Unless the further aid appealed for by the
Mayor of New Orleans is afforded, there
must of necessity be terrible amount of
suffering, if not starvation. l regret that
the people of the more wealthy and prosper
Gus cities and towns, and the churches and
associations of the North, have not better
knowledge of the impoverished condition of
that portion of the South, and the great
danger and suffering of that afflicted people,
for l am confident if they did, they would at
once send them abundant aid.
From the great relief which the large do
nations citizens Of Boston have given the
sufferers and their prompt action, has in
my opinion, done more to cOnciliate obposi-
ton in the South than anything which has
transpired since the war. The praise of our
citizens is upon every lip, not only in New
Orleans, bnt in various cities and towns at
which stopped on my way out and on my
raturp
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-03
Home for Reformed Drunk ards.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-The Women's
Union Temperance Praying Band have ded
icated a new home at 1901 South Seventh
street. The home is large and convenient,
and intended for reformed drunkards saved
by the ladies of the praying band.
There are Accommodations for 20 persons
who will pay nominal board those who
cannot will be kept for nothing. Already 9
men and women are in the home which
is neatly furnished. The exercises were of
an interesting character and large attend
ance present.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-03
The New York Stock Exchange.

NFw YORK, June q The Governing Com
mittee OF the Stock Excha! &c held meet
ing this afternoon, in reference to the propo-
sition of Congress to place an additional tax
on the sales of stocks, securities and gold
A committee OF five was appointed to pro-
coed to Washington to confer W it'll the lead
ing Government officials and members of
Congress. The proposed action OF Congress
excites bitter opposition among members Of
the Stock Exchange
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-03

AUCTION SALE OF MARKET REVENUES
The sale of the revenues Of the Second
Street new Market for five years, at auc-
ton, by Messrs. Nash & Hodgson, auc-
tioneers, on next Saturday, is well worthy
the attention Of capitalists and others. See
the advertisement.
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Trfchtna Again.

HARRISBURG, June "A post norton ex-
animation was made to-day of the body of
Geo. Cordes, who died of Trichina from eat
ing raw ham. A powerful microscope made
visible thousands of moving trichina, NOV
ing like snakes, resembling boa constructors.
On the space of an of an inch 65 were
counted. There were doubtless millions in
the body. He suffered terribly before death.
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Since the above was in type we have been
called upon by Mr.. Greenwood, who informs
us that he was not the gentleman who made
the remark attributed to him by the RepubK
can in reference to the source of the charges
against Mr. Oglesby, and that he did
not offer the resolution exhonerating Mr..
Oglesby which was attributed to him by
both the Picayune and Republican. So far,
Mr.. Greenwood has been misrepresented
but he does not deny that he voted for the
resolution, which was, to say the very least,
erroneous, inasmuch as it characterizes the
charges against Mr.. Oglesby as anony
nous obloquy." The charge was made spe-
officially in the BULLETIN editorially, and
hence was not anonymous. The parties
who were responsible for the publication
could have been found at any time, and
were prepared to substantiate what the
BULLETIN asserted.
la the matter of the resolution, our own
reporter was somewhat in doubt as to it's
author, bnt the Picayune and Republican both
attributed it to Mr.. Greenwood, and know
ing that gentleman to be supporter and
apolOgist of Mr.. Kellogg's, we naturally con-
cluded that the reports were true. The fur
Their fact that the Republican attributed a
remark containing direct slur upon the
BULLETIN to Mr.. Greenwood, gave color to
the other statement. We will say this much
.or Mr.. Greenwood, that his utilization with
Kellogg, however unfortunate and injurious
to the State, has sprung from no motives of
enmity to the people, that he has never made
or been suspected OF making dollar from
such association, and that we have an abid-
ing faith in his honor and integrity as a
man. 1t was because we have this high
opinion Of his character that we felt SO keen
Iy che slur, which, according to the RepubH-
can, he had cast upon us, and it was because
of his high commercial and social standing
that We regret his association with the man
to whom we all attribute our misfortunes.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-03
The Railroad Election.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-The board Of
directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad
hold a special meeting tomorrow, at whick
time the question of who will succeed ia
the Presidency will be settled. 1t is be-
iieved Mr.. Scott will be the head of the
road; that Mr.. Roberts will follow as first
vice president, and that A. J. Cassett, the
present general manager, will be elected as
second vice president
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Steamboat sunk.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-The steamboat Geo.
C. Wolff, sunk in the Missouri River to-day,
II miles below Brunswick, in . feet water
Is badly broken, probably cannot be raised
valued at $4,000, insured in the Howe &
CAROLS agency for $4,000.
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A Strike In New York.

