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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29
TIE CROP DEVOURERS


nAvA6Ts NJ TIE COLORADO BErTLR AND oTHKR
y0RAcIoug rNsECTg IN wEsTCHEsrER
WITHIN me past leN days that NoTaclous insect
The colorado Dceue,r mas made IT. dreaded ap-
pAaranca IN varions portlona or Westnhester
ie'o -
county, bnt more particularly IL the upper loNn-
shtpa Although not ranking among sue promi-
r.ot aartcst,rrai counties ~ ina state vaqtchas
" - ~
teF SIN possesses many prosperous farmers, and
while that portion OF tie Geld products which the
n.a,ta eancctauv 6euvn,a ~ y coro,orat,gatv
-
smai YET is OBSTRUCTION Dy that or any Other
untoEarl aV9ncY would prove ! severe ioss. not
or,v - ~. s,rr,ar me .iso IL n.arfv evorv 80,
800 II - 49, i'
IaBet WV may ~ iolshhafN u uNliug N Col-
TvllhG p ~ q lhhl, ~ ~ Oe ever ~ uimlhutYe
IN tie vicinity ~ sing sing several parties arc
complaining ~ the r2Ynges already committed ~
re pest lAdlcattl, que Oi lleh-L- r. Ihsee-
informed we writer tnNt hls son nad PICKED 100
ueeties tt0M sihHte TOW ot pCttf9es lWenN.nv0
feet long. ~ l. confident that me insect IS none
I. her tnan tae 700 Ne 1estse' - y ayrses "a
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the American OG-Hand RIDE c.u5 nave estab-
ilsned their headquarters temp rsrily az tns NH
tary Rendezvous, No. West Thirteenth street.
TINS rina association, although bat recently
formed, promises TO De successful 4. ,. lien
MIN, Jr. VINO Is wen known 81 Creedmoor, 10
secretary Of the young organization.
The American National RIDE Team, who shoot
the International ride match to-day - Dolly
mount, have accepted a. Invitation 20 shoot
another competition next month o. Wimbledon
Common, England. The scotch and Irish teams
will 81 course, participate In the contest win tas
Ameri ans and English. There appears - be no
good reason wbY tho Frsn b. Germans, Austriaes
Itansns and other national ties should not also oe
invite TO q grand International file Convention
AZ The same tins.
Al y company, Tvelrh regiment, E.G.s.NYn
shos st he square, AMI not a. the round ouiis
eye large. on SATURDAY last, their possible score
was III points, instead Of $40. Their average az =
team was, therefore, Tx per cent IA the tRgfe-
gate, winch ~ upon the whole, very ar shooting
indeed. considering that she men used pain milf
lry open sighted rines.
= 4 new badge comes into tne acid 10 pc com
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CoRoEERs CASES

RlcRard Cunningham wis found dead IN the nav
ION over the Stables NJ. 40 wooster street, kept
b. Jonn Hs,gn. yesterday morning. lie was sun
ices TO d !, ana the supposition j. tnat be DIED
from the effects q one q tBese. ~ wa twenty
three years of are.
GesomRa Martus.teilo Jumped out % a second
story window Al me stats Emigrant Hospital on
Ward's Is ano, yesterday, aud received injuries
wnlcR resulted IA her death SOON alber. sne ~
believed 10 nave been deranReu.
Toe body OIL an Unknown nan was t0unu ~ tut
water yesterday ~ Pier ~ Nor River.
Ihe COrOnefis Jury iU the case 81 James MO-
Ard g. MAO was run over BY a car o. tue Dry DOCK
nus June 20, rendered verdict yesterday 70 TIE
effect mat deceased CAl9 ~ ais aeatn ~ Injuries
accidentally received
the case Cr Alexander MckaY, IRON the testi-
lacay aadaced Il so ms that Mchsy returned from
lie ths Isl last. ana tOid ~ WE ina We
black hlfred bsrGpcper N tue saloon AZ ths corner
u ayenueaJ ana EtgBtn Atreeh $40 peat aim. lie
seemed 10 be dulle ifi aud grew rapidly worse.
1unp On lha lOsn lnst NJ twelve Al. The Oniy
b'scE haired barkeeper O. the saloon above men.
10 "a WifHam Mullgnn, WnO IS nov arrested
Ard ow4iarn Sue action VI tac Grand Jury. TINS
lar tAere does not seem " 20 Any evidence against
HIN.
story wtauJw ~ NO. IL CHRISTIE SUI eCt Yesterday
g0arnuoH, ana IL wa - lriUhtfully manEled tnas
Il dee "a ie y lalautcs alter navlng Ucen tsken
Inc inquest Ia the case 81 sophia sc1aodler, shot
By her father last thursday, while N a boat near
0Overno . Island, has 0een postponed ttu 70 NOR
/ row ~ hst .oaat uina O'clock.
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CREEDMOOR.

