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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-17
APPLICATIONS ToR PATENT.
APPLICATION ToR PATENT
NOTICE. NO. ass.
q. =. ssrvsy Ne. i3U.

" carsou CITY, Nsysds, September 70. ISIS.
Legal notice is hereby given that the west
Belcher 0old sad Silver Mining Company. .
corporation duly established urdcr the laws Of
California. wheee po,iofnee address is Nan
Fnncisco, California. has this day nIed its ap.
pllcation for patent for $50 linear feet OF the
West Belchsr mine, on the Gold liill West
.cslge W vein, bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground sov feet In width. situaic, lying
and being In Gold lIlii Mining District, county
o. storey snd siate o. Nevada. and known and
on do In this once ~ Lot No. l30. In Town.
ship II north. kangc n east, Mount Dlablo
meridian, the exterior boundaries OF said Lot
No: ls0 being, 80 followp, 10 wit: Beginning
~ post no. ]. located on q norihcasteriy slope,
south Of Crown Point ltavine and about i5 feet
northeast Of the 0phir grade. and whence bears
the nagstaH on the Imperial holstlnx work.
noftn VI degrees minutes east. the flagstaff
on Mount Butlsr north t0k degrees west, tho
:. nags,sn on Fort liones!esd north 90 degrees
grees " minutes east, and running from said
Poet No. I, npt course. south 63X degrees
east 800 feet 10 Poet No. Q: thence. second
souf,e, south ~ degrees west i.isO feet 10
Post No. .; thence, third eourse, north csk
degrees west go feet To Post No. 4; thence,
fourth course, north 76k degrees east i.i5O feet
TO Post No. ], tho point Of beginning, contain.
Ing ~ 5O.i00 acres. From Poet No. ! bears the
southeast eorner Of section 81, Township II
north. Iange u east. Mount Diablo meridian,
south NJ degrees 81 minutes east, distant i.s15
feet. Bcarinu expresscd from the trus me-
ridian. The labor and improvements consist
OF an Incline chan and tunnel, exceeding 600
IN Improvements. Magnetic variation, lsx
degrees east
The location OF this mine 10 duly recorded In
The Recorders once At Virginia City. In Book
B, page sSs. And any and III perrons claiming
adversely any portion Of said West Beleher
mine OF. said mining ground 10 hereinbefore
claim With the Register OF the United States
Land once at Carson CITY, In the State Of
Nevada, during the sixty days period OF pub
lIcaiion hereof. or they win be barred by virtue
OF the provlEons OF the statute. ...la1
A. wAirz. Register.
seas esd San fr.neisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-17

ON, AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL
THRouoH PASSENGER TRAINS
i'or RENO, connecting with Eastern and west.
Urn bound Passenger Trsins of the q. u. X. H.
will LkAvK
virsi.ia Cisy statiss--.-----at Soo =. ~.
tsold HIN i...-..-----.--....--.--af Si1 =. NE
tarsss (1ty----.-.--..-----.---at S.SS =. ~.
Arr,,iss ~ ksss s.-.-...-....ss ti.2o f.M W.
Will LkAvk
lt@.s ............-.-.-.....-...nt 800 \. ~.
tnr.sa Ctty--..-.----.--.--.-.-.at N.4S ~.
t:old tiili . % n. ".
Arrivals st virsisia City-.at 6.l3 A. NJ.
LOCAL PAssENGkR TEAMS LEAVE
IRGiNIA CITY roR CARSON CITY
,.as A. NJ, i1 81. asa s.4s p. q.
LEAVE
CARSON CsrY Sok VIRGINIA cIrs
sA W.. ~ NJ. s.a Pm.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
s'sy. n. VIII iesss Reno hr Virginia City
~ .O A. ~. u. q =. n. and 3.o p. =.
FREIGuT TRAINS
Leave Virginia City daily AIS a. H., T. - A. H.,
10 a. n. u ~, ID =. ~, as =. n, o3o r.n'
md T.iS =. q.
Leave Carson City daily at GA. NJ "A. H.,
ms A. n, IAN, i.isr ~, ar. H., o.0r. =.
nd 7.prn.
Atvlrginia City. Gold iiill and carson of1ces,
Il rough Tickets can be obtained TO SAn Fran.
,i.eo l,-,ien and intermediate points On the
'PR.k.
Through Tickets can he procured al the Com.
any's office-. Virginia and Carson. tor all the
rineipsl Eastern Citie..
II. v. YEi,iSGTON,
General Superintendent.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. noe.
q. n. survey Ne. I1O.


