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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-05-18
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81 NE fOFs
TSAACSEN'S Insect Powder annihilates Bed
l Bugs, Fleas, Reaches, Ants and Mosquitoes.
Can be had at the York Drug Store.
JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-05-18
HOUSE, AND LOT FOR SALE.

YlHE HOUSE AND LOT IN YoRKYy1ILLE, oRlKYy1I
formerly the property of the late George w:
Williams and situated on Main Street, lis offered
for sale. The lot contains one acre and three
quarters The Dwelling. House contains eight
rooms, and has recently been repaired. On the
premises are necessary outbuiidings, good garden
and orchard. <.H u IA I-iI oF bg!gi .s.tIi
TERMs-Easy,. Possession given on the LIST day
NJ next January - - - W. q. McCORKLE,
=. ~ . III Intjt h!.1& Real Estate Agent
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-05-18

0UR stock of Gents Hats includes all the va
Y rious styles. We can suit any taste, in style
quality or price. II. w. HOPE G W.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21
MISSOURI VALLEY, Dec. 8, 1876.

TO the Edito of the Husbandman;
send you receipt for cookies.-onle one qt.
flour; two teaspoonfuls Royal baking pow
der; two tablespoontuls Beef tallow one
cup s,uqar one pit. molasses; Make it very
thin. cut it in rounds, and bake them quick.
,rbose are ercezzint. @. 4. as
1t is against our rules to publish any COM
n1,nications. unless accompanied by the
real name of the author. But we break
over this rule for once, in order to give the
culinary world rare treat; for should the
above not prove to be just the thing Tor
cookies. it would, perhaps, do as Well lof
ANYBODY else. In all our days-and they
are many-we have never before heard OF SUI
oar. adding anything to the sweetness OF
:. lasses,,, except it be the crab-apple-vlne-
gar-bottle-old-maid variety, COMMONLY
which. however, does not exist in Montana
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21
HELENA PRODUCE MARKET.

# t. St'# HELENA, December IS, 1876
The markets the past week have been easy
and quiet. "A few articles, however, show
a slight advance from last weeks quotations,
Oats in good demand from the wagons, at
wholesale, $3.000310
Flour, in good demand; Willow Creek,
xxx. 81. so. Union xxx, $3.50 Stand
ard Mills xxx. Madison Mills XXX, and
Gallatin Mills xxx, 500.
! Barley-Brewers. in good demand, $l.oo
@4.75; feed,$2.50@2.
Wheat. iii good demand at 1925. Conn
mon, $300@3.l0s 48 n. ,..dsa,ei
Bran aud Shorts, in good demand, at
Butter, choice, 4oc. Common, 3oc.
Eggs, S0@S5c. }f asof % q I@s
Potatoes, $40 per ton. 4 ! 3H b@aI8
Cabbage, $500 per cwt.
Pork, net, 12c. srs. t4..
| Pork gross. l0c.
Hay, $l2 per ton @Hs s.a - ass
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

The weather has been very pleasant the
entire fall, only one or two snow storms,
which have been of short duration. The
mercury has not been down to zero more
than once, and at the time of writing, it
stands twenty above on the north side of the
house. Many are proclaiming it the most
delightful winter ever experienced, but such
is not the case. 1t is truly delightful, but
not above the average Of Montana winters.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

BEFORE we go to press again Christmas
will have come and spread its joy through
the land. We take this opportunity to wish
the readers of the HUsBANDMAN merry,
merry Christmas. May the little, Old. gray
bearded man, with his reindeers, pause 4'oi on
his way at every home in Montana; that the I,
uttle folks may wake bright and early ana
.s as = reward of past merit and an encourage
ment to future efforts. May not single
one be forgotten, for happy children are AZ,
Golden beams of sunshine to any household.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

TAYLoRLIn yirginia City, Dec II, 1876, 70
the wife of Horace Taylor, son. ff
HARRINGTON. AT Virginia City, Nov. SO, TO
the wife of Fay Harrington, son. oa 1fe#
b1ULARK AT Middle creek, Gallatin county,
Nov. %, to the wife of r. W, Clark, daughter.
MOCK At Travona, Dec. s, to the wife of w.
It. Mock, son. snFA4 x ffti&'t @,sita 1884 GA
il PERk1Ns.--In Bozeman, Dec. 10, to the wife Of
w. L. Perkins, a daughter.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21
MI A R RI r. D

