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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-29
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-29

Now let us talk about your business
Affairs, "saida sharp Connecticut girl TO n
young fellow, after he had proposed mar.
Iiagc to her In a long address filled with
expressions Of passionate love.
EVERYTHING Is good in its season.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-29

we lake pleasure In calling the attention.
!nanuIlrtlrcd by II. Williams e ~ s%'
nrcilhhln PLACE, San Francisco. After nsin.
y we can safely say that VIC regard il ns liz
MN Di l.inimcnts." No farmer or liver,
stable should be withunt II. II You have mo,
usCu II, eetd for u bottle and irY'll.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-29
or INTEREST.

- Ut TNTEEESr.
The bylaws further make positive provision far ,hc
payment OF Interest monthly on all stock js,urI In each
class at the rate OF twelve per cent. pr annum, n,r,.
bic on the 5th day OF each month. Another lInnortsu,
concession IA that any, sharrhr der has the option 10
tikc ~ OK III pay nlcnt fer interest az mar rnlnr In ,ny
class that may be preferred. M aSsSsInrns -
;THicI until iiic total stock OF the Sinking Fund shall
80 Oeeh sou ami paid out rs provided by thr br.lnws
Inueen, 80 secure Is The plan OF the company fhat IN
clsS ihe WHOLE capital STOCK nf the COnlnIny thonfb hr
sOll Immediately mud the sinking Fund iny",Ir, 30
nTnTiII'i, the proceeds woqiI be snflcicnt 10 MY tho
nIcIcst ,ior. eight years and q half ON The tnt,i q = -,
stock. Perhaps no other company In Tho wnriif r "
ever Occn able To present 80 brilliant a ccftuIntr " ""S
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-29

THE Rev. Edward Irving, the popular
minister Of the National Scotch CIiurcI,
IN London, once managed To ~invciglc into
his church., by talking 10 him aI,ou,
leather, a cobJlcr who profcsscd inGdeIity.
Irving's father wHs II tanner, and his
acquaintance with leather was of old
standing. "What do you ken about
lcnthcrf" was the first word from ,Ir
cobblcr that indicated Is breach in his
i%mprcgnahlc disdain Of the clergy. As
tho discourse advanced, the shoemaker
exclaimed, "Odda! you are n decent kind
OF a fellow! Do you prcachl" Finally
lc was induced to % TO church, and he
defended himself for so doing hy pro.
nouncing tic opinion on Irving: 'fro's Il
Sensible mon, he kcns nbnnt Icatlcr."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-29

The national GOLD MEDAL was awarded
20 bradley " Rulolson, San francisco, for The
OcSt flOtoTraphs in The United States.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21
3weiter 1beil.

Sic IGubsrbarb nabi, Der Sauptmann rcite. Ycr,
Gr ruft eem 3perg, ber's ShlpB bepnGt iaaell
ihliebe auf eas Sbpr !
dc 6aleriid lsnte nieeer, une LAP bic 9tritel
Gin -
Wer jest bic nlte 8ufej Rom 9Sals aus, lebet
fpnni'
Ter gIaubtr ii6srlih, Elm b6Irr canon bat'
Den rp' srn WarterplaB Sor's Aug i'm birgc.
3au6ert
Drnn NibtS Idb man bel JaGsll9sin, ais MIR,
mas Ibauerrn matt:
Die balbeeI0sts Mabn' Der psiebel9aumtcr
pferee,
Die tlanFrn Seine bel Der SGrerter Slieen,
llno mitten cnnn I'M eiienItarren 9tGuber,u0
Die i9paGe 5unsfrau, Die ben SIREN AZ entrii.
len.
Dies trauri9e 0emGlbe, nrlaes in hen itartbr.
mpcsten
lne graasn NaIr.a iIb helm 9amma i6einl
barlieQf
Daber baS Haleln i6psrsr Astten, eas Ostlirr.
Der WaHen, GclenI9nauben, une eas pirrG
Oetci pcn Nufrn une epn 5luaer, he'd am
meilten.
Gin 5rausniarei, brr tlans, mic in hes Sturmea
Wltben
Des Winpes alagetcn,-eas i6rsdt ben Gtit
WleiGaisl pur9's Seben, ME bur6'5 SSren.
Sob. Alf. be 2aet.
SIN Sabre 1880 bate lin furft6arer
Brand Die alte Sale en- Mtartte 0dnslid
perni6tet. Ser b0lSerne S6urm, wel6cr
auf oerlelben itano, mar nit alien Yripile=
glen Der StGOt Srtg9e in 6lammen aui,
9egan9en. Ginige maiiipe Wtauern i'm
unterIten Stodlperfe 0es 8e6Qu0cs ruaren
oennO9 perl6ont 9eblieben ino nit 0ielen
einige 0ema9er, ipe!4c SulpeiIen ais
Ba9tltuben bemugt wur0eu.
Die iran50iii4eu &riegstne4tc 6attcn
Oicie uerlaiienen Gdume SIT geriammluugs-
p!GBcn erIOren, unO bitr pa es, no lie If
re ireien Stunocn nit S9welgen uuO
Spielen ju6ra6ter.
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hide S6lbrer in eineal Der ~cntlegenilcn
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pc bon 8bon beleu9iete bic Q~e6rdunten
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elmer 9}iiGe 0eS Gena48. @i,r Grie0s
fne6te iaben on c.ucm l9iDeren b6l3ernen
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mar F9tli9, OaB Oleie 2eutc ni9t ALIEN
gum 98irfeln bieber 9elOmmen paren;
0eun ie Batten 9eIme aut unO breite
S@perter 6ingen an i6rem @artel, ais Oh
lie It9 gum &rie9e 9crGitet bGtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21