TT 3. LAND oYYIcR. CARSON CITY.
hereby giv.n that tie AHA silver Mining Com.
psny. . ouporsiien szistins undsr and b. VII.
toe OF the laws OF tho Stats OF Calf mia, Whose
post-ofice sddrsss and principal place Of bust.
ness b In the city OF San frAnsisco, Btsts OF
California, has this day. By 9. Derby. the super.
for . United ttsies patent 70 twelve hrndred
tisoDl linear feet OF Q certain vein or lode OF
quartz, or other rock In place. bearing gold snd
silver, and known and called the Alexander
Companys Quarts LODI and CLAIM, situsts. iy-
ins and being IN the Gold NIL Mining District.
storey county. Nevada; together with two hun.
hundrsd t10OD feet IN width Of surface groand
for the convenient WORDING thereof. and Known
and desiustsd 90 the hsld notes md oneial
plst on fls In this ofiics - q. 8. survey 90 lot
No. ITO. IN section No. 9, township No. 10 north.
Ths sSIerios boundaries Of said Lot No. ITO, b.
ing ~ follows, 70 viii
beginpine at post 10. !. southwest corner,
vhsnes the y ssction corner on south line OF
seetion Q. township 10 porth. rangs u ssst.
Mount Disblo meridian, b~ars sruth II degrees
west SEQ feet. And running theuce; Yirut cours.
north ~ dcgrees east LOO fest 70 post NO. Q:
thence, second course, north gk degrres west
iC1 feet 10 post No o. thence. third e0urxs, north
% degrees west SD feat "a po.t No. ti thence.
fourth eourss. south ~ degrees west % feet 10
ssst 1io feet 10 post No. Q; thence. sizth ccurss.
south 70 degrees west los fsst % post No. .;
thence, ssvsnth course, south % desrscs east
GO feet 70 psst No. I. the point OF bsgfnning.
eontainins q 100 se.ss.
conner Of U. Q. survey No. %. tovnship 10 nosth.
range n ssst, The location cut of this claim
bsars north % degrees west st5 r. 1: the new Al.
b shaft bcsrs north 20 dserecs wsst 20S fest and
an old shan In which the lode is cut bsAfs
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F U r 8

ar vINpNfLLRR. YuRRiER. PROM
mi Paris, bers leave to announce 70 tne
pu Of Virginia and vicinity that hs has PET
fnauentIy located himself st bouth q street.
oyrr ne hoase Of Young Ameriea Engine CON.
pany, No. . ~ . Pnctical rurrtef. snsS ~ ;,
iii finds Of Fancy Fufs, cnnsisting Of stsI;
Hink and Rabie faequer. Collar., NUM- ,, an9
Doss, sino. Barry kobcs. all Of which ne VII
III n San frsncisco price,. furs altera.
cleaned and rrpsird In hrst eiass sty", ~ -
reasonable prices.
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County Treasurer's Office.

Until puRrnER NOTICE. rHE oYFiCE
W of the rre.-urrr of storey CVuuty will b.
l,eated In the Goen hailiips. one door south
af fthsen-. -.ise- hou.e ot Young America Ensibe
Conps ny No. :, souih q street, viryinia.
o.,i ~ &. H. SMITH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-17
Situation Wanted.

DYA LADY RESIDING ATrnE RoARDISo
IL house of A. Haxrl,ine. American Flat. 10 do
soctip, ADD a neral hou.~wosk. she has had
ample experissoe and is we'll qualified.
m
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Check Lost.

ryERrIYIcArE OF DEPo SIT No. .s.,si.
~ for $40, drawn In favor % Peter G,ovrn n
by the Bank % California Ag,ney, Gold mn,
10 loat. Payment Of the sane has bc.n stot ped
aud the Under will eonfer . favor by having
..Id cert tincaie q the BAnk. mol iOt
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HOUSE TO RENT,

c,rTUArgD ON TxLEGRAPH srREEr,
y t,oid uili. NEAR the scho'l'hoasc. foa'
T%a sis,ss ivan" ~p' T.. a STEVENSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
MRS. TILTON AND Mr.. BEECHER TAXI
BUGGY RIDES.