THg SEVENTH REGnfErT, y. o.. At Bkrr. PR4c-
T1CR.
strong detachment from Companies z, r, o.
VI. and X, oftae seventh regiment, N.G.s.N.Y, &C.
cupicd the ride ranges al Creednoor yesterday.
TIE troops or the ground numbered lss officers
ana men, or whom Is2 went back 70 the %, AMI
500 yard ranges. The detachment lett Hunters
Point BY Ihe hal-psst nine O'Clock A. A. tram,
ana arrived IN good time " commence firing at
the 100 yards range Little after Ten O'Clock. After
doing tins distance and compile Ing their scores at
10 yards, the men lei out Of formation and
went to rauOns. About two o'clock me Assem-
blyn was SOUNDED, lines formed, and practice re-
commenced az 200 yards. The shooting Was over
At the 500 yards range In good time 70 allow the
troops 70 return 10 New YORK ~ the hal-past I've
O'CLOCK special train, wnlcn Lao been crowded Tor
Their accommodation. The weather vas intensely
hot. and potn 0ifcers aud men sursr Ell Z god
deal from tBe elects OF IT, Tie VIM blew MODE "
tely nom left 70 right across NE inc VI IRE.
SCORES o. AATENTu REGIMENT.
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- YEARls -.

~ yr,,t ,nsr q snn in nc re q tae RE
n.,,-,', ~. csac,, tons o. Ireland aud America
comes On today. EvN whe ne readef ElAness
ovar tsese lines tie v. ~ o. American apo lisa
Dulles + heard IN the "a battle sIounu = ~.
tarf ii sne ilIendIy contest between ~ ~ 80
American teams n u0ui9A u'u'.l' ~, "
waica side victory win rssf, q. 49, ",
mg teams are composed q men = 1o,s $3.50, =,
use Of the ride = Truly marvellous, ,a.
tie present contest II viii be remefA ~. .c,a.
challenge sent bY the iusa rlnemea to- .,aa,
trJ, winch resul ca 10 the International =,
AZ Creedmo9r. noe unexpected victory y ii -
he Americ sns ID lbat contest was a. great i.
priss r. the Irlsa r.nsmsn a. II was - me AmeL
cans.
WI repuDusn to-day complete table q me
scores uaIe " Toe 40 geans "a TIE Creedmo0r
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HORSE NOTES.

A bet or $500 side has been made on Aaron
Pennington against WIlddle, In the race Tor me
Monmouth Cup, 70 be run az Long Bganca ON
Monday, July 8.
Doncaster he winner or the Alexandra Plate o.
Ascot was sold the day before the race TO Mr.
Robert Peck FOR flo, 900.
Tie racehorses OF the late Rev. Mr.. King, "tno
racing parson," comprising dolly Friar, BIero-
glyphic and Hypocrisy, together with three
tashionaby bred yearngS VIII b. sold at New
market during the July week.
Jora k0ssberiy purchased the threeyear- old
colt by Elland out Of baroness before he ran at
Ascot.
Mr.. Vyner claimed Conductor FOR 81 900 after 10
h1d won the trial stakes al Ascot,
Mr. Merry iSe Lord Portsmouth, has resolved
on glving ~ racing. Mr. MerrY'a aorses VII be
sou ~ me enc VI me racing aeasol
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TIE HARLEM REGATTA.

