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SPAlN,
TIE CAEL1sT FORCES,


PtHre, Dec. l.-Torcay's Ohio" gives an Of
dcial retu1n Of tie Car5t forces in the Provinces
Of Navatre. Riscay, Guipuzcos, Alavar ard Cas-
tile. The infantry batt&lionB mostly bear SONS
distinguishing name. Thus, the Tirst Nayanese
Battalion is taat Of El Rey, the Second Ii
Reyna, tho Third Principe Jaime. the
Elv;ra, the Sixth FL Aey Don Juan. and
10 on. There are eleven battAlions Of infantry,
one battalion Of invalids, one OF hody-euard, u
battalion OF cuglneers, and regiment Of cagal-
=. besides pa7tidas or irregular bsuds, dc-to.s
sommlssaties, armorers, etc. The total Carlst
force in Navarro Is 12,555 soldiers, 729 Lorses,
md l6S muies. In Eacav there are ten bat
ssons, the total Icing G,sa3 eoidiers 125 horses,
md Jos unies- In GuIp1zcoa there arc Mus
bsttalions, 3 company OF pioneers, and 4 COM
paav Of engineers, besides partldas-total
force, 6,292 soldiers. III horses, and l0Y
n0les- In Alava there are six battalioas, COM
p2ny OF pioneers, company OF engineers, q
company OF pontooneeTs, 4 corps OF 1oc2l
volunteers, porhdds, and squadron Of
Hussare; total tolce, 5,o74 soldiers l72 horses.
Jos mules- Besides thsac forces there IS tie
Castlliau division ct /. $50 men. 556 horses, and
81 mules; the corps called centruhsados, making
mp 2 720 soldiers, 40 horsee, and 375 mules;
and the artillery. which has IS canron-viz.,
AZ Havaesear 7rpoundera' 81 krupp g
Whitworth guns Of different calib1e, PIacencis
6-pouDders, IA bronze 2-pounders, bronze 12-
pouDders, fa|asseur 9-pounders, z Wh,tworth
s-ponDders, and 24-pouode1 mo.t2rs The
lumber Of projectlee made at Llotlio in july
last Has 2s.0G6. In the above calculation ths
total humber OF men is 40.029, but lnasmuch as
oei1her the Basque Tercios. nor Jamdesa's Brig
nee, nor Dorregarays two battalions are reck-
oaed, the Pfeteudere army canuot> according to
sn1a account, be much less than *, 600 mep.
, 1875-12-19

D. be p profgaely illustrated. Ind with . -
se and artistic beauty meyer + hsta,s = oeRres It
~ an original American .ule rnsr Attempted
ane. 1as the best portrait ar apreoassiat'on si B.
th 1se1 yet produced forms tb. ~ ~. Es1aat
tne first volume. 1nia 80 aontpiece "a
gIaxed On STEEL in pure Line, BY ch,1so osso
x Anosnet steel engraving, "Cabot inaties Is. Bur.
Te. tTsao. h after an original design hr hne ~ Lib.
french artist, BaYard, Who a!so f0 =! 20 fszaoaa
eosenst1caily spirited drawings for oaaaa ehas+
.au-paee Vood-euts, such r. +TnA sTsesA ot the
=, I,nsn sne Illustrations in the text. tn. nnnbp
a1net1can artists who will saa,st :. a'aonsg tha
1Hcuoo of this book, are Tho,.aa ~ soe pso-
~ .nans1qw homer, L. Frede<icks Mis- aosaa,
Ice, ". i. Sheppard, A. &. Wand = = a.&.
tethlns, satha T. 4 Abbey. and A. Hoss, a1soslis
aaatnony, ay, Hoge1t, and Bobbes ren1se.,l Ltnton,
ef1can hr.es aneravers, and MN. LspI.ntsa 1aa ia
oTana, 6e1trand' and Barbant, tho F,.n,ta aid-
IN tho first volume thsre will ba t.
Page. "ood-cuts, five steel-platea M d.sse fn1.
Illustrations In the taxi, md nun .poos a so
enetaved maps, Ill from designs dr1Tns s-sefaltT .T
LOT tnss "oxk- The greatest psina h,taaal
.aAen 70 make these drawings etriotT ;,'- Dan
tlSe OF the text. They Include nort,.|3.. utasta.
ana women whose names hapa 80 ma
eusened IN connection with Amaricsn q, c,et1a-
famous builders, localities, aod rsnra...aaF assFk
oa important historical events.
, 1875-12-19
THE BOARDS.

