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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-27
pALTIMonE CONSOLIDATED

~ MINING company.
Location Of works, Gold I'LL District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice il hereby given that alta meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees OF said Company. held on
tho 2ith day Of January, ls7i, an assessment
(No. 81 OF One Dollar and Finy Cents per share
was levied upon tho capital stock Of said Con.
colo coin: to the Secretary, al the once Of the
Company. Room No. l. No. 40l California
street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shah
remain unpaid on TUESDAY. the ad day OF
March, 1874. shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auc.
ton. and unless payment shall be made before.
will be sold ON WEDNESDAY, the 2Sih day OF
March, 1874. 90 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF rale.
DAVID T. BAGLRY. Secretary,
Onice-No. 40i California street, San Fran.
cisco, California, Room Nc. I. last til
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-27

UALUABLEs LOST IN SUCH PLACES
recovered at small expense
GRADING ofall kinds contracted for. Terms,
Reasonable. Orders from Gold Hill. Silver
street Virginia, promptly attended TO.
fiot n JACOB ROGERS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-27

The Necessity OF "a yisii Overcome.
To CORRESPONDENT.
Patients residing In any part Of the State,
however distant, who may desirc medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
TO submit q written statement OF such In prefer.
ence 10 holding q personal interview, arc assured
that their communications will DO he'd most
Acred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed TO the CORE
spending physician, thus:
HEM. y. JOSSELYN, N. D.,
box T3y 61S Sacramento street.
Between Montgomery and kcarny,,
iyi ri san francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-27
TULIA GOLD AND sILVER

oniec = No. 10 sicvcnson's Building, sai
Francisco, Cal. feiG I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-27
WILLOW JACK ct SILVER

On T. BNUEE1 SccfcIhTy.
Room No. I, No. 40i California street
San francisco, California. fell td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-27
KNICKERBOCKER MINING

0ficc-Room 81 Ilayward's Building, II
California street, San Franclrco. Cal. fniI I'd
, 1874-09-21

moro osaosing than almopt atyr nnn,o,oor nav.
c,;s Tlais evening scribe's comedy, "rno 1ano,o
n,,hl,, n W. IL h9 presented NTH stronc cast' n
f"'"'i'o" Ill LIE Tribune yesterday
M'vtcEEn'a THEATRE.
Ms' 'ohofson will con,monco tho third voo,, n
n,s Engagement at NoVichor's this oyo,,lng, n,,t
VIII pay MP Pd" 1ptnh3e as before, Thoro -, !,
usoly ,oaaoh to tnfor, from tho prosperity Of tl(
aoeu uuse tic past two wocks, that tho prosonI
"4', po ssi! moro profitable. It is a;t,corclv T.,
In ~ Hopeu t'as oYorY ono WHO las not aeon I'm
a,, H." ~ ~ Inls wcok and giyo h1r. Jefferson n
va l'eve y y n,ny boo xic,rs and Dr.. rangtoss m
nton, but soma 'oiI1ca: Of i.a H., R charming
oen orz We arc not koy 10 soc tl,oeo
sin asotoa ny A1r. JolorHon, or ANYBODY n,sc
r. , suaAo aitl canuot afford to lat lin ~ o'Ii III
10 Inns p!ayod them. ~ Ao' t''' 10 I'LL
~, Ite ACADEMY or stuatn.
r. tnu l'lnsaFds open Tonight in '.Tho gphinx.
~ ~ nus mover yot boon played In this couutry and
, uuu 1oo look forward to ilH production with m
LUG interest. ar. Linyal1l will. ii, ntli.ion Io
~ utana. glvo sorios OF hia cl,aractor,nt,o
hMe1oaos which haye boon aoen buk ouco in this
=! c:'s ~ t,so yeara,on tho occnston of hi. l,ono,t
=. al,eyielor's: NJ, Tho sketches incuo lIm, !" 'Thn
,na''a 1 n1Hfyo,~ nf"n0,". g. g. n. o Fronol,
Muddebsain," :" etc., aud lis ron,nrI,ahj, a,,tua ~
t!ra,. !u..Sn1ai'oph or celebrated characters,
s'4"''4' l1oFaco ureoloy, Ion Butler, aud othora.
THE MlNsTnELs.
:, .ao''S u Loon'a Alnstro1a hayo d capi.nl hill |
Iata Mcoa. Iho lust Hhotch, "Mous, Ct,ou-
'o"''t III screaming burnt.corlt FARGO, a,tt will
i,sIp y" nllalonco amused, without rcasonnhlo
.otlpt. u Inns boon carefully relcarscu onI vii
70 played for tho frat time, <" "'''
, 1874-09-21
VISITING THE Co1rucrr,

