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UPHILL BUSINESS.

Lair Hill, with sanctimonious face,
Assumes dying felOn's grace,
Throws down the arms he can not WELD,
| OF scape-goat Whitney makes shield
To leave the Independent" field.
| Alas! alas! the shields too thin
He can not make such logic win.
"And how is that for Hi ?"
How is the mighty (braggart) fallen
Why don't Brother Hill go for DIM
ick? He's independent
We've heard of Japhet in search of a
father. We now behold Lair Hill in
search of a candidate.
The "Tndependent' party of Oregon
is dead and its whangdoodIe mourneth
for its first-born.
Who laughs now?
Hill and Turner, in their present
fight, remind us of the exciting agony
of Salem in its well-remembered "battle
of the ganders."
Let US weep!
Mr.. Hills "purity" concentrated It.
self upon Mr.. Whitney, and-alas it
died with him.
Tip 'em little more Nipple, Brother
Hill.
We hear it hinted that Brother Hill
contemplates another visit to Butler
county, Pennsylvania. Will ex-senator
Corbett furnish the funds this time, we
wonder?
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cause occupied in scribbling for your
eye, dear reader, we were soon busy in
attacking an excellent meal, to which
we did ample justice. Poetry aud sem
timent- are we'll in their way, but the
cravings of appetite outweigh them
when you behold one Of Charley Dexter's
dinners.
With the next morning came our first
experience in sea-bathing. What hg-
ure youeut, when, rugged in your neigh
boris bathing suit, you take the hand OF
your host, equally charmingly attired,
and literally break for the breakers.
How you shrink and shiver at first.
But, as the waves dash against you and
you lose sight Of the fact that you've al
ways been a land-lubber, you take
strange delight in watching the surf as
it creeps murmuring towards you, shak-
ing its white locks in your face as it ap-
proaches; and when, with the strength
of q mighty torrent, it dashes over
you, as though determined to vanquish
its daring intruder, you brace yourself
and meet and conquer it, and watch 1t
receding for a fresh onslaught, while
you stand your ground victorious, you
rise somewhat in your own estimation,
empty your mouth of salt water, and go
dripping to the bathroom, amid the
cheers of the old bathers. In spite of
your fears to the contrary, you are warm
and comfortable. A half-hour's work at
your toilet and you are ready for a lunch,
which everybody attacks most vigor-
/ Ously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter possess the happy
faculty of making every guest feel that
he or she is the specially honOred one.
The commodious house is elegantly
kept, and the prices so reasonable as to
be matter of surprise to the guests.
Much has been said about the display Of
style at the Seaside, which we happily
found to be untrue. People of solid
wealth will not materially overburden
themselves with dress, here or anywhere
else, and the shoddy fine folks can't af-
ford to stay very long when they do
come, so ladies are as free from the con-
stanC fatigue OF dressing here as else
where, if they are so disposed.
But, really, we must enlarge the New
NORTHWEST or leave the Seaside
theme, although we have not said half
we should like to say. Let every reader
visit the place and see for himself, and
he will surely agree with us.
Another ride over the long sandy
ridge, among prosperous farms, to Skip
anon, where we spend delightful day
in the society of Portland friends-the
Mulkeys, Odeneals and Wakeheids-at
the weIl-kept country hotel of Mr.. and
Mrs. Writ, and in the evening we re-
turn upon the "Oneatta" to Astoria,
where we scribble these closing words,
intending to go tomorrow across the
Columbia to Knappton, from whence
we shall again address you. A. ]. D.
Astoria, August 10, 1875.
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The annual announcement of Pacific
University and Tualatin Academy comes
to us in neat and tasteful form, and
shows that justly commendable seat of
learning to be in a well ordered and pros
porous condition. Prof. Condor, State
Geologist, occupies the chair of Professor
of Natural History, and the services of
Mrs. NJ. Spiller, teacher of rare accom-
plishments and extensive experience,
has been secured as Preceptress in the
Academy. With these exceptions, the
Faculty that have so long and ably
filled the various chairs, remains un-
changed. Those who desire to give their
sons and daughters thorough educa-
tion, where duriug the formative years
of their lives they will be carefully
guarded from the many evils that SO
frequently beset the path of youth when
away from the watchful eyes of parents,
may be assured that this happy combI-
nation may be achieved by placing them
under the competent Faculty Of Pacific
University.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-27

