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MIR. BR0uNGhE sURrRTSED.


Some time last April, Leslie Brownlce
who ~ the head Of -ulll family, auu lNr'
about twelve lilies southwest from the citN.A@
visited AZ his hnme hY ,u "llish-luphin- Co.,. '''
man. who stated that me- had been iu' % .tif
lIreSout to his estuul-urd host Clp.v4 H..iu <
money or a deed to the ftrm upon Nhir. H' N'h
living as q tenant. lhlukiug tuc o. 90 ' .
Mr. BruWuleo sud ne would prefer iNr ".
The stranger said dil rlgnt ANA, Requesting % l'"
days time drove away
Mr. BrpNnlte s1ou forgot the orcuutu' e., MI
was attending to his farm as u~u Oh, N."a nv
DAY afterWard hc vas @ lied 90 thf h1H-'. "'n
there found tho same individual, Wh". 60 "'
further as'U1iShmrut, lfe-rnitd hlh "t' .
clear deed To- the promised ItnlerA, ON i.' -
itnr's name, and tuld MIN that o. htH 400 !.
drawn up ia urde- int hr mustn't o. 1 I.N'' ,
the rigut name Of the true XIV e. iU tHNt
INN to a X ~ further qut-Ii uu-. t L 'i.
might expect - be visited AGAIN post li' N /,
y ny q Wurkmcn, Who Wou a .r4tuN n''
aud bulld iOr hlm COWtOftanlc i.'. '
premises. he stranger would tlN a.
than to say that he was tho age ul t .''',
man whose income WAS ~ daN.
shortly alter no lett, Ar. Br'Wuire r..''
posi- NJ rlrd, which Informed h.n iht
would call NJ book store IN t1's c''N.'r
0ud a huuN winch would ue Nuit ttt
look after lie went to the rinlr ..t
found "A fine $50 Bible, win am n- 30
the title page, when tcdu lul. is
friend and relative, READ It ind piNb. "f'
ar. BtoWulce saNN he mas uI hN N
giver Of hi, most accelt lie prr-rll-. h
he ~ tue second husband ot ul- ~iHl .
He, II is said, enlisted uni went CO. lf H'A
war. anu WAS never after heard l"i''
for "A long time supposed iu bt dead. %
Mr.. Brownies's graudmntrrr Wa ."'
charge by her grandson ana thieu l"I ' Ia
death; aud he thuAs that the ulI b. .N.t ma
payment for nj, care, X mus nthl . I'D
recipient Of his attentions.
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from ne Copper.
over the hurdles.
over the feuces,
Leap the brave horaes,
While The blood curcles,
The SIGHT so Intense ID.
Thea over the waterway,
Hardest Of courses,
See. they have Sought a way
But no" thc ground crumOles
Ana one OF them tumoles.
IT'S the end ~ his tether.
Ana the startled outsider
Sees brave horse and rider
Ron over together
The Ut ICrs darn mAdly
Down into the iiluW,
Where the ryr ec rec can follow,
Hail saulY, hall gladly.
But vita sU.nc strange revival
Oh spirits AT tCruug
That Unc dreaded ilNAl
Stands no chance ~ winning.
But Ia. gOn' over kcrllnR
So near the beginning.
They seek the poor fellow
As II II much material
His cO.Ors, once yellow,
Are win purp e he .patteredt
And over hls forehead
Are two ragged IA hes
rignt imply hurIid,
Ills clothing n tatlvrcd.
And his lace pale IA ashes.
He knows that It's ending
TINS rae OF existence
That the nag Is descending
winch shuts out his distance.
The beasts leg Is broken.
Ana with eyes wide usunder
lie whiunies Ms lOkcn
on pain and Of wunlpr
No language that's spoken
More me ming expresses,
10 ny way OF thiukluy,
lhln the cry which cOnfegsea
A horses via shrlnKiug,
Mhpn, WIN none OF mans errors,
lie feels himself slnAlnE
Before The appi lACuts
on the kihH OF ala ierrOTs.
The poor Jockey dying,
His thln nInd Outls .ChOs
To where the horse, lying
In mute pam, be,ceches
Some slight recognition
OF the service recpIied.
When lie won his position
The iOrcmOsl Of places
And was praised Aud Hpplauded
IN scurc VI good races.
over the hurdles
Leap the brave horses,
Mile the blood curdles,
So boldly contested
Each foot OF the course Ia.
But now they have rested
Aud each startled OUTSIDER
Finds one horse and rider
DlsObeying the order.
Racing mile upon mile hence
Have crossed the far border.
Which pushes our laughter,
10 the realm OF deep silence
The dreaded Hereafter.
MATT. h0AHso
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A Nevada -heria IN Had serapo.


