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Another lot Of those remnants Of LINEN, ghrb
will be sold OFT astonishingly low.
Any one Wishing to purchase 4 cool cres. for ,ha
coming SEASON can be supplied at sYtI.r
BROTHERS with the best PACIFIC LAWNS
lremnants) at only l0c. per yard
500 dozen NAPKINS and DOYLlES from 75c. nm
The best bargains OFF red yet In BROWN and
BLEACHED TABLE-LISESs, FRUIT.
CLOTHS, and TABLE-COYERS;
Another lot tonly 500) BRIDAL QUILTS At on,y
II apiece;
A choice selection of 200 dozen LINEN SHIRT.
BOSOMj from zoe. up.
Just opened, 500 pieces new SPRING DRESS
GOODS, choice styles, at 90, 20, aud soc. Der
yard.
On our bargain-counter you will find lot Of REM
nanis Of very fine IRISH POPLINS, SILK
PANGEES, EMPRESS CLOTHS 10 all coIors,
and gooi many other desirable Dress Good,
at very low prices. Call early aud take your
choice.
Two cases beautiful style SHIFTING CALICOEs
at S4c. per yard;
1000 pieces new SPRING CALICoS a, s and
10c.;
A large assortment Of BLACK and COLORED
. ALPACAS at astonishingy low prices;
A choice selection OF CAMBRlC EDGINGS and
INSERTINGS from 12Hc. up.
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tion. unless the same shall have been sooner
amended or repealed BY the General as
sembly.
The amendD.nt cane up as unfinished ou-
siness and was passed.
Armst. ong, Baswell, Banks, Rarne5, Beatotl' ny-
haEnon, Blocks. Campbell, D. a. ta I,te r,ar,a
clarke, Cockeile. Coghll, Crank, Critz' laSas'
poGey finsey, ff!z l;pbson Gilman Graves Gr
nth. Hale Henderson, Hoenniger, H3l5rook' W.
Boskns, Howard HudTini Hunter ev S ahfs Lee
Jewis ishtner, Lowell, Lovens.en, Ly1gook. Ma
1rnder. Missy, Mcmillan, Montague moore. Nor
rison, 0ud pann peaeie ep,b rg~ STUART swami
Taliaferro. TAYLOR. Wallace, Webb, Wharton, VII
Iiams, Winn Withers Wager aud Mr.
NhYs-Messrs. Bickin2s. Branch, JACK CarleI'
cecil Matt. Clark Cox, FulkersonAGil lillian; Good
WIN. Grayson, Hamilton. Harris, Hill, y. l. hos-
kins r. X. Jones H. 8; ZONES, NIcpens Rains.
Stoyali, Syphax, Thomas, Turner, Weber, whltta-
ker, and Young-30.
IMMIGRATION.
House bill for the announcement OF iI'
migration [lppropriatipg slO,OooJ, Wnlen
was rejected last week by few votes WI" va
reconsldered and passed--yeas, 20; nays, 81.
House bill to prevent
! COUNTERFEIT COUPONS, &C.,
again came up for consideration.
Mr.. FU1KERsoN obtained the floor, and
made an elaborate argument in reply to those
of Messrs. MAGRUpER, HUDGIN, and ALLEN,
delivered on Tuesday, aud discussed in full
the dement's of the funding bill. He hoped
the pending bill would pass, as it might drive
MANY of the tax-receiyable coupons out OF
the market, and he would thank God for that
little relief.
Mr., Round obtained the floor at 8 z. NJ,
but gave way to q motion to adjourn, which
was agreed to.
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MT GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE

M GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY, as the times demand It. The place Is at
WILLIAM THALHIwER's, 6O1 Broad street,
where you can save 25 per cent By purchasing
YOUR Dry Goods, as will sell off the balance
of my stock at greatly reduced prices.
WaMsUTTA COTTON, 15c.; DAVOL COTTON,
14c.. FRUIT. OF-THE-LOOM, 1915; AU-
BURN COTTON, l2kc.;
Good44 BLEACHED COTTON ut l0c.; Ions
DALE CAMBRIA, zoe. per yard;
Good a. BROWN COTTON ut 81, 10, and 12hc.
per yard;
200 pieces LIGHT PRINTS at SIC. per yard;
25 u,eces good GINGHAMS At l DC. per yard;
DRESS GOODS, the greatest bargains of the sea-
son;
RACK FRENCH MERINOS at 90c, s1.1O and
81 % worth 81, 1928, and $50;
BLACK CASHMERE at Soc, 81, and S1.20 worth
81, 1925, and $3.50;
BLACK ALPACAS at 25, 80, 35, 40 so, 6Oc. up
to IL per yard;
CREPE Wells at SO worth $3.50, and up to y
apiece;
100 pairs BLANKETS at 1925, -, 81 so, IS, s6,
and $7-very cheap;
5000 yards CANBRIC EDGINGS and INSERT
INGS at 10 to soc. per ward.
In CASSIMERES, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
Ladies' and Misses SHAWLS and SKIRTS,
Ladies' Misses. and Gentlcmens UNDER
SHIRTS, call special attention, as / will give
extra bargains Ia them.
Also, large assortment Of SCARFS, RIBBONS,
kIJGLUVES. HASDERCHI" FS, EORSETS,
PuCKrT- BOOKS. SILK MUFFLE RS
SHIRT-F aONTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS,
and lots Of other articles.
l will keep in future full line Of esntlemen's
furnishing goods such IS White Shirts, Collars aud
Cuffs Hose, Handk erchiefs. Kid Gloves. Lisle and
Cloth Gloyes, Suspenders. Bows, Ties, &C., which
will sell at The lowest prices.
To save money call at
WILLIAM THALHINERS,
COL BrOad street, corner sixth street.
N. b. Ihaye lust received large assortment Of
beautiful LAWNS lin reinuants) at lfhc yard
worth zoe. yard which viii offer Tn those wish
ing to purchase before the season opens. Call early
before they are picked over.
WILLIAM TRALHIMER'S,
fe3 601 Broad street.
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RESPECT The CONSTITUTIONAL EdI.
torc-Will you tell your readers bow men,
Der Of the Legislature can be elected to an
office of profit or emolument 10 this State
during the term for which he shall have been
elected which has been created or the emo!u.
ment Of which has been increased during
such term? 1t is reported and believed that
there are one dozen candidates for the i've
circuit judgeships to be created
at this session of the Legislature. Does this
mulilated State government of ours belong
to the Legislature for their own personal
benefit or the pEoPLE.s- Communication in
e. lreEcr The,
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The Immigration Bill.

Editor of the Dispatch: Sir,-I am glad
to- see that so far those who want to eXpend
public money on fauciful immigration
schemes have failed in the Legislature. The
money proposed to be expended on an I'm
migration Bureau will be literally wasted.
Ali the best-informed friends of immigra-
ton in this State have no faith 10 it what
ever.
inclose my name, which think you will
recognize as that of oHe who has worked
with some success in the immigration field.
Yours, &C., Truth.
Februnry g. 1875
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NJ ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.

IS 900 worth of SPRING and SUMMER DRESS
GOODS.
POPLINS, PIQCES, COLORED SILKS. &c.
Also, TOWELS. NAPKINS, IDYLIES.
to he sold of at great sacrifice
during the month Of February.
r. X. PRICE & CO.
will sell upon their buck counter during the mex
thirty days great bargains In the above go%s,
10 which special attention Is called.
SPRING and SUMNER PuPLlSS,
SPRING and SUMMER SILKS,
WHITE ana COLORED P1QUES;
FALL DRESS GOODS, best shades
TABLE DAMAskS,
TABLE-CLOTHS.
TARLE.NAPkI-S and DGYLIBS,
TUWsLS, HUCEABAGkS.
COLORED TABLE-CLUTHS, &C, &C fe 8
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SENATOR BuCKINGHAM's SUCCESSOR. Hort
ford, g., February Ex-Governor lngersoll
has appointed Standardized William w.
Eaton, of Haglferd, TO ill the vacancy in the
EDlted States Senate, caused by Senator
Buckingham's death. Senator Eaton will
lease for Washington soon, probably on
"Wednesday.
IAr. EATON is senator-eIect from Counect-
cut, and would have been senator after the
4th Of March without THE appointment. He
is Ia States~rights Democrat of the strietest
school
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B- sYcLE BROTHERS WILL OFFrp

