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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-04-29

The home circle walking around
With the sabv 1T night
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-04-29
Ch11esapeake G. Ohio Railroad,

bich Of
states audt the la
Of Va
3y railroad bridge be bult this yost
sisa huntington with
Railroads etending through the entire Hest and No,thwest
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-04-29
CENTRAL LARD comPAMT's ADVERTISEMENT.
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HI u - a 4 " dS a . ~
on
O Il I Q L Y T. r.

OF Of
Guyanloe nearly
large part suitable
mercantile and other business purposes
This advantages which attracting large pOr
Ome OF th'se follows
~ "wd at The hrf Of rsd1 Harfo1 che Ohio river being
the
nd
Of
I is on The O and erniru, Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20

Legi3ahrs coanot BE- coarsnsi. Whsl1sr
the Legislature could be convened at
that time was solely o question Of judy
msnt with Governor Kellogg. II he
thought not. then ii was his duty to call
upon the United States for aid TO
suppress domestic violence"
Bus what vas the domestic violence
to BE- suppressed asks some Conssrva-
tive. To this. We answer, that the acts
OF wiltz and his associate eonspir-
aiors. were In tho highest degree
revolutionary that they were. by
all accounts. violent, illegal and
incsndiary; that they were directed
against the legality and integrity OF The
most sacred branch Of q State or
National Republic; that they sought BY
force and fraud to nullify and violate all
law, and to place the law-naking branch
Of q State Government under direction
and control OF q minority. thus defeat
ing the intendmsnts OF the laws regu-
latins elections; prostratins the de-
mands OF justice and placing the people
Of n state at the mercy OF those whom
its legal tribunal-ths Returning Board
had declared not elected. and there
fore not entitled to legislats. Was moi
this domestic violence' And II so,
where docs the .yrannical action OF tbs
Administration in aecsding TO Kellogs's
call for troops, make itself appsrsnt'
| We certainly fail to see il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
Woman Suffrage In wyoming.

Mr.. Richardson. in his letters to the
Con1rvgotiondiist. describing his recent
visit to the Pacific coast. presents this
testimony for what II Ia worth: SIN
passing through tho Territory Of wyo-
ming ON the way home. which adopted
woman suffrage two or three years ago.
I was interested 10 make inquiry how
Il works. The hotel keeper ut Laramie
declared the whole thing n fzzle. The
movement, he said. started In q drunken
joke. and comparatively few OF the wo-
men vote. In this Territory there il
no list Of voters made up In advance. as
at the East. and according to this land
lord. II n young woman comes up TO
vote she is generally allowed to do 30
without reference to age. while in case
OF young men their age Is often ques-
toned and their vote rejected. He felt
outraged at this Partially. aud said tho
best people Of the Territory were dis.
Rusted with the whole movement. The
County Sheriff at Cheyenne, with whom
I had an extended conversation, bore the
same general testimony.
"A few Of the bold. energetic women"
no said, 'like IL, but many Of the best
class OF ladies' keep away from the polls.
There is great excitement in Cheyenne
ON election days. Carriages arc sent
around, sometimes half q dozen times to
a house. drumming up voters. Both
branches Of the Legislature passed n
bill at the last session, abolishing wo-
man suffrage. but the Governor vetoed
IL. One OF the Judges was DESTROYS TO
introduce women on juries. and this
Sheriff exercised his right in filling va
cancies to summon q number OF that
sex, two OF whom sat ON q murder trial
rs their first casa. II vas long and
tedious, and the Jury by law were kept
together In the court house by night as
we'll as by day. one part Of the room
bsing secluded by curtains. Finally.
the case was approaching its close,
the strength Of one OF the women gave
way under the strain. and thus 1t became
necessary 10 60 over tho trial again with
q new jury. as only twelve could give q
verdict. each one OF whom had heard
tie entire case" I have been careful 70
relate the above facts precisely as they
were given me, and will leave tho reader
10 draw his own conclusions"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
IPeavins Again.