IL aceofoa'co With resolution Of tho Cootral
eo"mlttee, recommending to lie Exooutivc
conmltttee That delegation Of 100 business
l lnoh and others should accompany tho Executive
Committee s, To visit the Common Council ro,a.
1So 70 tho pasaago Of tue tIro Ordinance now
p'na'ng ooloro tho Council, The following t]o,o,
CATION will proceed 10 tho Council, to-rirht NJ .
o'clock: "A''' '"-n'sn' ~ q
,c,,t n1sf;te S3!;G Gommite-Franlin aJucycao pro,,
rrsstent uen L. s uheaio. l. i Rier!sso ioa,cr Wee.
Mackan, q n. Henderson. Goi. op9n'Gf ~ , mlomaH
oan9o! l!rtc, Feor Brhutrr j. a. A,,'i.. 1.mona,
H., s'eafoh :. gr ElizeHs-it H. WIijnri fnra; \,
t"n -; r. - ,ui u. Loeweuthal, Jacoi. 1i"s"u,t, A.
b. q. oaaari oaiii'oll; IT,: =: =; Wathna ". VI, KmGa'
+ Siia'ssi 5yna" 5s nassnss;i nasaSi & istte: isl@ss
nnRlattiA u. Hnrey j. Mcfiro",ans s1na y. Je"ctt.
uoano, u; @. AicCor,nlci, A5iab ,;a., nIdt5 !: "
sso'Hprr Hram Wheeler Il T. Thnyor' ''au; JoMn -
n. I1Iinginn 1'; JoAn y, Drakc ii. d. Ionrhtai;ua
so H. it. Wria t. 1!ayRh D. RI,,ts.r 4. e. 1Ies!g, it. D. Ill.
H. Blair L. T. Letter. i. " a;nten a. y; Galloway u
nan, John a. TyrelI W. Ii. Dvn".,,, HnarY dreene-
T.. q oa'er Charez L. Culver. II eiaa Wn' sepn'
Drand i:oGnfs Nas,, ,w, j.. H. hioy.cEer. III Jnn ~
iorLcr sri,' me Hd Norinan Williams, j. q. E"ietnr. n
Wesier. = t. ik' r. Kin1 KlInsse Edxnr H. isan a j. M
Saihan a1uars, q, Il in u.n,M'tnB, q. =.
r. n. nog4ett, j. j, drny Wiljtan, ,, m4n y ltrnes
pnt Insa nssa1o, Wiley H. Igan, Jacob ieinr1 i, pns @
j. i. HnnHS 0s9"s Ahdraw brown sa,,.Isl Nivm.s
4 l. srona i. ireut,,ss. resoasx. qas0fgo E Waller, IT,"
tlsby Or. Carlcs t. 1is,yiaMn. -. +; E;, naFb1nls ii.
Wplie3, ~ r. Ea1ncg, II. H. Tuyjnr Ioi, !Is !iIl-
/ ;,: m ISsFs,n, r. = sencer, IT, Y, psse. + a'SIs
Viz n.v,d IL i;. -. 1".a!s ucorGo O. j nton Joln l:ne
'A' DA''a oFaasS L. j. ProsRcr Juhu Duriin n1n.
, 1874-09-21
I'M 111vUtktiyo Noxvp.,,.

I
tax gooa '1 story ~ told Of young laly wboso
or horn mesnu emu '0fopto fopto II n9to e greater ta
Wnofo sho know point-luoo wouiJ La - ~
@ unas anu diamonds at running acale Of na~: 1,,
aas n.seace ahe aet or wits to work ton to ,nso "K aKr
lad ueithar 'p y n,cl Eorgoous company. so
n ~ more 20 TIC point sho had no rlu.,ey to Ema. nu
do"a2 vh 'n9se sIo snn ~; ea'iso gown was to Is
w4at to tile lees brilliant m,,, xa
n,nt aug, ny tue aid Of her fa,ry aiusro- eonntar
mosi9r M 0IS 3itc Mt s Hanging up III bor eIosot Ms
its plu poxk N,ifo el9yelowcd wrnhlcd tatteruJ
49,, 80 noxt allotted uao Tas to figure in na1.
r %o,a quiit but In hor dilenma tlis eost 1,I. ni
I;oS EoSn shis phantom from gcoro Or more n nar
snrnt;nm @ G1mfotIea her aud with it auddcp it,
ed III opened her puitbox she is an 1'a a1t nGs,
amrfno ", no mean preaoutly over tLo facd
nmd ~ e@psa1lg @ doic9to tracory Of old-to era.
m oly Solomon in sill hs glory was ocnaad % A' hnt o.
VII euo otoor women in tAcir diamonds and }aoo
, 1874-09-21

