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, 1876-10-13

These figures show why tteorgia Is solld
for tho Democracy. In 1867 there wero
O5,778 Republican votes cast in Georgia.
Tic colorcd populasionof tho counties namod
above is 11s,9e7, and Tho number Of Nepub-
lican votes cast by these countieH In 1874 was
5,931, and every ono of theso countios wns
carried by tho Deuocrata except ono. What
has become Of thin votor It will hardly be
denied Tint tho Constitution gives these
negroes tho right of suGrngo. Some ONO has
taken II away. Aud this is reform, tito B1p-
t,resson of the FREQ ballot. L. 1t not doll
cato piece of irony TINT Congress should give
tho bnllot to class Of mon who cannot pro-
toct themselves and thon fail to protect them
in casting it? WA it not Il cruel act Of
kindness?
, 1876-10-13
platform is right, md that tho pnrty ia COM

platform Is right, nnd that tho pnrty in COM
tnittel to reform bnt then tho Democratic |
party stands vcrbaily III the samo position.
Thcy critielso Mr.. TttpEs for his too elnb.
orate letter Of acceptance, which Inns the nl-
pcnranco Of being the oarafnl production Of
MI astuto old politician. Ono would then
suppose that they would te chnrtned mud
VOL by tho trank;> outspokon utterance Of
Mr.. HAYES. Not bit. Huo1 nr uttornucc,
they think, shows tint 1lo In well-nlenning,
but does not 500 tue difficulties Of tho
case, NJ docs tho sl,rewd Mr.. TfIpEN
and so quito likoly ho will prove to
10 incompetent? ny this method Of
reasoning the mos. inveterate fault-ilndcr oan
always make out his caso. A mnn's host
qualities aro tins casily turned agninst him,
aud tho worry traits Of his adversary witcl,
should Oroate suspicion arc converted into
compliments. It is obvious. nlso, that tie
gravity Of the present situation ut the South
is not taken into Tho account a prcal.
dental campaign Is t1,cro in progress, of
which the author Of the article OIL u The
Southern Question" speaks, rs !" tho FREQ
exercise Of Its elective franchise "-nn ex-
PRECISION which, in siow Of the glaring facts
Of tho Intimidation and coercion Of negro
voters, reminds ono Of tho definition Of Tho
Freedom Of tho will by somo Of tho old d.
vines, rs power to do evil, but an inability
to do right. It must never 10 forgotten
tint, as the bnllot.box is tho embodiment Of
free institutions, 80 It's protection IL tho first
Of civil duties OH tho part Of the rulers md
Of tito people, Hence. 70 long ne the
, 1876-10-13

Besides tbs assurance which tho victory IN
Ohio gives ct tho election Of HAYES III Mo-
yember, tho results OF the elections In tho
Congressional districts are most gratifying.
Observation-Disclosures Cox, who, In tho
ToledQ District, S1sccccia IIunp, Democrat,
will take rank as QUO Of the leaders Of tho
House. Ills record as Governor Of Ohio
mud a. Cabinet officer guarantees that 10
will lead In lhs right direction. 1n him the
causo OF Oiyil-Sesyico reform. gaius gu
earnest, efficient supporter. CHARLEY Eos
TER, "tho only Republican who could carry
the aandusky District" las, aa Republicans
throughout the ou.irs West and Northwest
will rejoice to loarn, carried his district again.
aou. GAap1glD Is returned from Tho Western
Reserve, with Lis old majority, mud probably
, 1876-10-13

The Industrial 1gc, Of this city, ono Of
tho Greonback organs, does not tako much
stock In that outrageous fras1d md vulgar
ignorontls, I4Ew STEWARD, who is running
for Governor on fnlso pretenses. Speaking
Of tho ASSERTION TINT llu YVES present at tho
CARy meeting IN Chicago, it sayB:
It is barely possible that Mr. STEWARD vas rrcs-
cnt few minutes whilu Str. CA.ly WIS sieaklns,
although there were parties OH tha ttant i'las aver.
loukcl Tho crowd TINT dill not SEQ HIN. At tic
Tt1nEN mas. .,nectlisg thu other Night Mr.. STEW
A1u was present, md Tho Ags In adsised ho oceu.
pied conspicuous place on the stand, aad uttchd.
cd ali cxtussiya jolincatton anl liowwew held hy
thu Tildcnftcs ut she Palmer House after
tho meeting adjourned. The Agt haH yet to hear
Of Mr.. irEwAIlb's eyrr having Intended Brcen'
1Jack, rnrlnrrs club, or Grange n,cttfnG In his
own coanty. ,lndecd wo aro told sucfl cIrc'1n,'
stance t'aa never yet happened. Wo leave on'
Qlnuy fttentl to review blu cuncluslous anl advise
tho A1e Of tho rrBn1t.
, 1876-10-13

