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THE CLUBS.

Tho Sans Soucl Club met At the residence OF
Mr. Hough. No. $50 Michigan avenue, AMI passed
the evening in their uaual enjoyable nay.
The Phenix Club met at klare's Hall Mon
day evening
The Farragut Boat Club met at 854 Prairie
avenue Monday evening.
The Ladies' Promenade, Dancing and Euchre
Club gaTo masquerade party friday night at
Woods Music-Ha1l. Tho galleries wero well
filed with spectators, the floor being devoted to
those in costume during the early part OF the
evening. Among the characters represented
were Mrs. Maydeld, IS scotts Ellen Douglas, the
Lady Of the Lake; 11rs. Williams, as Tam
BOURNE Girl; Mrf. Kennedy, as Queen Of sheba;
Mrs. E. Dresser, as q Highland Lass,e; and
Hiss Linda Free, as a Picture Girl They at
tracted much attention. Mrs Scott was Night,
while Mrs. D. L. Titcomb, Mrs. shumer, Shaw,
sweet, Smith. Howe, Giles McAfrerty, md
Kennedy also assumed characters. Among
the gentlemen were Z. B. Boyd, rs
Roderfck Dhu, HI Harris as q brigand. Mr.
Langley as James Fltz James, Mr Kennedy as
9 Scotch nobleman, Capt. Pierce as King Coffee
Sack, Willie Smith IS = Daw-tell Yankee,
Fred Bloome AZ Sam Weller, Mr. Curtis as Har-
lequin, Mr. Sweet % Humpty Dumpty. Mr. Gem
try as Paata!oon, and many otherB. Mrs. A. &.
Wood the President Of the club, received q 1et-
ter Of regret from King Kaizkaun that prev1-
ous engagement prevented his accepting the in
Vitation extended to him and his suite By the
adies Of the club. -.
nent at Woods Muslc-Hall Monday evening.
The Blue Danube Club met st the Madison |
House Tuesday evening.
The members OF the Vols Club gare fancy-
lress hop at the residence: Of Daniel Barclay, |
Esq, No. 734 West Monroe street, Every !
IN WaH nH min r4Y1fJu ff7A
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odor. slo" exhalattons and rapid currents, har-
monlc accords and alienation Of contrasts, are
to furnish tho elements for creation OF ID
4Aus1c OF ehe Nose, having its own laws and i!a
sues afe to furnish private houses or public
na;is With these concerts Of harmonic fragrance.
WIZ tbs noso-artists charge as much - the ear
artists haye done?
4: r Stewart has given $4,000 to the Pbils-
delphla Centennial Committee.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Ciaatn. of M.sx.chr,
setts, Visit Europe next month to be eore year
They take their beautiful niece, Miss Davenport.
with them.
Mrs. seDstor sprasue is ut Cannes, Hrs, s,ns-
.ot feofon In Florence. and Mrs. aarsosis in
General and Mrs. George B. Mcclellan .rs At
Cairo, Egypt 9hey will return to America IN
the spring.
and Mrs. Hoffman at Paris Col. Hoffman Is to
D., Re tlrst Secretary OF Legation 1t tho Court Of
Mrs. vlelo writes from Paris: .The e1ope-
mcnt OF Miss Parsons, Of Chicago, slater Of ths
Princess Lena, with young Miner Gibson, sos
OF the member of Parliament has bean one oi
the sensations Of the day." lIrs. Viele has alss
been introduced to Baron de- Bois-Gilbsrt. !,
ineal descendant OF Brian de Bois- Gilbert, o
Is 1vanhoe fame.