Yesterday We learned from q gentle
man. who came from Poe City on
Wednesday. that the McGlew furnace
was fulfilling the expectations OF those
Interested in the mines in the Psavine
district. No doubt then existed thors a.
to the ability OF the furnace to work the
difficult ores Of that section. but all
were confident that the precious metal
which is known to be there In paying
quantities can Be worked successfully at
a very low coat.
Mr.. Hallahan. from Poe City. came in
Just as We went TO press. and confirms
the above. and says the furnace takes
out between eighty and ninety per cent.
Of the silver in the rock. The silver
taken out Is 500 fne. The rock which
has been worked by the furnace thus
far was low grade ore, but pays $40 per
ton. Next week the high grade ore will
be worked. and the stock put on the
Board.
Specimen dirt from the Shakespeare
claim was shown to us by Mr.. Hallahan
which is said to be richer than any yet
discovered there. both in gold and silver.
Psavias stock is going up. and every
body Is to be made rich Truekse Re-
prbiioIn jan. 1G.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
Alnost Fire.

At about half-past Q o'clock on Thurs
day morning = fire was discovered in the
wash-house situated in the rear OF the
wadsworth Hotel. When fnt discov-
cred the flame had the nsighborhood
brilliantly illuminated. but the citizens
rallied and subdued tho FIRE before 1t
had communicated to any Of the sdjoin-
ing buildings. The hotel was in great
danger. u the wind was blowing very
strongly in that direction. II IL thought
had that taken irs il would have spread
to the other side OF the street and pro-
duced great destruction. The citizens
are said to have made n very picturesque
appearance in the peculiar style Of their
toilets. The origin OF the fire 10 I'M
known. but il is supposed that some
'.tramps" that have been lying around
town went into the wssh-house, the
door Of which was always unfastened.
and built a FIRE intending TO pass
the night there. but LETT during
the night without extinguishing the fire,
and that the wind scattered the sparks.
Rsp.. Jan. l6h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
STREET %RAILROAD.

The project Of a street railroad in Viz
ginia City. to be probably extended to
Gold Hill. IL feasible. is being consid-
erably discussed at present. and parties
are sndsavoring to obtain . franchise
for that purpose. A street railroad in
Virginia City is very feasible. would Be
a great public accommodation. and
ought TO DO q good paying property.
Whether II could Be sdvantageously ex-
tended into Gold Hill. is a matter for
future engineering and experience to de-
termine. We certainly expect some day
to see such q railroad extend not only
through Gold Hill. but also way down
the canyon to Silver City. Tho great
trouble in constructing the road down
through Main street. Gold Hill, consists
not only in the stsepnsss and crooked
ness. but the Of the street,
and the difficulty Of establishing a good
track which would not interfere with the
passage OF Gu! .eA"n'' VI "n'su '"
teams would NOT tear up 0Spe''"
DAD wea'her wneh passing 'o"a "'
street win r0ush ''s.s On "'
A street railroad would be a nice. con-
venien. sor. OF ~ "i''na nav
IN "o'd iiin' anu v "u IN. .'
one from mere 10 virginia GU"
SO constructed as no. 70 in.s''e'e WIN
the leaning or n puone interest,"
a OH nav o''h 'nuou ~.
senate al carson sranuhs 'oo D
t,rman, george a. n'ns' =, J. S.o
NH anu o'ne's 'ne 'isH' VI ""
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20

OSE Of the Paris almanacs has this
story. signed L~aboulays: A lazy girl.
who liked 10 live in comfort and do
nothing. asked her fairy godmother to
give her a good genius to do everything
for her. On the instant the fairy called
ten dwarfs who dressed aud washed the
little girl and combsd her hair. and fed
her and so on. AL was done so nicely
that she was happy except for the
thought that they would 60 away. ITO
prevent that" said the sodmother. 81
will place them permanently in your
ten pretty little fingers" And they are
there vet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20

Now THAT there seems to be n desire
on the part OF many good Republicans,
that a new election be had in Louisiana.
will some one "learnej in the law
please inform us where in the Constitu.
or laws Of the United States, is Congress
given power to interfere with the affairs
Of q State to the extent Of ordering and
conducting nm election We have not
yah founl IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
1880. 1874.
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH or VIRGINIA,

>. 10 Q. ". RAIL-, PRosRIEroRs.
Tnle eID EsrA1LusnEp AND
1 reliable landry 10 prepared 10 tuIn sut
~ quantity Of Rsnovatad and Clean tip !.
vttAest Ssing t.n.gsd b. manipulation Of
Isskaqeelshstnally called for and returned.
o9os-iAfsnettonsl Hotsl and vallaee's
~ Issss: ~ AZ IN aa Street, Virginia; and
IN liza q. W. HALL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
SOME rolkrs IN the LOUISIANA
CASH.

