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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-20
STOREY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL


TICKET.
Senators,
T. A.ArKINsoN, L. T. FOX.
Asssnblynsn.
JNO. MeCAUsLAND, JAS. SINGLETON,
X. W. kUsTBR, JAS. MekENZlE,
WILLIAM GRAY, r.. j. BREED,
BART. CALLAHAN, q. Il. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM LEHIGH, FRED. J. TITUS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-20

MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
shswias The sspssr Of Feet asd Shares ..
b D~viseipal Miass dealt In 90 shs sas
francisce Ssssk anA kxckAsSs Beard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-20

Mn. Bnsxxsl will fnd in the chop
ping sea Of the British Channel .
foamin' worthy Of his stssl.-Boston
Irsucript.
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POLITICAL. E

-
ElEcrlon, =. TUESDAY, nov. ., 1874.
senatsrsi
JOHN PIPRR,
.. ". CHUBpUcK,
Assenhlynsn,
PHILIP REESE,
X. n. SMITH,
n. q. ANDREWS,
WALES AvgRILI.
Z. L. BUCKINGHAM,
"a J. r. smith,
THOMAS u. ATKINSON,
JOHN y. MCDONNELL,
WILLIAM d. GRAY,
SIMON OGG.
II. CRANDALL,
JAMES L0wRRY.
District !sdss,
RICHARD RISING.
JAMES SHOWERS.
Csssty Clerk,
AUGUSTUS AsII.
District Attsr.ev.
WILL cAMPBELL.
Treasurer,
r. l.. srERN.
Recorder,
ARCHY J. MCDONNELL.
Assessor,
THOMAS GRACEY.
Pssue Ad.laissrassr,
WILLIAM MAYER.
Superintendent Of Pubiie schools,
J. n FLINT.
sarveysr,
ROSS Z. BROWNE.
Cessty Csu.ississersi
w. u. SHEPPARD lions rerns
JOHN RANDALL tLsss fsrm),
l.. II. T0RP tshsrs Tsr.ss
A. FOX tsLsrt rer-,.
Jsssicss Of the Peaes-virstnisi
r.w..Aip Ne. i-JAooB YOUNG, JR.
rs~n.Aip Ne. a-J0HN KNOX.
Justice Of tho Pssce-G Geld mn,
z. WRIGHT.
Csustables-virsisiat
Tswsslip No. I-THOMAs HUGHES.
Township Ne. ~. ID. BALDWIN.
Cssstasie-Gsid Hir,
HUMPHREY sfMONrs
sehssl Trsstsss-virsisiai
y. G. LORD,
w. n. HIcK0K,
X. J. PAsM0RR,
AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS,
X. HURD.
sehesi Directsrs-Gsid Hini
DIR. W. O. c0NwRLL,
n. y. HAzELrINK,
r. a. rs * a
,.sn--..a v..>s,s...
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state Csstrai Cs..ittsi

storey county Il. L. Requa, q. A. King
I. q. Maynard. Z. 8. Davis.
0ms6y eoanty-F. stsdtmulisr, 8. 7. Swim.
Lander eounty-A. Z. shannon.
Lyon eo1nty-Dr. Q. B. zabhskis, Dr.. w.
Buneher.
Nys oounty-T. waxeurton.
washos eounty-. II. Kinkssd, &C. Pown-
ing.
White Pine eounty-A. @. Cleveland.
Cnurehiii coanty-waiisce 0oodsll.
Douglas eountyJamss W. Hanes.
Eiko eoanty-F. II. Smith. J. 3. Mayhugh.
Eurska eounty-A. I. Davis, A. @. Turner.
EsmersldA county,. O. hcciinton.
Humboldt county-M. s. Thompson.
Lincoln eounty-D. n. ryrrsll, D. Crttenden.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-20
10 MARRIAoE.

BY order Of AZ Ne B e h q T;r:ss'ssi Secretary,
Cola HIN, New, Oct. 10, 1874. oeie I'd
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CAUTION.

Willow JACKET SILVER MiNiN.
hereby cautioned against purchafine the follow.
Ing described stock Of the Yellow Jacket SiveI
Mining Company. a. the same has been soll Ior
As,ssSment No. IL, this 10th day OF oe'ooer'
ma Nance. No, Cert. sh. :
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rPONRME

,. aai aS a., 81 November At the same hour and
''''' 81: !; y s!s |
l.. II. NEWTON,
SAMUEL DIXON,
oei7 I'd Trustees.
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2 9spsrtntsaasne 81 Pablo Inssructtes,
y. r. KELLY,
OF Eureka county.
Fer State Miseralssist,
". X. wHIrEHII.l~
or Churchill county.
Fer state Printer,
c. c. PowNIN0,
OF wsshos county.
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IIoIr. s.lss 3 NcKxr, A.,ornsy:, San
francisco, Cal. sells sd
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Csustables-virsisiat
rswssAip No. I-THOMAs HUGHES.
Township Ne. ~. ID. BALDWIN.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-03-07

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