uno i6war;cr 9inien SeiGnete. Del ieoem
Stri6 er~ltaunte oas MGo6en mebr nnO
mebr; oenn Die 3iige oes &ittcrs ocrdnoer=
ten li6 unb eriunerten an bic ibres &atcrs.
Der Sun9frau SJerS tlopfte nn9cltiim beim
Nnblid oieier @un0er. Na6oem jebt ale
2inicn gut 9esci6uet warel, beTen9tete
Sieori6 Noolpbg Wan9en un0 Stirn nit
einem blduli6en @aiier, uno crlu0te ibn,
~aufsuiteben.
Wir linO fertig, iugte er, SIR glei6t
0errn pan Setbune, a!s Oh Sbr beioe &trs
Der bcIielben Yaters wdret, II. wenn i6GuA
ni6t ielblt 10 umgeitaltct bate, lpiiroe id
gu6 nit Dem bur6lau9ti9Itcn 9tamen oes
20pen bc9riiBen. Sa, Sbr tOnnt es mir
o~larben, i'd empfinoe uirtli4 G9rIurAt
Dor Gurem nGuen 8eIi6t.
Sie junse Me6t6ilOe itaao ipra6los
uno perlpirrt Dor NOolp6. Sic tonnte lb=
re Nugen niht Idtti9en, nno betra9tete
a6peGlelno Die Sitter, lpie Scmano, Der
na6 Ger Grtldrnng zines unbegreiIli9en
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uobl uno oenft Supeilen an Gu:en Stcner
Ioo!pb.
G$ lit unmDgli6, III bei6rciben, ME
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riibrt waro.
gls Der junge Sitter i6r befannt ma6te,
bab er mad Sourges seben wiiroe, I'M
Serrn Gobre9ts Stelle i'm &erter einiu=
nebmen, bate lie nur Die i60nite Seite
oieier Geiie, Die &Nffebr hires Saters be-
traGtet; aber ais lie nun lab, oab ibr su=
ter SruOer, tuie lie i'm nannte, lie itebenoen
Subes perlaiIen wolte, bemd9tiste li9 eli
ne tiefe SetriibniB ibres SerSens.
Gle ~bespang Die Sbrdnen, Die bcreits
in ibren Iu9en 9lGnSten, unO i0i'te ibren
9riinea S4leier.
Sier, lpra4 Tie, empfangt bies aus Den
Sanoen Gurcr banf6aren S6weIter. Gs
biene Gu6 sur Grinneruns an oiejenige,
pel6e Cure cole Shat ME perscien miro.
Gs 1T meine Sieblin9sfarbe.
Ser Sitter empfirs bicies Yianb auf
Elm &nie 9ebeu9t uno briifte es nit einenl
banf6uren Bid an leine 2ippen.
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Sunit ni6t peroient aber mD9te einmal
Der Nugenblid fpmmen, oaB i6 mein Slut
fir oas Saus bon SIanOern pergieben
tOnnte, Damn meroe i9 mid Gurer
Sreunoi6aft uno @ite piirbis MAIDEN.
Mein Serr es 1T Belt, i9 bite, unter=
brc6t Cure Santla9ungen, bemertte
Sieori6.
2ebt wobl, Me6tbiloe!
2ebt pobl AOOlpb!
lno Der Sitter perlieb raid otn Saal.
@ls lie in Den Sorbof 9cfOmmen parcn,
i9wang er uno audi Sieori6 ii6 in Den
Sattel: einise augenblife na@ber baltic
Der S6ritt Sweier Yferoe in Den einlamerl
StraBen Der Staot iuieoer, biz lie unter
Dem @ent=Sbore perl9wanoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21
(6rrtieguuS foIst.)