On Sunday last sheriff Brown was on
the race track. training his last trotting colt,
wnen both of the shafts Of the sulky broke shot
OFF. Brown Jumped from the wreck to the back
of tho horse, but in squaTing himself Oh the
animals back lost his balance and fell to the
ground, striking on his mead in sage brush.
lie had quite close call getting one ot MS hips
spTained, his neck badly bruised, ana receiving
many small cuts and scratches about MS face
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Ffoh me fffNf'f y
j. w. Flaming farm m san ~d'
Of about two Manfred and uiN a.. -
irriga'e several wears, a a. iI0lr
seem, he has made over Sluuii.r II
uyating III Paso onions. InrN Grow i' ". Ia
from the seed, larger than The it-rr' x
aud are In all respects rq itl t't.i"r. an
Pasl. Mr. Brown, whose farm ~ '. Ms
OF san saba, as was stated soue u - m
several acres OF this Irrigated bVs'''' d"
eaoh, mostly for gardeps,
, 1876-06-12
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
Grand Field Trial Ut Agricultural Machinery
nMI ImptN1nnnts at rurllun Unlyers1ty, LA-

Grand Fleli Trial Ut Agricultural Machinery
aud implements at Purdue Unlver.lty, LII
Fayette, Ind, June II, 1876.
This is designed TO be the u,Dst thorough aud
exhaustive test uf the merits Of agricultural
machinery a,ld Implements ever ll.nl ln tho
West, aud 1t Is desirable tint nl larties llnnli-
faeturcfs, Icnlcrs, a,ld thuse using them, should
10 understAnd It.
Agriculture Is so largcly dependent upon la-
bor-snvnE machinery, tint 1t Is u the greatest
Importance tlat the best should reecivo the re-
ward Ut merit, with view single 10 stimulate
invention anll enterprise In improving them,
until all impcrfcctinns are eliminated, aili hum
but those possessing qualities lest adapted to
the requirements Ut thu work tu bo done nru
presented to the farmers.
In view Of tllc various ind yArptng conditions
OF soil ard crops, modes Ut cutting, los,.1 III
spccia! contingencies, IL Ia nut surprising that
inventive genius hns multiplied almost lnl!u,-
tied devices tn ilcet the Wuilts Ut thu ruItraiOrs
Of the soil, md 1t IL ony by thorough practical
tests that their several ncrtturious qualities
can be determined. 10 this tnd tic Intlinln
State 13onrd Of Agriculture hive iuauguratc1
the grand field trial, aiId cordially Invite ,nnni
faet1rers md dealers ln such implements, and
all others interested III their use, tu bu present
ut this trial.
The awards Of merit will be made known nt
the State Fur, Ut which the yariuus competing
1nAclncs Will be exhibited, Tic 1nt!la1la State
Fair and Exposition will he held Sept. p to
Oct IL, the sioux sluw being the first week.
ALEX. ltEIOS, Hcc'y.
, 1876-06-12