Q. Well, that is enough then. You have
spoken. Mr. Beecher Of two occasions when You took
Mrs. Tton out to ride; ask you give as near you
can now the dates Of those respective rides A. cannot
give you the dates, Sir; do il by referring my
memorandum, think.
O. Can you give me the yeari A. think IL in the
early part Of 1870 Sir; but win not be sure.
O. Just refer 10 your memorandum, pleasei A. don't
seem to
O. Well how early In 1870 do you think they were' A
They In the early part OF the year, II recall ii
Alright, Sir; thought that there was memorandum
made OF these my record and there may be- but don't
zee 1t.
Y Those rides, as understand you to say, were In
Auxgyt A. Yes, Sir.
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BESSIE TURNER AS MRS. MORSE's MES
SENGER

The court met at 2 o'clock, pursuant to adj
journment Mr.. Beecher WAS recalled and the cross
examination continued.
Mr. FullertOn-I come now, Mr. Beecher TO your visit
10 Mrs. TltOn in December, 1870. BY whom you
requested to make that VISIT A. BY Mr.. Tlon.
O. December, 1870; the first visit to Mrs Tilton In
December, 1s7Oi A. oh, beg your pardon; did not
recall the visit that you had reference TO, Sir;
qussted TO by Mrs. Morse through Bessie Turner
O. Where did Bessie Turner find yOui A. At my house
q And what did Bessie Turner say when she called
upon yout A. She said that she had called at Mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
THE ADVICE GIVEN MRS. TILTON.

O. Yes; You did let them know afterward I
A. Yes, Sir my wife went there again alone
O. And what did you say TO her before she left to go
thereI A. We talked rhe matter over, more or less,
holding that not best to break up the family rela-
ton-she nclning from what had been told her, and
which did not hear believe that Mrs. Ton ought
not to continue living with her husband and that was
matter of some considerable interchange OF views be-
tween us; but the last moment, she had got her
things TO CO. the room being-having company IN IT,
and she asking what my last word was, what con
cluded about It'll wrote little scrap Of paper and
handed 1t TO her
O. This is what you wrote, believe:
incline 10 think that your view il right and that
separation and settlement Of support will be wisestt
A. That, think. is the
Mr.. Evarts-A part OF 1t.
Mr.. Fullerton-A part Of il.
The witness-A part OF it.
O. As far w. has given in evidence. Now. what
did Mrs Beecher state you that Mrs Morse had told
her in regard to this itreatmenti A. don't think my
wife told me details: know she did not tell me the
details Of her conversation with Mrs. Tton.
O. Then you gave this advice, that a separation and
settlement of support would be wiscst on the strength
OF what you heard the day before from Mrs Morse and
Mr.. Tilton, did youi A. And my wifes Judgment
q. And your wifes Judgment A. Yes, Sir.
Y. And you acted upon your wfe's Judgment without
getting at the Of which that judgment preica-
tedi A. did in very considerable degree had very
great confidence in her Judgment in such things.
O. How long had You then been acquainted with Tbeo-
dore Tiltoni A. don't know, Sir; Over-this was 70
'6O-sone twelve or fifteen years, think.
O. Before giving the advice you did not sec Mr.. Ton
A. did not
q. Nor communicate with hint A. did not
q. In any wayt A. Not In any way.
O. Do you recOllect the day Of the month OF this A.
This was about the middle OF December, Sir, little
carer-varying
q. OF 1901 A. OF 1870.
q What degree Of intimacy had existed between Mrs.
Beecher and Mrs TltOn up TO that tmei A. No great
intimacy they were in friendly relations.
q Had Mira. Beecher been in the habit Of visiting Mrs.
Tilton at her homei A. think not Sir her health was
such that she could visit very little anywhere.
q. Had Mrs. Tlton been In the habit OF Visiting MIRA
Beecho A. Yc. she had called her seveyal times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