The Christian Messenger says: ''The
Institute held at Astoria did not seem a
complete success on account of the re-
moteness of the place of meeting.''
Presumptuous Astorians, to suppose that
they really could do anything worth
while, remote as they were from Mon
mouth! The authority quoted, how
ever, assures us that several teachers
frOm-the last named locality are pres
ent, and it is doubtless owing to this
fortunate circumstance that the Insti-
tute was not
"Swept ignOminious TO the common massb
OF matter never dignifed with life" g
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We find the following, which seems
to US rather strange way of putting
things, in the last issue of the Star.
Speaking of the temperance nominee,
Mr.. Dimick, that paper says:
We cannot say we believe he will be elected
for after the nomination of three candidates by
the other parties, the election of Mr.. Lane was
assured, and the addition OF Mr. Dimick, we
think, will present a better opportunity 70 de-
feat Mr.. Lane.
In our humble opinion, the addition
of Mr.. Dimick" will afford additional
chance to elect the same gentleman,
and will accomplish little else, except it
be to show to the world what visionary
fellows these temperance politicians are.
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The last number of Vick's Floral
Guide for 1875 is at hand, replete with
directions and suggestions invaluable to
those who desire to beautify their
homes with flowers. 1t is as usual pro-
fusely illustrated. This publication is
issued quarterly for the sum of twenty
i've cents per annum, and is sent free to
all who order seeds TO the amount of
one dollar or more. The first number
for 1875 will be beautifully illustrated
and printed and will be sent ont early
in December. Those who wish to de-
rive benefit and pleasure from hoEticuI-
ture should subscribe for the Guide, or,
better yet, order an amount of seeds
sufficient to entitIe them to the Guide
free of charge.
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SUCCESS IN LIFE.


The great evil upon which we have
fallen in these days of rapid fortune and
extravagant living will be appreciated
if we ask ourselves what meaning is at
taehed to the word success. What are
our young people taught as comprising
true success in life What class of men
are held up for their emulation {? When
we talk of "self-made men," who are
the bright examples usually cited, and
that our young men are exhorted to pat
tern after? The men of ideas, of moral
power, of strong virtues, or of great
wealth? What is meant by success in
life, when instances most cited in this
connection are Astor, Girard, Stewart,
or Vanderbilt? Men who are pure phi
lanthropists and scholars, who are con-
stantly thinking so much of others that
they have no time to devote to the ac-
cumulation of wealth, are not regarded
as successful men, nor pointed out as
worthy of emulation. Is it not time
that new lexicon was prepared, or the
old one amended, so that our coming men
and women shall have different idea
of the true meaning of success ?r
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-27
HALF RATES TO The STATE FAIR.
We have received the following, with
the request that we publish:
OREGON AND CALIFoRNIA RAILRoAD CoN-1

OREGON AND CALIFORNIA RAILROAD CONF
PANHt GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Or
FIcE,FoRrLAND, Oregon July %, 1876.
NJ. WILKINS, ESQ, President State AgricuI-
tural Society, Willamette Forks, Lane County
Dear Sir:-Your favor of the 10Th instant is re.
eeiYed- We have considered the erof half
fare rates during the coming State Fair. and
concluded to make the reduction. You can
state in your publications, circulars and posters
that this company will sell tickets from all
stations on the line of this road 10 the Fair
Grounds and return at one-half the usual rates
e--E ea rie ]. BRANDT, JR-,-
General superintendent.
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Rev. B. R. Baxter, of Benton county,
will deliver the annual address at the
coming Oregon State Fair. Mr.. B. is a
practical farmer, and win harvest 200
acres Of wheat this year.
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NOTICE.

Agents will please take notice that it is
great tax upon us to pay express charges upon
small sums, and they will confer great favor
by remitting to us through money orders or
registered letters.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10
rVE ELK0 INDEPENDENT
uENpY vs.. LEOPARD.