arse t''3ffas fss mosa asssa II sfer dog in ssts
ablg comsado hut o btato sttoot o oa SsG 1 VIII WI,
ippp"r. notllng disturbed, tho two dora AMI AMI
orotn,S uMm s ~ w1itod awhile lo tho Big dor aolI. H.
ono s'eGIy Gygrlin, tG i!set fsa,| hond troc a to o
tho homo of ,a h,lousy ran toward tho city past
poara and tho !ittlo ono ropoatad tic ,nanc, %
n vro this ttmo calling out hin nsanant T1'a ~
rod Of ef @ Until pmra,or snl pursued woro within
n,.a killed tho State stroot dog III saaonn H @ I!co
~ o,s uog and tle tttc thor gazed tranonj]iv
iew seconds at teir fallen foo. altar Will" ,y
pood eS a1g se,1 Eits of aown to,; and to avonser
, 1874-09-21

rNFW
dloe anti ioafors Ind takon tho placea,
| !, THE coMMtTTku or ONE MuNDnEn
thoh fooolved aavnro oastlRRtion md woro oo,,.
uill,'qd Sna sg'G!9 ers, e ead It was noling
ny nonbora llad boon as loo,, In tho nn';tnnt vi
mifo ny tho ward bumlnora wore in t,,n ,,,1
lio adtIoss to Tho people, iBsl,o bv tl,at n','. a
ho was e na, It claimed that tlo oopo waa
oyo: hoard Of sueh 1,ollnonuo Eorrnnt Nv m,lo ha
py tho People! Not Biuglo oxnnnio cn,,t ugoa 1o
ra i1mnu wAoro nation lad oyor bocn t1osrovo n
.Iungn ',,Iionga ~, hio corruption uf tie neoplo. XII
ton ol tIo mon ,sa It 't tno iS n troHgh tho oor<p
wa,1d ,,os iho 10 powor to do away with t,o ne III Il
,..a pe potter TINT this world aoud T"H ~
rI,'n TIL r., ~ Our great mon would have livo1 IN
lnn,, TX su.t noplo oxauples wollld alt have
x1o x,,,o, T,R nLoATED An1srounarR
n,,a ,sn, lia city said, work. 10 will not 1ivo
nua pIoaa wo have not" and tlloro waa nosfy ~
arstosratioo At oex Btrs,.s aGs sss an
Ine t,,t noor M ' worhinNmon liyod toro was uotnnr
nt ossl"nohu. W nld tho water they Ind waa akou
'n pnt % 81 nnwloleHonle cs.clnu. Thcso mon mint
ves s9ito Ians r,a Of; Ihoy eca not whether
power, anl thcr places supplIc Will witt, i,onost ,u
mon ts; "A Az long as they had not thoir righta tLoy
"eoo not caro- for anybody. EApplnnao,l
on,, !, THEME Musr NJ a ciIASaE
BY hscif or v nj T we1!er 4 was
sciaEor-ginder: il yas tic cause itrclr el MI
l laau onHsa wont into tho deepest dcntlu Of In.
' nnn o w,,,1 aaa society There would DO no ren
~, I'M was up "aa down. md wat waa down
ng'nlon'B societies like un.al riyora running IL.
'etHer INTO Que mighty stroain which, with IRA.
NJ td 11y would flow onward, aud carry viii
ion,d again DO puro and frsn foroyor eusay @raayy
nd lon3-contlnuol npplarse.1 I0''"s
AND oT1ti;Hs.
leaara; ;E5otes Kings, and several o1,ors
Though, Alr. Hoffman was roncaIedIv ui''o1t; oat;
'pt,L1tosl: applauoa during his remarks, sill aI
'i'teu nh trt wl H.! them; Thoy run ay Of lin, and
orkingmens nomination for Uonrress p ~, " to tGo
'isu sl,,i District. air: Hoffman calculates TIM.
,rti, T sc Tceetyo I've large German yoto On tie tie
,,v ouG' au ,1,, e!,d Tue Granger yoto of Lake ri
". eo VI o4cc' | III
, 1874-09-21