III
the following GOODS for next week:
500 pieces wAsH-PoPLlNa at 1oc. per yard.
500 pieces yard.wide ENGLIsH sUITIycs -,
LONDON SMOKES at 12Hc. worth zoe.
100 piecesS FRENCH PERCALE a, l2A,. wo,,.
1896;
100 pieces A PERCALE at 1919. wou!d be eNA,r
at Csc;
large assortment Of NAINSOOKs from 1o,.,
up mot damagedl;
cases AUBURN BLEACHED COTTON =, ,..,
than manufacturers price;
10 cases ~ BLEACHED COrTOS. eop,,,v -
good as Wamsutta Mills, at 1879. per yard:
100 pieces full-wldth PILLoW-CAsE CoTToys
at 124c. worth fully one shilling;
so pieces BROWN and BLEACHEo SHEET.
INGS at the very lowest marked prices.
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LEVY BROTHERS.

SPRING Sill X S.-Handsome
STRIPED SILKS. for spring wear, at Toe, SOC,
eOc and 81, worth csc. ward more;
Rich BLACK. GROUND WHlTE-STRlPEslL hS
at 9Oc. worth IL .25 per YARD RI
BLACK SILKS from Soc. up 70 *3.oU per yaru-
the best bargains ever offered;
COZ, OKEUSILKS in great variety at remarkably
poPIISS in all the desirable shades very cheap;
MOHAIRS, SERG rs, CASHMEkES, VELOURS,
and all other styles of dress goods. ut reduced
nr;c"s a. LEVY BRDTHERS'.
HAHBuRGH EDGINGS and INSERTINGS very
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EXECUTORS NOTICES.

NOTICE.-The undersigned having quail.
IN ifediu The Chancery Court of the city OF Itch
mond as executor OF Martha A. Meyer, deceased,
late OF said city, hereby gives notice 10 all persons
having claims against said estate to present he
same. uuly authenticated TO him for settlement; aud
all persons indebted To said estate requested TO
make immediate payment 70 him. 100 # g
JOHN II. CAPITASF, SR.,
Executor OF Martha A, Meyer,
} fe 0-3tk 1i03 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
r. DOUBLE CHEsT.pRoTprrrr- ,

n DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTnps
OF every size, imported from EngaD. ,
at MEADE& BAK1s's dru san s'ia
DITMAH'S SEA Saith 25 and zoe ras,'
Sold at MEADE 6 BAKERS druys,nrs
: CHARCOAL BISCUIT and LOZEyGEs n, -,
relief and cure OF foul breath, heartburn and Wv '
pepsia. Sold at MEADE&BaKEg's druy.,or:
CUTTERS POCKETINHALERs afford w..
relief 10 sore:hroat, bronchitis, and car,rrs S',
At MEADE Il BAKERS druys,o-a
PATE PECTORALE, ALUM and KIEo Tcx
ENGES, and CHLoRATE OF POTASH ~ LUZ-
ES6ES, for coughs. colds, and sorcfhrost s XXX
MEADE & BAKERS drugstore. -
lelo 9l9 Main stree.
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reat bargains in ONE and TWO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES, ladies' and chldren's STRIPED
HOSE, KID and BUCK GAUNTLETS, real
and vALENCIENNES LACES. real Gul-
PURE LACES, all-color PRINCES, COTTON
TRIMMINGS, COVENTRY and MAGIC RCF-
filings, COKSETS, HANDkERClllEFS-In
very fine assortment, LACE and EMBRol-
DERED HASDkERCH'FFS, aud many
other goods too numerous TO mention for Wan.
of space.
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~GR0s-GRAIN RIBBON. ALL PURE