pa gSir0 ni8t aus8c6unocri. SD Be-
9reifc ni4t, wie Sic o~usmau0ern
m0gen. 9enteu Sis an Oie Seefrant5eit!
- SO fam Gin Sturm tommen - Sic
2ebensmitteI ge6eu aus - Sic fn6 in
Sefabr Su %O.rbungeru !"
pSerbungern S9?- Mlein SEER, i'd
bin iieben Sabre S@ulmeiiter in greubsn
9elpeIen, i'd peroe ni9t uusgeDunOert!
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

TaE Goodrich MLL.-A car load of
machinery for the new ten-stamp mill
for the Goodrich mine arrived here yes
terday, and the balance is expected to
arrive to-day. Cap Comins informs us
that he intends to have it in running
order Ak quick as possible, and astonish
the Chicagoans with bars of bullion be-
fore snow flies in this latitude. A
portion of ue machinery was loaded
and forwarded to the mine to-day.
Brick for the furnace is already on the
ground. aud the battery and engine will
be placed in position rs soon as DOS
sible.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

JUSTICES CoURr.--The case of Brad
ley and Cooper, accused of malicious
mischief, in shooting cattle in Paradise
Valley. is being tried to-day in Justice
Davis Court. Nearly all the lawyers
appear to have a finger in the pie. and
the result ia looked forward to with
considerable interest. A formidal lie
array of witnesses, twelve or fifteen at
least, have been subpenaed from the
valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

Kegs OF Nails or Nail Kegs, which.
How IL IL Done - Who IL the
Contractors
The quarters of the military at Camp
McDermit are being enlarged and re-
paired and thee or four Government
teams have for some time past
been engaged in hauling material and
supplies to the camp. Among other
articles shipped to this station for the
post. and now at the depot are some
twenty odd kegs of nails or nail kegs,
as under the circumstances it is difficult
to determine which name is the most
appropriate. While saupteriDg around
the freight house the other day our
attention was directed to those nail
kegs or kegs Of nails. A few of them
are full and probably contain the orig.
inal number of pounds placed in them,
but by far the greater number are not
more than half filed, and few of them
do not appear to contain more than
twenty or thirty pounds. One end of
of these partly filed kegs are covered
with rotten gunny sacks, which appear
to have been tackled on for the purpose
of making believe that the heads had
been accidentally knocked out while
being loaded on or unloaded from the
cars. There 10, however, a sort of studied
carelessness in the manner in which
they are fixed that betrays the purpose
for which 1T was done. Curiosity led
as to inquire of the station agent
where they were shipped from, and if
they arrived here in their present con-
dition. His answer was: From
Truckee. as you see Them" Here,
then, undoubtedly. is a nice little job,
and fair illustration of how it is done.
The Government pays for so many kegs
of nails, and receives half nail kegs.
Wouldn't it be a little cheaper for
Uncle Sam to buy such articles from
merchants here, and get what he
bought than to purchase them at
Truckee aud be swindled in that way.
An investigation of this nail business
might lead to a regular bonanza of
frauds in the material and supplies
shipped here from California for the
Government. 1t would be interesting
to know what enterprising merchant
at Truckee is contractor for Govern
ment supplies at Camp McDermit,
and to have him explain the nail ques-
ton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

The CHAMPION MrNE.-Work has
been resumed on the Champion mine
in Winnemucca Mountain. The COM
pany have pat force of five miners to
work sinking the shaft and extracting
ore. A few tons of the ore worked at
the Reduction Works paid so well that
il stimulated the owners of the mine to
resume operations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