GENERAL NEWS

= s,,r,,, - q GENERAL S'ttls NEWS.
Tho s,la ~ ,,"no,. ''' 49, aua criminal noWa.
concerts us ipi ia 'uo ora rhoooro rhoma
at Janson McOlurg l. Co. 3, III sinte ~ st, e'ooh
Tho pow-rontug Of tho rh;ra r,',p p1sat' a.'oos.
Church closos thia oyonjnr " I in'1 ,',,a rrosbytora
DO open from 1880 to $3.50. '' "'4'
,,, Tho tair an,l festival for tho boneat =, H.,
Biio link viii clo8o toun,cl ip'ofs @ at the weut
w lo presentod to lilo sncoeusfi go sesta Tsteh
AID. J. ol,rion. 'Au'1sAto'
old waif II afofsGn -, M pncomSn found 4-woeks
tween 1sto md isndop DGaaoorn ast ovan sroot be-
aons nn ~ 70 1no noundll''g's Homo. '' A
Of brisaport Conn., and narty ~ Eostnnr, Euvor,
ciapl.alistn, ip accompanied by several 1adIoa oft
smo lmmer House aat' oyoni,g, nntl omLnrko,i l9ai
for ' thpp hsp9eat tra or tue Noraostora Rway
have largo mfng-nterosts. vh;a ktH!lssGflen ttn'
, 1874-09-21
LAKE,

| A@&-IAI-
1he Lake TruHtecA mot iu aeaao, ~ A.,
Iown-llall Saturday afternoon, with MI nroso...
a1tor reading and approving tho mlnptoa ~ H.,
previous meetings, the Licouso Comm,t,oo .,,,,
nsttea their report. On their rocommonfot;o,,
s.Asooh Econsas wcro granted, aud lin bon1u ~
tue Same approved Dills TO tho a,nonnt ~
paid. "''' o'"0'o" 10 be
| Il committee OF packers then appeare1 haror,
s1o 1oara III relation to tho ordinance pcast,1 NJ
recent meeting providing for tho iaviu, or
natef~plpcs through tho Stock-Yartls an.1 or
taokers avenue. Mr. Murphy stated TINT ti,oir
opleet IN meeting tho Eoard was for TIN
pusPoao '.d'a,ea. OF changing the wording of TIM
1'sn 1y'1u!1hueo n! from iron to wootlon p;no
WEI Yno 9srd could 500 no objection to to Stoa. c
pipe t1oy pa;ry anu tue pacsors using whatever
H., 1Aat will suffer, III caso Of failure in ep p,t,os ppo
nne mattor was referred to AIr, Gov wit f..
0't1Tualous trHn .'s to prepare proper ordinance.
o,ao N.n tastar OF improving Packers ayonuo. yas
ers. They wautod the streot made nos5n1n a'1t nt
at]eot - - soon AZ tho Question of wllothor tic
Ely. sslues IL private or public pronorty ia aattnd
~ soy na' "naeu II graded and payed On motion Of
ay loo loads or OF ennns d,uanastcr was instructed to
'39S i95ai1omlng sote: Yeas, .; Nuyst 2. "
ecn,a; ~ ,ne;esation or residents on Mack Hrcot mo-
oat;n etGu communication stating TINT at recent
rasosod sd tla s' the he7S o[a Of A. +. l. + Mack
Hpe1 to%rt,, Maok street. from Gxtythlrd to Sxty.
touttA stroot: Quite long discussion folinwol
ua .ho ilcuties Of the enterprise, and it flnaliv
;o, ~ ~ IL laying tho nlattor oyor till Tho opin
cured. ~ tnc caso had boon 10
Int tesoIution M 1 was thon otrorod setting forth
,onnnoI he w. eafenlt OF tho watcrpipca IS nearly
ortnr ~ na 1t becomes necessary for tic mo-
, 1874-09-21

