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, 1875-10-09
The American PllmsoII.

Our Pimsoll was named Syd-
ney S. Burton. He lived in Cleve-
land, Ohio, and like all intelligent
persons he read the newspapers.
He noticed a striking similarity in
the details of steamboat accidents
on the Mississippi and Ohio. One
boat might be burned and another
snagged, and another exploded,
but the disaster always happened
in some lonely spot, the shattered
hull always sank in deep water,
and the missing boat was always
heavily insured. Burton read
this and pondered upon it. He
decided that here was an abuse to
right, but he did not see his way
clear to the righting of it. He was
only private citizen, without any
influence beyond that possessed
by every honest man. While he
was hesitating, the famous boat,
Martha Washington, burned.
The spark that fred her kindled
Bhrton's wrath to a white heat.
Thenceforth he was a man of one
idea, ard so a man of tremendous
power. The Martha Washington
went down at midnight, carrying
with her some shrivelled corpses,
and a vast lot of costly merchan-
dise-according to the bills of
lading, not according to truth.
Burton hurried down to Cincin-
natl, whispered his suspicious to.
the insurance agents, and then
having started them on amission
of discovery, shouted his beliefs
to the public. There was intense
excitement, tempered only by the
possibility that investigation might
reveal nothing. Meanwhile Bur
ton was threatened, as Plimsoll
has been with libel suits, arrests
and murder. But the insurance
men went to the scene Of the
wreck. Their graphing irons
soon located the site of the half
burned hull. Down went the di-
vers, and up came the boxes of
silks and laces and wines, that had
been insured in Cincinnati. When
they were opened the silks were
sawdust, the old laces were old
leather, and the wine bottles were
filed with water. The load of the
Martha Washington consisted Of
street sweepings insured as a col
lection Of the costliest goods.
When the news reached Cincin-
matt, the murderous merchants i'm
plicated gladly gave themselves
into the hands of the police in or
der to escape the mob. A long
trial followed. The chief cnlprit,
Lyman Cole, escaped legal pun
ishment, but be slunk into shame
ful obscurity, like Terry after
Bfoderick's murder. SThe trial
stopped this system Of murder,
and Burton having done his work,
stepped quietly back ihtopblivion.
BIS name fingers only in the mem
ories of a few, while Piimkoll's has
been on every tongue; but the
task undertaken by the American
was as difficult, as dangerous, and
as worthily done as that by which
the Englishman now gains the
admiration Of a world.-Chicago
Tribune. ui n1 ESQ is, iiftl
, 1875-10-09

EDWARD s., DYRR, an old and
respected resident of this city died
on Wednesday night, of cancer
Gus disease. He came here in
1854 q Lieutenant in the Revenue
Marine service, and on resigning
that position held the one of Dep
uty-Collector at this port for some
time; was subsequently, a member
of the Territorial Legislature, and
has held Offices in jefferson County
at various times. His remains
were taken in charge by the Ma
sonic fraternity, Of which he was
an honored member, and buried
on Thursday afternoon. Deceased
was born in Calais, Maine, and
aged about 65. A wife (now at
Steilacooom) and a son and
daughter survive him.
, 1875-10-09
Probate Notice.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Lawrence
Rein, deoeased, order dxing day OF hear
ing return Of sale Of real estate.
TOHN ANDERSON, ADMINISTRATOR
q Of the Estate Of Lawrence Rein, de
ceased, having this day made returns TO
this Court OF his proceedings under an or.
der Of sale made TO this Court on the 23d
day of August, A. ID. 1874, asking for an
order OF sale 70 be made thereon
II IS hereby ordered and directed that
MONDAY, the 18th day OF October, A. u
1875, beand the same is hereby fixed for
hearing upon said returu, It being a regu-
lar term day OF said Court, and that the
said hearing take plree at the Courtroom
Of said Court, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
Of said day, at which time all persons IN
terested are directed to appear and show
cause why an order confirming said sale
shall not be made.
Judge OF the Probate Court Of Jefferson
County.
, 1875-10-09
THE IMlnGRATIOX.