BLOOD WILL TELL.-M. Donley, who
took lot of blooded stock cattle and
horses-to Austin, writes under date of
last Tuesday that he has disposed of
about $500 worth at that place, and
expects TO make more sales. He sold a
bull for $1,000, and young calves at an
average of $1l0 each. He is also sell
ing horses, aud disposed of the sorrel
mare at good price. Those which re-
main unsold will be taken back to his
ranch in Pleasant Valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

OLD. STYLE IMMIGRANTS. - An old
fashioned emigrant train, consisting of
five wagons. passed here yesterday on
the way to California. They were
from the Western States, and crossed
the plains alongside the railroad with
their teams and wagons. Who will
deny that these emigrants are not en-
dowed with supernatural patience
Job could not have displayed more of
Il; boils are nothing compared to trav-
cling two thousand miles along rail-
road with OK teams.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

PERSONAL S. Wright. foreman
of the Humboldt Sulphur Company's
works, at Inferno. arrived in town this
morning. He reports lots of BRINE
stone in sight. 49,. Mrs. j. W. McWil-
liams, of Battle Mountain. who has
been visiting relatives in Humboldt,
left for home this morning. 49,. Judge
Berry leaves for San Francisco to-day,
to be absent about a week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
400 Meadow Valley 51.. 81, So
295 Raymond d. Ely A, A b 80, 43,
49,.
225 Eureka 81, 38, 371I
1870 Alps Is, 37Hc
so jackson ~. ~
80 American Flag
rs Belmont 3
$50 X AZ, Az
100 Eldorado South 75c
$40 leopard 1871, l51s
1920 CHA Az
80 Jefferson
20 North Bell 591a
40 Golden Chariot l d
425 Mansfield S711aa, 80. 85c
100 South Mountain l
$50 Pauper zoe
40 Poorman 31I
$50 Empire (Idaho) rs, zoe
90 South Chariot zoe
1870 O. G. Hill lLs,2
500 Cramer 3
525 Leo ~, ~
400 South California 4
1885 Andes 4. ga, 3zs
900 Prospect U, OIs
1850 Midas 5
$50 Leviathan 1
635 Wells Fargo 30, Csc
100 Amazon l
$50 Niagara l5c
$50 Cosmopolitan 40c
20 South Justice 3
lao Savage lao asked
$40 Hale 4 Norcross sc
10 Chollar l07
AS Occidental 5
100 Crown Point 1917
ITO California 651Is, s5H, &C b s. 66
IT'S Overman 70H, 10. al
Cos Ophir 81. 67H. GO BIS
5 Con. Virginia 326
$40 Best IL Belcher SIS. 551I. 55H
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

IMPORTANT TO MINERs.-A material
reduction in charges for reducing ores
has been made at the Humboldt Re-
duction Works. David Van Lennep,
the manager. we'll and favorably known
to miners throughout the country, also
has charge of an assay Office at the
works, where assays are made and
accuracy guaranteed on reasonable
terms. See new schedule of charges
for working ores in another column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

REMovED.-T. X. Stewart has re-
moved his drug store to the building
adjoiningJ J. G. Ragsdale's grocery and
provision store, which has been fitted
up aud conveniently arranged for the
business. See adj. in another column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

PREACHING. Divine service will be
held at Montana Hall to. morrow (Sun.
day. morning at ii O'Clock and at s
O'Clock in the evening Sunday School
at ESQ p. N. Rev. G. B. Hinkle,
officiating.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

SHOULDER HIruSG.-A correspond.
ent OF the Avalanche, writing from
South Mountain. says it is good place
for shoulder hitters. Seven fights in two
days are chronicled, in some of which
the Z" solid men of the place partici-
pated
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21
LETTER FROM coRNucoprA.