enough 70 look at the authority under
the Administration. and through
its orders. Federal troops acted in the
matter Of the alleged tyrannical inter r
ference with the Lsuisiana Legislature.
FRS, assuming that no body OF men may
without authority and in defiance OF
legality constitute themselves a lssisia-
tive body. either de Joe or de .faoso. We
look for cases wherein the Federal Gov
eminent has power to interfere with the
affairs Of q State.
Tho National Constitution makes II
the duty Of tho Omitted States to
guarantee to every State in the Union a
republican form Of government. and
ION application Of the Legislature or
of the Executive (whsn tho Legislature
cannot DO c~onvened)' to protect the
States against domestic violence. The
precise manner in which ''ths United
States" shall exercise the latter part Of
this duty IL defined by the Acts OF Con-
grsss OF 1875 and 1907. by the first OF
those statutes 1t is provided that ''in
case Of instruction In any State against
the Government thereof, Ii shall BE-
lawful for the President Of the United
States. on application Of the Legislature
OF such State, or Of the Executive when
the Legislature cannot be convened" to
call upon the militia Of other States to
suppress tho instruction. The Act Of
1907 furthermore authorizes the Presi.
dent to employ the land or naval forces
Of tho United States under the same
limitations prescribed for the use OF the
militia. ''having first observed all tho
prerequisites Of law"
II thus appears that II Is only in case
Of an '.insurrection in any State against
tho Government thereof" or when the
Legislature cannot be convened, that
the President representing the "United
States may legally interfere. There
are other provisions in both the statutes
referred 10 relating to the enforcement
Of the ''laws Of the United States" but
they have no relation to the status Of
Affairs in Louisiana.
When the legislature cannot be con-
vsnsd" is the language OF the statute.
The main question then arises. "Could
the Legislature be convened" or was II
eonvsned'" We take 1t that no assem-
bling together Of men, some Of whom
hold certificates Of election and others
who do not; no organization OF such a
mongrsl character can be tsrmeda L.gis-
iatre. A legislative body to be legally
organized as a Legislature, must, in
Louisiana As we'll as in Nevada, comply
with forms OF law. II must DO CON-
posed OF men holding credentials prop
perly certified. showing their title to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
rHE LOWER
coMs1ock MINING co.
HAS OPENED BOOKS

RIO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR A
L limited mount Of stock, for Q working cap
itai, 81 "a 80 per share.
The stock viii SCOT take is place In the
Stock Board. and . large advances In price must
occur % the ~ork progresses.
This milne 10 on the great Comstock Lode In
Gold Canyon, between the Silver Hill and the
Dayton Mining Companies.
The work now dsne upon the milne 10 a.
followst
one shan, heavy tinbsred, three eempsrt.
ments, 100 feet deep.
One shaft. two Compartments, lao feet deep.
Ont Incline. on the lode. 50 feet deep.
Two tunnels, one t95 feet o. d one 80 feet.
Thirty eight aspays made from oro Of the
erosseuis. run from Ga TO fo,oO0 per ton.
Titie u. 4. Patent. There are twenty
shares 10 the foot. Maps can be seen and full
particulars obtained at tho once. Work TO be
Commenced on the mine at once.
I. Tustees-J. A. Pritchard. Robert Sherwood,
n. c. Kibbe, Capt. X. r. warssw, and samuel
ia. PRircnARD. ......... President.
GEO: n: sPiNNKf. seeretary'
sAML. CURTIS. ......... Superintendent.
The books are open At the onkcc OF the Pres
idsnt, J. A. sRlrCHARD, $50 Pine street.
rooms I and ., San Francisco, Cal. Jaisa w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20

N. B.-Dhvers Of Carriages will not be Per.
mitted to Walt Longer than Five Minutes st
any Ons Place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20

IN There will be In attendance trusty ssr.
wants to take charge OF hats, cloaks. etc, for
which no charge viii be made. jsp ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
TICKETS OF ADMISSION, IS OF

CARRIAGES FOR ACCOMMODATION OF
GUESTS TO TIE BALL, FREE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20

TIE great desert Of Africa d a. big n
the United States. e-''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
NEWARK
LAND ASSOCIATION!
r,rLrpERrEor.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
IN $500 SHARES, 800 EACH.

