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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-09
Address at the approaching State Fail
The Fair begins October 9th.

Address at the approaching State Fair.
The Fair begins October 9th.
As we go to press, says the Huerfa-
no Colorado Independent, we learn
that the grasshoppers have so vigorous.
ly attacked tie corn, and in fact all
growing crops in all parts of this val
ley, that there is little hope of any.
thing being saved this fall. This is de-
plorable intelligence.
The village of Scio, Oregon, con-
tains 600 people.
The police, we are Informed, are
keeping surveillance over the fast, or
more politely called hoodlum, girls,
ranging in age from twelve up to eight
cen and twenty years, who are in the
habit of telegraphing with their hand
kercEiefs to hoodlums of the sterner
sex, and by other means attracting
their attention. Whilst cut walking
on Fourth street last Sunday afternoon
we noticed three young girls, SEEMINGLY
Of respectable parentage, tclegraphing
with their handkerchieis to some young
men who were OH the Fourth street
bridge.-Portland Sunday Welcome.
FRUIT Observation-Disclosures
Kelly, of East Portland, has invented
machine and process Tor the preserva-
ton of fruit that comes as near securing
the quint essence, in the smallest posi-
bic bulk, of anything of the kind here
toforc brought forth. The fruit is first
ground up and strained through col
ander, thus reducing it to pulp; it is
then spread upon cylinder, and by
the application of steam and rotary
movement, is preserved in a very short
time and in the most perfect manner.
The preserved product pecls from the
cylinder like a piece Of betting and is
put away in rolls ready for use. Fruit
prepared in this way has been taken by
ship captains OH their voyages, and
they praise it as being the most perfect
of any preserved fruit ever produced.
Mrs. Abbott of this place has kindly
furnished us with specimens Of apples,
blackberries, Strawberries and con-
densed cider produced by this process.
These specimens may be considered on
exhibition at this office for all " no are
interested in such industries. The
product of this process is more thor
ouehly condensed than is that of any
other machine or mode of preservation.
| TIE WAR BETWEEN TIE STATES.
This is the title to publication
showing the causes, character, conduct,
and results of the war of the rebellion,
by Alexander IL. Stevens, of Georgia.
The work is presented in series of COL
oques and written in style peculiar to
the distinguished author. 1t has the
reputation of being as fair statement
of the subject as any history produced
from southern standpoint. Original
ly the work appeared in two volumes,
but this edition is bound in one VOL
umc, in the best law sheep. VIM. M.
Simmons is the agent.
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Discrimination. Sully, Capt.
Spurgeon and Chaplain Van Horn, all
leave with their families, Friday of this
week, en- route for the East and the
Centennial. Capt. Miles will take
command of the Post until relieved by
Col. Mason, who is expected the last of
the month.
JUDGE JACOBS, Washington Terri.
tory's delegate in Congress, has arrived
from the East and gone to his home at
Seattle. Upon his arrival at Portland,
the Oregonian made favorable mention
of him as follows:
Hon. Orange Jacobs, delegate from
Washington Territory to the 44th Con-
gress, arrived yesterday on the John L.
Stephens, and will leave for Puget
Sound this morning. Judge Jacobs
has been an Industrious, intelligent and
able representative, looking faithfully
after the interests of his constituents
and never absent from his post of duty
even for day. Such man is a jew
ell to be priced; and while we do not
know that Judge Jacobs desires re-
nomination, we feel sure that he de-
serves to be reelected by an increased
majority.
~ The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley " Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal for
the best in the world
400 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
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Call.

To the Democrats Of Clarke County,:
A Democratic County Convention is
hereby called to meet at Vancouver on
Saturday, the 10th day of September,
1876, at one o'clock p. NJ, for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to attend the
Territorial Convention at Vancouver,
and to transact other business that may
come before it.
The following representation has
been adopted:
One delegate from each precinct, and
one additional delegate for each ten
votes cast for the Democratic Delegate
at the last general election. Under
this ratio, the several precincts of the
county will be entitled to the following
representation in said election, o-wit
Precincts. Delegates.
Vancouver. ................. is
IrestOn
AHIcoih ......'.......
Pollock 49,. .............
Manor ................. 3
Battle Ground 3
Fern Prairie. g
Washougal ..... /
Lacamas ................. 3
Lewis River. 2
Chelache ........ ............ l
Cedar Creek l
Cathlapoodle ........ 9
1t is recommended to the several
precincts to hold their primary meet
ings on Saturday, the ninth day of
September, or as soon as practical after
receiving this notice.
By order of the Democratic County
Central Committee.
A. l.. COFFEY,
Chm. Dem. Cen. Com.