4 California lady (2) we'll known In Paris hs
been arrested at the Bon Mayche for pocket
ing quantity OF plated tablespoons and butter
knlves- The Secretary OF Legation succeed
% IN getting her out OF prison upon tho plcs
kleptomauia,
a correspondent Of the Baltimore American
Gays:
4 physician recently called my attention to IN Al
nouncement In the society news Of paper hsro thu
" ar. and Mrs - and their charming daughter
M.,s Mrs. Layinia. would receive on New Ye.rs Day
their Ees!denee on such street. Tho people were u
honest co1ored family who H7ed back Of his house. an
me charming Las1uta' vas his horsemaid. Thoy ls4
s much right as their bs.tcrs to spend their money
1qies,lous show, but the ts OF sort Of reductf
~ absu1ldn that society gaanta mud bsIles vouu
hardly like to become 9euersi ""~@
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Among the elegant private entertainments {
Tho week was that given by Mr. and Mrs. Ale:
ander, of No. 605 Wabash avenue, to Colon,
aad Mrs. Scott. Col. Scott is the Superintent
ent Of the JenereorEiile, Madison j. Iudianape
lis Railroad. Louisville, Ky. About $50 of th
| elite Of the city accepted Mrs. Aexander's hos
| pita1ity. Kinaley furnished the supper in hi
usual elegant style, and Hand an extra orchest1
for the occasion.
Gen. Stocktons residence, at Lake View, wa
invaded by party Of Young people from Chca
| go, Who won't out the1e Tuesday evening to hay,
a pleasant time, and succeeded Wright fur
nished the supper and Hand the music, ane
therefore all Nas we'll with them. i
4 party WAS given at the residence OF Mr. J,
e. N-Avoy, No. LIS Calumet avenue, FRIDAY
evening.
friends at their residence, geo Wabash aveoue,
Tuesday evening.
Mira Doggett entertained last evening.
Tuesday evening a surprise party WAS given
at the residence OF Mrs. Anaa A. Guth, upon the
anniversary Of Miss Josie Guth's birthday.
Among the guests present we're Mrs. Gleason,
Mrs. Cowdlg, Misses Nellie and Fenuie Gleason,
Miss Greene, Miss Donretta, Hiss Bartlett,
Miss Katie Glday, Mis- Lizzie Frawicy, Miss
Mary Quigley. Miss Mary Montelius, lIr. and
Mrs. Duggen, Chas. SWeetland, Nato O!noy.
Harry Commons, s. Huresell, ". Greene, Nesars.
Oliver, Kclland, Wn,. Burns, Chapman, VIM.
Dillon, Mcclure, Glover and, Spelman.
a surprise party was given last Sunday night
to Ir. George b1aham, OF tho Chicago Onion,
1T his residence on Thirty-second street, be-
tNeon Wabash and Michigan avenues. Tho party
Consisted of about thirty ladies' and gentlemen.
Who we're accompanied BY string band. Dane
ing was in order until - o'clock, when delicious
supper was served and enjoyed by those present.
Speeches were made by AR. Braham and others,
and numerous toasta were given and appro-
pfiately replied to.
!. Asurprise party WAS given Friday evening, the
18TH, to Mr. and Mra. James ". Oakley at their
elegant residence corner of Drexel boulevard
and Forty-seyenth street. This VAS one OF the
most delightful and enjoyable entertainments
that have beon gotten up this winter. Those
from the city went out in five large four-horso
Joined by the Kenwood and Hyde Parx people at
Col Clark's residence. The bright moonlight
added greatly to the pleasure Of the ride out
The music WAS provided by Johnny Hand, aud
be presided in bis usual happy style. The re-
!reshments we're furnished by Wright. The
able was elegantly appointed and ample pro-
lision wss mada for all. After tho reception Of
he guests by alr. and Mrs. Oakley dane
ng commenced, and was. kept up until |
! :1ate hour. Tie occasion was one
hat will long DO remembered BY alr. |
hose present we're Mr. and Ars- Buck, Mr. aud |
lrs. Tourtelott. Alr. and Mra. Ueaver, LII. and |
d1B. Ed Phelps lr- and Mrs. Knickerbocke1,
dr and Hrs. Whitaker, Mr.. aud Mrs. :Hanfo1d,
II: and Mrs. McAvoY. AIr. and Mrs. Fitch, Mr.
nd I'd Mrs. George Miller, LII, md Mrs. McCon-
Il. and Mrs. Galibrnndt Mr. and Mrs. Cheney, |
>r. and Mrs- Eyde. Mr.. and Mre- Billings. Nj.
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LEQ7oID-CLATDUEGH,

Among the weddings OF the past week, tho
Leopold Clerburgh took the lead. Both bEide
and groom being representatives Of leading
Israelitish families in this city, nothing Vas
omitted that could make it brilliant affair.