So varied have been the opinions
expressed with reference to the
influx of new comers to this part
Of the Territory of Washington
that a word or two Of demonstra-
ble fact may not be out of place in
our columns. The allegation that
there is nothing for the emigrant
to do here and hence the utter
uselessnes OF his coming, we deem
a hallucination notof sufficient i'm
portance for consideration at this
time. Those who come among US
are drawn from the fields, work.
shops and manufactures of the
States, and the benefits which will
accrue to them as well as to the
Territory by their settlement can
be neither few nor uncertain.
The larger our population, and
the more cur resources are work
ed, the greater viii their extent
appear and demand for labor aug
ment. And it is with grati6ca-
ton we are able to record the
fact that immigrants generally
have met with encouragement in
accordance with their respective
means and resources, and the
qualifications they have possessed,
whether as farmers, laborers or
mechanics. But it is with those
who may come here to become
practical farmers, that we have
most to dOatthis writing; and not
withstanding some steps have been
taken At this place to supply
information, thus rendering the
path Of the immigrant compare
lively smooth and easy, yet for the
benefit Of the many interested We
may adduce . few facts.
So far As the amount of good
available land is concerned, there
is At this hour an abundance of as
productive territory to be had
within . radius Of forty miles ffom
Port Townsend As would accom-
modate thousands Of families,
and which can be purchased at
el-s6 per acre, or entered shome-
steads with double the area Of
land 70 be had In the vicinity Of
prominent towns, within railroad
lim'th further up the Sound; viz,
16o .res. And as to labor upon
this land, We do not hesitate to
afhrm that honest effort backed by
perseverance, viii find . full and
, 1875-10-09
Administrators Notice.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A against the Estate OF ALBroN X. p.
GLIDDEN, deceased, must present them,
with the necessary vouchers, to the under
signed, at the once OF u. W. Smith, IN the
city Of Port Townsend, within one year
from the date OF this notice.
LAWRENCE NEsSEL,
Administrator OF the Estate Of Albion 4. p.
Glidden, deceased.
Port Townsen d,w. T., October 2, 1875.
, 1875-10-09
An1eFIcaEl Rardle coluaa.

NEITHER CAPT. G. L. HOWEs, OF
~ tho American RarQnB Colusn, nor the
undersigned agents OF the nbove-named
parq quet VIII n. responsible for any sdohl1
contracted BY thu oiIlcers orcrow
.l-I.ii ROTHsCHILD 4 co, Agents
Port Townsend, sept. Is, ls7s. ~
English Brig Rio Loge.
"a NEITHER CAPT. Z. 7. MILES OF
49, the English brig Rio lsoge nor the un
abeEIslg2ssqs b,sIas Agsnts . t3r the sbovs-named
eddy the officers or crew. = 3 ~ 7
R0THeGHIIID q CO., Agents.
7. Port Townsend, September 2. f676.
, 1875-10-09

NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs.
, 1875-10-09
Pioneer Stage Line.

A STAGE WILL BE RUN DAILY BE-
n tween James Keynes Lapding, Port
Discovery and Port Townsend, leaving tho
Landing In the morning and returning in
the afternoon. No expense will be spared
to make passengers comfortable, and ,
quick trip. l--
do most respectfully solicit from the
travelling public fAir share OF Its patron
car Saddle Horses in attendance at ell
times. BENZ. T. HAMMOND.
Port Townsend, June 10. ls7a B
, 1875-10-09
Brig Hazard,

NEITHER CAPT. LEWIS OF THE
IN Brig Hazard, nor the undersigned
Agents o. the abuve named brig, win be
the Officers or crew.
RoTHstHILD & co, Agents.
Port Townsend, Sept. Is, 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17

state of Nevada, County Of Urmsby. ss.-1, +.
J. EpwALUs, county Clcrk ana eX.uAlcio Cl,rk
of the Sec nj Judicial District Court held in
and for the SAID County ana State aforesaid, do
hereby certify that the above and for, going j. "a
tull, true and correct COPY Of the original order
now of record in my tiice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17
Water Water!! Water!!:

have on hand and am receiving large guam
tiles Of Gas Ind Water Pipes which l ,ter very
Cw. Also, have Oh hand II large stock of Brass
Goods, Hose and Fittings. Workmen to lay
pipe and do plumbing Oh the shortest notice.
Work guaranteed.
fe2o E. Is. RAIL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17