Wo arc not surprised TINT lin Afo-aa 4,
tseE!any City has been aadly porployed ~ tia H.,
nESn alT: Mayor fleming. Wish 10 provo,t ~,
Ispry Iuoas net%een ~ NY Wfe. Mrs. alaega - ain nj
!tEheny. - A'o' so-s Street, AL
wiin FL s sg to @ ne her aef that se oro going awuv
u,tl jucarHatr ~ .s soot E'ilgeu to That oliect
sc - or aet IT, to soienle i to take lasee NJ nri,
'.t ~ ~, Ut ttatranunss 30 lcaEo intof, nm vi @
10 'ako. YOURS ltczrcctfnlls A'4 "'' MAI eofse
County jail,
rs Pleas Let m. K,,,v ,r,.., Pittsburgh Pa
late. o" ""ae ~ uo hlof II III too
, 1874-09-21
,>~->-..~>o PERIODICALS.
THE ATLANTIC lT0NTHT,,Vl: NTH,l:
OCYOBER NUMBER
mo" ready, ind for salo by all Doo1r mud
Newa Doa1ors.
PRICE 50 CENTS,

Fiction;
MI, IT, liowHLs'a New NoyE1--A TOItEt;ny,, f,nn,
tlUslbN. N.-XIi, 0''3 oUN-
@ ~" ~. JaMEs, siH.'a t:UtiESIs pIf,1srp,xr
o'tsh MAbs"oAyl1a MARTYRS VAR Nm,
Personal Sketches
StnnhE GREAT CONTEMPORARY ,,uar
~. ,E,n tiE',naE GARY EauLrsros,s ppnr,, 90
ht'.,t ht'.M,t"4AhGOTlONss this l,,o oil uons - i Il
Philosophy:
he aiiESS iES t,i1;f sitis snEEXas ohAnnE's HAVE AMI
Poetry:
Mn MMn' HHMET IiAnTE's RAMON.
Mi!.' M'i ntxSsS nai!4sxhT'i Fi,I II;AIRRE;1}H,ElIS
aud othlr psusils.
Criticism:
= ''tfs HI, th,ni1faTnS,H i1 !!tEQpNKE ANUANIr,.
s: fs''.ss i,HEilifHliSSGpit liliSpbt 1KiRIh5ttkAu 1KiR5tk .a
spos. oa sstGtart I'D 1GSt Th SSo'aa cssas
Il. Q. H0UGHT0N & co., Boston,
A0RD L. H0UGHT0N, Now York,
, 1874-09-21
NEW PUET.7f!Ar rr0xrr

~,--~>..-~-:l,LEW EEW PUBLICATIONS..
---<~~-~.~s-NtN
"Eirst OF all in ntt1n rtic,s., ~.
pace 'eho Galaxy '"---cilicago Stand.
Alc variety of it's contcnts
their solid worth, their 1o.il1;nrno
anu thelr great interest make IN :,
general character Of grent excel.
Post, ocaloA
, 1874-09-21
NEW YORK TO CARDTFF

sslas.. rati1poaAaal.sn r%h1s Aasno S?an,hp opany. vov
uarryns s"a,. H.. .seit. 2a PEatBisoKE oas:
asu s fsqsh e p5sts stss t;s
fhsse aoasrs. b nj nt!er =! pans il uaand III tao
coaFoI0non OF ''AFeofo'non for tito cOn,;nrtand
r,,.. o1slS 1,. AND sTEnRAan PASSENGER,
etse,aSs 3 a0'''a caeln a
tor t5sis tiierc tGf e. I'D aps.rd..
pnty's Ulcos fN3o1uGnara No epply in Cardiff at TIN o
""o1tlhALD bAxTEit / S t51,,n - hEoatxso Nsm txosk t.
No. Il Brusis.,v
, 1874-09-21

Ltabe. I Afrjr1
Omaha Icasouwttl,f 4 tuhtton =, is7H77"-- -----
1cru Accommodation ~ tH:,3 a. III, 3:1o p. m.
NiKlt It1 prnss. ;u p ~ a:20. NJ,
, 1874-09-21