ROYCE-WIEMAN.-On November 6, 1867, at
ne residence Of Rev. Holman, D. D., Philadel-
IMia, by Rev Dr. Hoffman, Major y Il: Boycs,
SRI, of Helena, and Ida F. Weimai, OF Phiaoei-
phia, Pa.
! n, n,At,uEIJI,-RIJMIEY.- the Presby
church. Helena, Thursday evening, December "a,
bY Rev T. L. roy, Mr. Harry ID 'Acheul and Miss
| Hattie Il. Rlmley. tIi4ys 8 .{ Fl III Z
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

'THR White Sulphur Springs Of Meagher
county. the property of Mr.. II. B. Brainard,
were located by James Brewer in 1865, and
have generally been known as Brewers
White Sulphur Springs. The postofice was
established there last year, under the
name of Brewers Springs, but the property
having. changed hands, the Postmaster Cen
eral has ordered the name of the postoflice
be changed to White Sulphur Springs,
which is a very appropriate name and one
by, which the property will henceforth be
known. j.. =, ......r....
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

THE following is the manner in which the
Madisonian notifies its readers that they
will publish anything for money: 70
eve publish advertisements in our col
umns for pay, and do not trouble ourselves
to inquire as to the qualities or merits of
wares or articles advertised. The purchaser
must be the judge of what he buys. No
blame can attach to a newspaper for bring
ing good, bad and Indifferent articles be-
fore the reading public. f. ~ - ss
Not so with the HUsBANDMAN. We en-
deavor to protect our readers from irrespon-
sble firms and articles of doubtful utility.
Lottery humbugs and catch penny swindles
need not apply.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21
Is TE ID

,fHERMsMEY ER.-At Adobetown, Dec. II LII
lian, daughter Of Frederick Hermsmeyer, ageo
years. S3f t3S} hAttoe stt 49, 8 i#G
/, HANLEY--At Harrison, Dee. I, Margaret wire
Of Michael Hanley, Esq.
MOORE.-At Moore's hotel, Benton rond, De-
cemlerll, 1876, Infant son of MI ana Mrs. W -.
Moore aged 10 days.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21
George z. Reeves, a6
n WATCHM AKER.

,,o,td TO Nopcls Store Building, opposite Murphy,
Necl & Co., Heleaa, Montana.
Watch and Ckronometer making and repairing Ia
all its most difficult parts q specially.
Engraving executed in good style.
Gold and silver work made to order.
.r,ue1 1s7e-Gm GEO.P REEVES
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

np ED. BRAssY's night school is well pa
tronized.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

Mn. J. M. BARRET, editor of the I''depe's-
,.at has been quite i'll since Monday and is
-t;u unable to leave his bed.-badependerlt.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

CORRESPONDENT of the Gallatin writes
.n.t wheat is worth So per bushel.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

ur. J. f. HALL, formerly of this place
:. +oochin. school at LaVeta, Colorado.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21
LOCAL NE w S

Dos'r forget the grand ball at canyon
Ferry, Christmas nlSht.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

WIZ express our warmest thanks to Mrs.
W. A. Sweat, for rouslng big, fat' young
ohsnticleer to grace our Christmas table.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

r,r, Christmas ball advertised last week.
TO take place at the White sulphur ''' Springs
hog been postponed,
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

MIR. SANFORD MOORE, of Smith river, who
made a trip to the Springville mills this
week, informed us that these mills are 90
ing rushing business, and are manufactur-
ing good quality of flour.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

TWELVE of the young men of Diamond
have engaged conveyance for the ball at
cs,tsryille. and merry time is anticipated.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21
Special Notice.