III IINtIlW0nN " ENf-If- 7 UNNN
4. : !: s.: 3: a; A: 4. :
1873.
mh2j-4w I. !. EDWARDS, Click.
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THE FAvoR1TE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormspy streets, is becoming
the favorite resort Of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer. while the
best Of wines. liquors and cigars are. also. sold
At the bar first class Billiard Table for the
amusement Of guests. = cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recomInen.
dations to public favor. Il. Il. Brown IL the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-17

LANCER NAPKIN WANTED.-SOme of
the restaurants in this city furnish to
their customers napkins about four i'll
ches square in size. Yesterday a gen
tleman, who had ordered a meal. was
handed one OF these diminutiyes, and
upon unfolding It lie inquired If he
could not have larger one. How
large a one do You want inquired the
waiter in attendance. well, was the
reply, Il III not particular hbout having
very large one; but | would Ike OF e
little larger than this, if you have 1t
handy: something. for instance, about
the size OF postage stamp.
ARREST FOR HOG SIEALI> G -McTu-
nahan, the irrepressible. has met with
the loss Of severel hogs lately. On in
forming our police q raid was made
through Chinatown and two Of bis pork
ers were identified. The Chinaman in
whose possession they were found was
arrested for stealing them. He stated,
however. that lie had bought them of a
white nan-seven IN all--and had killed
five Of them. The Celestial will be held
responsible for having stolen property
IN his possession, however until he can
identify the uncertain white man of
whom be purchased them.
TUMP WINSTON says he is going to
make his saloon so Internally fine that
be now doubts whether he will get it
open much before the Centennial exhi-
bition opens in Philadelphia. But on
the hole he has no doubt his show will
be the finest, and is of opinion that ma
ny people who would have gone to Phil
adelphia pext year bat for the opening
Of his saloon, will be found hanging
around his premises the entire year.
WHERE are our Base Ball Clubs which,
a year ago, believed themselves cham
pions Of tho world? Has the departure
of Berry" from our midst caused our
other base ball players to mourn over
departed greatness: 1t is time for re-
organization here Of our athletes would
be prepared for challenges from Storey
again this Summer. Eternal practice is
tho price of victory.
STRAWBERRIES are now to be had at
our fruit stands in quantities. They
are not the first of the season. to be
sure. but they look finer and more lus-
cious than those heretofore received.
McMANUs, tho brakeman, who had
his thigh broken last Monday at Empire.
is doing as we'll as could be expected, |
bis physicians say.
TIE Ivy Social Club will give their
last invitation ball OF the season on |
W ednesdsy evening next, not Thursday
evening, a. We enormously had it yes
tsSdsy.
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~iirees ~b,ss nEt-' ~
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IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro-
fession. DE-. VIZ. HALLS BALSAN FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases of the Throat and Chest. DIR.
TOWNSHIPS ToOTHACHK AHODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. mhl2.6u
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL, ere. TurI,. paorRn1o
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RyTCENED.-H. f. Rice, agent Of
wells, Fargo d Co.. in tlls city. returned
from the Bay City yesterday morning.
\ priz. spelling match takes place at
Corbett Hall tonight
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REMovED.--Dr. T. J. Whit has removed to
the building west Of Willis Drug Store on King
street. Ap9-f
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And In accordance with lay and an order Of tho
Bosrd Of Trustees made on the twenty eighth day
of June, 1916, 81 many PhsrCs Of each pstvol OF
such stock ~ may b. neeesssry will bc sold Al pnb
lie auction. NJ Tho Office Of tho Company. Bank Of
y. y. Freeman Co Elko, HOVIds. On SATURDAY
tho tTent, eighth daH Of August 1873. at the hour
OF one O'Clock. T. 81. Of said day, " pay said dolin.
pueDt ssSsssmcnt thereon. together with costa OF
adTcrtIsinB aud oIpouEes Of sale.
II. N. GRANT, Secretary.
NUv9j'. ITsf
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THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
sATUnDAY. AUGUST II. 1875:

g. 49,, . F..
The failure TO agree the part of
Ihs Jury in the trial Of John D. Lee Mt
Beaver, Utah, ol,cas;ons no surprise
Throughout the country; IN fact, such n
result was generally anticipated, not
withstanding tho evidence mldnced was
amply sufficient to convict him and
several others In authority, OF the most
heinons crimes. ii ever man should
be convicted and punished upon evil
dence, he certainly should have been.
But such d finding from n jury, eight
OF whom were Of She Mormon faith.
could not, in the light OF former expo.
riences have been expected But tho
labor expended in unearthing the damn
ing villainy which led to, and accom-!
plished the murder, in cold blool. of
one hundred and thirty men women
and children, will not DO lost. The
unwilling testimony extorted from lips
TINT sought to condone the crimes they
were forced to disclose, has hid bare
the secret workings Of tile Mormon Hi
erarchy in NIL their hideousness, and,
: IN the minds of the American people,
fastened the guilt Of that most horrible
butchery where it justly belongs; nud
all attempts TO extenuate its bnseness or
screen the Mormon leaders from the
legitimate fruits Of their treacherous
cruelty will prove abortiye.
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SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE.
Ninth judicial District OF the Stn1r
ElICo. VI
Andr1is y. Ayrcs. Plaintiff. agAins, Ninnis Ayres.
defendant.
Action brought III the District Court OF the Sin,h
duhictai District nf the state Nevada in and for
uLo Coui ~ Of EtkO and the compliant led In the
"lr.' OF the Clerk OF .AiA District Court.
Inc State Of Nevada sends greeting 80 Minnie
AyTes, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In nm action
Drought aSs!1st you 10y tue above-nantei Plaintiff
III the ihhtriCi Court OF the Ninth Ju,iiuill District
al IN" State OF Nevada. IN and for the county OF
Eiko; and to answer the complaint nlrd therein
wiiliu ten days exclusive Of III" day Of lerviccl
Eiivr the service you Of this summ6ls-if served
within this county; or. II served ont OI this COUNTY
bTt ia this District within twenty days; otherwise
within forty dsy--oE Judgment by default will be
TAKEN against you, according To the prayer OF said
complaint.
The sid action Is brought to obtain a Judgment
OF This Court diHsulyiug the bonds Of mairmony
now existing between plaintiff aud defendant on
the ground OF ~illu dcsrrtion, rs will NOR, fully
appear by tho complaint now on hle In my Office
reference being had thereto.
And you ATu hereby notified that II you fail Ia
appear and answer tn complaint as abnre required
thm raid plaintiff "il apply to the Court for the
relief therein demanded.
IL" 81 Given Under my hand and the seni Of In.
District Court Of the Ninth Judicial District Of The
State Of Nevada, County of Elko Ihid 10th day Of
June In tho year 81 our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud BeYenty-hye.
JcIo.sm
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
No. 13.
U. s. SURVEY No. 30.
U. =. LAND 0FFICE,)