New YORK, June 2-The strike of labor
ers who attend the bricklayers, brought
work to stand still on many buildings
A leading builder thinks the demands wiz
be generally rejected: as the building trade
is exceedingly dull.
New men have been obtained in some
cases and one large contractor has decided
to procure 80 Italians instead of the labOrere
recently in his employ.
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The New Cable.

HALIFAX June 2.-The steamship Fara-
day, with the new cable on board, arrived
at Berry Head Saturday.
She landed the shore end of the cable Sum
day morning, and proceeded to Rye Beach,
New York
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More Relief.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The President of the
Produce Exchange forwarded to-day to the
Howard Association at New Orleans, $25O7
for the relief of sufferers by the overflow.
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The Oregon Election.

SAN Francisco June 2.-The friends of
Williams, Republican candidate fer Con-
gress in Oregon, claim the election.
The result on the State ticket will not be
known for several days. Old party lines
were completely ignored.
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Rochefort In Retirement.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Rochefort is resting
at Il private residence at YOnkers.
Nearly all the saloons at Lockport, in th@
State, are closed. Their licenses have ex-
pired, and new ones are refused by the
authorities. There il much excitement ia
consequence.
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Railroad strike.

CHICAGO, June 2.-On account of reduc-
ton in wages, the laborers on the Chicago
and Alton Railroad struck at Bloomington,
to-day. A suspension of trains is expected.
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Galveston Co, ton Exch.nre.

GALVESTON, June 2.-The Galveston Cot
ton Exchange has appointed the following
delegates to the Cotton Exchange Convex
ton at Augusta, Ca: c. e. Richards, H..
Qnin, J. M. Matthew, w. d. Berry and l..
Il. Mills. The delegation will leave Friday.
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ITEM a rkabIe Time.

WATERFORD, Ont, June "A pony trot-
ted Yesterday before sulkey, on the Water
ford Course, eighty one miles in eleven hours
and twenty minutes, in one continuous
straight heat.
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The Reciprocity Treaty,

NEW YORK, June 2.-The Committee to
visit Washington for the purpose of urging
the Government to renew the reciprocity
treaty with Canada left this evening.
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Vessel Ashore.

CHARLESTON, June 2.-The bark Salween,
hence for Baltic ports, parted her hawser and
got ashore on the breakers of this bay, and
lies in a dangerous situation. She has a
cargo of rOsn.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-03

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-The convicts in Jeffer-
son City Penitentiary mutinied yesterday,
but were overawed by the appearance of a
company of armed citizens.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-03

So far as the public is concerned, they
know that but for the exposures in the
BULLETIN, the State House job would have
been carried through and the State feeced
out of nearly a million of dollars, and we
are content to rest upon the judgment Of
the people as opposed to Mr.. Greer wood, Mr..
Oglesby and their little coterie of friends in
the Chamber Of Commerce.
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BR USS ELS