September cd, 1876.
The Yamhill Reporter says the lit
tie smallpox patient they had up there
is recovering, and the disease has made
10 further appearance.
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NEW THIS WEEK,
Summons.

In the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District, of the Territory of Washington,
hodiag terms ut Vancouver, for the counties
of Clarke, Kl!ckitat and Skainania
Mary NJ. Inman VS.. John W. Inman.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Second Judcial District of the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms ut Vancouver,
for the counties of Clarke, Klickitat and
Skamana.
Complaint filed in the County of Clarke, in the
Office of the Clerk of said District Court, the
thrticth day of August, a. ID. 1876.
To John w. In,nan, Defendant:
In the name of the United States of America,
you are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above-naned Plain
tii in the District Court of the Second judicial
District of the Territory of Washington, hold
ing terms at Vancouver, in Clarke County, for
the counties of Clarke, klickitat and Skamana,
and to answer the complaint filed therein Ia
copy of which accompanies this summOns),
within twenty days exclusive Of the day Of
scrvice), after the service on you Of this sum
rIons-if served w!Ihn this county; or. il
served out of this county, but within the Sec
Ond judicial District, within thirty days; or, if
served out of said District, then within sixty
days or Judgment by default will be taken
against YOU according to the PRAYER of said
complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain u decree
dissolving the bonds of matrmony now exist
Ing between you and the above namcd Plain
till, upon the ground Of your neglect and re-
fusal to make suitable provisions for herself
and family, and upon the further ground of
abandonment, and also II decree changing her
name to Mary NJ. Davis, and II judgment against
you for all Of the costs of the said action and
you are hereby notified that if you fail to APP.
pear and answer said complaint, rs above re-
quircd, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
decree and Judgment Us in her complaint is de-
manded.
Witness: ROGER s. GREENE Judge OF the
= said District Court, and the Seal of said
Court, this fifth day OF September, A. d.,
1876. Il. q. O'BRlEN,
Clerk.
Per G. 7. Mcconnell, Deputy.
J. NJ. FLETCHER, Atty. for Prn
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Public Sale Of Lands for Delin-
quent School Taxes.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a
warrant issued by the Board OF Directors OF
School District No 10, Of Cowlitz county, dated
November 10, 1873, directed to me and at
tachcd to the delinquent Tax Roll and com.
handing me to collect the taxes designated
therein MS delinquent, and for want Of Personal
Property to make said taxes, have levied up
on, and on
Tuesday, the Sd day of October, A. D.,
1876,
I will sell at public auction at the Court House
door, in the city OF kalama, COwlitz County,
Washington Territory, so much OF the follow
ing described lots and parcels Of land Us may
be necessary to pay the taxes due thereon, to-
gethcr with all fees and cost of sale and accru-
iny costs. Said land is situated in School Dis
trict No. 10, Cowlitz County, Territory Of
Washington, and was assessed to the following
named persons, to-wit:
''"' GN..R.1 ". 3 10 50
Brogdcn, s., lot II, block 81, Kalama, 80
Cline, D., lot II. block 30. Kalama, 90
Failing II Co., lots and 5. block ~, ~
Hosford IL Orchard, houses on lots IL,
II. Il. block ~, Kalama, IA 30
Hosford Il Brown. 90 acres in See. II,
TO ~, X. l W., OS
Jackson, J.. = Of lots 10. II, IL, block ooo
81, Kalama, W
Laws, MIS-, lot u, block JU, kalatna, W
Lewis, L., lot ~, block 81, kalama, ~
Ritz, r., lot 23 and p, block 81, kala'
ma, W
Stevens. IT,, lot Is and l6, block Il,
Kalama. 3 81
Scott, H., lot 8, block 81, Kalama. ~
Schradcr, Won f., lot Is, book 81, kala-
Starr. H. Il. B., X oflot 2, block 60, Kala-
ma, 11s
Sellers ~ Co.. lot 3. block 60, Kalama, g Us
Woolscy, S. H., lot 10, block 81, Kala-
Falk, s.. lot 3, block 60, Kalama, 45
Craig NJ, u Of lots l, :, 3, 4, block 81,
Farnsworth Il Co., 40 acres, T. 6 NJ,
R1W., -
Drip. ". G., 4 of lots 10, II, u, block
81, Kalaina, 70
MCGOWAN, r, 80 acres in Sec. and 6,
T.6N., X. l. W., 793
The sale to commence at ten o'clock A. NJ. on
the day above named, and to be continued un-
til all the foregoing described property Is sold,
or SO much thercofas may be necessary.