Since the Leopard mine ut CornucoPia has
,r,n,J out 10 be frst-claSs certain persons have
made violent efforts to act up a claim adverse
q, Tia, Of The Leopard Mill and Mining COM
,,pv. but thus far they have met with very
mar success. We have reviewed all the pro-
..,J;uYs had Ia date. aud give the following
A. complete summary;
Samuel iiendy 4 Company arc the ~incatort
n the Miners Drliah, and Champion ladies',
and with these ella iInS contest the ownership VI
the Iarnnns Leopard.
The Leopard notice Of location WAS posted
mn ,bc goth Of July. 1878: ndNHa recorded Ia
the Recorders book Of c0rnnc"tia D.Itricl on
the 81 ui August. 1873.
The Miners Delight ind Champion were moi
located until The 5th and 9Th Vf August. 1873,
both being r, Corded on The 10Th "f that month.
The I~,ecur.Ier Of the District protested nrains,
rrcnrJIug the Miners Delight AMI Champion
ON the gruuul that the property claimed va.
covered by the Leopard location.
On the 18th at September. 1874. the Leopard
Company applied for o patent To iI+F mine.
through the ElEo Land Office. The Register
puhli.hed liI notice IN the iNnrrESnESr, and
al.o notified tn, adverse claimants that tllry
mu.i commence sniI Ia The District Court within
20 days.
The adverse claim MAS fled IN the Land
Office On the 18th "f November. ISL. and wa
snerdri un the 2lst Of the same month.
On the 2l>i If June. 1875. The casa came III
LerOre tic Register aud Receiver nr the EIkn
lanI Office. WHO. AFTER herring the evidence,
decided that tho adverse oiaIm l. not s,Irl, ~ +
contemplated by the act uT Cougtes, and the
regulations Hereunder. Al the documents in
the case have bern forwarded Iu The CoInmi-.
tIuncr nf the GrucrAl l.Iml Onice ut Washing.
I'm, iuT his lrciri"n. with The recommendation
that . patent lie issued tu the Leopard.
Samuel Ilcndy. ri AL. liieh their complaint
tSslu,l the Leopard t;nlI and Silver Mining
Company. Inn December 18th. 1874. setting forth
Tia, they ATE the owners It the property. etc.,
,urn Ia ly Samuel Ilenly. tut ul tho 9Th Of
Nay. ISIS. m amended complaint wa- flied,
setting forth that the Leopard Company Iuca.
ton was Illegal, the saline having been made by
Martin Durarc la the nanc Of 7. 4. Freeman,
The latter MT h-rng "i tho ground. The latter
complaint being sworn to hy Peter O'Mallry,
To iheSr complaints the Leopard entered u
demurrer. Nhich WAS argued. nurl tIkrn under
adri'eIncnf. On July I'd Judge Fiars SUSTAINED
the demurrer, on The ground that the complaint
lid not state facts sufficient 10 constitute 4
cause 81 acti"n, but allowed IIcudy 4 Co. Ten
days Ia Tile an amended complaint. ..
Heuiy 4! CO. were represented by attorney.
Hysn. Audc 4 Elliott anl Judge Lewis, Of vir.
gihla City. and u. T.. Street. Of Elko.
The Leopard Cumpany was defended 10y
Smith. Rand 4 Van Fleet aud It. II. IiiSlIow,
NIL Of EIkO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10

BALE OF NINE At IsLASD MorSt1x.-rbs
Comet lead In Island Mountain las Just been
purchased OF Stsnhnpo and Co. BY nm Elko
Company. II. ". brown. VIM Allen. F.. l..
Goodneau. mud +. southwick represents the
Company and $4,000 was the srnount uni1,
This mine Ia supposed to be a continuation Of
the Victory. They have doubtless secured a
valuable property as workings Of orc>from
both Of these mines have proven highly salts.
~fIc."ry.
The rcSnlt Of In Give I,ys wa.hiur M f,,r
hou'' per dhy-w"ler being law In Ilrnwn
" Co.. placer claim. was brought dn~n duriuu
the week aud amounted 10 81 .OO2 80 Ia very
pretty dust.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10