Georgia is solid for tho Democracy. TINS
beon carried by $4,000 majority, and out OF
21D members Of the Legislature tho Repnb-
LEANS have chosen seven! There is no
doubt. therefore, TINT It is solid for the
Democracy, but what tloes this term
"solia inply7 It implies that III moro
thnn fifty counties tho Republicans hovo
been tlisfranchisetl. Not one Republican In
three dared to vote tho ticket he wanted. In
mora tllnn fifty counties tho colored yoters
o,ltuulnber tho whites, aud 10 ono will clain
that tho coloretl voters aro not Republicans.
Look at tho following table, giving tho popu-
lation and voto Of somo Of these counties
, 1876-10-13

mt. MI
lho t1hpsS nen'oclauy, a"onine ,I"s '4'o
shi'Auoh ~ 'ns.' 1"sn'1 ..'.,' "opo'.u7 @ upon
w. WY =. sn' ' o' .:,'. :. H., eus -
sel'e" ~ "osA ~ 49, n'eoaaa ~ ~ spu.e
!no n11oe'.5 ~ n'e aS'''es "ason "'o u'.aaas-
t.o'ao'y nopuo4'e"'i' 'I"laaas"pp'' ~ oou.'
o'ta"li.'' 4'o''taa.'' ta'"o"1s'' '1''' ..ot.a''
:, 'Ao 7'a'' el,ottou FURNISHES "Py e,',o.'un'
usofe'' A", ''.e4'y uoou o''p.a,ou " s,.'
asn'oS' .o'':i easAnen' u ..1o "spa'-
''cala ''i"Jo'!,'e@ y, III oFo, Ai.s eouA1i'1.
no oao w'i1 ''spa.o 'he ,a'' tas e.e.o Aro
son'o s. "'''so io!,''o1le'4'a ~ e'ofs so''1'esA
otale' 'luu .1a' ',1o uoh,ooa aso' 10 a. .u1u'
"n't ~ .e'f 1a:" Ns1aD'e's ,.s aos'sPpe oon
l'ss "n,so po..ou y. -, y. o., 0'1s', o. ,a1 a..'
co'oPoa pol'a'1s,oA ~ t4.-ol. - to'-'4s
s.so 1'upau"enn H"lu'ity ~ - ~. oan j., ~
ao'',@ lsop'u4s.s4' "'aio1.'y " ..'ooo' .AoA
't1o A.!os."''Il' l''hn WV" pa1 ~ ole1as'o.',
anu 10 1910 oo1aoofst,o 'ns1o',ly VI oo,
"As hcSusea ooo oo".a ..c7 ol9aa , A.a M..,.e
"pa''.1o.. ~ so''o4'' w. as'o .u'o1e' pupu.a.
.''u ,s.o Va 4.", :, 70 ~, 1''r'.A'' ~ =. n4'!e
~ 1o'a "as 4u'.o'' ~, roeoasu ~
oF't'o,Ao tn'' :" 'lo .'o"'0
caro''to r'0a !" 1'iu ,,, elups on'' oS,
.'aslam u III wv "At4o" u'sn.
In Loulh1aun tnn "iAte Fo"Pulal4on Auuloe1s
, 1876-10-13

At Inst tho stroag arm Of Tho Fedoral Gov
'ernnent l.na interposcd for tho protection Of
life, tho cnforcomont Of tito law, and the
punishment of murder, assassination, ana
roe il. South Carolinn. The State nuthori-
tics wero poworlcss to bring to Justice tho
organized bands Of ncgro-hutclcrs, antl now
comes tho gratifying intelligence that several
arrests werc mado yesterday by Feaoral
yoldiors upon warrants issued by tho United
,States Commissioner In Aiken and Daruwell
Counties, $. G., Gud tim: the prudont Tilden-
iteu submitted to nrrest without resistance.
, 1876-10-13