Owing to the decline on goods in the EAsThfN
and CALIFoRNIA Markets, we have Ae0uce0 'se
price on our entire Stock OF Clothing ana FURNISH
ing Goods. We have just received a larger seofA
than ever, bought very low, ana are ptepaieu ~
give the public the benefit Of the same.
Helena, Oct. 2 HOLAMf ~ =
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

MIR. II. B. BRAINARD, Of the White sui
phur Springs, paid our town q visit this
week. Mr.. B. talks very sound on the Leg
islatiye question, and insists upon laws that
tend towards the economical administration
of county affairs. -
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

MIR. GEO. p. REEVES, iieweler Of Helena,
whose - ad > is renewed with this issue, has
a fine assortment OF silver plated ware: lie
is a first-class workman and will give orders
prompt attention. a%&
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

Mn. w. A. SWEAT has removed. with his
family to Helena for the winter, in order to
Give his daughter the advantage of a good
school.l aaE a,5..t.g,.. ..s;.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

,,r + f. HALL, formerly of this place,
:. teachinr school at LaVeta, Colorado.
,,,,r Christmas ball advertised last week,
10 take place at the White Sulphur Springs,
hog been postponed.
an T NJ. BARRET. editor of the Indepeas-
~ has been quite i'll since Monday and is
.t;,1 unable to leave his bed Independent.
VIZ express our warmest thanks to Mrs
W 4 Sweat. for rousing big, fat, young,
a,,.ntic,eer to grace our Christmas table.
TWELVE of the young men of Diamond
have engaged conveyance for the ball at
centaryille. and a merry timeis anticipated.
Mn w. A. SWEAT has removed with his
family to Helena for the winter, in orderto
Give his daughter the advantage of a good
school.9bGE. esa44 ,..l5t. .5i1
M CT. HARR1SGToN, of Whites gulch,
i. prospecting i'll Upper Johnnies gulch for
an extension of the rich pay channel which
;s being worked by Bennett & l1awler.
Mr.. LEN LEWIS gave his sheep a thorough
dipping few days since, and much to his
xurnrise only found one sheep in his entire
flock to be afflicted with scab. .e.se.A4s.
WE stated last week that there were no
delinquent taxpayers. This, however,
nroves to be mistake, as will be seen from
the notice of our County Treasurer, to be
found on another page.
MIR. GEO. z. REEVES. jeweer Of Helena,
whose - adj is renewed with this issue, has
a fine assortment OF silver plated ware. lie
il a tirst-class workman and will give orders
prompt attention. a&&s
Mr.. SANFORD MOORE, of Smith river, who
made trip to the Springville mills this
week, informed us that these mills are do
ing rushing business, and are manufacture
ing a good quality of flour.
=
MIR. II. B. BRAINARD, of the White sui
phur Springs, paid our town visit thl'
week. Mr.. B. talks very sound on the Leg
islatiye question, and insists upon laws tina
tend towards the economical administrator
OF county affairs. go 81
Mr.. NATHAN MANNERING says while walk
ing across Gold hill the other day, he stun
bled upon very pretty nugget. It's no
quite SO large as the one recently found
the new ''Scratch Gravel +" diggings, but
is nice pocket piece, and is worth abot
eight dollars.
SINCE the announcements last week OF OF
club rates with the Rlu'aJ Neao Yorker,
have received one new subscriber TO u
HusBANDMAN and Neao Yorker. The ld'
of getting first-class agricultural Ierrll
rial paper, and one of the Oldest and be
rural and literary papers in the East
the sum of &c. the same price as usual
paid for our Territorial papers, is well
ceived. 1t is an opportunity never befo
offered in Montana, and cannot fail to II
favor.
THE coming session of the Legislatu
will not convene on the first Monday
January as is generally supposed. AS
act of Congress approved August 10, 10
authorizing the session, provides, that
next Legislative Assembly of Montana 81
commence at the seat of government OF
Territory. on the second Monday OF j
uary, 1877, and biennially thereafter" Wh
is in response to the joint memorial adop
last winter.
A GRAND theatrical and musical EN-
tainment is in course of preparation
Christmas night, under the special auspl
of Diamond Lodge No. 8, l. y. y. i.
lrflo h>o
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