BRUSSELS, June 2.-The Congress to coz
sl.ler the subject of International Righte
will convene on the 9th Of July
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VERSAILLES, June 2.-The vote in the As
sembly last night, passing to its second
reading of the municipal, WIS 349 to 22S.
Chamber during the day, but it was well
understood that an adverse vote would pro,
cipitate dissolution of the Assembly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-06
ALIAS SUMMONS.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF y.
- REkA. IS. In Justices Court. Fu,.s,
township. before William NJ. Gate. ,In,,s
Of the Peace. Geo. ". Cassidy. Plain,;S r'
Lander Consolidated Mining COMPANY, er..
ing as q corporation under the laws Of ,6.
tornia, Defendant.
The State of Nevada. to Lander co,,E.
dated Mining Company, existing as a cOrpSn,
ton under the laws Of California:
You are hereby summoned to appear hsso,
ME a Justice of the Peace in and for Eureka
township, county and State aforesaid, a, nv
Office in Eureka. on the Nth day of f"ebruarv
\. u. 1874, at Il o'clock NJ. of that day, to an.
>wer TO the complaint of Geo. V. Ca~idy,
wherein he claims to recover from you ,ss
sun of two hundred and sixty dollars in gol
coin. for advertising and printing, as fully vt
forth in Plaintiff complaint on file in nv
Office.
And You are hereby notified, tina, il you
fail to appear and answer the complaint 4,
aforesaid. judgment will be taken against YOU
for the said sun of iva hundred and sixty
dollars in gold coin. and costs of suit.
To the sheriff or any constable Of sail
county. greeting: Make legal service and duo
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Jans
airy. a. b. 1874. WI, NJ. GATES,
Justice OF tho Peace, township, county snl
State aforesaid. ll-V
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE 70. 2S6.
- -'''
L. $ REGISTER'S OFFICE.
Eureka \evada- Dee. ~. Is,

NOTICE Is HEkEEN GlNE>; TIL AT THE
\ Ec5irs and Ecr,ranI Mill and Mining
1nr,onv fpnstnfirn address Eureka. Neya-
da.' has TINS gay nleuln 'hts one u Hins, am,
,ntoni f,om tho Tnitrd STATES, under act of
800 amrrnved NAV "a. IS7o f"r one fbou-
s,nj Insit linear foot If the StncKton Lode.
,bn same runninr 500 feet north,rlv and 500
H. ,ncttnn cit non Tho lode. with surface
r ~, 'go fSe. in With sitnatri in secret
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dissolution Notice g.

u,IIE CopABTNERsillP n mns of SMITH
existing under the 1nm dissolved BY nv y,
x MITCHELL, is this day uretiring from 'b :,
tual consent. H.. l.. smith ha conducted "
concern. the business "n' r MITCHELL Il;
the undersigned. ~
Morey. Jan. 7, 1874. 10Y
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"a TENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 90.
L.. 5. REGIsrrR's OFfIcE.

Eureka, Nevada. Dec. 81, 1878.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HI
~ Gnides and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company (Postoflice address Eureka. Neva-
da.l has this day filed in this office a diagram
together with a notice of application for a
patent from the United States. under act of
Congress approved May. 10, 1872. for eight
hundred so linear feet of the Geddes No. 1
Lode. the same running is feet northerly and
SIS feet southcrly from the shaft No. D.. with
surface ground 100 feet ut northern ed and
100 feet ut the southern end and situated in
secret Canyon Mining District. Eureka coun-
~, Nevada. and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office us follows, to-wit:
U. S. Survey No. 90.
Beginning at a post marked No. ~. s.
Survey No. So" whence the Town Co an s
we'll in Vanderbilt bears :. is Is E.. g.
shaft No. ) bears y. ~ ". III feet ane
Pine tree > feet in diameter marked q. n :. -.
/. bears y. ST.. v. Al feet; thence r nnInr
:. ~ " 100 feet to post marked No. 2C.S Sur
yey No. 90: thence Ma % W. 500 $40 feet
To- post marked No.. 3 L. :. Survey No. to;
thence y. - T.. laj feet TO post marked Ne. 4
L. :. Survey No. 81: and thence :. Ii +. 500
feet to post No. l. the place of beginning:
containing - -lIW acres. Courses expressed
! from the true meridian with a magnetic yari-
alton of lbi,s East. This claim is on unsur-
vcycd land and is bounded on the East by the
STOCKTON Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c, page IL of
the Secret Canyon District Mining records.
and a copy of the notice and diagram can be
found posted ut shaft No. ) upon the. lode.
do CYRUS I. HORN. Register.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. %.