Yother Edward then living IN Illinois, was prcmncn. !"
the addressed Mr. Bowen CONCERNING the
course OF his paper: never was rcinon'""'e" WIN y
ANYBODY but my brother Edward.
That "a not the point whether your indignation was
c,d 70 your brother Edward for having accused you
q, hens responsible for these doctrines or whether you
we're indignant at the doctrines thcmseves' a. was
at the fact that knowing that there was sn up
rising throughout the Northwest upon the supeo. my
brother Edward undertook, in private leter 10 no W
rasponsible for Mr. Titons views and for the p"ocao
Of his views in the paper. -, rot
O. We'll II his views had been correct you "onu ,,,
have been indignant because you were heiu rf .. s.,
co. theYu xould won't A. should DO inmghah' '" w
held responsible for anybodys views III "'fo nv.
!, .nons,be and blameworthy for them when was ho'
responsible nor blameworthy
O. Suppose the views were correct t!o"ucio""
yourself against the charger A. imiSn'' vi "e "''
according to circumstances.
n wei, cir didne Won understand that The Advance
IN Chicago was started supersede The Independent
because OF the particular peculiar views OF MT Ioh
on re gious subiectsi A. Partly.
O. Growing out OF that dissatisfaction, wasn't IL
A. Partly, and only partly.
O. Well, partlyf A. Partly.
O. Now Sir, read again. lReadng.I rms leu 10
the starting of The Advance in Chicago to supersode
Independent in the Northwest and Mr. Bowen was MADE
TO fee that Mr. Titons management was seriously nIur
ing the business &c, A. Mr. Bowen made visit to the
Northwest on that account
M. Fullcrton-wel don't care about Bowen's visit
Mr. Evarts-Tbere has no question been asked.
Mr. Fullerton-No, Sir ITO the Witness.1 After my
reading that are you still Opposed to say that The Advance
was started only partly for the purpose OF supersedhs
The independent A. I am, II am rightly informed
O. Well what your information at the time OF INC
writing OF this articlel A. In regard to what sr.
O. In regard TO the object and purpose in starting ne
Ayarcewhether It was to supersede The independently
A. IT was in part; this not designed to give de-
failed and perfect history, but general history, q
sketch. and it left out q multitude of things
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

Mr.. BEECHER'S ANSWER TO MRS. MoEs'
Q. now call your attention to EXhlpit w
5: / suppose you have it there. A. What date ~"
pleasei
Mr. Beaeh-It l. without date.
Mr. FullertOn-It Is dateless, Sir
Mr. Beach-It is Immediately after 1he Mrs A''
letter .s
Mr. Fulierton-It is OF your answer to Mrs MOTT
letter
Mr. sb.aymsn-It is ID, Jan. 2s :" the next thing
The wnness-what date did You say, Mr. shearm'h'
Mr.. Fullerton Look for il under Jan. ~. .
Mr. Beach-You will probably ind 1t under jan -''
is the ne ri paper after Mrs. Morse's letter
Mr. Eyarts-It is your answer Ia this letter
Nh Fullerton-Haye yeu found ~
The Wtncss-I have ,.L
O. Now, I ask you whether yon think you uns :, -
az the time Of the receipt OF Mrs. Morses ieao srr
illusions therein mads 10 'this recent and mos ",
Of all trouble" and the fact that u was allegsa
Tilton had told IL to twelve persons A. Wha'
siaud the question snf 0oa y
O. Did YOU understand, al the time OF tae w. ..,.
that letter. to what Mrs. Morse sllndedf A. ie""'
from my recollection, that did ,sssis
O. Have YOU any doubt that AT the tif.s oil wv M
Of that letter. you understood the allnsssDs m"N '"
Morse A. Have now any doubt ,.,s,,,l
Q. Yes; nowi A. presume thai d' 49,, NJ
them-that Is, not correctly, necessarily, Out ''
understanding. ,,, ls,tesi
O. Did YOU refer to them In the answer W INV
A. 1 cannot say that did.
Mr.. Eyarts-Has he answered thati
iush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