Oakley Hallss Debut in New York CITY
John Diiton"s First Appearance.
Spee.al Dispateh to Thr CHICAGO Tribune.
New YonK, Doc. 18,-0akeJ Hall in his time
has played many parts first reporter on the
Tribune; he subsequently became editor OF the
Repietc, = weekly paper in the interest OF the
Tweed Ring, with which he became politically con-
nected; subsequently, he became, possibly by no
ooliusi4n. but certainly by carelessness. con-
nected Fith the sG.0o9.000 or more frauds Of
Twoed. Once tried but not convicted, second
time tried and acquitted, he stoutly malntained
hla innocence, and finally compelled acknowledge
ment from tbs papers which had accused
him Of bis innocence. But accusation
sometimes il "a deadly as proof, and
whether guilty or not, the charges ruined Halle
business. He vas the first to see that it was
affecting the interests Of his trm. Brown, Hall
Tanderpoo]. and he WAS manly enough to
give notice OF it's dissolution. The law
Of livelihood and Of justification, ho turned TO
the stage. and tonight appeared in piece
which ~as inten6ed TO be his justification. Ey
whom written is not known Hall is sas-
pected. and the velght of evidence. in
1esSd parts .c,ndt and a TSa f's n,s IS
is a mere skeleton. Tho only scene Of any Pc
culiar interest or novelty is d jury room, and
tbs is rendered ridiculous By cheap exhibi-
ton OF tsticuffs. Halls part is the worst sort
Of Of xaklng eentlenan''' and be walked ak.
cd manner. The personal ststemeots
in the justihcation OF himself were numerous,
but not forc,ble. Once when be talked Of RES
titution being equivalent to confession. he rose
above the meie autornaton that he Was through
out the play. At tho close. he mace IN
inaudihle speech At the call Of =
honse mado up largely of personai
friends Judges oil the courts aud politicians
we're in large attendance, The editor Of the
Times, whjca first accused Hall Of the Ring
thcfts made graceful apology BY his
prominence iu = private boz. All
the prominent literary men of the
CITY press wer, present. A TOW OF seAtd
reserved for tbs theatrical folk showed auch !
prominent persons as Henry D. Palmer. Marshal |
Tooker, OF BOOTHS, idr. and Mrs. Florence, OF !
the Mighty Doilnr, Sheridan Shook and lady. 4. !
II. Palmer, and Judge A. S. Dittenhoner, OF |
Union Square Stephen Fiske. of Daly's; Theo- |
dore Noes, OF Wallack's, and s:ores OF
others. The house was OF courso crowded. 4 !
Foupg girl who Was put On the bill as Marie |
Louise played tbe panomtime part Of 8 deaf and |
iumb witness Of the robbery Of the vouchers. !
She is unknown here in theatrical circles, but il
he wife Of John Dillon.
John Dillon from Chicago made his first ap-
>eatance here aa an eccentric miser, and though |
iii waa the best pay ed part in the piecs, he can
.ot b. 8s1d to have made success.
, 1875-12-19

Tho London Times recently, an obituary
notice OF the late Dean Hook, 'elates an in
cident Of that eminent prenchr and writer,
which pleasantly illustrates tha pver that re-
sides in the simple sppeal, "0ore." It seems
that quite late in life, the Dean, Nth q view TO
aid the vide and general mogment for the
moral improvement Of the mases. became 3
teetotaler. He uaedto tell the esor1of his change
in this direction in the following leasant vay
~ had in My parish 1T Leeds mn who earned
l6 ahilings "eek; out Of thi ho used to
give ehil!ings tc his wife, an spend tho
rest in drink but for all that he vs good sort
Of man. vent to him and said, low, suppose
yoq abstain altogether for aix moths We'll,
if do, will YOU. Hr?' Was his rely. .Yea.'f
said. I will What said he, froo haer, from
spirits and from wine7' 'Yes,' nd how shall
know If you keep your pronlise7 Why rou
ask my "Miss1s" aad III ask ycrs,' Il was
agreed between us for, six months At Aret ana
afteruard We renewed the promis, He never
res !! ameo tne DAD habit that he had EFT oil, and
Is now prosperous and happy ma, Of business
u st. Petersburg, and I am Dean otChiohester."
, 1875-12-19
4 FEAT IN GLASS MANUFACTURE.