UcCt&A nae Mhmes-A kk1cn
strike-TeleeraphT Talked or
EDITOR SILVER STATE In our last
weekly letter We omitted to mention one
thing, and that was the arrival in our
town of G. F. Moeller. 1t was not an
intentional oversight. He was here,
sure; we saw him at first did not rec
ognize him. He, like one of the
KNIGHTS OF OLD,
Had put on his brazen.mask for the
tournament, and until the introduction
we would not have remembered him,
had We not heard that sweet voice of
his, which sounds melodious in the
song Of Bingen on the Rhine" or the
conquerors tone of veni, vidi, vici.
Charley is too good man to pass into
OBLIVION without remembrance. He saw
the town as strangers see it. We hope
bis benign countenance may over
shadow us again, and give no worse re-
ports. Since the last another blazing
calamity has in some degree Swallowed
us. On L. I. Hogle's ranch, few miles
from town, on last Saturday, 100 tons
OF hay was burned. which is quite q
calamity. as 80 much hay is needed in
the winter season. Goldman and other
farmers are striving to repair the loss,
and there will think be plenty of hay,
although it may bring high prices.
OF THE MINES
Little need be said. only that the work
on the Leopard and the Hnssey goes
systematically on. When the new mill
gets to running look out for shipments
of bullion. Everything here (by bust
ness men) is worked in systematic
order, the merchant, mill man,
restaurant and hotel keeper, and
all appear to want to know no infia-
ton. but to let the country stand on
its merits. as future developments will
TELL custom mill here, as / noticed
before, would be great benefit. North
OF here, l understand, at Mountain
City, they are going to start up in few
days. Their prospects are good, but
who can tell without experiment.
IN TOWN
Times are terribly dull, no money in
circulation and no prospects of the same
for a month to come. People are ar
irving and going out in about equal
proportions. 1T is hard place tor the
miuer or laboring man at present.
Cornucopia is not the panacea for all
the financial ills and woes of humanity.
Freeman of your place, has fine pros
pect if the town amounts to anything.
Reeves stands well. The latest news
| is that
THE HUsSEY HAS STRUCK 1T RICH
This mine rivals the Leopard. and then
! the South Leopard will vault to its
proper proportions. Judge Sinclair, of
this place, is in San Francisco, watch
ing his opportunities. This mining
camp is bound to be one of the best in
the State. The mill will be in opera
ton by the LIST of October, and then
we will have months of good times.
Jerry Gramme has put in an appear
ance here, and You know that is the
panaeea for all ills. We regret that we
have no more direct stage connection
with Winnemucca. Elko is leading the
line, and without more enterprise is
exhibited by Winnemuceans they will
be left out in the cold. Such is the
sad picture. There is some prospect
of telegraph line being constructed
from here to Elko in a short time. The
route has lately been viewed. This is
all at present. s. NJ. Ii.
IMPORTANT IN MINERS A material
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

BE&CHER COCKTAILS. u. III. Meal
lister, the talented mixologist of the
Lafayette. compounds Beecher cock
tails with the genuine ragged edge"
flavor for customers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

THE POPULATION OF WINNEMUcCA.-
The census of Winnemucca, which
has just been completed by Assessor
Buckner, shows that the town has. a
population of 9S5.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

ORE COMING. A car load of ore from
the Millionaire mine, and a few tons
from the Bradley in Unionville is on
the way here for reduction.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

A SERIOUS MrsTAKE.-A young man
mistook pretty ankle encased
IN striped hose for BARRIERS
pole in the dim twilight last evening
lie says he wanted to get shaved, but
the mistake came very nearly getting
him scalped.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

TICKET REcEIPTs.-The receipts for
tickets sold at the railroad office at this
station yesterday, amounted to $i76.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

The OREANA SwINpLE. communi-
cation relative to the Oreana swindle
received too late for this issue will
appear ia our next.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

HoT DAYS AND PLEASANT NIGHrs,
The weather continues hot during the
days. but the nights are delightfully."-
pleasant in these parts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

BULLION ARRIVED. j. w. Jackson s
teams arrived here yesterday with 1893
bars. weighing 10. 265 pounds of bull
lion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

ENIGRASTs. - From eighty to o2s
hundred aud twenty-five emigrants
passed here going west every evening
this week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

BULLION SHIPPED. The South Noun
tain Consolidated Mining Company
shipped today TO Omaha one car load
of bullion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

T EGAL BLANKS NEATLY PRINT.
IL ed at this office.
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SETTLE UP.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
N to be indebted to the undersigned. or
having claims against him are requested to
call ut his office In Unionville. and settle up
Immediately. GEORGE NJ. MILLER.
Unionville August 4. 1875.-2w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

A III KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
N neatly executed at this ONCE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-21

SII ESIRE TO LEAVE THIS COUNTY
IN for few months the coming fall, de-
sire to settle up my business before leaving.
All persons having claims against me are
quested to present the same, and all those
indebted to me are requested to call and settle
their accounts. JAMES MANNING.
Winnemucca August IL, 1S75-tf
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