The lady. With whom he fell deeply and fer.
rcntly In love was OF gotsl family, md believed
strongly in aoclcty aud les conrehantes. More
nvcr, Dare, in those days struggling, rising
young arttst, glad tn get IN engagement On auy
OF the Illustrated papers nf tl'c tlay, WAS too
poor, to win favor 70 the dn,nse'. eyes. Nnr
was l'e sufficiently elegant II. charm this thor
o',gh laEslcnnc. How can ever marry man
who does not know how I" put On his glovesr
she once exclaimed, when Durc wAs try
Ing to force his hngcrs into particularly tight
ani refractory glove; $" she rejected the artist
was ~ jealous a. d tiger, and who tyrannlzcd
oyer her to such an extent tllat lie even h,tcr-
fcrcl with her dress, aud would nut huitcr her
to wear crfnolInc 1T tho time when It WAS most
n vogue, Finally, in IT. Of really 'ca.s1ess
jealousy, he fred pistol At l!cr heal &sh In
tent tn Kill her, but the bail struck heavy
hraia of hair which she wore cnronet-wise, and
glanced Of. For this oticnsc he WINS tried and
condemned to eight. years. i'Aprssnl,Inen!; To-
sax' siiis!. a'' Is one '' ''' ~sal'ss' '' t'ss''
:" In hs youth he wa remarkable fur bis tal.
s.s ens as ,ni,nic or ratlef as On actor; spme-
gctl1er III his stutio Of an evening, l'c would,
with she hrp of few sllawls and drapcrics, I'm
pt0vise eonc striking seene wherclI, he would
persoHate In duHb-sll0w M Oriental dancing
girl,. or sumo such character. Ills mcsnury for
al things cosn.cied with Ills art WIS truly .ur-
pr!aing. Once aees1tIipnnIcl lin to a library TO
Look at q volume 9f eI'grnvins,. Of sathe'lralt,
"ulEu HI hlhHcA W EousuIt lHt Hol1<
was found and placed hctnrc lin; lie
turned ove. the leaves deliberately, cne
plate, and, when be csumc to the end, t'r rt,se,
saying: Come, ! have fpu1nl what wantetl.'
| Surety cried IN Anszelncnt, vuu mist he
loklng-you cannot remember o,Io Nt thase
!llustratlunsi' Can not!-scc here, l'e re-
piled. And, taking up pencil, he akctchesi the
fatade Of Gothic cathedral perfect In every de-
tull. For over year 'io irequstted ths Operating
war'l Of one Of the principal hospitals 1f Paris,
not for the purpose uf studying medicine IT
anatomy, hut to ohFerre the varying expressions
on the Couitcilanres OF those who were under-
gotng the torturcs Vi painful opesatlon.
a., Als political nr1inetples were Republican in
shine Of success md Vi lnptrlAl patronage, and
particularly. through the Influence Ut iii invita-.
tun tu tile fetea 1T Compegne, he becatnc u
Bonapar.st- Probably the last ust-ointnanu
ever given BY tho Government of the Second
Empire Wa III order for the plate representing
the ghosts Of the soldiers Of Londe welcoming
thosc Of tl.e Ar'ny VI MaeMal,on " the bunks of
tue R1ns Lhcy ald not s,I Ees thsts,te pats
the lst ii Dorc's complete works."
, 1876-06-12

found the darkness 80 great lis to rrndcr my
further progress impossible, except Vt the rax
rock, wnited on tlle increasing tlnylight. Lliu
wua alreaay stirring, faint rustcs, aid once
breaking fwtg, denoted the wlcreut,outs OF
atltclopGs, OF, 1t might be, u tlirr on
sounded from every aldo; BY a1,d by thu rust
ling becanlo. louder, nud 1t WINS evident
sole a',i,lal VIA cunning, up the truck by
Which wAs gulng tu descend, until Ut lust II sut
30 near tlMt could distinguish the ratto OF
sharp Et,ofs lnlosg the houlcra ntd stutlca hc-
low is,c. Suddenly tl!cro wns dull sound ls VI
sonc heavy body faillug, followed by cm!.lsctl
noiso af struggling, y lnlf-clnked bleat, which
thought recngntxetl % coming froln tilo sroat
sufllcrA tu explain the eause Ut tho noise, fnr IS
got round tflr corrr Of the rock eafnu III sight
of boa-cuslstrletor employed in licking the cur.
casH OF its vctlfl young doc u tic species
had expected, wtlei, lay, ahaIcleas mass, with
In yar.l Ut tllc path W!As following. Nulnubt,
hal bunucrcd ulong through tbs Iark,lrss All
Other yards, l should Ut thut moment have oc-
eup!cl its pia.r, even though thu great snake
might, perhaps, have found 1t impossible to
swallow mo utter killing mc; however, the itleA
was enough, an.l wlthuIt remembering ut thu
moment how sAuut disturb the Whole bush, !
laveieu tho ril!e ut Its broad hcaA nul hrrd IL
wis nut untli thu anokc CLEARED und could SET
its whulu hody, " it wstthesI An4 twlatcl III Its
lust a,uuirs ttlc bullet hAvinE fortunately sew
cred tie backbone Inch Ut sDbeliul tile necl),
tlat cnMpEchenled us ellnrinous szo hlNl
strength. / had no I.leans of accurately meas
uring Il, but have no ilraltaton n saying that
IL feet would he decidedly under tbs lnurk.
have, indeed, liz lultbt It WIS ut least 70 feet,
while it's glrth WIS considerably nuru tlmu tllut
OF II nIaua thigh. ItwAs considerably tllu largest
snake ever saw, though | l.ayu more than ul!er
Killed specimens Of tits sutlle speeick varying
from la..to ~ feet. They arc, however, but
rarely seen, Lying chiefly IN the edges OF Thick
coycf, into which they besaku themselves u
disturbed willis laskislg, " they a1o foml of
doing, outside III tl,u sul Their fluid e.nslsts
Of ailnost anything they can catch, frun
rat or q little Glri 10. small antss
lopr, though they ITO doubt occasionally
kit j large one, WHICH, un!rss Of unusual slzo,
themselves, ttluy nts uual'lu to swallow; aud
doubt thrlr lives being such HI alternate suc-
ccssion OF ftasts an,i faAts as las bec Imagined:
No Iuubt, when they 10 eaieh vi antelope, and
eat 1t, the 4ftcr-process of digestion occupies
considerable period, hut surli captures, cxcrpt,
III case Of the blu: buck, which IL iittlc larger
than d llArr, arr, fancy, rarc, and have never
yet Killed ui.e, small or !asgc,whic hui nothing
III Its stomach, though thu contents laye b;su
On more than ono OCCASION sufficiently lulscclla-
ueuus,-IX IT, pruinHsoa4.
, 1876-06-12
GUsTAVE DORE.
Ills Suppressed I'latu--:IIls Caro- in Money
Matters---An EAriy Love Afiilr---HIs UEcut
A{Bmttry.