RIBBON, ALL PURE
silk Ok inches wide. at SC. worth 3Oc.;
TOkTOIo r. SH ELL BUTTONS at 3Oc. per ooZeh
worth Soc:
POCkET-BUUkS and BAGS In great variety ~
extremely low prices: ar
DiMITY BANDS, three for Csc, worth Csc.
apiece: u
ties; Avn s,y,ur 9
$l.25-reguar price ~: ,
CAIitTi COMFORTABLES at 81 .25, $3.50, and
$3.50 worth double the money!;
RI ANkrIS at prices to close out the whole stock
In great variety from foc.
per dozen up TO $25 apiece, at ,e,
The largest. cheapest, and best assorted stock OF
HAMBURGH EUGINGS and ISSERTlNGS.
fe q
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A full stock OF WHITE GOOD., such as PLAIN
and STRIPED CAMBRtcS, MCsLiSS, NAM
SOCKS, PIoUES, SWISS MUsLGSS. VlcroEl,
LAWNS, ORGANIZES. all-:oor TARLETASS,
BrRD's-EYE LINEN, LINEN and C0TTOS Du-
PERa Special bargains Ia these goods.
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The Chicago Times thus heads the account
of the scene in Congress in which BROWN
goads BUTLER: "Fhe South INDICATED
against the Aspersions of Old sCockeye."
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All Nos. UNBLEACHED KSITTISG-COTToN
only 35c. per pound
Very best quality ACHiSE-0lL oaly l5c. for
arge-size bottle;
MACHlNE-NEEDLEs. all Nos
To Close the balance of 'ur winter stock we VIII Of
fer great bargains In CARPETS, RUGS, OIL
CLOTHS, WHITE aud cOLORED BLAN-
KETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS, sfiAWLS, ant
CARRIAGE-ROBEj.
A handsome assortment OF SOTTlSG II AN
LACgS and EMBKJtDERED MUSLISs;
5o dozen handsome TIDES from 2Jc. up;
4 large stock of STAMPED BAND, for chcm!sc
and night. gowns.
Also, READY-MADE GARMENTS very low.
We have thousands of other BARGAINS not
mentioned, and offer great inducements to our GUS
toners and The public generally.
Call and convince yourself OF the great bargains
at SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Filth.
Orders from the country solicited and promptly
attended TO. Goods sent all over the country G. .
D.. or on receipt of the money fe6
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at Eastern View, In the county Of Han
over, on the 90 instant, by the Rev: Mr.. Ha1er-
MARY W. TURNER, eldest daughter vi the late
Thomas q. Turner.
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BUTLER spoke the truth wheU he said that
the reason which led the Republicans to de.
sire to pass the ciyil-rights bill was "the
"fsct which had SO often been put before us
- - nhnnt c..sa,
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. EebEuaIY l, 1873. &.

NOTICE. OWNERS OF LICENSED
~ WAGONS, BUGGYS. CatTS, and VEIL
Giles OF every description also. Of DOGS.
BITCHES, ana GOATS, are hereby notified that
Applications for renewals be made at this office.
DeIinquents Will be dealt with according to prai-
rar"" j, \, knysrER,
.a4-.Vt 4......vy.
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me- FEBRUARY, 1875.
T. r. PRICE & co.
have just received
COTTON SHEETiNGS,
BLEACHED C0TTOSS,
IRISH LINENS,
BLACK ALpACAS,
BLACK RoABAZiNES,
BOABAZISE CLOTH,
TAHfSE,
MOURNING IMPERATRICE.
ENGLISH CREPE. CREPE Wells,
BLACK and C0LOKED KID GLOVES,
CoUNTERPASES, QUILTS,
fe3 COMFORTS. BLANKETS, &c, SC.
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MT COTTON AND WOOL COUNTRY

Mt CUTTON AND WOOL COUNTRY
KNIT SOCKS;
COLLARS. Bows, SUSPENDERS;
Hens tichcd, Initial, colored. Bordered, Tape
Bordersd, SILK, and Mourning HANDhbh-
CHlEES. for gentlemen ana ladies';
LINEN CUFFS, very cheap, for inen, women and
boys: -
BOYS and MEMS SUSPENDERS.
GESTLEMEN'S DkESSING-GUWNS,
rHIRrS. DRAWERS. NIGHT-.APS,
SOCKS, GLOVES, and CMBRELtAs. az
LEVY BkUTHEkS'.
HAMBURGH EDGINGs and ISSERTISGs very
rhLan ~
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NAT REDINGOTE OR POLONAIsE
CLOTH, full yard and half vide, at II per
II,

Rarg Saiu in in tLUPIN's BOMBAZlNES:
BLACk DkAP DETA SACQUeS. very cheap,
INFANTS, E NJ BRUID ERE ED FLANNEL
SHAWLSat LEVY BROTHERS..
Cheap HAMBURGH EDGINGs aud INSERT
INGS. leo
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nOARDING AND LODGING.