WE stated last week that there were no
delinquent taxpayer This, however,
proves to be mistake, as will be seen from
the notice of our County Treasurer, to be
found on another page.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

ng good, bad and Indifferent articles be-
fore the reading public.@ 2tt - "A
Not so With the HUsBANDMAN.> We en-
deayor to protect our readers from irrespon-
sible firms and articles of doubtful utility.
Lottery humbugs and catch penny swindles
need not apply.
AMONG the many encouraging letters re-
corded this week at this Office, is very flat
tering one from our friend David A. Thorn
as, of Upper Deer Lodge valley. Mr. II.
speaks in the highest terms ofthe HUSBAND
MAN, and says it merits the support OF ev-
cry ranchman in Montana, and accompa-
nies these hearty words Of APPRECIATION with
the substantial assurance of his earnestness.
His crop this year, though small, amounts
to loss bushels, which was ready sale
at three cents per pound. Mr.. Thomas con-
cludes his briet letter inviting It's to call at
his bachelor hall and partake Of the fine
beef, with which his tables are supplied, an
invitation which evil be happy to accept
when we go that way a ttf@.s
| NOTICE is hereby given to persons hold-
! ing bond No. 2, and county warrants No.
! 1869. and 34O1, that there is funds on hand
to pay the same on presentation, and that
interest on the same ceases. from and after
this date. 't7 CIV. SUTTON, aoF
|at ~ ~ D@ 81 Treas. Meagher county !.
f. Dated Dec. z, 1876, }#e at2tf
The above which we copy from notice
posted up in front of the rreasurers office,
is the very polite way our county has in
forming it's Wall street bondholder that ne
: can now present his bond and receive Sl ,OOC
for the bond which cost him just 5000 fou
wears and nine months ago, and upon which
: he has already received $500 in interest
" I.tr|5s g 49, - -------4-4 fla
WITH pleasure we again chronicle anotf
er Of the marvellous cures performed throug
! the efficacy oftthe White Sulphur springs
] 1t will be remembered that four weeks az
j we made mention of Mr.. e. P. Smith pass
3 ing through town on his way to this resor
! Mr.. s. was sorely crippled with rheum'
= tism. and could scarcely hobble abouts La
: week he returned, appearantly as nlmb
9 and active as he ever was Resting from i
!, Dor of course does much towards rellevii1
- one Of rheumatic aches and pains, e ut tn
y in connection with warm or hot (ssrthe il
, valid may choos-) baths to be hads s1at tn
= resort. makes cure sure and speedy. Evf
70 the far famed Warm Springs OF Arkans;
~ possess nothing of the virtue which is
cry day being demonstrated TO exisC IN Tue
le waters.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

MIR. LEN LEWIS gave his sheep thorough
dippinc few days since, and much to. his
surprise only found one sheep in his entire
hock to be afflicted with scab. eeg.N4t
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS A

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Chas. X. Wells, $3.50 ffim fT#t
t4r BOOKsELLER, sTATIONER.
.f 81 is, AND DEALER In .3,,N s
Wall PAPER, Fancy Goods, Notions, Toys,
Willow-Ware, Musical Instruments,
iiA Pictures Picture Frames,
s@ @ Mouldings, Mirrors,
Etc, Etc. s8r
AGENT, FOR THE
z SINGER AZ, F. G. co.'s SEWING-ad4cH CHIMES
fEfa4 r
Winter stock is now complete, and have in store
the largest assortment of goods suitable ior
THE HOLIDAYS
orders and letters Of inquiry will receive prompt
and careful attention.
Helena. - 80 $500 ----------- ----- g-~.'
W. G. Bailey.
| 4 IEwELER, HELENA, MONTANA.
q constantly in receipt of new goods Of all descrir-
! tons in his line. A good assortment Of
0 FIELD GLASSES,
/ Cold and Silver Ware, and Clocks. Send for price
/ LIST of Watches Any article manufactured fYeia
/ native gold or silver .4 h4
Moss Agate Sets, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, etc.
sent c. O. d., with privilege to examine before
paying charges
Particular attention given TO the repairing an"
regulating of fine Watches sH
Special Notice. s
Owing to the decline on goods in the EASTERN
and CAL1FoRNIA Markets, we have Reduce0 tse
price on our entire Stock OF Clothing ana FURNISH
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