Ills Suppressed Flato--:IIIs Caro- in Money
Matters---An Enriy Love 4AfIalr---iIs Circuit
MUm0ry.
lacy Hooper in Arp,tfoa'* Journal,
Within the Last few days 1myr lad tho plcus-
urc Ut meeting gentleman wl!o MIS- formerly
the tntlInntt friend Ut lustaye Dore. Clrcus-
staIves, particularly thosc Ut political ilnturc
rulnhillytl to interrupt thrlr Intimacy, but llv
told INC SOME curious "details respecting the ear
y career VI tile great artlst. liz pusscHses,
copy Vi tile curious suppressed plate dcsIgnrd
by Dure, after the suicide VI the unfortunate
Ucrar1i dc Ncsrot.
"Wu went together" said my Informant, I" %
visit tie scete Of tho tragedy. 1was In 'larkt
must dingy M,d gloany that cA,l possibly be
imAtsinc4. The hllort wintcr day bud already
tA.lcd into twilight whcn We REACHED tho spot
We were looking Ut tho wtn,iow Ut which the
bo4y had been fund hanging, when something
VT saw i lurgc crow whict WIS lytng al I'D with
ws,lc-upc,l leak. THIS strange aud spectral
bird, emerging from the shadows, prvttlecd .
grcat effect upon thu imagination ot Dore. A
Of his new picture. Against tho d!inly.
prutrullng tongue anl distorted fca-
turcs, hurrillle Ia ltA realism tbs crow With
though to bear tiungs q thu DISASTER 70 the
appeared vision OF the forms tint haunted Do
kcrrol'a Northumberland houris, guddesses Ut
banquet, while, MuiA the splendid architecture
aud The Images Of beauty, uppeared tho ch!ni-
nry-pots and garretwlI,dows Ut the soElld,
squalil street. II was ono u the most power
ful aud original OF the lnapy. weird conceptions
Of tho arttst, but the police, for sumo tnscruta
ble reasou, prohibited thu publication of the
picture, aud broke to pieces the photographic
stoue.
.Dore, unllko the majority Of artists, 10 y
exact in n,ul,cy ,nattcrs 1lp has never luA1-
rsd, ali unfortunate love atfar LII early lltc
having checked hIs matrimonial aspllutluns.
, 1876-06-12
The ERYnf liz Asked.

The San Antonio Texa*) N-rdM snys: !" A
few days ago u prlsoncr, with !. facr on hin,
thnt excited much remark IN account OF the
!ncanncss Of Ills expression. was brought Into
the District Court To tc sentenced tU Hunts
willie fur stealing some clothes oil q line. As lse
ot our handAomcst and most vigilant Deputy
shcritfs took scut by Ills side. After Il while
tue prisoner leaned over anu whispered to thu
officer: .Wun't you do nc one little klnh-
ncssN The officer promised 10 do 80 with one
of the kindcst smiles we have ever seen in
Court-Eoust, The prisoner whispered: Then
sit littlc further oft; Id rather pay slOo tlun
lNYe nnan]e take me for Il urnut I -4lrrfif.' ~
, 1876-06-12