Sp<e7d9 U1spateh 70 TIE Chlcaoo Tr,buJk.
LAsAl11, Ill, Dec. 18.-The Pheep;x Glass;
Works, this city, made an extraordinary run last
week, which is believed to exceed the weld Of
any other elght-pot furnace.in in the United States
during the eame length of time. Tbs firm
turned ont A. 100 square feet Of window glass.
averaging nearly dfsy-six boxes per blower. The
for their product, and are at ruesant oYsr.
Nhelmed With orders.
, 1875-12-19
TURKEY.
WILL T1GHT It OFT

SE~ YoRk, Dec. IA Raeuss Dispatch says
&hat conference Of the united Chsistian repre-
senta,ives Of Dosuia WAS held yesterday, for the
purpose Of discussing the present a4peot Of the
conflict with the Porte, aud Of agreeing upon =
plan for united action. Eighty representatives
were present. It wes uuan i1nously resolved to
continue tbs conflict until the Turks we're e1-
PEELED from the territory. Gen. Panlovitcl. the
legste Of the nstiona1 Government Of Hc1ze-
gosina, will visit the capitals Sod ask tbs Powers
to accord be,ligerent recognition to the He.ze-
Roviuians.
, 1875-12-19
Cl}81.


E9rEGE3T EXPLOITS.
HAVANA, Dec 1s.--0n the I3th inst. tho In
surgents, commanded By Gonzales, burned the
Town Of Jaque5 Grande aud estate of Rosario
On the 18th they stopped, about a mile from VAL
nasedA's camp, 4 train Of seventeen cars loaded
with provisions and ar9munition to which they
helped themselves aud fred the train.
, 1875-12-19

l.
10 The Editor Of The Ch:eaoo Tribune:
ON DoAnD STEAMER THOMPSON DEAN. M1ss1s-
s1Pp1 RIVER, Dec. 10.-We see 1t 40 often assert
cd with force and apparent sincerity, in such
leading and reliable Democratic newspapers as
the Memphis Appeal that the Southern Demo
Gratis ara the best and only friends Of the negro,
thas suppose some Of those who say it believe
it, and probably make others ask themselves tho
question whether it is not true. Probably . few
facts to strengthen this ASSERTION will not be out
Of place.
Last Fourth Of July Gen. Forrest, Col. Gallo
way (editor Of the Anpsat>, and Gen Pillow.
dined. By invitation. with tho ''Pole- Bearers =
the largest society OF colored men in Memphis.
There was gushing time On both sides. For
rest and Pillow made lengthy speeches. Gallo
way excused himself by promising to write, be-
cause he Was not in tha habit OF speaking. A
young colored lady presented Forrest With n
bouquet, and Forrest returned thauks, saying,
among other t11oga, that s'Ae always lored the
ladies'; which some Of his old friends who
knew him when his business wills 10 buy and sell
"ladies," maliciously asserted that they knew
to he true as to the good-]ooking ones in
whom he dealt. 1t was reported that Gal
loway and Pillow we're Jealous and somewhat
attentions as Forrest in the matter Of flowers and
90 on. This wants confirmation. They all three
assured the negroes Of their updyine friendship
for them, and fejolced greatly that AfI1can eyes
we're AZ last anolnteo 80 that thoy could sec
clearly VINO we're then real friends who, they
1850 70 explain, "efe' always had been. aod
Always nqalo oe tae men Who had once owned,
SOIL ana !, ncKeo tnen.
necont!y fof9est mas aaaed PROOF Palpaoto
70 us "otos. a 1e" months ago he con-
uGcteo vain the county to take the
poor and Win tho city to take the
cnaio-sans.-1eeaang and clothing them, and
Panne ~ cents por cay Tor their labor. To
maHe .nele 1aoor pfoht4oie, ae rented go acres
y! !aua or F1esloen1s 4slaoa IN sight OF Mem
Pn1s. Inns saluaole tEacs Of land has been most
y cleared 0p ana cultivated, aince the War, by
negroes WHO we're nSans upon it. They raised
eooa crops, pa1d their rent, their merchants'
auo ~ ~ otner oeots, oecoming quite prosperous.
1heE oont c1ulch On lot given thoua by the
owner Tor thls purpose but he failed to msko
them deed. Ths church was frame
building. 20 By Is feet, neatly finished
and painted: The widow Of colored
Soldier bought bell With the bounty and pen
s'on money che received They owed no debt
On this church ct theirs. having raised the money
mostly By Observation-Disclosures collected every
Sunday until every bill vas paid. It cost them
81 ,a0o- They we're Proud Of their church. They
loved II. Every Sunday. at the sound OF tbeir
OWN bell. they th1ongod thither in large num-
bera, aud worshiped, after their fashion. ~ ain
:erely, aud doubt not As aoceptabiy, as If the !
Rev. Cream Cheese had been their pastor Thev
, 1875-12-19