Tho Consolation cup, offered by President
Meeker 10 the defeated aspirants tor the Diamond
seals Badge On saturday LAST, was rowed for yea
terdaY The eligible candidates comprised VIII
bur Bacon, New York Rowing Club and WILLARD
y. Curtis ana frank 4. Yates, New YORK Athletic
C'uo. The nrst named declined 70 compete; so
the event resulted m walk over for Yates. Ills
partner Curtis, went out 10 the starting point
aud spun up tAe course Tor nAlf ME, WHen ne
Withdrew, ana Yates padded the remainder Ms ne
liked. me distance was one mile. Dayy Roach,
the wonder OF the Wayerleys, out IN MS
shell, ana, taking the WORK with Yates aud Cur
sis, pulled q cracking third or mile 'Just Tor tae
fun OF the thtng.d ach anu iaIes are old aC-
uullnt&nCas
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foomeG 70 re- arssppoinrs1. OUTSIDE ofNew York
aDN the neighnurng states no response came V
the appeal ana when ne time or tae compeu-
u0ns haa arrived a. wss found that the ehlef rell-
gnce 0f the Americans would haye so be placed ~
the MOI or men WHO had succeeded Ia making
OEee1mOor amOus There vas . serious mistake
not throwing the competition FOR places entirely
open. by allowing the members ol me
high scores made in their practice ana
nnGi contests last year Z very considerable
advantage was given 70 them over other
cumpettof8 Iney we're allowed the Denent or y
made under the most favorable climatic condl-
ti0as. fAia faYOrlasm discouraged many rom
men on the American team WAC might nave been
r. placed with advantage. liz Is but Jlstlce now
ever 20 The members Of ire old team "a wei as 10
the new asplranLs 10 h0n0rs WAo lounQ place on
Tor me task before them. Never did champion OF
OH eager 10 win laurel crown I'D the Oh mplan
games train moro carefully or more earnestly
than oid The band Of men 10 whose care
was fnTnated the reputation or American
marKsmen. During the cold aud stormy winter
DAYS they never relaxed their practice, and even
small oand Of rinemen mlg1t be seen az Almost
cGlly prGCrlce. Ine object or TINS p4actce NaS 10
ha4iiuate orr riarmen " snoot ~ 81 como tlons
weather. Ihey aad IA tie early stages OF their
practice confined themselves 20 shooting IN
the sunshine, and na1 mace the inisrake o. be-
coming nue. weather Eb0ts. 1ais mis- axe was.
ire winter mad passed our mtn nad learned 10
snOos III ratn or SHINE. When tire competitions Tor
places GA me American tea u closes tne GLOWING
gentlemen were found 10 nave secured places ~
Inc team:-
TIN ROLL or FosOR.
From tho averages made W shs "a snoets q me
team az the comueidohs ot pleCss az 800
mado al tuelr suDsequeut practices, TO uenbers
iooK Their places according y ne iouoW'ns oFGsr
ruE TEAM As r STANDS.
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THE STAKES DRAWN.

Owing % tie failure % agree u1on the preiimh
Daries 81 the proposed 1ght, Tom Alien author
tied Harry Hill 10 hand back TO George Rookie
and his friends the 81 500 they had deposited with
him. Thls wac accordingly done yesterday when
Arthur CHAMBERS, on oelaf or Asn, proposed
i side, WITHIN nifty mites of Detroit, on the Ist ol
july his kouKe declined bus finally offered 10
meet Aien % sue l3-n ~ Jolly, Hithin iity miles
81 Pitts9urg. 30 definite arrangement Was ar
~
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PACING m CALIFORNIA.