Mr.. G. L. HARR1SGToN, of Whites gulch,
il prospecting i'll Upper Johnnies gulch for
an extension of the rich pay channel Which
is being worked by Bennett & LAWYER.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

Mr. NATHAN MANNERING says while walk
ing across Gold hill the other day, he stum-
bled upon very pretty nugget. It's not
quite SO large as the one recently 1ouna IN
the new eScratch Gravel +" diggings, but it
is nice pocket piece, and is worth about
eight dollars.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

A GRAND theatrical and musical enter
tainment is in course of preparation 1or
Christmas night, under the special auspices
of Diamond Lodge No. 5, /. Q. q. 1. Ih's
hodge has magnificent hall which can De
easily arranged for dramatic purposes. we
have no doubt our young friends Will pro
. duce an evenings entertainment that Wii''
indeed, be rich, rare and racy. Come eV-
erybody and take a peep at something you
may never have another opportunity TO see
Admission free.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-12-21

f Lie still poor red,
You are too dead
H.f@ 'f For any more ponies to steal,
BE quiet where You are, ttt s4
E You are done raising hair hi ssG
For once you've got a square DEAL
The weatheris mild and pleasant. Ihe
only news of Importance is, that Grant IS
President, and Tilden and Hayes are
I. counted out',f on account of intimidation
of the colored troops who voted so noDly.
~ O-RES-TEs.
Boulder Valley, M. T., Dec 10, 1876. Is.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NO. &c. U. S. SURVEY NO. 81.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. ELKo. SIvApA.,
JannaFN luth lS-f 1