RANCH ron SALR.-A good dairy and
stock ranch, 3 milos south Of Palisade,
in Pine Valley, known Us "Stumpp's
Ranch" Ten acres arc under cultiva-
ton, with q large and unfailing supply
Of water for irrigating and other pur.
poses. a good house, with corrals,
stables, etc.. and about one-ilnlf of the
l60 acres under fence. A finc stock
range several miles in extent surrounds
the place. A cash customer can obtain
II rire bargain. For particulars apply
Oh the premises or at this. je5.tf
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ROBERT CULLEN,
4" Plalutin recovered Judgment against
ELKO WATER &.FLOURISG MILL
COMPANY,

As Defendant. for the smm Of sIos. damages, and
&c. COSTS OH the third day II April. 4. n.
1873. ! have levied upon the following d.scribcL
property, to Wit:
Th't certain water ditch. and It's srpurtonanrcL
the property Of said EIko Water anI FIGURING Mill
Company. Said ditch commencing at a poInt
or the Hnmbnidt River. about seven miles shove
tbs town 81 r kn. aud tI-noo RAINING wc-terly 10
the town II Elko. AMI II situated Ia the county OF
Els0. state OF Nevada. aud Known nj tile hlro Wa.
ter and FIGURING Sill Fitch.
Notice Is hereby given that Oh tho 3Ist day OF
July. \. d. 1873. at ~ o'clock. 81, Of that day, At
the Court llOnHe. In Tho town OF EIko, County Of
Eiko. Nevada. l will sell all tho right. little and Inter
est OF the Eaid / Iko Mater and Flonrtuy Mill Corr
IAny Ia and IL the Sbpve described property. at
public auction. Tor cash in gold coin. to tho higl,rAt
and best bidder. to satisfy said execution and costs.
nHted =, ilio. the 9th day Of July. 4. d. 1875.
I'd q. II. BANKS. Constable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10

HONE \ GAIN.-Our Uti tnwnsTuan. De. Per.
ry has re.pni chased lis uld drug sinIc and
autl'"rizrS III tn say to the public that lac will
furnish them with every variriy Sr drug. and
Mi else app"rtaiuing IT, his line uf business just
IA formerly with prices gra,icd to suit the
tinc-. Doc. will always 40 just aS he agrees
To. so all that i necessary l. I" consult hin
advertisement IL another column fur purticu.
ldrS. :
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10

y lew days since tie stage line from Wells
l" S~pruccmount WAS robbed. the mil suck,
express box. II watch. some Jew rlry aud
o'hrF fri"Is'a being taken. U. :. Detective
LII. Alexander was placed on the track, und
arrested ! man named J. ". Nelson Us the
culptit. Stl.nn had an examination TN Wed.
hrsday hctUre Justice Taylor, mud wns hound
over I" await the action OF the grand jury.
bail being liked ut s., nOD.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10