The ceremony took place at Standard Hall, the
large parlor being beautifully decorated for the
occasion. A marriage bell Of rare whito flowers
Was suspended over the heads Of the bridal pair.
The mautel was also handsomely decorated as
Was tho chandelier ard tho table beneath it,
After the ceremony, according to the Hebraic
form, but without tho Hepraic sign Of desolation
iu the crushed glass which usually forms part Of
that ceremonial. the party wero congratulated by
their friends, and then led the vay to the danc-
ing-hall above. Here those wl1o were not able
to wish them we'll had an opportunity Of doing
so, and then Hands band played lively march
to which all kept time as they descended to the
6upper-room. NIX Wol1l, the caterer, had
furnished everything that could delight tho
palate, and but one fault could ba found
with the feast or its appointments. There was
an insufficient supply Of cutlery, SO that the
same knife aud fork had to do duty through the
n1mberless courses. When Mr. Nohl gets up
another grand dinner. let him remember that
after using fork for fish, it is not pleasant to
use it for meat or game.
1t each plate was the usual roll and napkin,
but in the top Of the former small hole had |
been mado. and in it inserted an exquisite bou-
tonnierr Of sweet-Bccpted flowers. The menu /
Was very prottity gotten up in suitable style on
decorated cards. The dinner which without the |
dessert comprised eleven courses, and which |
was washed down with copious draughts OF |
Hook and Verzenay, occupied three hours. The |
toasts took some time longer, and then the party
kscended to the danciug-hall.
The programme comprised twelve numbers,
Ind tho bride and groom opened tne ball. The |!
programmes were very prettiiy goten-up, having
IN the outside the monogram Of the newly-mnr-
led couple and the date, and we're incloeed in
handsomely decorated cases. That OF the bride |
Tas particularly unique, having bouquet Of
iryer flowers on one aido aud painting on
atln on the othof. :.
The bride is tai, SLENDER, vn1y handsome
I'll en& she HAs elegantly Atared IN Nhits alk
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Tho event Of the week in this suburb, settfns
a1ido the organ concerts, Of which mention hx
already been made in TUE TRIBUNE, was til,
second entertainment given by the Social Clus
Thursday evening. Although the occasion va;
| BY no means as brilliant as the opening nisht
Jet it was an exceedingly pleasant affair. Tn
| programme WAS variegated one.
To begin with, Prot. O. Mayo favored thu
company with ive or ai1 piano solos selected
from the masters, prelu1ing each rendering With
few instructive remarks in regard to the styI,
OF the composer
HRS. Rayenhil, who WAS formerly IN actiyt
member Of the sorosls in New York, then rea{
tt1c following selections in very good style, !,
fsoderick Dim and King James !" Mira Brown
lng's Mother and Sons" Mrs. Malonev
ou the Heather Chinee;" The New organ,
effort.
The treat Of the evening Was the acting Of th,
charade Noae-gay," in which Miss Humph1e,
took the part Of a dashing widow, Mrs. Kiddeii
Of . hterazy wife who wears the breeches. and
". G. Comstock Was poor hen-pecked husband
ar. snd airs. N. g. Iglehart, Miss Nellie Whita
i;essrs. L. G. Gage aud G. G. Wilcox actint
mlnUr parts.
4 prize was offered By Dr. Hmm to tho oof
who first Guessed the charade- This was awarded
to Frof. O- Mayo who found to his Infinite do
/. 1
tdminutiTe crockery baby Of African descent,
The later part OF the evening WAS spent In
Hocni conversation and dsno,ng. The foi1pwiuu
gentlemen With their wires we're among thosa
present: L. "; Conkex. g. 9: Taylor, ". B,
Wicker and brother, o. E. Haven, Mr. Keeney
S. H. McElwain, D. B. Dewey, Mr. Warren, E, T.
and c. E. Brown, ". Brainerd. E., l.. J.. and
1. G.. Gage, Mr. White. l. G. Ducat
e. 6: =: Grey, J. J: Pa5khu1zt J. r. o1nsby, g q
Scott, Mr.. Barrows, G. 9. Ayers, Merrill Ladd,
J. G. Humphrey, G. ". Muir. r. F. Wheeler A.
n Young, s. F. Junkin, Nr. Eld1ed, ]. G. Or
den, Dr. Freeman, I. 8. Taylor, Mr. Woodward,
also Misses Phillips, Newell, Of Kenoaha, 4nd
Muir.