Eureka. Nevada, Dec. ~. Is73.
\oTlCE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- Gcddes and bertrand Vii and Mining
Com! any. Po-totlice address Eureka. Neva-
ia, has thi- day filed in this Office y diagram
together with y notice OF application for n
patent from the United States. under act of
CONGRESS approved May 10, ~, fer eight
hundred >Er linear feet If the Gcddcs Ne. ,
Lode. the same running rs SO feet suutherly
and nj 1-lntcet north'rly from the t;eddcS W..
: hiatt with surface ground an feet in width,
situated IN Secret Canyon Mining District.
Eureka comfy. ~Nefaia, and described in the
plat and held notes on Tile in this oi'jc as fol-
lows, to-wit:
U. S. Survey No. II.
RcEinrlne NJ a post marked "yo L. 5. Sur
vcy No IL the same being post w. 1 Of Sur
yry 80. -, made for the Grddcs and bertrand
Ml.l and Mining tomlal.! on the Stockton
Lode, whence he fown tompauy'> well. in the
town of andcrhilf. hears south 3ja - east
%i'2 feet; shaft No. = bears south : west sos
feet; and the Gcdln> Ne. > .hatt bears north
y wcSt I7otevt; cthenee running south - ".
700 feet along said survey ~. - to- post
marked No. = l.. :. Survey No. y. whence Il
%nut-llne tree Is inches in diameter
bears north % east 10 tcct: thence north
II Wc>tNH t"ct to POST mark el W.. |. : sur
ve% Nc. Il: thence north - cas- .ue feet to
post marked ~. |. :. Survey No. II. whence
a n~dt-line tree ! foot in diameter marked g..
No. : i. /. hears south - east - feet; and
thence south H east Na feet te post xo. |;
the place o. beginning; containing : b1-lO0
acres: courses expressed from the true
east.
This claim i on unsurvcyed land and is
bounded on the south by the stockton Lode. The
claim / recorded IN Book {, page IT. Of the Sc
cret Canyon District Mining Records and n
copy OF the noticc and diagram can be found
posted ut the Hrddcs Va. = shaft.
dl tl 1T /. HORN, Register.
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Board of County Commissioner
ATTEST: /. II. llarmCA, Clerk.


STATE OF NEVADA,
County of Eureka.
1. +. II. HARMON. County Clerk and OK.
otiicio Clerk of the Board OF County Commis-
-%ionors in and for said county, do hereby GER
tily that the above and fcregOing i, a correct
and true copy Of the original matter Thereof.
which now remains In my Office at Eureka.
1ounty and State aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. l have. hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said Board.
at office "A the town OF Eureka, this 18th day
of January, A. ID. 1874.
+. ii. HARMON, County Clerk.
And ex-oficio Clerk OF the Board of County
Commissioners Eureka county. State of Ne
yadA. jI3
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NO WHOM ITMAY CONCERN. trsrship
is hereby given that the eo.pa 1tnees !
h t:aIisSl in the sa saIaSn business on L KsSyl CON- en:
has ha.' been this day dissolved by ma' must b
sent. All claims against the concern Z alone au'
presented to }. NJ. BAILEY. wno III l, accounts
thoriled to collect and receipt iSr TRaiIEY.
due the said firm, jal
Eureka. Jan, -, S14 ~
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Dissolution of Partnership

NoTICEI Is HEREBY GIVEN Inh hs,t ssa
\ partnership heretofore existing t Ve."sss
the undersigned in the blackmithlns ,"al con-
has this day been dissolved by mu aud firm
sent. All debts due or owing 70 ,u,s ,rs Per.
must be paid TO Geo, W.. u lliaVf firm will
sons holding demands against " S", GE;Imorei 70,
present their demands to geo;
settlement. IT, GILMORE.
Eureka. January -, 1911. nm
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. o3S.
; :. EtGlsrFE'S Grrfr"

IIirhd. NtNhIa, IIcc. -
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN ! =
y Gedde> and bertrand Mill n *
Company ,foStoficc address Eureha. va
da' ma this day Tiled IN this off e Il dia- am
together with a notice of appiiration ior n
ratcnt from the United States. under ACT of
Congress approved May 10. ls72. for eight
800 linear feet of the Bertrand No.
Lode. the same running ~ 6-ln feet north
erIy ana - lilo feet suutherly from the Ber-
traud shaft with surface ground .ut ice, in
width situated in Secret ta,yon Mining Bis
tfict, Eureka county. Nevada, and described
IN the Plat and field notes on file in this othc
as follows. tu-wit:
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Public Notice.,