--1-~[~~---~~>>~->-
DOARDERS WANTED.-I have plea
- SAINT room. with two wardrobe closets, suitable
for gentleman and wife or TWO young men. also,
an attic room, suit ibe for gentlemen. Terms very
reasonable. Apply at No. 81 e race street, two
doors from ~ Pauls church.
i Also. D.. ROARDERS. fe 11-3ts
WANTED, BOARDERS FOR SEVE-
w RAJ FURNISHED ROOMS, including suit
of rooms on parlor floor. a:
Mrs. II. L. WIGAND'S,
ia 2S-l2leod .5lS Broad street.
SWEENY'S HOTEL,
y NEW YORK.
On the European plan. To meet the downtown
requirements caused by closing the Astor House
this weIl-known and popular Hotel Is thoroughly
renovated, refurnished, and is as. clean as new
pin. Ladies accompanied by their husbands. or
properly introduced, will find home-eomforts and
quiet. Ladies' dintng-rosm on parlor floor.
CUT THIS OUT. fe M,Th&S6t
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2. That all elections held subsequent
to the ratification Of these amendments
by the people. before the adjournment
of the next regular session Of the Legsla-
ture, held after such ratification, shall be bad
4 I'D conducted under and In accordance with
the election laws and registration laws which
~, TIC /. !e-ce 4. The t,.oa 9! s9es Ia.:Ess,
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
House joint resolution TO amend the Con-
stituti9n by striking out the 1st and 4 b sec.
tions of article Sd, and insert in lieu of the
1st section The following:
Section /. Every male citizen of the United
States, twenty-one years old, who shall have
been resident of the State twelve months,
and Of the county, city, or town in which be
shall offer to vote three months next prece-
ding any election, and shall haze pad to the
State, 6efore The day Of election, the capita
ton tar required 6y lao, shall be entitled to
vote for members Of the General assembly
and all officers elected by the people: Pro
cded, That no officer, soldier, seaman, or
marine of the United States army or navy
shall be considered a resident OF this State
by reason of being stationed therein: Aad
provided also, That the following persons
Shall be excluded from voting:
First. Idiots and lunatcs.
Second. Persons convicted of bribery in
any election, embeZzIement OF public funds,
treason, felony, or petit larceny.
Third. No person who, while citizen Of
this State, has, since the adoption of this Cou-
stltution, fought duel with deadly wea-
Don, sent or accepted challenge 10 fight a
duel with a deadly weapon, either within or
beyond the boundaries Of this State, or know.
ingy conveyed challenge, or aided or as
sisted in any mlnne.rin fighting duel. shall
be allowed to vote or hold any Office of
honor, profit, or trust, Under this Constitu
lion.
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New 1Olk, pennsylvania, aud OklQ,aN OF
which have amended tasir Constitutions
within a year. Ard yet that great .ssates-
man and constitutional lawyer, General
GRANT, says that the southern States
have not an equality of right with those
great northern States; Their constitN-
tionS should not be alpelded; aaG
be calls upon Congress TO put restraint
upon these wayward. southern States; and
he plainly declares that II Congr,as does not,
he wal! In that event these STATES are to be
at the mercy Of tyrsnt who ,'as set at
naught every State right, aud done his best
to maiatain the rule Of ignorance IND vice
over feople whose high intelligence he is
too dull TO appreciate, and whose exalted
virtues he never dreamed OF emuating.
Here-Aen who have been called free ard
indepeDdent-here is the germ of the con.
spiracy by which your Government is to be
subverted, and yourselves placed under arbi-
.trary rule. HE southern people are to fail
hrst. They are in the way to the imperial
rule. They being overcome, and their votes
being given to their oppressor, our fellow
citizens of the Month and West would soon
share tisjr fates.
Is this unreasonable! The Republicans of
Congress have been considering measures TO
aid the President in carrying out his plans
and to place the southern people more than
ever under the power OF GRANT and the
army. a bill has been formed in caucus
which Congress is to be asked to pass. 1t
does great many things. Among others 1t
makes 1t unlawful for "any of the recon.
strneted States" to impose other aualiica-
Mons Tor voters than those existing at the time
1ue1 s,alfS we're rFamnted uade. tie rc.
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Z. ,H@ e: .9?HF t:.ssE:.I..a ..."u pcWer.'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-23
SU M NJ ONS.
In the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District. in ami for
the County Of Eureka.
Stnfa 0G KaVAIA.