Morse got to Mr.. MOutOn 7 A That IL got to him
Q. Yes. A. don't know. sent the letter or carried
1t to him
O. Are YOU enabled from your Endorsement, men,
orandum upon it, to say when it sent when it
received by you A. Well, can't tell whether that Is
my handwriting, Sir, there is so little of it,
O. You mean there is little of it there A. SO little
of the writing.
@. There . A. Yes, Sir That penciwriting is nothing
but the date.
O. Can't you tell whether that memorandum is in yonr
handwriting not A. No. Sir, cannot recognize it ;
part OF 1t is Mr.. Mouons and part of is mne and
they both look bad enough
O. Now Mr. Beecher, understand you to say that you
now recoect why Mrs. Morse should say
did not think for a moment when asked Mr.. b. to
call there. supposng she knew II OF course IA she
said you would not 20 there without her was inno-
cent of making any misunderstanding, there was any
understand you know and recall no event
which justified Mrs. Morse in writing that A. do not
Mr. Beach ito Mr.. Fullerton He says part Of this is
in his handwriting, and part Of 1t in Mr. Moulton's.
The witness-Appears to be, but cannot say with
tainty
Mr. Beach-If there is any part VI that which You
think II in handwriting. just point t out A. II
there is any part. should think IL was the date.
Mr. Fullerton-Pease read what You think is III
your handwriting. A. (Readinel Received January
27th" should not say the al was, hut II may be.
O. Was received in January, 1871. according your
recollection, refreshed A. Yes, Sir think IL
in the early part OF 1871 have no other evidence
OF IL than that
O. Did You call on Mrs Tilton between the lst of Jan
nary 1871 and the 9th Of January 1871. when that
letter seems to have been recevedi A. Between In.
1871, and the 27th OF Januaryi
O. Yes, Sir, when that letter seems To have been
ceiyed by YOU A. | do not now recall any other visit
any visit; was thinking OF the 30th Of December.
O. This difficulty broke out the night Of The 30fh Of
Deeenberi A. Yes, Sir
Q. Are you not enabled TO state whether, subse-
Quent that date and prior the writing Of this letter
OF Mrs. Morse, you called Mrs Tiltont A. do not
recall any call
O. Do you think II Is possble that you could have called
on her In those trOubous times without being
bcrcd by you nowi A. might might not have
bered 10.
O. Did not Mr. Tlton about that time refuse his house
TO yout A. understood OF course, that could not ~
there.
o. hid he not Ia terWs tell not to call at hi-house
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-08-13

BY an arrangement between the
Postal departments of the two coun-
tries, there is now an exchange of
postal money orders between the Unit
ed States and Canada. Over 800 money
order Offices have been designated in the
U. s. Among these eighteen are called
international exchange offices,' st..
Paul being one. The others are called
finland Offices" Of which there are six
In Minnesota, viz: Carver. Henderson,
Mankato, Saint Paul, Saltwater and
WinOna.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
RAILW Az.

THE GREAT THROUGH LINE BE-
TWEEN
Chicago, New York, New England, the Canadas,
All Eastern and Southern Points,
And the Great Northwest.
Connecting in Chicago with all Eastern and
Chicago Depot Corner Canal and West Madi-
son SITS. Horse Cars and Stage Lines for all
parts Oh the City constantly passing.
Chicago City Offices 81 and 63 Clark St.
W. Milwsakee pePotwCorner Reed and South
running regularly theretrom to the principal
Sty = 8 ss t?x East Water Street,
her Wisconsin St.
The Only Through Line Between
Chicago, MILWAUKEE,, SAINT
PAUL, AND MINNEAPOLIS.
1t traverses a finer country, with grander
scenery, and passes through more business cen-
tres and pleasure res IT'S than any other North
western Line. And the only Railway Line
TRAvERsING TIE VALLEY OF
THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI,
And along the shore Of Lake Pepn.
Also via of Madison, Prairie du Chem,
McGregor, Austin and Owatonna.
Through Palace Coaches and Sleeping Cars
OF THE BEST AND TRACK PERFECT.
A-Connecting at st. Paul and Minneapolis,
with the several lines centering at those points.
| s. Paul Depnt9or. OF jackson and Levce.
Third Street A. VII. CARPENTER, :
35-ly. Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt. Milwaukee
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DRUG Department.