US. LAM OFFICE. ELRo. SLvApA.l
January lyth, 1876.
NOTICE Ii uEllEDY GIvES THAT II
~ Young America Mining Company. whose
Post-ofncc sddrsS u Rrom No. J. No. 400 Mont
gOiuery street, San YrAnc!sco. California, has
made application for eight hundred feet, linear
measure. OF the Young America lode, " hlch 10
bounded on the north by the First Extension
North and on the south by the Young America
South. situated in Tuscarun Mining District,
County Of Elko. State OF SeNada;
Desinnlng at = post married No. I, U. S. sur
Tcy No. ", lot A. whence the section corner Of
sections ?, j, 10 aud II, township 50 n, II 81 (.
NJ. ID. NJ. bars : 22i deHs. W. $500 feet:
thence running hrt coul Sc, y 6Js dcss, L
$40 feet. 10 post marked No. =. U. :. survey No.
81. lot A; thence second course y 2Ilf dcSa "
500 feet to post marked No. ,. q. s. survey No.
%. lot 4; thence Third course, i 6Jli dogs. " GOO
ieets to post marked No. /, y. s. survey No, ~.
lot A; thence fourth course. s 2I,f dees. Z 500
feet " post marked No. !. tho place Of b.cin-
ninGi eontainlng IL :.lOo acres; courses eI-
pressed from the tue meridian. with u mag
netic variation Of Tx degs. l., and the survey
has been made to conform to the original uoiIce
Of locAtior.
@ D (NILL sITE),
beginning at a post marked post No. !, U. s.
Survey No: 81. lot u. which post Is Identical
Eith rHst Nc. ., OF Sc corner Of 8. survey No
81. lot /, aud running thence frat courSe. N
o0S Gsss. 80 feet to post marked No. 2, u. s.
survey No. ~. lot u; thence second course N
s4.i deSs- " GO feet to post marked No. ,, U.
5. survey 70. 81. lot u; thence third course 8
6S!i dogs. " $50 feet to post marked No, I, e..
S. survey No. 81, lot i. on tho eastern line Of
surrey No; 81. lot 4: thence along tho eastern
line Of said survey No. 81. lot A. fourth course 8
2iL drSS- Z. eco feet to post marked No. /, tho
place OF beginning; containing 5 acres; courses
expressed from the true meridian with a mag.
nctic variation OF IL 4 degs. T.
ANY and all persOns claiming adversely tho
mining ground, vein, lode, premises, mill site
or any portion thereof. so divided, surveyed.
plated and applied for. arc hereby notified that
unless their adverse claims ar duly filed, ac-
cording to law. and the regulations hereunder
within sixty tGol days from the date thereof,
win the Register OF the United States Land
ONCE, at Elln. Elko County. IN the State Of NeY.
ada, they will be barred aud all Of their con-
sidereu rights waived by virtue OF the proyis-
ions OF tho statute In relation thereto.
wherefore, pursuant to Law, l direct this
notlcy to be published for sixty l60i days In the
ELko INDEPENDENT, n daily newspaper printed
and published at Elko, IN tho County OF Elko
state oi Nevada. the BaInc being neanest tho
location Of said mining claim and mill site.
j2oeod. JOHN s. MAYHuGH, U. 6. Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE NINTH
l. judicial District In aud for the County of
Elko. State OF Nevada.
In the matter Of the estate OF Edward 7. Reed.
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF Char,es
l.. Abbot, administrator OF the estate left unad.
ministered OF Edward I. Reed, deceased, setting
forth that he las hlcd his final account OF his
administration upon ssid estate I'm this Court,
and that the same has been allowed and con.
hrtned: that all debts and expenses Of admins.
tr7iion have been fully psld; and that q portion
OF said catatc remains 10 bo divided among tho
neirs OF said deceased, and praying among other
things FOR an order OF distribution among the
persons eniit'ed; Il Is ordered that all lersops
Interested in the estate OF the said Edward Il.
Heed. deceased. b. and appear before this
district Court OF the Ninth judicial District
In and for the county Of ElSo, State of Nevada.
At the Courtroom Of said Court, In the Court.
mousse, iii the town and county OF Elko, State Of
Nevada, on Wednesday, tho twcnty.third day of
February. 4. D., 1870, at eleven O'Clock In the
forenoon of that day. then and there to show
cause why All order Of distribution should not
be nado OF the residue Of said estate among tho
heirs OF the said Edward T. Reed, deceased, nc.
cordlng tu law.
II Is further ordered that a c,py OF this order
De published for four successive week before
INC said lwenty.third day OF February, A. d.,
1916, In tho WEEKLY ELEo ISDEPESDESr. 4
newspaper printed al published In the town
anu county OF Elko, State Of Nevada.
!. II. FLACK, District Judge.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05
NOTICE..

ITO WILLIAM D1NNlN5. one OF the ~locators
L OF the Rosebud" mine. In Wyoming Min.
Ing District, County Of Elko. State or Ncvada:-
fou arc hereby notified that I have caused tho
necessary work TO be done on said mine n Se-
sur me assessments for tho vars 1871. 1872.
1913. 1874 aud 1875 FIR your interest In said
mlnc' and unless tho same Is paid, together with
TIC costa OF advertising the same, nj the onlco
OF tho ELKo 1SDEPESDEST, at Elko, Nevada,
within ninosy i90l days from the mrs. pubiica.
non OF this notice. your Interest In said "Rosc-
BUD min Will revert to mo according to law.
MARY A. ROSS.
Dated January "a, 1870. Ja29.9m
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05
NOTICE..

ITO ALI. PERSONS OWNING OF CLAIMING
L any interest IN the Johnson mine, in Cen
iennial. formerly Bull Runl District. located In
ihe names 10 Il. G.. Narh. p. +. Davis, o. {.
Rogers. l. Is. Seymour, J. johnson ana r. j..
smith, on the 2?d day Of June. 1869, arc hereby
nouheIi that have caused the Necessary work
10 DC uone on said mine 60 secure the nskcss-
ments for the years 1874 aud 1878, and unless
the same is paid. together with Interest at -;
Per cent per month, and costs OF advertising al
the ONCE or the ELEo 'SD~EPESDESr, Elko, Eiku
county, Nevada, within ninety tool days irum
the frst publication Of this notice, your interest
IN said johnson mine Will revert to ME according
to law. L.. IA SEYNTOiTR
ELKo, New. Jan. 10, 1878. iI5.Ooi.