~ usAfr manufactures has over reached tAlH der
u pes'o'aioi1. sold by Nil grocers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-28

sold twenty-five per cent. cheaper than
those of other manufacturers. They
will do all work that any sewing ma
chine can do, from finest to coarsest.
Bell & Green have a display of har-
ness and harness hardware showing
fine workmanship and good stock.
L. A. Carey has from his nurseries
a full variety of young orange and
lemon trees and banana tree planted
in boxes or tubs and forming grove
almost of themselves. We noticed the
following varieties: Chinese dwarf
banana, Shaddock, Oangarine, Sicily
and dwarf Chinese Mandarin orange,
as well as the Myrtle-leafed, Como, Sc
vile Bitter, st. Nicholas, Acapulco,
Malta Blood and Citron varieties. Sew
eral varieties of lemon were also intro
duced in the collection, and one we
noticed eight months from the bud,
measuring six feet in height.
E. H. Harral has thirteen sewing
machines on exhibition of the Wheeler
& Wilson manufacture and ranging in
price from $50 to $3.50. One of the
Secor machines is also shown, which
is claimed as one of the latest and best
inventions or improvements in the
line. Above the display is ranged in
line nine diplomas for premiums taken
at the several fairs of the State given
this year. The agent of these ma
chimes claims every first premium
which has been awarded for sewing
machines in the State during the pres
ent season.
Brunk & Bruk come last but far
from least In the interest which they
contribute to the general display.
They have in separate apartment
from the main room a collection of
fowls which could not be eclipsed at
any poultry market in the country.
The several varieties are: the Hou-
dams, speckled white and black, said
to be the finest layers in the world;
the Leghorn, medium size, white and
very valuable, single rooster and
pair of hens being worth 5000; Buff
Cochin, large, fine Winter layers; dark
Bramah, large and good layers; light
Bramah, large and also good layers.
Some pet rabbits, together with good
supply of each breed of fowl COM
pletes the display. Two uncommonly
smart educated chickens are among
the number, and they will readily
convince the observer that they know
thing or two. Messrs. Brunk and
Bruk make speciality of raising
poultry and are also engaged in the
bee-busidess. They are agents for the
Poultry WOrtd-the standard author
ity on matters pertaining to fowls.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-28

Our stock of fancy goods unexcelled,
and at prices so low as to defy compe-
tition. Come and see them at the
Identical" 3S Main street, Perry &
Riley Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-28

Twenty five thousand cigars just
received to-day and for sale cheap to
the trade, at the Identical" SO Main
street, Perry & Riley Block.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-18
MIddletOwn
Connor's Point.
Ely's G EDITION.

W Third street, lots sos
507 40 4S6 500 SIC 524
" Fourth street, lots 513
5l5 81 SO 533 442 IA 452
462 i64 5lS $50 532 53S $40
542 544
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-18

StiliSOn y dUfeS
W 1st Lots 8 81 81 90115
100 1872 146 las Isl PA PAS
260 262 263 272 pa 297 311
81 319 343 1868 365 378 3S5
3S7 1874 400 494
" Bud. Lots II 10 % 81
63 1T 119 161 10 172 49,
221 223 2tf 2443 33o 37737S
433 435 437 4O3 405 449 49,
499 503.
" Sd. Lot 9 II 13 65 67
165 167 169 2O9 217 265 a6?
lS9 zo3 265 2s7 453 2S8 4o3
405 4o7 436 453 ACT
W La Lots 81 I43 81
2lS 81 rs 22- rs 23i $50
237 3::3 314 3T5 go 4OS All
Alb AIS Al 439 443 Al 44S
W 5th 9 II IS IS ~ 434 is
II 1879 l31 LAB AS 2S2 2S4
2S6 2s8 292 338 368 a87 4O5
407 Ala
w6'il Lot 81 IS "a 95 IT
12i 236 23o 240 241 IA 1862
373 81 3S3 All
" 7th Lot 1913 125 1877
132 ia 1876 1i7 149 Isl 154
l56 l6S 353 355 362 372
W 8th Lot IS IS 70 Y ~
rs o5 301 1903 3G5 800 31G
3l2 327 329 336 $40 354 356
364
w 9th, Lots 6S II 73 70
IS so f53 155 157 159 1872
164 276 278 291 300 BIS 800
81 345 3i7 354 372 374 3s1
800
" 10Th, Lots 81 So IS 81
80 Isl 153 155 157 159 289
1913 300 81 3S1 3S3 389 391
W 18th, Blocks 8 1912
IL 10 5 hf of W hf %
W 18th. Blocks 1917
W 18th, Block, S 10 "a
ne Or 4 g hf IS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-18
The SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY. APRIL IS, 1871.
Published March {. 1873.
CHAPTER ia