Said tf1c Nn,y York HfrrtsnHnfS .{0HrHH[. Tim
,o.1;n, oot,,o,;c orrou of thu oouptry. md
o,,voys Damocrnt;c: "W, urccfl tbat thu
,vlnin -ocor<1 NJ Mr. r,1nrs a,nwod him In
In ,,o.,oeaod of Inn croo,,od Mini of ,ro;r
t,,,t conntc1 II a,onrt tn ,o,rov every ;ntercst
;ntrnsto3 IN him-from n raiirool co,nnanv
nj, NJ 1own u
rtnt ,vo. a1,ort1v ,,cforc lin f. Jo,,,s con.
xontion. vl,on r,spry wos l,ooHtinr hIn,solf
a1oft NJ, hin nhn,p ronntos;on os n rcformor.
mud Tim .z,uruaxs statomont ,yaa thon re-
co;vo1 xv;tf, oonora1 ;ncrcau,itv. Dut lin
facts Tint bnya since boon draocod to ljrht
.trikinplv demonstrate tho exact truth Of tho
.yovru1rs ,1osorntion nf aA,r,,1. r Tr,nry.
AT t1,cro IL of linn IN becorso of TINT crooked
kind of brain of his TINT countod It snart to
1,ctrav averv interest intrustod to him.
Tlot crooked smnrtness-that mado lin
bia bor1 Of money. which is tho chief mart
of him. n,m1o him nominee ot st. Louis, and
10 conntc1 m ia olect }im-;s i}lustratad hv
lin history of hin onerotiona in conneetion
with ,ho ponnau1a Railroad f,o,nnanv of
hicbicoo. This was orpanized Ia bnild n
ro;lwav from 1.acanaba TO Nooauncv. n dis
tanco of soma seventy mi1cs. The onternrisa
wos nroieotol m tl1o ,]au In which Mr..
rInrx hns proyod so ernort, of constructing
H., xoo;, ~, Is, ;1o,t, ~, ho,;, with , ,,,,i
tlo loaa oh it8 oooes. - pc8ih Will, na1't-
ion aollofs = %o1Ih ri & o. ponas ,, anu @ IN 0?nM @
drafted by T11pEs M "ful1-paia" stock md
,5 - ..1l ato l..ls ~ 7r ...,4, -.
thu tlullnr. aud tho stock nt %. An atlli-
t,,,,,1 ,,;li;o, ~ bop;1a ,voe iu,,a;1 mud u,1d
, 1876-10-13

We don't sec my more frantic asscrtlonsta IN
tho TItpEN papers that Colorado had gone Con-
feleratc. They Layo ceased dcnounesng tEa
agent OF tho Asaociatcd Press for not t1gunsS
out Confederate victory; they arc nov willing
to n,lsnt t!,at tic Republicans carrIcdthc st5!e,
clcetlng minority Of ts,u Legislature, thcFety
securing tho tl.rce Electoral votes fur HAYES
md also clectlng tho Governor, consrcssl'14
and State ticket, and In s1.ort eycrythInE wo''a
having. They haya 10 longer need OF nam
tanning deception, MD there is nothing to " "
gained now by further lying or ahsisc o. us
rrcss agent. Iudiana a1ul Ohio hare soteu' aau y
aru not to be Influenced by tho result u
Colorado Tho tr,ltl, may therefore bo h'aa'
public Without tletsltnont to Democratic lh!'r
ests. IL ts no longer dc1Icd Or disputed 'aa
Colorado has bcen swept by the Republicans
, 1876-10-13

WoonwAnp, lilo pal Of TWEED, yesterday
completed the journey from Chicago to Now
York In charge Of tho officers sent to escort
him to the sceno of his former greatness.
IIe was received with marks Of distinguished
consideration, his bail being hxod at
IA INNl uDu
, 1876-10-13

Greonbaclss as The New York Gold Ex'
chango ycsterslay closed Mt oil.