Brain < ca. lave nov commenced un their
new fire proof store. M.'SStS. lIiIhrt. & sale
Hre doing the wond work md MrIinrucy & Co.,
the brick work. Their large stucl; uf harness.
IAdllrs ETC.. will he Dispensed VI by them in
!iIe old .Casino' building. Opposite the middle
freight depot.
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"o". FiSE Sr"cE.-Mc-sts. Park 4 T,hur
nave This week di'poscd "T two more Of ,bo.,
magnificent Thoroughbred Durham liuiis.
'Kicliatd Napier" twu year. old, bred bv
" D. Sutherland Of ChiIdsburg. Fnyctte Co,
Nth'icky. was purchased ly Thomas tInrrIsou
o. hnhy Valley fer The 'un of $3.50. "~ilo,tor
naEe--5rd." bred BY ". l.. Sydncr Of Mount
S,t''"E' Montgomery Go. ny. by Charles
n'o OF Huntington for 1000 10th animal.
Ne beauties and VIC urc glad to observe tia,
%n "a"cher' and st"ck.mcn "rc taking such
Ip"'An' steps In tho way "f improving ono
NMe ptlncinal ptndnclA Of Ihn S,nIn-
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Trar t'."nn th. brrI Snh-rrih-i by citizens
NJ h'lIiil'"h Tor Tie purpose al rTc~IIn. Siurll.
III" work. AZ that plIrc. Ala recent nI.,IiiC
"I Tie si''SrribcfS u "IS determined IT, iu.nF.
p"Thir utidrf I = mann. at the HLuiii"n Mining
AL 0'naliIpS C,mpL,y. and iyJk> were npru.
~! I"f Suhscripti"n.
umIng the hIrvr-t yrn?. which rrrlrl Win
~" .I>t "f Juu', there was -;,tpp-l tram I,,Ii
f"fnI. ri"lI u iilinm -rT.n huultcl an1 >-Yruiy.
three ui"i~ami ~rN"I ]huudt.,! ~rrntiI. III ~ hr,t
AID i"nI hundred IrI -IHty-iivr ihru.tnI Iltr-r
i%n''l,rl L'rr"i" 81 IlnnI, thr whole being
worth :l;.l2i.GD1.
There irr three Lady "liirtI IN CnlifnrGi,-
-Mr+. I'n--cll IT. thu Santa Itrhlr, J,,Er,
Nrs. N"riun ri the SIOrkiun Lr,,I =. anil NJ.
tSich "i IA" Mrnlrcino Dispatch. and tIry nj
publish Democratic paper. "
The party III engineers engaged IN survey
ihc Innt 81 the Battle Mountain and 1u.tii,
N~"'IoH'iiugc Railroad have arrived al I,tII,
h"lit 'ln' ana will At once proceed 10 bust.
Hc-s,
~ Fort Smiih. Arkan-as. there were eight
convictions ol Indians. tar murder, al the II;.
irrchi i IIi"nI. seven Oi whom. iurludiuy two
boys. will h. hanged September III.
An Indictment for murder nrain., hath Gar.
n" Norton nud Jack C,Itnn for The .mu, Icr of
Norton 10 santa Barbara CUuuly: California.
has been fonnd.
Hon. Thomas u. Florence. formerly W.. C..
from Pennsylvania. died saturday night at
Washington.
ny collision IN tina SnnIl Silc Railroad
h"i"iaf seven persons were killed .InI is ruIy
wounded.
Five men were recently dr"wurd nv The III.
setting 81 = boat oil Prince Edwards l-Iaml.
SIgn"r lilnnrU j. appointed 10 succeed Cn.ii.
Italian Mini'trr aI Washington.
The rc'rhratsd h"rSc Lexington lied Thurs.
day night Ia kcniucky.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10

Ftnm }. vs.. lIussry ~Lu casrc in from Raj
roHd.we nTc pleased TO learn that g.. j. Rnul.
stone. Snpi. for the Web. luut Company. whose
.les was 'r"kr" last week by htiug caught in
Tie bright "I Il long r pc aIIarlcd tn Il luosr
'''e; Is quite comfortable anl mcniling Az
rapidly as the nIturc Of his injuries will ntlm
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10
The kOuRTA

The Sineiy'niuth Anniversary OF American
independence wSs celebrated at killings
Glove Ia l.an'oilIe oil Sunday last.
The Elk" Cnrnct Baud furnished the music
Tor the day. Cul. Sincry. of Camp Halle, L.
real Ihc ''btclaIsIion' in = clear. distinct
'Uice. anil made Il most IuvnIahio impression
np' Its hearers. Ut tie event NJ the lIy
VI" HE %ordIinn hy DR.. ". l.. NrSlinl. nG Ihc
F"'L u was very carefully prepared, IuiI Of
vim ini pIIriutI'm. AMI Wa 'ielIYrrrd IN true
"il"Ticll -tylr. The Doctor va, happily rc.
etHrd, and was greeted will, rounds 0f ap.
fhUi which made. the grave rag, -Iumins IT, Al
h'rhi"u wac appreciated hy III. TIE lie.
IAchhrni al Ir""pA ITu.u tac post prrLIr'l ~
fh' attrrn"nn. fired national -,lui.S hp'h with
artillery and mn.krl-. Killing hat hUli II
platform Ia The grove. I'D DUNG the nituI-
n""n r"llcy Rcrmard and J"linny TunLins
iu~r"i.lirI mu.ic. tn ~ Inch mIny 'tripI,r.I Tn.
light fantastic toe" ! dance at the S,hnoI
l"u'" III IL. evening concluded tho festivities.
\ general s"nI time wLs had. aud all united
IN The single sentiment hat honor had been
'i"ne 10 ~ in"~ny mp" style.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10