United States arrested for killing deer ont OF
season in tho vicinity of Moose Creek, have been
fined and tho game con6sclted.
The total number Of hogs packed in America
to dste is 295, 97l sano time last season, $780,
$751;
The Bien Public. a Montreal newspaper, has
temporarily suspended, owing to the financial
Afrinpenev
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Was backing up to pick up her body, the resr car
struck an old maj vino was walking on the track,
and tho train passed over aud killed him in
staotfy. Name unknown; Int supposed. from
bag Of tools found On him, to have been . Stone
mason.
, 1875-12-19

It Is not generally known that thee il 1sr1e
and prosperous Irish settlement in til Arventine
Republic, In South America. In oua,f tha nrnv.
incos, Buenos Ayres there ie = poui sdon Of
nearly 400, GEO, OF which nearly bali Iriah. r
y rich grazing county, and the not extensfTa
farmers in H. provinos ate Irishmau, who hoid
immense tTsets Of Ind md carry On lrpol trads
ea0s 900 pounds h9 Hoo1, 1sS'~
, 1875-12-19

TElEGRAPttlc BrEV1TlEs.
Inc river at Chester, H., was 3nu Of hssyy
running ice yeatarday.
~ ths instance oS tho Fish and Cana protso.
aoo aoe44ty Tor the oennhes Of Prescott md
8asssu o1n&dA, fszt1-sstsa txusszs 1,ax tt,a
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marine t1FMs

"AsnlsoroS, D. c., Dec. 1s.-yotic, h..,
teeelVed BY the Light-Hous Board f~sH "a
Government Of the Dominion Of f,.n.ss :, u
tWo range lights have bean erac,.d - us
b!anc Island 10 Detroit Rivar, countr ~ - :. Es
, 1875-12-19

-, 1'etress-'Yea' It is abo7s the .vt,,,,
tue way TO first boyl what is the ro.. b
ases1ge First Boy Please N, don't tns. ot
oesoaa BOY thing hsns lay On" N;4,s.
- Nongeose. Whist do you mean - saaasss
boy-" Why, father says our hens av ,o,. meooa sa.
, 1875-12-19
R7A7ff

THE FMPEEoa's PROPOSED TRIP.
RIO JASE1Ro, Dec 18.-The Emperor Of Brazil
viii embark on the 26th OF March for New York,
sobegin h1s tour Of North America and Europe.
, 1875-12-19
FOREIGN.
British Troops Defeat the Malays
in Several Battles.
The Bosnians Determined to Drive tie
Turks from Their Territory.
Italian Art to Be Well Represented at
the Centennial,
This Oarlist Forces Their Numbers and
Location,
INDIA.
TIE HAIAYS PUNISHED.

TIE .6AI-AY3 FUE1SaEU%
1oxDoa, Dec 18.-Sir William Jervois, Gov
eEnor Of the Straits Settlement, telegraphs to
the Was-Onioe, under date OF Penang. Dec. IT:
- The :roopa are now going up to Perak unop-
posed At every place the white flag is hoisted.
The rebeis retreatod to kenta by the jungle
path. The noors are pursuing, put With what
result il unknown"
, 1875-12-19

! 90 {[W1.1 HdtIs
9ro9Es, Hho uvas Ia Eluott'a southarn al.
asltsoa. ta1 adfots tbs ttsua tho othee day thhs
tut nsEhs hosee AoaId tsf0de 70 st3p q, d. ofss
, 1875-12-19
FRANCE.

VERSAILLES. Dec. 1s.-M. WALTON, Minister Of
Public instruction, and Dupanioup, Rishop Of
Orleans, we're elected Senators to-day by the
Ahseuahly.
, 1875-12-19
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Dec. 18.-Robert Henry Hurst, = Lib
eral wss elected yeatsrdy menbsr of Ps<lia-
ment for Horsham. in Sussex
LOST At SEA.
The brig julian ii. Dillingham; has been lost
With ali hands except the mats and sailor.
, 1875-12-19

uo-u.~ = "VA&N UEETN,
vssSs Su9aes. Aa1a., Dec, 1s.-James Carr. IA
"a tic 81 r. rss fqand to'nisht frozen to death
*ood.chepper named Mutisn VA fannd ss, f@oz.a 4
irtnti1g Iiaeh near fremont, n. 4. He had BAN BAN
, 1875-12-19
ITALY.
ART CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE oEN1Hx1sAL xuu-
RrT1oy.