Thursday there viii BE- an informal social gath
eriug, and for next week Thursday another o.
tortainmeut is in preparation.
Prof E. r. Shrader has returned with h4
bride and "settled down."
Prot. Cooley, who has charge Of ths civil sn
gineering department Of the University, took I'D.
vantage OF the recent vacation to run down Il
Canadalgua, N. T.. and commit mat1imony.
Arch Wiune tho iolliest nan in Evanston. hal
Just returned Win his wife from prolonged
Eastern visit
Wis, which is to be devastated when ReyuoIdf
makes that matrimonial venture.
klrs. Davis Cavan, ono Of the most popula
sud accomplished pianists in Evanston, has is.
sued cards Of invitation to Piano Recital
which will occur in Union Hall Tuesday ayanino
Misses Maggie Perry, Clara willard. Ads somers
III: I. Copelin. and the Evanston Glee Club will
Isslst on that occasion. Mrs. Cavan has Rivau
eVerai OF these entertainments befor. and the1
AVE alwayB been, Us this will doubtless be
'reeted with the most eelect audiences ana
rove thoroughly enjoyable.
Ihe 1adler q st, Marks Church have post
onei theiz tea-party nnhl ueas ETzz::aa.r evening
he ladies propose to array themselves in ths
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lor, Porter, Charles McAvoy, G. Mcdonald. aud
otherH-in all thont I'm fr7,asfs

1or, Porter, ChaTles McAvoy, c. Mcdonald, aud
others-in all abont l50 guests.
a Twelfth-Nigat party WAS given by Mrs.
Strong, Of Madison avenue, New York, at which
duced. cake was baked With ring in it, which
WIS to fall to the lot OF some fortunate maiden
end guarantee hor marriage within the year.
The boar's head, yule log and wassail-bow1 are
also among the features OF these parties. The
young people, however, finished up with the
" German"
The officers 1t Fort Columbus, Governors
1sland, n. T., havo been giving hop. These
parties aiways occasion great excitement among
~ ne bellies Of New York and Brooklyn. The
Mlsdca =. Ida and Gabrielle Greeley were among
the guests.
Mrs Grcatorex, Of New York, gave recep-
non Ut which Charlotte Cushman was present as
an honored guest,
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L.
The Unity Church Furnishinc-Fnnd D.,c;ne.
Party met Tuesday evening 1t Temperance
Hall, and aided By their tripping feot the good
work they hare in 7iew.
The Grace Church Misc Society met ut the
residence Of HRS. Walker, No. 655 Wabash
avenue, last week.
The st. Pnul Assembly gare an elegant partv
at the residence Of George ". Gage, Esq., No.
243 Michigan avenue, Friday evening. Dancing
WINS kept up until 4. m. An elegant supper
"as spread in the billiazd-roon, and was
served at IL o'clock The Misses
Gsge. assisted BY Miss Mourton, 70
ceiVed the guests, and made it pleasant
ar. and Mrs. George Gage, Er and Mrs. Pr1ce,
Dr. and Mrs. Ryder, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Afr,
and Mrs. Ayers, a1r. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr.
aud Mrs: Van Cott. Hiss mckenzie, Miss Carrie
Elllines, Miss Nellie Pullman. Miss Tucker, Miss
EJder Hiss Butcher. Miss Van Cott. Miss Hough,
tho Misses Price, Miss Shafenburgh. the Misses
Gage, the Misses Alourton, the Misses Hntcb1-
son. hlss Rose Norris, and the MasHrs. Jones,
Tyler, Follansbee, Honsh, Tucker, Dodson,
Dandy, Baxter, Harsh. Price, Morton, Rathbone
Ogden, Peters, Billings, Holt, Alexander, Kim
bali. LaBarron. Lancaster.