Consists Of
t.ooo Acres Land. SIS per acre $3.50. 5000
Auction fees. salaries, percentage On
sales, hotel, eottages. wafer works.
strvsts. roadways. aud all improve.
usuts and expenses....... ........ 2c0,0W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
l.pI.0.I

The Newark Land conpsny's properly IL on
the tsbls' land just OF the bay Of San ffaneis.
co, about half wsy from oakland TO sin Jo,e
(probably the two most thrifty and successful
towns II American. Both ihcss towns sre
buidingp snd residences. The best lots at
bsn joe readily bring $500 per mont loot. and
ct OAKLAND eso6 Per font loot.
Any one going nom Oakland 10 Fan Jo,e
viii note . eontin ions limo OF village. nne
farms and elegant homestsads. and the near.
ness o. the Newark Liant Company 10 the
great San francisco markers. must At once
pot Q Droat on this enterprise
ltis believed that property win show ct the
hny % nueh proat % ptaied below.
frospectivs profits "a Shareholder, cay
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
Floor Managers,

Lisut. J A Robertson. Private Thos. Gracey
seg't rhons. Nsllon. Private James n Gates
Private J s Kaneen, Private Cooncy Younv
Private Joel Neswinser. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20

Managing Committee
scrg'tJ " ~1hexton. Private A n Lamb,
serg't Neil Loynachan. Private Henry Piper,
Private 7 l. Lamb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-20
Committed,

Lieutenant Pomeroy, Private John Flood.
serg't ID Mcknight, PrivateJ Roscnbrock,
Private W Burgess, Private Y Darrah,
Private James Mckay.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-03-06
ID. KOelller,
Merchant Tailor,
ELNO, NEVADA.

A largo hssortIGrni OF French ard English Goods
for DCEtlfmrn's Wear always on hand.
Orders for clothing will ~ promptly nIIed in the
LtEt E:ylCa ELd Un reasonable terms.
ErCinthTng CLEANED nnd IitpnIrtd.~Ga
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-03-06
Redemption Of Elko County
Bonds.

THERE BEISG THE SUM OF si.I2G IN
the sinking FuuI OF the County Of EiSo'r-
Notice l.. hc eby aivcI that In accordance with
an act cntticd IAN Act To Consolidate aud
funi the Indebtedness az ElSn County, APP
proved February ~, ir7l- sesjr! proposals
will Zee rcceivai by me at my Gnir", in FILo.
Nevada. up to q 0'c'nk p. IN. Oh the Jlsi day
al March. 1919, for the redemption ri Bonds Is
sued Ia Iur.uancc ni said laG. which said pro-
puSiiH will lie urrn-d hy me at my Office in the
-aii toxin Of ElkU MI the fist day of April Of
the saul year at2 O'clock p. M. Al proposals
mist he sealed and endorsed "rTOpuslIs Tor
the Redemption o: EIEr cDunty Bonds" AMI
must he accompanied with the hynIs proposed
To be surrendered, aud the bonds muSt have AT.
tIche,i to them or be accompanied with all of
heir respective coupons NOT yet Inc. NJ It'd
will he entertained that does not strictly coIa-
ply with thee INSTRUCTIONS.
u. T.. FREEMAN, County Treasurer.
Eikn, Nevada. Feb. II, lSTJ. I'll
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-03-06
NOTICE.

To Gary. mud unknown owners: You nro
hereby nnliiirl that I have expended TnI yn,
.'H rTiIniI'ic nnirnri Of money az n~scsIuGri.
Whining District; and urlcss yur pay your prn.
petition th"lr"f To- ia within Iirrty riayI from
The date Of thiI nntifc ynur interest in aid
nine will be forfeited TO II. according to law.
WILLIAM BROWN.
,,,,, go, BEliNEAlD TONER.
Highland, Elko Co., New, Feb. 10, lSTj.
iIt.3m
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-03-06
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
No. g.
T. IAsn CTYicE, ELKo. SIUApA,l
January, 9Th 1873