ROM Dec. 18.-The Committee On the Amer
te1n Ceutannial Exhibition have received GOO
applications tor space in the Italian Department.
The larger part Of tho exhibitors will send works
OF art.
, 1875-12-19
FINANCIAL.

PROVIDENCE, X. |.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 18-The Immediate
oause Of the suspension OF the banking house OF
Gresne Il Craoston, announced to-day, was the
failure OF the Providence Tool Company, Which
has large contracts with the Turkish Govern
ment for aims. to mast their maturing oblisa-
uons It tho bankers. It ia supposed that the
delay u the expected remittance from Turkey ia
1t the bottom Of the trouble.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 78.-Tha Providence
1ooi Company atate thai their endorsements
afo only Temporary, aud do not a11se from tbcu
relations with the Tursuen Government, which
pays every week Tor the a:uas manufactured. end
tEst there IL now on deposit with the Tool Com
pAny 81. 2Oo. 600 worth Of guns. " security for
tae fuldllnent Of their contract. Greene e.
cranston have made m assignment to James 7.
smith. Their liabilities Are represented to be
*o15,N'o, and their assets x800. OCT.
Dos7oN. Masa., Dec 1S.-1be dr1u of J. n.
Goldsmith Co., Of this city, dealers in narA
stores, aro reported failed. Liabilities s12s 900,
including about @20,o00 ~ indorsed paper, upon
which the firm will be obliged to pey so per cent.
Aesets nomlnally $50 600, but o1teiae OF eli, 900
caaa aasats are said to amount to but lttie.
HNNr1eAf
, 1875-12-19
BOSTON,.
MONTREAL

MONTREAL Can, Dec, 16.-The Mechauics'
Bank will reopen to-day, loan Of s125, 900
having been obtained
, 1875-12-19


.soe-tai D:sps:teh to 1h1 CA,caao Tribune.
DAYTON, O., Dec 18.-The contract tor build
lug the Dayton na1row-gauee railroad to the
Jackson County eosl-delds, via Xeaia and Chilli
cothe, was this evening awarded to Phelps, King
4 Co., responsible and wealthy contractors, Of
Springfield, Mass. over seventy competitors, tor
SG7l6 per mile, the work to BE- ready for tho
rolling stock Oct. l. 1876.
, 1875-12-19
RAILROADS.


speeis{ DSpatiA to 1As Ch1eaoo I4tbune-
BosTox, Dec. 18.-The Eastern Railroad Com
pany is trying to start some system Of relief for
its embarrassment. Three years aeo}ts stock
was selling 1t los. and paying per cent; now,
with constantly and rapidly Increasing
businsss, ita stock Is selling at 10, its
paper has gone to protest, and
lts bondholders fear for the payment OF their
interest. One year ago their debt WAS S1l co.,
600. and nov it ia $50. 600. QUO. Thers Was q
deficit this year OF S335, 900. The Directors
spent $500, 900 for laud and 3850, 600 for the
Name Central stock. The bondholdezs and
Ward. representing The Barring Brothers, read
plea for the reorganization Of tho road, which
would uo doubt. If adopted, oe concurred iu By
the Bar1ngs aud their clionts, It provides for
mortgag,nE the road for SI4, ,09u, 900, aud the
issuing OF bonds 10 that amount. 65 per cent Of
which viii be guaranteed, or in tho shape Of pre-
ferred stock, and 81 por cent Of which will come
in Is secondary stock. and which may never pos
s,blE oe pald. Tho plan also provides TO:
the appointment of Trustees to manage
IN their election for every 500 OF their indebt-
ecness. In cage tho trust ia not managed in the
way indicated, the mortsagee has the right to |
forec}osa. In Wow Of the time which must |
e1apsa TO obtain the necessary Legislative sane
tiou to the scheme, the advisa blty of appoint
iog Receiver. 80 Is to prevent any at
taehments being put upon the road, J
was suggested rs worthy Of cou-
sidar1tion. The meeting Was Of |
opinion that Rceeirershlp meant bankruptcy, |
=;ld voted 0owa tho resolution, aad committee |
Of three on tue part OF the bondholders Was sub
sequently appointed to moct and confer with tho !
Directors in reference to the plan submitted,
and any counter ;.lan which might bs agreed !
upon and to report at an adjourned meeting.
The Committee consists Of Lsmmot 8. Law,
Charles J. Morrill, aud Dwight Foster.
, 1875-12-19