J.. Minister WAsl1punSE yesterday received at
Paris frbn, a loputation Of Polish gentlemen
"a specinl ntidrcss md media! for transmission
to tho prositlont Of thu United slates, in
honor of our Cclltonninl con,1nemoration.
, 1876-10-13

Tho conditions aro announced OIL which
the Porto consents 10 MI 1rlni9ttoo Of SIX
months t3ervia II to bo forbidden to OCCUPY
tho positions now In posaessinn Of tho Turk
iah army; tho Introduction Of arAaa md aus-
munition into soryia aud Montenegro and the
passage Of foreign volunteer, into tho Turk
ish provinces aro to be strictly prohibited;
md Servla and Montenegro arc to bo prolib-
ited from giving my asstst4nco to tho inRur-
gentsin ad adjacentproviuccs. Ills almostam
tor Of eoulso Tint HoryiA will refuse TO ba bound
: by sz1ol, onu-siloil conditions Us these; and
hit la stated in q London dispatch that Russia
. Aas aigulled llor refusal to accodo to tho pro-
hilit!on in rogard 10 the passago Of volun-
teerY into HcryiA-whlch IL tho most i,npor-
tant Of the Turkish conditions. II this
avownl llaa boon mada by l.ussia, It Ia In
effect plum declaration Of actiyo sympathy
with Sersio, ~ vel! as ot dissatisfaction with
tho cntire peaco programme OF tho Porto.
Such eli attitude Oh tho part of linssia would
bring mattera in tho Last to nu immediate
. crisis, and tho situation Ia regarded as moro
critical tl.an at any timo since tho proposition
tor MI nr1nstioo wls submitted.
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Tho Chicago produce markets wero gon-
.erally more active yesterday, md easier, cx.
= ccpt III wheat and corn. Mess pork closed
25a per brl lowor. at SlU.25 for October.
. md size: for tho year. Lard closed dull
pt $l0.4:1 efsh un4 $9.o5@927a for tbs
yoer. AIoats wero oasler, ut GIo for now
e., shoulders, boxed, $50 for do short ribs,
uud Sao for do short c!oass. Lako froishta
:. were quiet aud steady, at J3o for cora to
T: buffalo, 1ighwincs woro firm, ut S1+1o per
=: gallon. Flour Was. quiet aud unchanged.
!. Wheat ,clo>ed 10 higher, a& Sl.o5i for
, 1876-10-13

enl Of tho Northwestern Companies will dis |
close how he pluckod tho Company for
which 10 was Trustee, counsel, and Di-
RECTOR aud the records Of the Internal Row.
enue Bureau will show how he ohoatod the
Government out Of the tax On tho 9174, 45o
ho mado By tho Peninsula operation. Is the
"crooked sn1nrtucss that has onabloil 3fr.
T11DEN to amass fortune of seven millions
fu such fashion tho kind Of smnrtness tint
qualities lin for tie Presidency?
THE "NonTH AMERICAN" ON THE STU.
ALTON.
No more conspicuous illustration Of 81 tho
scl,olar in politics u l,ns been furnished with
in tho last two or three years thnn by The
venerable NORTH american l2eoie.o. Tie
time was whom that most anciont Of our
qunrttslies noyer descended from Partass',a.
1t carod for no other company than TINT OF
tho Muses., each Of whom, in turn, wrote M
nrtlclc for ita pages. One might search its
por4ly numbers in win for opinions md dis
cussions concerning the present Issues Of
the country or tho world; but tho past was
under ondtcss reviow. There was ceaseless
succession Of articles on OHAuoER, SPENCER,
AI1LroN, DRYDEN, DANTE, TAsso, and other
literary classics The heroes Of ancient
and modern history fared well, also, ut that
board. Occasionally Scotch and German
metaphysics furnished theme, aud such n
question rs TINT Of protection or froe-trade
edged In, under sanction Of n Harvard Pro-
fessor. But tho tide of thought and feeling
III this nge sweeps away the old
landmarks. Quo by ono they all
go. Hence oven tho NORTH dmerican
feels The spirit Of tho tines II las intro
duced tho scl,olnr into politics. and las had
| notable sorioa Of articles by leading think
ors on sucl, topics us methods of taxation,
national finances, tho judiciary, tho New
| nicipal government. These contributions
to current discussions hnve been high-toned
md Independent Of party, aud ]lavo sot
| good example Of tho right method of denling
with political problems.
Tho October number is still more venturo-
come. It entors tho 1naolstrom Of current
politics. Tho number is, indeed, almost en-
tirely political-four Of tllo FIVE articles hay-
ing TINT bearing, and two OF them being
campaign productions. Thoreupon has en-
s,lcd M explosion. Tho publishers, when
they learned tho contonts Of tho forthcoming
number, resisted auch change in the char
ncter Of this venerable and dignilod porioa-
ical, mud tho two editors, CHARLES ADAMS
and HENRY q. LODGE, resigned. But 1t was
too late to substitute now matter, and so The
number appears with publishers Notice, !"
| tIisclnimiuQ responsibility for the oniuipus
, 1876-10-13
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, 1876-10-13