WrLLinN RLcGirrS.-FI om Cornucupin Tor
thr week. ?harS valued ~ $Ij, 600.
From Young America Mill. ?at ounces (rnId
Anh silver miNrd) valued at :? .jSs: result Of tel
days run on Inv grade ore.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10

Thanks In the Virginia Chronicle aud Reno
Democrats f"r little nnticcs III our County. We
have always knnwn that VIC had 4 gnul cnun
", llrr lrst IN Nevada. AMI are glad to '>c
ont iricIrls Aay II En0l ward i"r il.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10

FHE'cnI>G.-Mr T.. T.. Field. 81 y. j., vii
occupy the pulpit IL the ElkC I'rr.hyieriar
Chu'IEh t0.m"rruw tSnmiHy) Mt II 4. "
aud ~ T.. u.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-10
SUN MCNS.

y ~ DISTRICT CnrNT OPS THE
Ninth IuiItInl District or the StHtr
Or ~NrNnhnr In and for the County OF
I:Iku.
Airirns u. Ayrrs. IIaimtiT, against Minnie Ayrcs.
d"fchdLni.
Action brought IN tho District Court Of tIi. SIntl,
Judicial District II The state nf Nevada. In aud for
'ic I"ilf ~ 81 EiAn. and the complaint filed In the
"uica ri The CLERK uf said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to MIunir
Ayrcs. Defend mt.
r"l are hereby required tp appear In mn action
brought ngtlu-t ynu Iy tis alnyr.nnInnj Plaintiff
Ui w" Slate ~ Nevada. Ia hni Tor tho county ui
f'ko, AMI To answer the complaint nlrd therein
Nlthih ten 'iHyH exclusive Of Tho day If ErrviccI
hil'r The service on you 1T ,liS summOn--If served
Sltiiii This county: or. " scTyTd out at this county
uit ~ THIS District. Within iw"uiy days: otherwise
Wlhlh torty hAy1-nr Judgment by default will he
iakr' against you. according To tho prayer OF aid
complaint.
The sid action In brought la obtain u Judgment
81 ms EoIrt liisSrlvins tho bonds II mHtTiuInny
now "SlSIthR between plaintiff and defendant. ON
the ground "G willfnl dI ~ T,;un, ~ will more full
HiJ"'nr %! Tia" complaint new on au IN nay unius,
Frfrrcicc being had IN. Trin,
And yorl mr." hereby notified That II you fall 10
nuP"I: Gnd answer III complaint a. all ,ir required
ia" laid plaintiff vi apply TO the Court for tho
frliri therein drHuAuirIi.
~" 81 Given under my innI anil the arAI of the
District Court Ui the ninth Judicial Dist let of tn,
state NJ Nevada. County IL En- this 10th day nf
June. III the year ri cur Lord one th0uSuud eight
hundred Hml styrniy.nNc.
q. j.. GREES. Clerk.
jrIJ.lIu
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NOTICE.

Two II. ". BAI.DwI'; Yen are hereby notifies
th-i ih-rr has brcn exp 'ndci Dn Your account
labor ani inviry On tlr Atl1nta AMI Jn-tirc mines,
the HAin- lying AMI sisnAir In Wyoming Mining
District, In tliu County 81 EIk0. and State OF SuvlLG,
nnh unl"SS y"u pay tue -ann within ninety days
irhIn the date at thiH publication tour Interest la
the HbnNr claims. WILL u" forfeited "a III by uurTG.
ti"n az law made and provided under the Il. S.
statute.
H. II. DIGBY.
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