lrUl. saLE-s2,iu1 WILL PUNCHAHE NEW
L house and lot. NJ 70 Harvard ~; sl.+tJ Will pur
titase new t,ousH sad '9t, No. 2t liarsAr!'st fhe
half It's y1ur. Inquire At :t4t Wrsirrn.ny.
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SHERsFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF An FXEC:T'ipS
\ to me directed, issued ont of the hoi'or-
able Second Judicial District Court, on !ndG-
inenI rendered therein on the 10th day Of Octc-
Der, A. d. 1876, in favor OF Thomas Beer hii't
Joseph Beer and against Z. G.. Bryant. for the
sum OF S2.o.T 12-100 with interest on tue sum
Of 81 ,265 81 at the rate of pee cent. per month
and on Si2S Sc at ten per cent. per annum from
date of Judgment. together with the sum OF
$34 rs costs of suit and accrung costs. no" In
tho sum of s. %, have levied upon ami seized,
and will expose at public at the wood yard hear
Emrirss City, Orusby county, on the 3lst day
eff October. A. D. 1876. between the hours Of
o'clock A. II. and o'clock p NJ, to wit: 1T
o'clock =. ", all the right. title. interest and
claim OF the said L. G.. Bryant Of, in ard to the
following described property. situate and beint;
il the county OF Ornlsby ana State OF Nevada.
to wit: -Four hundred cords nut pine wood.
S. r, SWIFT,
Sheriff OF the Count. OF Ormsby
Carson City, october -. l5:t. !"
Tho above sale is hereby postponed until The
9th day OF November. A. ID. 1876. at same time
and place. S. l. SAlf /, Sher1h.
Carson city, October 81. i576
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SHERiFf'S SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND
ID Order OF Sale issued out of and under the
seal Of the Honorable Second Judicial District
Conrt, in and for the county of Orlnsby, State Of
Nevada, on Judgment obtained therein on the
10th day OF November. A. D. 1876, and attested
on the 2lst day OF November, A. d. 1876. iii favor
of Wells. Fargo Company, and against A. b.
Driesbach. TreuDOr Goth Il and j. W. Walton,
for the sum Of eighteen thousand one hundred
and thirty-seven dollars aud hfty-nine cents,
with interest on the sum of eight thou
sand five hundred sud two dollars anu III
ty-one cents (SS, 500 5l-loOj from the 23d day of
October. 1876, until paid at the rate OF one and
q half per cent. per month: with interest Gu the
sum of eight Thousand four hundred and forty
dollars iSS, 4+0l thereof froln the 23d day OF DC
tober, 1876. until paid at the rate of ten per
cent per anIunl, and costs Of suit taxed ct nf-
ty.sevan dollars and forty cents (S57 4e-lOGl.
end Clerks accruing costs in the sum of IS 50.
and all costs which may accrue by reason et
advertising, commission, etc, all IN Tcld com
of the United St.tes, and against said defend
ants and sill persons claiming under them or
either Of them subsequent to the 25d day OF
October 1876, be forever barred and foreclOsed
OF all equity and right of redemption in and
to the uortgaged premises hereinafter de-
scribed and to me directed, commanding
me to sell according to law certain mort
gagged property hereinafter described to
satisfy the above demands; and III pursuance
thereto have levied upon and Will expose at
public auction i'll front of the Court House door
in Carson City, Ormsby county, State Of Nevada,
on the 2sth DAY OF DECEMBER, A. ID. 1876,
betTeea the hours Of A. n. and Z. ", to wit
at one O'Clock n, ell, the right, title, interest
or clai1a-of the above named defendants OF, in
and to the following described mortgaged PREM
iscs property, to wit AL the right, title, inter
est and Of said defendants Of i'll and to GER
tain wood IL hume situate in thecounties of Doug
las and Ormsby State of Nevada, running on or
near Clear Greek, called and known as the Giant
Flume, together with all branches, feeders con-
ducts, water, water rights, privileges and appur-
tenances thereto belonging, used or exercised
Herewith, together with all ways, rights of
WY and easements thereto spptlTtenant or con-
nected or used Herewith, being the property
described il said decree and order of sale.
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, December 1, 1876.
ELLIS KING. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
MaHINa COMPANY.