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-20
rrcr,11eurn1N l85l
HORRIBLE Diseases.

How many thousands Of persons. both male
and female, there are who are suffering OUT
miserable existence from the effects Of seere,
iuduIgences, or from virus aIsutb.d into Tho
system Look % their paliid, onaeia;ea
and disfgmlad faces ANA Their broken-d4wa
constitutions. Gis4uaitfg ing them Toy the Ian.
piness Of marriage or the enjoyment q ltfq
IN This hurril situation Thousands suffer unfl
death closes the scene. Let parents, gIarars
friends ST. nd to those Who are saliuu8. with
any of tncsc horrible lte-destroying taa'adiss
Zee that they are cared for aud cured tefors
il be too late. Send them imiuediab III 10 DR.
GIBBON. q plysi' ian who has Made pgivais
d!sesses his especial study Tor years, aui vhs
X certain t. cure tie most ipytterate cas-.
withDu. mercur} or any injurious drugs. ls
impottant to tao-s who ale AFFLICTED. y {,
those who ar interested IN tie WtlkH Il
their friends. 10 hr e.Is4Bl Of the iaEl5 psf-
tended doctors who Infect al, cities IebdsA.
ing their skin ia curing ali diseases iaaios
days imposing upon the public by nsjbg TIE
names OF eminent physicians from EgscEe and
other places. be therefore careful agd mlss
str I inquiry or you may fall into the taAl.
oil thos, cAgrlataus.
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SSEND 25e. G. p. HOWELL & co, New
SYork, for Pamphlet Of loo pages, contain
ing sts Of 5000 newspapers, and estimates
showing cost OF advertising.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Mor.ezuma Mining Company.