Wednesday evening there was party given
BY the Church Of Our 8a7ior at klare's Hall,
proved 20 be very pleasant aGair.
Tho Church Of the Messiah INST at Mrs. Hill |
toms, No. G99 Wabash avenue, and enioved
themselves, as the young people of that Society
always do Those are among tho pleasantest |
parties giveo.
The Tenth Presbyterian Church, in the Four |
teenth Ward. was the scene OF 4 grand social t
Friday evening, when the Collier Temperance /
Reform Club No. entertained their friends. |
This organization is the first one formed BY the |
GhfN4pD TAmrnr6 Hafc tub ~. j.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-31
Order to Show Cause.
TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
a County Of Humboldt, State OF Nevada.
In the matter OF the Estate Of MARY /.
PEASE, Deceased.
Order to show cause why Order OF Sale o.
Real Estate should not be made.

II appearing TO the Judge OF said Court, by
the petition this day presented and filed by
w. ]. Hutton. the Administrator OF the Estate
OF MARY ]. pEASF, Deceased. praying for an
order Of sale Of real estate. that II il necessary
to sell the said real estate to pay the debts,
expenses Of administration OF said estate.
1t IL therefore ordered by the Judge OF said
Court. that all persons interested in the estate
OF said deceased. appear before the said Dis
trict Court on SATURDAY. the 12th day of
June. A. D. 1875, at 10 o'clock in the fo-eaonn
OF said day at the Courtroom OF said District
Court, ct the town Of Winnemucca, in the
county OF Humboldt, Nevada, to show cause
why an order should not be granted to the
said Administrator 10 sell so much OF the
real estate OF the said deceased as shall be
necessary.
And that copy Of this order be published
once week foSst least four successive weeks
the SILVER STATE, newspaper printed and
published In said county.
VIM. s. BoNNIFIELD, District Judge.
Dated May IS, 1875. myli oaw4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-31
Notice Of Sale OF Real ES-
tate.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NJ
IN pursuance of en- ORDER o. tie Dist1ie.
Court of the Fourth Judicial District OF the
State of Nevada, in and for tho cor-.ty OF
Humboldt, made On the nth day OF Lag
a. ID. 1876, in the matter of the estate Of Mary
Rodgers, deceased, the undersigned, the Ad-
ministrator of the said estate, viii sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, for oasE,
United States gold coin, ard subject TO con-
firmation by the said District Court, On Thurs-
day, the 10th day Of June, A. ID. 1875, az 2
O'Clock p NJ, at the house and lots hereinafter
described, all of the right, title ana Interest
and estate Of the said Mary Rodgers ct the
time of her death, and al the right, til 10 and
interest that the said estate he's by opefatioa
of law or otherwise acquired, other than or
in addition to that of the said Mary Rodgers
at the time of her death, in Or 70 II those
certain lots, pieces or parcels CT Lard, VITA
dwelling house thereon, described as 1ollcws:
Block %, lots numbered I, and s, IA she
town of Winnemucea, Humboldt county, Ssate
of Nevada. Terms and conditions OF sale,
cash, gold coin of the United States, to be
paid on confirmation OF sale by said District
Court; deed ut expense Of purchaser.
DAVID MELAKKEY,
Administrator OF the estate OF Mary Rodgers,
deceased.
Winnemucca, May 10, 1875. myI8 3w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-31
PATENT NOTICES.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. a6s,. United states Survey
No 81.

limited STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA, I
April 8, 1875.