NOTICE IS HEEEAY GIVEN THAT THE
S;i=r King SEly.r MIXING Company. wnuus
FoSiric. ailrrs- IL SpTEc" mont, Elko County, Ma
NEIa. hAS made Gpr:.caticn for a patent for fourteen
hd=lr"i ErcEr n=t of the Home stale Inie. bear.
iIg SlTLr, she sarEc being bounded by Adiu!Ein.
clNti':S. "n tie Wr-, by the Grrcisu Bind, Ida Nay
n"d Nevada GrIl LoI-s. on she cAst by the NOlec
Lido. aai on the north Atph Shith by Vacant
Gr'siItG. Sii;!a:r'l In Spruce Mountain Mining Die
'rr:. ;'nun,y - tlsn. s,S:c III Nevada. aud de.-
I.,o-l on tie pl=; 3nl trld nnteS nux OIL hle In
thiS ohhn ~ ElhS1. To alta 4
LOT So. 10. AID. S!nrina 4: \ post marked No.
l:u. $. survey NJ. 90. l"t a; tiirn:e running 5
81 S'S. - min. " 40 feet to = post rlarkc,i No. ? q. :.
sHrN'y Nc. -. lot A. IL. n'e y . dsS. u kim "
~. 20: A: wh-Gcc the NrAt Starr King .ipring bars
Sl7 De-. Z, the Pax Of Hummer Till y Is deg. -
ruih- W, and lloE Pax 20 deg. =: thcucs = 81 LCr.
~ 2Iia. !, ?Si fs,; u 4 pos: market No. 1, L. :.
sur" > Ma. 81. lot \: III nee : 2d"l.. ~ min. r. I.IOJ
iec;. t"a tosr TsFlrd No l. the place Of beginning:
Containing G ie-lyl ac.rS. Courses expressed fpm
The ;rro Eienitaa with : ElsSurtIc Variation u Il
deg. 81 min +.
q 80. 20. B-BryinuiaS st = pest marked No.
!. L. 8. surS,y No. 10. lot %: thence running y G5
d-I. u min. ". iS2 feet to \ rost marked No. 1 Z.
survey No. 81. lot A. bears i % d, 3. IS min. ",
li.I-i !oSt: tetnce y Is deg. IS min. I. l.6S feet.
tn n post marked No ]. [. $. survey No. 10, lot d:
themes GS d. y. IS Mia. Z. 112 tr't, tna pos. marked
No. s. U. s. survey No. W. l { b; fhenc- 3 IS drr.
IS min ", l.6Jl feet. 10 = post marked Na l.. the
pace Of i-Iiuuing; cnntIiain: S ceres. Course
expressed from the true meridian, with \ magnetic
variation " II deg. % min. =
THIS clalm - on uusurvsyel land AMI tic ntLrrst
mines A=c the Grrcian EsnL. lila May. No.loc Ne
ynla G,m lpisS ILt clam Is recorded January
9Th. is;J. q: TIC SpruI. S"untlin Mining Rcco,di.
and = enpy Of the n'ihs and pllts czL H. found
pcsied A. The loSaitou ur auascnt upon the lode aud
mill site.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the min
ln= ground. vein. lSie, premises. iuiil Rite. or any
PARTON thereof. - divided. 1u.Nry'd, plated and
aIiH'.l fo:. ere hereby notified that unless their
adverse claims are duly hlcd accounting tn Law AMI
the regulations ihcrruudrr within sixty days from
tue di!e thvrVnf, with the Register OF the Uuitcl
States Land Oilce At Elko. liko County, State al
Nevada. they will d. barred. aud their rights con.
sllercd waived by virtue OF the prUvIsions Of sail
st-iutc.
Wherefore, pursuant To Law / direct this notice to
hc puhitSiIri for ! TerIp! OF sixty p:0l days In the
EMO INpESDESr, \ weekly newspaper printed and
piIelish~l at Eifp, In ElkO County. in aid State,
AMI bling nearest said location OF said u,IniE.
clIiiu aud mil site
IouS 5. MAYHUGH. L. S. Engi.ter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-03-06
Redemption of Elko County
Bonds, Payable from the
Building Fund Of the said
County.