U OCATiON II principal place OF business
lin the city and county u san Francisco
and state Of California.
Location Of WORKS. OreaEa, HUMBOLDT coun-
ty. Nevada.
NO ICE Is HERFBY GIVEN. THAI at a
meeting Of the Directors Of said ,uIuuauy
held on the 7th day Of July, 1876, an nssefs-
incut no. j. Of Twenty Five Cents per share.
was levied opon The capt Il stock Of the c r
porltion, payable II or before the Slh day II
August, 1876. in United States gold coin,
to ". q. III. Berry, S.efetary Thereof. al us
Office. No. $40 huntg' merry street. city ana
county aud state aforesaid
Any stock upon which this assessment sh4 ii
remain unpaid On the said eighth day 81 M.
gust, IL 9, VIII b. Delinquent, and advertised
TOR salo al public suction, and dniess payment
is made before, vii! be sold on SNrrBD J.
the TWENTY lXtH day Of AUGt ST. fs7o,
tn pay the dclinq eut ass, ssmeIt, together
WITH costs oi adyc stlsin8 and oxpen-ss If
sale " o. ". BERRY
Secretary Of the Montezum1 Mining Com.
pany.
Once II the Company located at No. 90
Montgomery street. san Francisco CGliforr ia,
iyl2td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-20
POLL TAXES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GlVIN THAT
~ under the law ,sch male resident Of TINS
state over twrniy-ouo md under sixty years
Of aye is subject 10 = poll tax of four dollars
Any p'rs u or y Isons, company or corpora
ii u dCins business in the late, and having
by direct contract, or iudir' city Though other
contractors, ia their employ one or yi3re per
sons Liable 10 and owing toll Fax, shall To-
liable for any and all Pen axe, that may 90
duo FROM such employees. The law viii be
strictly and promptly enforced.
JAMES BUCkHlE,
County Assessor,
winnemuces april %, 1916 5m
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. the consequence 81 veil.
abuse TEis Il lits.y wee. or dcprsycd sexual
indulgence rs rrg .ti-ed by the youth q both
sexes E, an almost unlimited extent. producing
with unefring certainty tho following tram .
morbid symptpms unlesT cembated by se'en-
tihc medical mcasprv$. viz, Sallow cofni--
nance dark spots under the eyes, pain 10 ths
head. ringing IN the err. noi~e Ike the rust
ling II leaves and the hitting of eharots,
nnessipess about the loilS, weakness Of TIA
limbs confused vision, blunied intellect, loss
NJ confidence. difdCnce in approaching
strangers dislikc 10 form new acquaintance.
disposition 90 shan society. loss OK memory,
hectic rushos. p.mults ard Varions rruptionS
about the face. furrrd tongue, fctid breath.
coughs, cou.unf ton night swests. mono
mania. ami frequent ineauiiy. ii relief he
not obtained. should apply immediate y.
either in person or 10y letter, AMI have cure
Effected Nv I'll. n.w aud scientific mode 81
tr,ating this disease. which never fails VI
cGecting quick and radical care.
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Persons al a distance may BE- CuGpD AT
HOME bv addrcssiug q letter 10 DIR. dlBBON,
stating case ryInpt ms, length Of time tie
disease has continued. and have medicines
promptly forwarded, free fr n tamgss aud
curiosity. with fdll and pi'iE directions
Rheumatism, Fever and Agae. piles ana
Fiptula. permanently cured, OF no charge
Persona writing to the Docsor vii please
stat, the name Of the paper they see tbs ad
vertiss mcut in.
iuclosing ten dollars coin. in registered
letter, Through pc PostotaeH er through
Wells FarEo AMI CO., package ~ me 'ltlha
will be Forwarded 10 any part II the ,'niou.
All communicate nE SIN ",ly c nilienflal.
Address Or. j. i, GIBBDN, 0l3. keTfneY
street. corner - Commercial. San fT@Acisco.
Post-uflicc box 1857 Remainder to pat BOX
1857 on the letter eel ~
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EA51.
Express Train arrives at l04O A. Id.
and leaves at 1885 AM
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. II
and leaves at 10:l5 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at Il NJ. and
caves at 12:45 PM.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. NJ.
aud leaves at 3:3J P. II.
EInigrant Train arrives at 80 P. II.
and leaves at S:15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at ll:5O A. n.
a. J leaves at 1240 P. N.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
ard Boise CITY, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at IL A.
M. and arrives at $50 P. N.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ey, leaves upon the arrival OF the ex-
press train from the west MONDAYS,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday alter
moons.
Snaps EXPRESS, from Winnemucca
to Varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday Of each week.
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NOTICE TO LIEN
HOLDERS.
JUSTICES COURT. UNION TOWNSHIP HUMBOLDT
COUNTY, NEVADA,
W. c. RECORD


W. c. RECORD
VS..
JAC-D UIRICH and EVA ZURICH. defendants
and &. W URDIN and Il. W. NoaD. persons
claiming liens On the Real Estate hereinafter
described.
TdyO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING OR
4 holding liens, under the provisions of
an Act the Legislature Of The state Of
Nevada entitled an Act to eocure liens to
mechanics ana others, ~ q to rsIoai I'll other
Acts IN relation thereto approved March :
1879 on the following described premi es
and rc3l caato situate in the Gown Ut Winnie,
inuccG, in said county and State to Wit:
Lots numbtr u and T. on bl- NJ, as desig-
mated uTon the tti.,ial map # said town,
together with the hall. saloon and GIl other
oailoings Upan sal lots
NtE EAs. the sail Plaintiff has com
fGCny.d cctieu IN snid Court against said
fe, dents 10 forctlCao n lien E,ld ly ma
against the hove dcrcIil, 4 property, md p
ire provisions eftsid Act, SON ere he eby
aut ted TO bf tl.G app ar h,fofe ne Justices
Court Of t1I.u 1ovu~lip iu s;ij county r.
hC oAirc - me 1Uaiica ~ that Court iu ,hs
c~n CIV iupfuwcra CA the 1st dry cf august,
4. ID. 1su. n no o't3 az =. N. Of sid dar.
hen an1 were % c-.iuH the proof Of } a.
gali liens.
Gl,tSS & uARDNC.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Prescriptions Carefully Compound ed
dealt W. =. STEVENS.