Notice is hereby given that Charles T.. Gil.
lett, "f Elk" County. Nevada. whose rrmc,rnI
plhre ~ hnSIuc-s IuI post office udirts- l.
Wells. Eiko cuuuty.' Nevada. has made Hupli.
clii"n Ter patent Tor the "i;uIliUn Lode" or
mi""E clam. riiuhi"d ia Railroad Mining di-.
n's''t'Hhly nI tiE". State Of Nevada, aud
more particularly described IT. tue Mat nnL
h:Ii ho;ca On iIe III Ihis Office n Iulions Ia
Wit. ~
I'git'tir;; NJ II post mnr%ed.SD l. l.. =. sir.
HrY Va. ~. hHn Turniig Ihrnrr inst Cout., :
"a DIG. - min. east 200 icrI; TO pat marx .I
40. :. - = Snrs"! No. -; thence sccnrI
course Is de-. IL min. " IbDn feet 10 post
""fhrd NJ. !. l.. y -mVry No. ~: " hrurr tL,.
chmrry 81 the Lmphr tiy Company smrIfrr
h"Lrs II !" dr-..c. aud Up River PEAK bears a.
W.: =; ihcmrc i'urd course u - deg. IL MN "
200 i""t IL past marked Nc, g. L. - survey A.,
80, whence File Mountain hears u 90 drr ,y.
th"n"" fourth course u II r."g. H. min. g / ann
fGci Ia posi- marked No. point uf beginning:
Continuing i"nr and fifty nr.hunIrr,Iti- acres.
Courses expressed iTOm the true meridian with
u magnetic variation OF II deg. ~ min. g.
That the incation Of said mining claim or lode
i "i record ani that the same may he I,un d IN
book y, page 80. OF the mining records OF siid
tdilr0ah Mining District kept ut the town OF
Bnlii"n; That the names OF the adjoining claims
are I" vii: The Humboldt and Lnsi Chance
on ic norm. the NchiUnt IN The east. the Shoe
Fly on the south aud q Rhine on the west
Any and all persons Ginning adversely the
lnlhinE GrOnud above described, or any pGttion
ih"fr"i. =" divided, surveyed. plated aud Hp.
pi"h f"T, arc hereby notified that unless their
a'Eclt" claims nr" duly filed according to law
ana thc regulations hereunder within aiYtv
hnys nom ~" dat" hereof, with the Register
nl The u. >. Land Oni-c nt ElK0. Elkn Cnuniy.
Stric OF Nevada. that they will Ice barred a nd
their rights considered waived by virtue 81 the
pr%Ti;'"''S al The act "i Congress. May 10. lS2.
ana The supplementary and smrnditory acts
thereof.
wherefore. Pufsunn, to law, direct thi, no.
ucc to he ruDli1h"d for u period nf Sky icon
day. In The ELRU iSrErr.rST, n weekly new.
paper, printed aud ynbl:Icri AZ EIko. Ia EIko
County N said State OF Nevada. aud being
nearest shid location Of said mining claim.
JOHN s. MAYIIUGH, u. S. Register.
jclo
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SI.ASD IoUSTAIS TUNNEL COMPANY
! Location Uf principal place OF business, Elko,
Nevada; location Of works, island Mountain Mining
District, EikO County, NrvaiA-Noiio. is hereby
rIycn that At meeting Of the board Uf Trustees
held GU the thiriicth day Of July. 1878. Rsscss-
mant lSo. q Of ono cent per share was levied upon
Glc capital stock O! tie operation. payable iniinr-
diatey IN United states gold coin, To the Secretary
nj the Office o the company. Bank OF VI. L. Frer-
man ( 60. ERo. Nevada.
ANY stock upon which this asscssm"nt shall re-
main unpaid ola tile TrHt day al September, ISIS,
viii b" drlimQncnt and advertise. for sale al pub
will be sold Ola no ,DAY, tho twen;y.scvrnih day
Of september 1873, ;p pay tho delinquent Essess.
mrni together with costs OF advertising and eK-
ptuscs VI sale. BY order Of the Trustcrs
II. VI. GRANT, Secretary.
OFFICE Bank Of II. Z. Freeman L Co., Elko.
Nevada aid
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We would respectfully call the at
tention of tho public to our new stock
of goods Just opened, direct from New
York and San Francisco, bought from
foreign importers and manufacturers
md specially selected for the wants of
this market. Our stock is the largest
and most complete assortment ever
brought to this State, and bought at
such prices that we can sell lower than
any house ever sold before, and we
guarantee goods to be just what we
represent them, both at wholesale and
retail.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

COTTH LEOPARD MINING COMPANY,
y Principal place Of business. Eik0,. Nevada
Location Of works. COrnucopis Mining District
Elko County. Sevads.
-HolIce-Thero arc delinquent upon the
following described stock, on Accnnnt OF nRacas.
mcht no. u levied on tho 26lh day Of Jnne.
1873, the seye' al amounts set opposite the names
OF tho respective cha .ch Oldcrs, a. foiiUVa:
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DORM.