state of Nevada.
rTHE STATEuF NEVADA SENDS GREE
/ ing TO Edward patchen: You are here
by required to appear in an action commenced
against you as defendant by Matte Patchen
as plaintiff, in the District Court OF the Sixth
Judicial District, in and for the county of Eu-
reka, State of Nevada at the town of Eure-
ka and answer tho complaint therein, which
is on file with the Clerk of said Court, within
ten days after the service on you OF this sum-
mons-exclusive of the day of seryice-il
served in said county, or twenty days ii
served out of said cohnty but within this Dis
trct, un1 in all other cases forty days, or Judg-
ment by default win be taken against you ac-
eording to the prayer of said complaint
The said action is brought to recover judg-
ment that the marriage between you and
plaintiff may be dissolved and divorce de-
creed according to the statste in such case
made and provided said plaintiff alleging
over two years before the commencement of
this action, and to live separate and apart from
her without any sufficient cause or reason and
against her will, wish or consent; all otwaich
will more fully appear by the comp laint on
file in said action. And yoa are hereby noti-
fed, that if you iail to appear and answer the
complaint, as above required, the said plaii-
tiff will apply to tho Court for the relief
therein demanded.
SIS In testimony whereof ! +. II. liar-
l. s men have herounto set my hand and
- affixed tbs seal of said Court this 10Th
day Of January, A. ID. 1917,
Clerk District Court, Sixth Jadicial Dis
trict, Eureka county, Nevada.
BY l.. MoLlStLiI, Deputy Clofk ly2o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26
Extensive s~s.,ss...

The Reno Journal Of this morning,
gives the following rsssss Of he spsr.
ations Of Msssrs. Mscisy & Fair In
washos county:
wo yesterday paid q visit 10 Msssrs.
Maokey & Fairs flume, In course Of
construction In the mountains, about
eleven miles from Reno. This sntsr-
prising firm have purchased q very large
tract Of land, the timber seemingly In
terminabls and insxhaustibls. and which
contains the best and greatest varieties.
The rspidly growing wealth Of che bon
anna hes given an Immense inpulss 10
the lumber trade In and around Reno.
Hero they have erected two large saw.
mills, capable Of manufacturing 10000
feet Of lumber Per day and $1,000 By
night. Tho lower niil II run twelvs
hours In the day time and only cuts TO-.
600 feet. The machinery In uss will give
some idea Of il adaptation for extensive
work. namely: One double circular saw,
one odgsr. two boilers and M engine.
blacksmith and carpenter shops arc con.
nscted with the mill. About 400 men
are constantly employed. The oonven.
fences for the comfort Of the workmsn
are worthy Of all praise. To . superho-
ial observer the mills look small, but
close observation shows that IL does
much work, and does u well. There are
erected two large reservoirs on the sum.
init. n bsine 300 feet long with IL
foot head, the other 200 feet long with
6-foot head. The huino when compile
ted, will be 20 miles In length, and Il ID
for the early completion Of this, that the
mill il run night and day. The 800
foot dump will be ut Hufiaker's Station,
the most accessible point on tho rail.
road. We must not forget to mention
that John r. Knox 10 the Supsrintsnd-
ent Of the mills; o gentleman who Is .
thorough mill man. comprehcnding the
business In detail. and being held in
high regard by his mon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26
Reno Items.


Iron the Nevsds State journal. June a'.l
Colonel Dow informs Us that no viii
be ready to issue the first number Of his
now paper next week. somewhat earlier
than anticipated. u II intsndsd thu,
the new paper shall DO the loading Dem
oentic Journal Of Nevada II viii Be
the aizs Of the Journal before IL was
enslnalled. We didn't make much run.
ming that sirs paper. but possibly tho
Colonel will do better.
Tho building mania still RACES. Our
carpsntsrs have thsir hands full. and IL
you want them 10 do any work for You.
Il Is necessary TO engage their services at
least q month in advance. Dwelling
houses ara sprinsing up al around like
mushrooms.
Governor Bradley ri yesterday ap-
pointed, by Sheriff Jones, . Deputy
Sheriff Of washoe county. Tho Gov.
ernor will sntsr upon his duties 1t the
picnic grounds to-day.
We learn that the bid OF ex-senator
William Thompson has been accepted by
tho Board Of State Prison Commits
sioners. His bond will soon DO filed.
and then the work will commence in
earnest.