OAKLAND PARK, JUNE 10. PACING Purse ssoA
nile hea.a, rest three IN tVe.
sTARTERS.
George fmary's Nlmrod, ~ harness.. l
Caauncey Kanes Jim Brown, 70
p Brandon's Fisherman, Ia harness 1
u. j. Green's Lady 81. Clar, in har-
ness. .....-...'... = .
John Seyenoak's paa voorhees,, In
harness. ............,..... ....-..... or
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BASE BALL NOTES.

The mu'uals have returned from their Western
tour ana win Tlay the Bostons on the Unloo
Grounds this afternoon. Gerhard was injured In
CAlcagO, anu Will not De able 70 PLAY Tor several
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rms rEGN As n STANDS.

1t ia both curious and INST ucTive 10 compare
the general averages RiNen a0oye with toe results
81 the foar matches last year, upon wAicn he
members on tne GA team were allowed % stand-
The practice this spring, 40 COM erea Win that
al last iali, showed great fanng 0min our creed
moor crack saoSs. Il must not Ne forgotten, now
ever that the splendld averages 81 last years
mstcnes, wnicn are gwen below, were or me most
brilliant resu IS YET SHOWN ~ Ger lcDgrange rlde
Eun
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rHz TEAK AVERAGES LAST YEAR

From the data anu records tnat are given above
II viii be seen t4at tGe average practice SD Ctlug
oi American team u 1875 lei very ~ short 81
tAaE " 1874.
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American team victorious Oy..................
POOI, sEIIING IN ne CITY

IOOU OLI4IiINU ~ ItIL NIII.
The interest felt in the rins match BIZ tho sport.
Ing element Of New York assumed 4 speculative
tendency last evening, Johnson's poet rooms
being crowded for while by this class Of our cii-
liens, many Of whom invested their money Gt the
blowing rates:-
irish Tsam........... $40 20 % 20 20 20
American Team....... II ~ no rs rs 10
Up 70 nine O'CLOCK the betting IN the French
pools stood ABOUT even.
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RIFLE CRAcKs

from the above II viii he seen that sons 81 the
men Vi The seventh regiment can sLJot "a WeA a.
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contest, which carrot fail 90 prove interesting 70
rhe public. In tnetf maj practice IN Ireland tho
American team beat tneir splendid reeaEa 0l Last
year by sixteen points.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
FOR 1873.

Eighteen hundred aud scventy-six IL the
Centennial year. II Is sIs0 a year IA which 4
Opposition HORSE ~ hcpress.n' atiyes. tAs
Efst since b. war. wiz b. In power ri Wssh,
ingtou: and the year II the twenty third eles.
o. "a Of President Of the United states Al
OF THESE events are sure TO be % great in.crts;
and importance, eeI*eiEl!y the two latter
ard Hli Of thpm aud everything connected
with hem viii ~ fails and freshly reported
and e4ponndod IL Iuk sUN.
The Opposition House OF Representatives,
taking mp the tiEe 81 Inquiry opened years ago
by TaE Sus. viii steruly And diligently inyes-
tigate the esfrupiions and niisdeeds OF
GIANTS administration; and Will IL 10 to be
hoped. lay tine foundation tor new and bet
ter period IN our national history. OF all
this raE Sux will contain complete and ac-
eurste accounts. furnishing its readers with
early and Trustworthy lntUrina ion upon thess
absorbing topics.
The twen;S third Preside initial election. with
the preparations for II. will BIZ memorable u
deciding upon GRANT ASPIRATIONS for thira
term Of power and plnnder, aud still more u
deciding who shall b. tst~ candidate OF NE
party OF Reform. aud a. electing that eands
dale. Concerning all these subjects, th0s
who read iHE ~rS VII have the eonstasi
means ~ being IA roughly well informed.
The WEEKLY Sus which has attained GU
eulalion 81 over eighty Thousand copFs
girssdy has its readers 10 every s'sts Az
Territory. and W Trust that the year Is" WI
see tbs lr numbers dub!' 4. IL VIII continE
10 be thurouEA - wrpaper All the gthf1
news % the day " Ill b. ionnd tDi eonafrss
whrn uuiinnortt.ui ut full length whfa
m iueut, ana alwEss. we trust. treated ID -
cI,.ar. interSstire nnl instructive mannsf
IL - our aiIn ipake the WkEKLr sth Wy
best fanny Dswsuap,r in the world. an "
shall oont,u,iv 60 Te ia Us columns iAs
amount OF nisceil mons sesding saeb :
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and agricultural Information for Nhaaw
are no. -hie 10 make rom IN our dairy ea'ua
The agricultural DEPARTMENT rspeclallyh ~
of its prcmluest i.etur's. ihe iasniOns
also r, ,snlarly reported IA its columns sna"
ara the markets every kipd. ....,
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notice.