--or1cr "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" White Cloud Consolidated Gold ana
Si,yar Mining Company, corporation, py
az sa.nt O. L. CRANDAI.L, whose Postofhce
ssross Ia AZ San Jose, Santa Clara county,
California. has made application Tor onited
States patent to two thousand t2,UoO) linear
feet of certain lode OF quartz or other rocS
IN Mace. bearing gold, silver, copper ana
n4bar metals. commonly called and known as
AZ % White Cloud Lode" and the " White
Gio,a Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining
Go;n, Wn,se Cloud Mining District, Churc-
iii comfy, state of Nevada, extending two
tbousand (2,GO0) linear feet in an easterly or
sontbeasterfy direction from Post NO. tine
point of beRinning) along the line OF saia iooe
and embracing the same with all dips, spurs,
ana,es and variations, with surface ground
civ hundred 1901 feet in width, and described
o,1 tba Mat and field notes ON file In my Office
as follows, to wit:
"' Peginning at a post marked "No. 1, q. 8
Survey No. 81" whence chimney OF the stone
cabin Of the White Cloud mine bears south
80 deg 80 min. east, l,22o feet, SAID CABIN
being about mile and one half from mouth
N white Cloud canyon, and north 81 deg. east,
ron feet of monument of location of theWhite
CIoud lode, whence monument of location
Of the White Cloud lode bears south 81 deg 45
min east, ,O4l feet. and whence the highest
neak ON the north side Of White Cloud canyon
and cabin bears north 10 deg. 30 min. east,
. 152 feet; thence, frst course. south IL deg.
30 min. west, COO feet, to post marked " NO.
3. u. &, Survey, No. 81" thence, second course,
south II deg. 30 min. east. 1000 feet, to post
marked "No. 8, U. s. Survey, No. 81" thence
running third course north Is deg. 80 min.
east. 600 feet, to q post marked NO. 4, U. ).
survey. No. 81" thence running, fourth
course. north II deg. 80 min. vast, 1000 feet.
10 post marked No. l. the place OF beginning.
containing within the above described boun-
darias ~ 54-1O0ths acres. Courses and bear
tpps expressed from true meridian, magnetic
variation. II deg. Is min. east
This claim is bounded by no other claim as
far as known, and is ON unsurveyed land. and
being far from any United States public land
SURVEYS. no connection was made. This sur.
yey was made to conform with the record OF
location. This location IL recorded In the
mining records Of White Cfoud Mining Dis
trict. kent at the Office OF the Mining Recorder
of said White Cloud Mining District. Churchill
county, Nevada.
apl2 est Register.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-31
FIFTY TWO THovsAND DoLLAsi
....rS....
HUMBOLDT COUNTY BONDS.
rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT n

NoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT n
IN pursuance Of an Act OF the Legislators
Of the State of Nevada, entitled :" An Act %
Authorize the Commissioners OF Humboldt
County to Issue Bonds TO the amount Of III.
ty-two Thousand Dollars. for the puf.
pose Of Redeeming Bonds heretofore
issued. and to provide for the Payment
Of such Bonds" approved March 2. 1873:
the Board of County Commissioners Of
Humboldt county. state Of Nevada, viii, on
and after the FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1875,
Issue and negotiate the sale. for coin, at Their
par value. and of the denominations OF i've
hundred dollars each, gold bonds OF said
county. 10 the amonnt Of Fifty-two Thousand
Dollars. payable In twenty years from tner
date, with interest coupons attached at zen
per cent. per annuIn. payable semi annually,
at the Office of the County Treasurer, on tno
LIST day Of January and July Of each yesr.
Purchasers will please make their apph.cs.
ton to the Clerk Of said Board on or pe'o's
the 1st day OF June. A. ID. 1875.
BY order Of said Board.
In witness whereof have hereunto set ~
hand and affixed tho Seal OF said board
County Commissioners May II, lsI5.
fsp.n. J. II. JOB, Clerk.I
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-31
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

yWytxpAYvRs TAKE NOTICE THAT IN
pursuance of Acts of the Legislature. You
are required 10 make out statement und9
oath or affirmation according to the form fuf
nished by me- as far az the same is applicable
10 your case, and deliver the same to me "
my Office within FIVE days from the day q.
Rand Is made. or the Assessor will estimsn
the valued Of your property and ASSESS the ssins
accordingly, and no deduction will be mad'
by the Board OF Equalization in the assess
ment made by the Assessor. And you ns
further notified that In case you have not keA
Estate within the county. of sufficient yain
TO secure the taxes, demand will be made "
Immediate payment OF the same, and II ny
paid without delay, IL viii be my duty 10 cls
iect the same by distraint and sale Of properly
Assessors Office, winnemucca, NeyaaA
April ID, 1875. JAMES BuohNEnss.
Assessor OF Humboldt county, Nevsaa
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