HOUSTON MINING COMPANY.
II Location Of principal place Of business
san Francisco, California. Location OF WORKS:
Eagle District. Ornsby County, Ne9ads NO
tice-There are delinquent upon the Following
,,escr,bed stock, on account Of Assessment NO.
~ levied on the second day OF October, 1876, the
several amounts get opposite the names OF the
espectiye shareholders as follows:
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And in accordance With law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the second day
of DC lobe r, 1916 10 many shares of each parcel
of such stock as may he necessary, will be sod
st public auction, at the Office OF the company,
No 4lOk California street, San Francisco. Cali
fornia on TUESDAY, tho TWENTi-FIRST
day of NOVEMBER, 1876, at the hour OF II
o'clock ~ of said day. TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs ct al
yertisinG and expenses of sale.
W. STAIRLEY. Secretary.
Office. No. 410k California street, San Fran
cisco California.
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NORTH CARSON SILVER MN

~ ing Company. Location Of principal
place uf business, S61I Francisco. California
location OF works, Or.nsby County. Noysfa.
Notice is hereby given, that citing Of the
Board Of Directors, held 81 the third day ~
October, 1876, an ssosslneut, No, 8, of ten cents
per share Was LOWED upon the capital stock II
ihe corporation, payable immediately IN United
Ststcs sold coin to the Secretary, TT the office
Of I'll" company, No. $40 Stn-omc street, san
Fran is,o. California. Any stock upon which
this a-so, si.lent shall remain unpaid On TIT;
sixth d.: y OF November 1876, Will be delinquent
and I'd .rrti-ed for sale al pubiic auction; and
unless payment is n'a,ie before will be gold az
MONDAY, the TWENfY.SENt NTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1876, 70 psy the d:hnquert a.
ses-ll,!It, together vita costs OF advertising
and cxprnse- Of ssle. By order Of the Bourd
If Directors.
WI y. II. VAN EOKKELEE. Secretary.
Ofic-, No. so Sansonlo street, hcom u. san
Franc isro CalIfOrnli..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14
POSTPONEnIEEr.

Alan meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF the
Houston Mining Company, held OH Friday. tbs
nth day Of November, 1875, the dag of sale Of
the above delinquent stock was postponed until
WEDNESDAY. DEFENDER Goth. 1876. same
hour and place By order of the Board OF Di-
recto.s W. STAIRLEY. Secretary.
Office, No 4l0k California street.
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A ITA CONSOLIDATED GOLD

n and Silver Mining Company. Location
Of principal place of business, Carson City,
Nevada. Location of works. PyrsMid Lake
Mining District, Washoe County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given thatthere are delinquent
upon the following described capital stock OF
the Company on account Of Assessment No
y, levied November l4th, 1876, the seversl
amounts set opposite the names Of the follow
Ing respective shareholders
Names. Shares. No, Cert, Amt
A. J. Stirling. .......... geo , s.
4. J. Stirling. .........3 800 II )
7. I. Fuller. ............ 500 10
And il accordance with law siid an order OF the
Board OF Trustees, made on the l4th day Of No
vember. 1876, 30 many shares OF esch parcel OF
such stock rs may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, st the office Of the Secretary.
iocatek il the Boston Bakery, opposite the
United States Mint, North Carson street, Carson
City, Nevada, on the
Sixth day Of January, 1879,
At the hour Of Il d. Ct said day. to pay the ssil
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
JOHN B. ELY. Secretary.
Carson City. December 18th, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING An D
WELL BORING
WORK DONE TO ORDER.

am nov sinking wells. and have been vary
successful i'll obtaining good flowing wster.
The work of boring and easing wells Is pGri1c-
ularly solicited just at this time.
Carson, HAY g 1876.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-18
THE WEST POINT BILL.

The Senate committee on appropria-
tions has had some discussion over the
West Point bill, and are inclined to
report it pretty much as passed by the
theHouse leaving the responsibility Of
the reductions In that body.
GEN SHERIDAN BEFORE THE MILITARY
COMMITTEE.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan gave his views
at length to the House Committee on
military affairs this morning. Gen.
Sheridan said he thought a million or
tive could be saved in army expenses
if the Indian bureau was transferred
to the War Department. He thought
nothing at all would be lost to the
army by the abolition Of the bureau of
military justice. 1t was a creation of
the war, and the army cosld get along
very we'll without it. He opposed any
reduction in the emoluments of army
officers, and did not approve of the
proposed consolidation of the staff
departments of the army.