MERCHANTS, LAWYERS. CFRGYgry
PHYSICIANS, FARMERS YOUNG
AND OLD.
Remember! We ask all 10 send to ms for
Dta rn"nf's. Watches, sterling Silv r.
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priced J"~elry. We guarantee every article
as represented when sold. L. * W %. sfsn y
kings and Bridal Gifts Of every kind. tny
article in cur stock sent to any address
Z %. ID. and goods allowed to oe opened
Tor examination, on receipt OF enough to
pay The tsp'ess Charges. Watches 70.
psired and fine time guar nteed, also Jewelry
Manu- ga ct"red to order,
CsA oraedress ". j. Mere u Co.. I'm.
porters. 4. 4. Cor. Lake A Clark streets
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NOTICE..

YEyO A HIGGENS-YOU ARE HEREBY
4 notified that the assessment work. as per
requirements of the United States Mining
Law of May 10, 1872, has been performed by
me on the Monroe mine, situated in Sierra
District, Humboldt county, Nevada, in and
upon the original location thereof, for the
year of 1875 and prior thereto, and other ex-
peuditures of money and labor on the Monroe
lode, to the amount Of 81 400. and that if You
do not contribute your proportion OF $3.50 in
gold coin of said sum on or before 30 days
from this date, your interest in said Monroe
claim will become the property of the under
signed, and that demand of you the imme-
diate payment thereof.
Sierra District, November %, 1875.
VIM. WEBELHuTH.
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YOUNG MEN

,yho may he Suffering from the -
lyouthful foillrs or indiscretion, al
IgclI to avail themselves II this. w s1aal
~ bo.f ever laid vt the altar o. Z, ..'.rss
humanity. DR. SPfHNEf issrin,l
.. to forfeit 500 for every case o. ssrd al
geskne,s. or rrivEis disease OF hhs "a al. hil,l
,ha ac,.r which bs undertakes ~ ~. mi
o cur. H. would thsrefors say ~. ss,IaI
rtnna.e suserer who ray READ W. s.vcsull
| nat you aru yreA,iing on dsng.i y, MI
1 hen you niger delay IN ss.nSs ,sss hl
~ rrmedy Ion your complaint ~" ~ ,pl
n the Aist II .ge. rrmrme yoss a,a,nsgl
reaching the last. ii you are n All
mon TIE last. ANA are suffering ~. psI
4 itg III effects, N member thai y .esnsI
r., I'm pgoerGs,inatiou, the tire nu ~ "a
I hcu the mos. skillful phssiein dror 81
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I - pe viii IA eiubed AgsainSi vow, IN p|
I upel of mercy cfiG briilg you reii s.. Tba|
L ase has the Doctor failed u
81 not lie pair work upon your - -. Il yxsulhl
Put avail yourself ~ the benrns'ss y ~ yand
IL bis tg,sttaeni before your oa s.iors srr
ne reach OF medical skill, or go grave
5aenth hurries you to . ssnd r,onsy
Hull course OF treatment $40. -ltA MI
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ldescripti9n ~ case.
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United STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.
No.121.
In THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, J
FOR- THE DISTRICT OF
CARSON CITY. New

In THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
FoR- TIE DISTRICT OF
CARSON CITY, NEW,
YEyHE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
! n to GEORGE w. NICHOLS groeting-You are
hereby summoned to appear before me ut my
iofiice in Carson City, on the EIGHTH day OF
JANUARY. A. D., 1876, ct eleven O'Clock n. :.
to answer the complaint Of EUGENE SILVA
averring that your homestead application to
the northeast quarter of section tw, M -one,
Township forty-two, North, Range forty, east,
has been wholly abandon by you ard that
You have changed your residence therefrom
Tor more than six months since making said
entry and next prior TO the date herein. and that
said tract is not settled upon and cultivated by
you as required by law, and then and there do
you show cause, if any there be. why your
said homestead entry, No III, should not b.
declared Cancelled and forfeited to the United
States. falling in which judgement will be
taken against you.
TO the United States Marshal or depatized
,citizen-NIake service and return hereof
Given under my hand this Sd day of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1875.
- A, Waltz,
(se.,l Register District of Carson City New
d6-td
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Delinquent Notice.

AYOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ Delinquent List of state and County
Taxes for the year 1875 has now been deposited
with the District or Prosecuting Attorney,
and unless the Delinquent Taxes therein
specified are paid to the Treasurer as ex-
ofticio Tax Receiver within twenty days from
the publication of this notice action will be
commenced by the District or Prosecuting
Attorney for the collection Of said taxes
and costs.
CHARLES A. LAGRAVE,
County Aud tor.
winnemucca December 2, 1875. d2-td
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NOTICE.

HyHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
N not to trust DIEGO, GARRAp on account OF
the undersigned, as they will pay no oebts
contracted or obligations ass umed by him
after this date.
JUAN GARRAT,
PETER GARRAT.
Golconda, November 20, 1875. n30-tf
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NOTICE.

NNO WILLIAM SPENCE, JAMES SPENCE
Il fW. 4 J. Spence,l Samuel Clay, Antoine
Kaufman, (Clay 4 Kaufman,l Morris Price, and
Arthur Liekly, creditors of the Montezuma
Mining Company, and to Wm. II, Strout, their
trustee-Yeu are hereby notified that the
assessment work, as required by the Act of
Congress, of the United States, of May 10,
1872 has been done by me on the Montezuma
Ledge and Company, situated in arabia
Trinity Mining District, Humboldt county.
State of Nevada, upon the original location
thereof, for the year 1875, and pria thereto,
and other expenditures Of money and labor
ON the said ledge and company to the amount
of six hundred dollars Is 00). and that If you
do not contribute your proportion, two hun
dred and ninety-two dollprs and fifty cents
1922 5ol III gold coin. on or before ninety days
fir m this date, y ur interest in said Monte
zuma Ledge and Company will become the
property of the undersigned, and that
demand Of you the immediate payment
thereof.
LUTHER A. BUCENER.
Trinity (irabia) Mining District, Decem-
ber7 1875 d7-td
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PROPOSALS WANTED,

NY Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Board of County c mEnissioners OF Hum
boldt County state % Nevada, Will receive
proposals for the boarding Of prisoners, for
the time commencing Monday, January 3.
1876, and ending on the first Monday in Jan
uary, 1877. said proposalsto he deposited with
the Clerk of the Board on or before the hrst
Monday in January 1876. The Board reserved
the right to reject any and all bids. By order
of the Board.
Dated Clerks Office. Winnemucca, Deem
Der IA, 1875 j. ID. JOB, CLERK.
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ssBuqqies and Saddle Horses

IN always be Ind at my Stables In MILL
CITY. Especial care will be taken of transient
4St0ck. GEO. II. MILLER.
Uuionvills. January /. 1878. del If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership heretofore existing between
CoHooN 4 DAVIS is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Homer Davis will pay all
bills against the Arm and collect all bills due
the same.
s. L. COHOON,
HOMER DAVIS.
winnemucca. Nevember24, 1878.
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