NJ iNkRS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
h,,tey notified thai the Basye Console
e'p"hslnie Tor payment Of labor or material
au.hl,hed TO parties having contracts or
heteenlAnts To work on any Of the Company's
mines IN i1nto. secret Ganyon, or elsewhere
NJ i'uteha county. JOHN X. MI RPiIY. F..
Superintendent.
1u'chu' NeS.. october ., $50. oStt
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%4OREWAhp

Lost, strayed or sI'AcK,, OH
1--WE HORSE MULES. one mules mules, sh ,ss'
tails, ]' saasTs fIsrshsd m %' Isw. ' rs|s iSS $j';iss'
city Decemb her 3lth; last seq go for the d Eahejd
Of sand mules at Diamond 'm ,C,,.
er's Stable in Eureka: Err. pianena'"
,au.N-lm
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And O and each Of You are herep! nTf
fled that unless the amounts due from tass@
Of ninety days from this date to VI pave..
port. a, his Office in Eureka, Nevada ;s.s o. y
shall become the property of your eo-vsu si
in said mining claims. under aId oy ,N Slt'u Iss
the law OF Congress, approved va! iT narsor.
entitled An Act to promote tne pg Trsd
mcnt of the Mining Resources Q, W. ecHY'
states. MARX Roller;
Eureka. New, Oct. q, 1873. oZ'iaA"u
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U. S. Survey No. r..

Beginning at Il POST marked No. | L. 6. Sur
NeN 40 -, whence the Town Company's well
IN tn town 81 ! andcrbilt. bear. south - 81
east "is5 teei: The bertrand Shaft bears north
- west ~ feet; shan VI. ! bears south ;Oi,o
west ~" feet, and a nut-pine tree 9 inches in
diameter, marked Il. W. / L. T. bears south
l"leet' thence running south "a west 200 feet
10 post marked NJ. u. ). Survey Ne. -;
whence post No. I OF Survey 40 20. made for
the "eddeS and bertrand Mill and Mining
' "mpany upon the Stockton Lode. bear north
- - west III teet; thence north II west sp
tyet I" post marked No. : 5. survey NJ. %:
.H'heH H"tth - ca>t ia feet To post marked
~, : : survey SO. -; and thence south II
90 w lc't 10 POST W. / the place of begin
h.hS' containing } G--lN acres: courses en-
Pressed from the true meridian with "A mag
ng'l. variation Of 10 east. This claim i on
nh3HfNeyed land and is bounded on neither
rnn ny any kaGWn claimants; the nearest
mines are the Geddes We. > and stockton.
ne claim * recorded in E-ol &. mace o of
aa% seeret canyon District Mining Records
ent a COPY OF the notice and diagram can be
I'9ha posted at the bertrand shaft avon the
l"i". d.! CYRUS T. HORN, Ree.ssef.
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During the past Quarter the following
transfers were made:
From the General Fund 10 the bis.
trict Judge Salary FuuJ.. : "a mn
From the Eureka Interest Fund IN
the Contingent tund...... oso On
From the General Fund TO the
State fund~-.~".-~~......... l0l -
Amount assumed of Lander Conn
~ M
Amount liIuidated in June. ls73 ~ 4 :
Amount liquidatcd during tast
Quarter"iI~.~.~.~--...-~... G,la3 4,
haiahce uue Lahder County,. 9,215 l2i@
NorE.-Amount of delinquent mining tax
collected by Lander County and due F,,rek,
County, but not reported, 81 ,2Os.04l., thus re-
duclns Eureka county's Indebtedness 10
Sl9,36 81.
SAMUEL BELL. County Auditor.
W. A. SEAToN. County Treasurer
ErREKA, January >. 1874.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT ".
HtoP Ell. Is my authorized agent durinr nv
temporary at 1ence from Eureka.
san iary 10Th, 1871. h'
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Assessment Notice.

To D. H.. HALL, p. U'C0NN0R. LOUIS
HAICk, L. BURNER. JOHN LATCH,
4. NJ. GELAT, and }. ANDERSON.
YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HERl.
l by notified that there is due from yg
the sum set opposite our respective name
TO. the working and development OF them'
lowing named mines, set opposite your naIs'
situated in the Antelope Mining District tG,
rcka county, and State of Nevada, to'WI'