lAFAfETTE EuMctE & BLOOMINGTON.
S,e,sai UsetateA to TIE Chfeayn 1r1bune.
LAFAYETTE, 1ud., Dee. 19.--Ibe Directors OF
tho Lafayette, Nuncie i Bloomington Railroad,
and other parties interested. have to-day been
served with the necossAry papers notifying them
that, in accordance with the prayer OF John B.
Ayera ct al- and tbs Clinton County Commission
ers the Delaware County Circuit Court hos grant
ed temporary restraining order enjoining the
Doa1d from delivering to D. P. Eels, OF Cleye-
!snt, auy portion of the 81, ,6o0, ,000 stock voted
tim for the construction OF the road until such
time as the Court shall make further orders, and
have heard and determined motion for iniuuc-
tlon and the appciutment Of q Receiver for the
road The trial il e1t for the 9Th day Of Febru~
ary. PRECEDENT Heath end other officials, with
their attorneys, are now at Nuncie endeavoriug
to have the action OF the Court dissolved, on the
ground that tue proceedings we're Irregular,
neither the Directors OF the road nor the legal
advisers being notified OF the pending suit for
the restraining order, the Court thus renderinga
sort OF susp Judgment on ex psrte evidence.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-14
A LOST ART.

AS therapeutic agent blood letting
was for two thousand years held in
favor by the medical faculty. 1t was
considered almost specific for every
i'll that flesh is heir to, and the
lancet was considered indispensable
in every well regulated sick room.
Within the last twenty years for some
cause unknown outside of medical
colleges, blood letting as a curative
agent has fallen into disrepute. and
to-day is looked upon as one of the
lost arts. Last week the American Med
ical Association met at Louisville, Ky.
An address was delivered by one of the
members, DR.. Samuel d. Gross, of
Philadelphia. on the subject of blood
letting. He spoke at length of the re-
cent discontinuance of the practice,
and dwelt upon its former popularity,
which had continued undated for
twenty centuries. In the face of its
once supposed efficacy in aiding the
cure of certain forms of disease, he
said that it behooves the faculty to in
uuire whether there is not something
wrong in disseminating it. Extremes.
he remarked, are always dangerous,
and particularly so in the practice of
medicine. If the new way is right, the
old was certainly wrong. The Doctor
avowed himself an advocate of blood.let-
ting for many diseases, especially those
of an infammatory character, and pre-
dicted that it would again be recognized
as therapeutic agent, but would not
be practised as before, unfortunately.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-14
NEW TODAY.
Delinquent Tax Suit.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT,
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
Notice Of Suit Commenced.

yTyO THE FOIL OWING NAMED DEFEND
ant and to all owners of or claimants TO
the real estate and improvements thereon
hereir after described, known or unknown:
You are hereby notified that snit
has been conn enced in the Justice
Court, Union Township. Hun boldt county,
state of Nevada held at Winnemucca,
before Job Davis, Esq. by the State Of Nevada
plaintiff. against you, the defendant hereinaf-
ter named. of the foil ewing described tract or
parcel Of land. with the Improvements
thereon and all owners OF or claimants
to the same, known or unknown to recover
he tax md delinquency assessed to said de.
fendant ag,irst said property for the fiscal
year commencing Janusry LIST. 1874. and end
ing December 31st. 1874. and that a summons
has been duly issued in this case: and you are
further notife that unless you appear and
answer the complaint filed in said ca"se. ON
or before the nth day Of June. 1875. at 10
O'Clock A. M, iudgr ent will be taken against
YOU and the reel estate and improvements
herein described for the amount of tax and
DELINQUENCY specifed and costs Of suit: Tax
and delinouencv General Fl. Conner and
the following real estate and Improvements,
to wit: A lot of land situated on Hun bold
river. at the town of 0reana. bounded as fol-
lows On the east bv Humboldt river: on the
north bv n line of cedar posts: on the west by
the bluffs or ssndhills; on the north by
small stone horse formerly owned by Shaw
from thence along ditch fence to Humboldt
river. together with improvements, consisting
Of one large building used as quartz mill
and smelling furnace. with engine. boilers,
stamps. and the necessary machin nv for run
ming said mill ard furnace. with boarding
house, office end other buildings formerly
owned b the Montezuma Company Tax and
delinquency: hat is 1892 90 tax and ten per
cent thereon delinquency. amounting to
S23 20-amounting in all to 1855 90.
2 g. GRASS.
District Attorney Humboldt County.
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