MoISTosH,-In EIko. Aug. sth. to thu wife of
John Mcintosh a son. ..'
POSTLETHwAIT.-At Independence Valley, Aug.
ION TO the wife ef Taylor PoBtlcthwsit, daughter
CHArMAN.-In Cornucopia, July 9S.h. to the
wife OF A, ID. Chapman. adaughter.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

NoThGE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT THE CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing between
Walker * Custom las been this day dissolved BY
mutual consent In future the business will be
conducted by John Walker, and all parties indebted
I" tue late nrIn OF Walker CASTOR are reouc sted
to call ct th-ir old place Of business and settle up
their accounts
JOHN p. WALLER,
SAM. GASTUS.
F1ko Jnly 9th, 1878. IylO-It
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ASSESSMENT N0TICE,

RLrE JACKET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ pace 81 huslucEn san Francisco. Cal.-Notice
Is h-tebj given, thar At meeting Of the Directors
OF said Gornplny, hrld Oh the thi1ieth day OF July
1875 nh as.rsstncnt iNO y OF dollar per share
payable iinrlcd ,tcly IL the Secretary, IN United
States gold coin. at ;hs Office OG tho Company. No.
I2tS; Market street. Room No. TO- San FFGIci-co.
California.
Any stool: upon which this Assessment slail
main up ,tl on TUESDAY. the thitty-hrst day OF
Angus, 1879. will BE- delinquent. nnd advertised fur
sale Mt puhlic auction and unless payment Is made
before. viii be soll IN SATURDAY. the cish-
tccnth day Of September la75 pay the delinquent
Ass"ssmcut, together with costs OF adv rtisnS and
GIpcnsrs OF sale. G.. J. EATON, Secretary.
San EraIcisco, July 3Oih, 1915. al Id
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NOTICE.

Two Il. N. BAI.DwIH: You are hereby notified
That there las been expended on your account
labor anu money OH the Atlanta and Justice mines
Tie same lying and situate In Wyoming Mining
District in the County of Elko aud Sate OF Nevada
ana unless you pay the same within ninety days
from the date OF this publication your Interest Ina
tho above claims Will he forfeited lis by opera
ton 81 law made and provided under the IT, S.
statutes.
d. II. DIGBY,
l.. ". CRANE.
Wyoming Mining District. May so, 1875 les
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OUR
DEPARTMENT.

Has the latest Styles of Gentlemen's
Diagonal Dress Suits, Black. Cashmere,
Nobby Summer. French and Eng
lish Cashmere Suites, and Linen Goods
Cfall kinds.
Youths, Boys and Children's Suites
in all styles and colors.
Also, Mems, Boys, Youths and
Children's Hats and Caps, all styles
and sizes.
Alexis Ties, Oxford Ties, CATERS and
all the latest styles; and n full assert.
ment of Gents Furnishing Goods.
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DIED.
STOCKHOLpERs, MEETING,

nEATER Missing CONGRATULATIONS OF
| )works. Elko county, Nevada principal place NJ
business. Fan Francisco.-Srnckhnlder's MeriinI.--
A meeting Of the RiDckh0ldrrs Of the above com.
rany ill be held at the Office Of the company.
G, No. 500 Csliornia street. san Francisco WE'D.
SESDAY. August 2s'h. 1878. At l O'Clock T.. II for
the election ~ Directors. the adoption Of bylaws,
and for such ether business SIS may properly come
before the meeting.
s1Itd W. q. HUGHES. Secretary.