We have full stock Of fresh and reliable
DRUGS-all standard Patent Aledicines-Ch emi-
eals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass,
Putty, Druggists Sundries, Notions, Perfnmery,
Toilet and Fancy Soaps.
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Prescriptions Carefully Gom-
Founded.
STATIONERY Department.

School Books, Blank Books, Gift and Toy
Books, Letter Paper, Foolscap, Legal Cap, Bill
Paper, Plain and Fancy Note Paper, Initial Pa
per, Envelopes in great variety, Pencils, Pens,
Pel- Holders, Inks
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-08-13

The soldier boys at Winona are maxi
ing arrangements for an encampment
during the two days of the Northwest
ern Exposition at that place, on the 9th
and 10th of September. Soldiers from
every section of the State are invited
and requested to bring along camp
equipage and two days. rations. Ground
inside the enclosure has been set apart
for the affair.
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St. Paul E. Sioux City
=. = !. > :. 9 AND
Sioux City & Saint Paul R. r.

These Companies now offer in Northwestern
Iowa and Southwestern Minnesota 100000 acres
OF the Finest Land in the State. At low prices,
On long Credit, With easy payments, At low
These lands are very productive, Easy Of Cul
tivation Convenient to markets, and to Villages,
Churches and Schools
residents: climate pleasant and healthy
For circular giving full information, or for
prices OF particular lands, apply by letter or per-
sonally to "Land Department" Of either Com
pany, at St. Paul, Minnesota.
J. w. BISHOP, General MANAGER.
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list OF LANDS
AND TOWN LOTS
In the County i Of Mobiles,
e, AND STATE OF MINNESOTA,
H.. &: ~ ~ q ,a4aasNss.A -
Upon which Taxes are Delinquent
>'.>. and Unpaid
On the Let Day OF juno, 1878.
On the Let Day OF June, 1878.
OTATE OF MINNESOTA, ! o..
y COUNTY OF MOBILES. %

0TATE OF MINNESOTA,
- COUNTY OF MOBILES %
~-~-~- District Court, Sixth judicial District.
The State OF Minnesota to all persons, companies
or corporations, who have or claim any estate
right, title or interest In, claim to, or lein upon
any OF the several pieces or parcels OF land in
the list hereto attached, described:
The list Of taxes on rea! estate for the county
OF MOBILES, remaining delinquent on the first day
OF June, 1875 has been filed in the ONCE Of the
clerk o. the District Court In the county OF No
bles, Of which that hereto attached IS COPY.
Therefore. you and each OF you are hereby re-
CURED to fleln the ofIice OF said clerk, within
twenty days after the last publication OF this no
tice, your answer In writing, setting forth any
objection or defence You may have to the taxes
or any part thereof, upon any piece or parcel Of
land described In said list III, to or on which you
have Or claim to have any estate, right title ill.,
terest, claim or lein.
And in default thereof judgment will be enter
ed against such piece or parcel OF land for the
taxes ON said list appearing against It, and for all
penalties, interest aud cost
c,.rs n, ~. D,...... 49,. p. n: CARRIER,
bleS. - - = .l.| =
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a little three-old girl, living near
sZumbrota, had both feet cut off by q,
reaper on Saturday last.
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70 lots In Block 3 10 lots In Block I, and 10
lots In Block S, 81 q eacll1

IOtS Ill BLOCK s. 81 ~ EACH.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
MOBILES COUNTY {ss
WORTHINGTON, June 10th, 1875
Personally came before me William NJ. Bear,
Auditor in and for the said county of Mobiles,
and being duly sworn says that the accompany
ing list of delinquent tn Xcs is 4 true and cor
rect list Of the taxes remaining delinquent for
the year 1874, for the county of Mobiles and
State OF Minnesota. WILLIAM III. BEAR,
County Auditor.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 18th
day Of June, 1875 Is. n. CARRIER.
Clerk Dist. Court.
ONCE of Clerk District Court the within list
filed this 2lst day of June. 1875
i. N. CARRIER, Clerk.
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