Az ACT provide for the sal Of Delinquent lands for
I year 1872, by the county treasurer OF Douglas
county. :
The ope of the State OF W,cansln, represented III
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows;
Section J. Tie county treasurer Of the county OF
Douglas he eby authorized and required % adyer-
tse snd SELL the second Tuesday Of May, 1879, al
lands III sid county upon which taxes Interest ana
charges Tor tire year 1872 shall MOI have geei paio
aud s1ch aale oticlnlHeut lands shall be as valid
and binding a. If the same had beer'rnade rs rroyd~
I'd by law oH the second Tuesday Of May, A. d. 49,
provided that The advertisement OF said sale may De
included in the regular notice Of sale OF delinquent
property in said county for tie year 1872.
sec ,. This net shall take effect and be IN force
from and after it, passage
Approved March 1874.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County Of Douglas. J
Motto" is hereby given that SO much OF each tract
r parcel # land town lots described IN the lol-
lowing statement as may be necessary for that pur-
no q will On tn 2ud Tuesday in May next. being the
TWELFTH Day MAY 4. D. 1874
and The next succeeding days thereafter be sold 10y
me AT public Assctiun al my office Al tbs count
bouse in the town Of Superior the seat of jusice q
said county, fpr the paynent of delinquent taxes
for the years 1872 and 1873 returned to me by the
Town Treasurer in the County of Douglas
Given under nv hand 1T the Office Of the Cou' ty
Tlesufer Of DoHglai unity ard state Of Wisconsin
IN the Town Of Superior TIA 1st da' OF April lof
THOMSON KITCHIE, County Treasurer
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-18
MiddletoWn.
ElY's Addition.

W Third street, lots 400
494 1875
W Fourth street. lots
446 AS asa 45S 400 48O 49S
500 500 504 SOC 500 SO 512
514 522 524 526 528
w Fifth street. lots AIS
420 422 42t 40 49S 500 500
504 514 546 54S $50 552 AT
429 431 433 437 439 441 AS
447 457 1913 1875 497 499 sos
5o7 500 511 5275 8 535
W Sixth At eet | t. 1886
1913 400 426 42S 43 1872 500
5i2 5l4 $40 53S $40 $40 544
55S 433 435 AL SIS 443 45i
Sol 5O3 5l3 5l55l7
w Seventh street. lots
3T2 $40 3TS $50 $50 3S4 4s6
4oo 5l4 $40 51S $40 SO 524
59o 900 sol 500 sos 507 500
511 $50 541 SAB
W Eighth street, lots 449
451 453 1855 500 COL
" NTH street. lots Ala
AIS 400 Az 424 426 AS sos
$40 512 546 STA 1877 401 544
585
W Tenth street., lots 49s
500 502 504 534 $50 SAG $50
419 40 ASS 565
W Eleventh street, lots
ASS 526 All E9 521 522 500
531 541 SAB
W Twelfth street, lots
474 5o2 465 467 493 49,
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TAX. SALE
NOUGLaS CnTNTY.

STATE oF WISCONSIN,, }
ouuty of Duugias
Nu;i,e Is hereby gwen.
that so much ufracH tract
or parcel of land or town
lots described ia the fol
low ing staten ut rs may
be necessary for that pur-
pose will on the 2nd Tues
day in May Lext, being
Tho
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,

DOUGLAS COU N 7 Y
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-04

SECTION I. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representative of the State of
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the parishes of Natehitoches, Red
River, De Soto and Sabine are hereby act
apart and shall hereafter compose one judi
cal district, to be numbered the Seventeenth
judicial District of the State of Louisiana,
and the terms of the district court for said
parishes shall commence as follows: For the
parish of Red River, on the first Mondays of
March and September for the parish of De
Soto, the first Mondays of April and Octo-
Der; for the parish of Sabine, the first Mon
days of May and November; for the parish
OF Natchitoches, the first Mondays of June
and December.
Sec. 3 BE it further enacted, ETC., That
the term of service of the judge and district
attorney, which shall be appointed by the
Governor by and with the advice and con-
sent of the Senate, shall expire at the time
of the next general election in November,
1874, when the Governor shall order an cleo
ton to fill the offices of judge and district
attorney, as provided by law to fill other
offices to be filled by election at said general
election.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, etc.. That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage, and all acts and parts of acts in
conflict herewith be and the same are hereby
repealed.
lSigne1 CHARLES w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
tSigned) 6. G.. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Approved February %. 1874.
fSigned) WILLIAM Z. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
A true copy:
P. G. DEsLoNDE.
Secretary of State.