THERE BEING THE SUN OF sI.GHn IN
tho "tuiliiug Fund Gf Tie Comfy Of Elkor-
Notice i Hereby, givhn that II. nccurlaurc it'll
an act entitled I'm Act IN Authorize the Board
Of County Commissioned IL Eiko County. Ne
yIdI. to issue iiu;:tS payable from The fiHiIding
r"ml' Ead 10 levy Ink 4" i!"viir fer the
Payment 'her""t. approved M"tch I. lSTI,
"!tiCc. III E!Su. Nevada, up Ia u O'U.Uck u. ~.
nI til" IL; Day OF March, $50, for he Tcdrinp.
ton u! l'"GlN ls:ucd Il, i."T>.Imce ui sa!h act.
whiriI aid proposals vii! lac "i3rnctl by mc al
my rficc In III: sLid town nj EikU on the
first dty al April uf tiu >a;'l year IL } O'clock
y. ~. AZ Y]r"I'm,Il- mu,l he sealed and rn.
'i"Tscd 'Pr"pp~a.- for iir Redemption Uf Elkn
County Buil,.iug Beads" G;uh mu-i he ACCOM-
PANIED with The hIDi. p-"PGsrd 80 ur SuTEUu.
hrTrd, together Hi:l All The re, I,-c:ivr coupons
not yet due. Nn hid Viii lie entertained thai
does not stIictiy curPly with these Instructions.
Il. +. FREEMAN. C"uaiy Treasurcr.
ElkO, Nevada. Feb. IL, inIj. IL
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NOTICE.

To WILLIAM JUTNEY-. ani Nil whom IL rnny
c"htcrn: ina are hereby notified that { iayr
expended for yon tho snin IL on- ;.ruJtrI and
siNiy.twD and Gi-l0n t!G2 Gi) drIlara, q. s.
G"Ih coin. far ialor performed on tho bullion
min" ~ Iitilrudd Mining District. Elkn county,
nevada: aud nn'css Tho 'nmr shall be paid 6y
you within ninety (yy) days from the date
hereof. your Interest IN alii mine will be- FOR.
Rested To me ~ operation Of law.
b. 6. +. GGLLErT.
Well, New. fchy. u. 1915. nI3m
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DOLL"T.

IN starr Valley. February .. 1875, to the uif, Of
George IS. MpliEs, a daughter. 49,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-03-06
NOTICE.

TO J. VAN HOCTESi You will ,str notice
mat J. tho hnl, isigurd. have performed I,iInr
E;lar, lnllii, y. y. 1879. 70 tho aInonnt 81 90 L,,u.
nrHl aud 'iNiy ilhJI dollars III gold coin, on tho
nun mine. located IN l!aiirrlh Mining DisI,jrt
county "I tlkn, S,Nn Of Nevada; lhn: said mine 4,
now Owned AZ foilnws. 10 wit; J.. Z. TasI,r 80
ret liicihrd Stllih $50 feet, !. Ynn IT. uion 80
I'nt fLd ilirtni %.f"lIh"nn $50 feet. That iinlrss Won
within NINETY Ilrl tiiyk pay your rrr,,ntiin,, ~ .2"hn
itn"r: hH f'yilirth by law, to mo "a furcka, Eureka
so,!nty. and siato Of Sovadl. your Interest ia said
2,n'Ih filF. fhdll he my Property. This notice Is
iioii hvc Isl Of tho act Of Congress afort said ruiii.
lci an act Ia prnInniN' Tho iryploIu,tut of ii,c
mining RESOURCES Of Tie United Statcs."
-.t HIRAM IOIfSYOH.
Eureka, Eureka Co., ley. Jan. 30, 1919. fG.3n
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-03-06
Tax en- Proceeds of the Mir,s.

sGiEE OF SEvIDS. ELSo CprNrT.l
As@,s0ES oTSicE. ElSu. New. rrb Is. ls.a.
NOTICE - FGg GIVEN THNr HAVE
~ this Gay rrcvtSsl f7Dn thr County Andi'vr tie
a''sSsinSnt Tli Ct the tar on the proceed, OF the
mines for the garter, 'Cd!nS lee 81. 1874,
for the enunty 1:1rCsIii aud til / saii tAx-. arr lse
z.l lay abie ~ Tag ctr g. ..ik,. sal he l-Ns xi;h
:.zrS - th-i= COLLECTION will H. sti thy enIoros-i.
MI taxes rrnAia!rs Gis Gri r3t aid on the third
HonL.y tshid dIJI a: NArcS. ISIS. will Le re-
t1:rrd as delinquent
L, II. GaiSTCLD.
tlet CISnty As.tssor.