CHAS. IL. STOCKTON,
Clerk of School District No. ~, COwlitz
county, Washington Territory.
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The Yamhill Reporter says the lit
tie smallpox patient they had up there
is recovering, and the disease has made
10 further appearance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-17
The Hssaiun,s Of Nan rrancisco-
The Isdians Of Lever t~'aiifsrats
Becsnstng Trcahiesouae ca the
Nexteaa Goveraueut.

Nan fGAScisco. August i'll ?. NJ
between 80 aud % citizens residing in III.
southwestern portion II the city. whcrr
l,oodlums have been raiding Of late. pro-
pose TO apply to the Police Commissioners
for permission TO carry special police stars
and arms. II permission IL granted ihey
guarantee that they will suppress, Hood.
lumism In that section In a very short
time.
A dispatch received yesterday afternoon
by Don Miguel q. Priehard. Mexican
Consul In this city. that the
Indians Of Lower California and the tribc-
along the Colorado river have united. and
are making war against the Mexican
settlements. The dispatch Is dated
TiJuna. August 10th. q point nine miles
from Han Diego. aud " signed by tho
Governor. OF the Territory. The Gov
crnor has requested Consul Pritchard 10
telegraph Immediately To the %anihoriiie.
ii the City of Mexico informing them ~
the condition Of Affairs and the necessity of
quickly quelling thy Insurgents. The ~
quest was complied with. TheGoyernor was
about 10 depart for san Diego with the
hope Of purchasing such firearms aud
ammunition a. he could procure. He had n
sufficient force and munitions ~ war'to
hold In subsection the bandits and robbers
on the frontier. hut Was nnprepared for a
general uprising and the hostile move
meni OF the indian. infesting the Tern.
tory. His position at latest accounts was
critical.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-17
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Treighting has become 10 heavy on th'
California Pacific Railroad that two NOR,
freight trains have been put on.
Al Nspa. Justice swain. Saturday after
noon, pronounced sentence on August and
Mary Myers. adjudged guilty u attempt
ing 10 extort money from n. Barth,
August Myers was sentenced 20 six months
imprisonment AMI 10 pay . fined 81 $500,
or 10 BE- Imprisoned 800 days, after the ex.
pirstion Of the six months. Mary Myers
was sentenced 10 sir months imprison.
ment and 10 pay q tine ~ $3.50, Or 10 25C
days imprisonment, after the expiration
u tho nii mouths. These parties have q
little girl sbout six years Of age. who ID
left u~nprpvided for by the imprisonment
Of the parents.
Some Of the cattle In the northern part
81 Santa Barbara county are dying from
al affection which. when Il attacks. Is Of
unerring fatality. This disease. NJ far.
has attacked only imported blood. and In
good condition. Spanish stock has not
suffered. Alfred Den has Lost eight fine
COWS and two bulls. of the best In his herd.
The disease. II IL Thought. IL disappearing.
This fatal disease has appeared on the Dos
Purblos rancho In former year. hut has
always been confined 10 fat stock Just
brought 10 the ranch. II has Affected
lean stock. aud never before this year has
II attacked horses.
Weaver dam. at the head Of the Miners
ditch. gave way last Wednesday afternoon.
and the immense body Of water came down
the river. carrying everything before Il.
Every hume and wing down the Yuba was
washed away. and quite . number Of Chi.
nsmen barely escaped drowning In their
little cabins on the river. The Weaver
dam Ia one Of the Oldest Of the Enreks
Lake Company's dams. The company
have been repairing and raising II up
some. The Cinnamon Lost everything.
and are cleaned out cleaner than . shot.
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S,S FR,Scisco. August ia p. N.
Yellow Jacket-3ii. bid.
Northern Belle 49, asked.
Yellow Jacket-Ji y SOLD.
Northern Belle-33S asked.
Mexiean-H bid.
Best A Belcher-is.. bid. ~ asked.
Northern Belle-3tts asked.
yellow Jaekst-MS sold.
California co asked. s9s bal.
Con. virginia-51.. bal. 81 s-k-i.
CAleionia-s bad.
Gould 4 Curry-its bal.
Utah-23 asked.
Jnlia-sAs bad.
Prospect-G asked.
Andes-as bid.
Chollar-a bid.
Relcher-a2 bid.
kentuck-l3 bad.
Sierra Nevada-lt. soli.
Hale 4 Sorcross-l0ts bid.
Silver Hill-9 asked
Bullion Id bid.
Mexican SAN sold.
Justioe-23s bid.
Overman-.l asked.
Ophir-5la asked.
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CENTENNIAL IpEAs-ApvAscExrSr AND
PnooRrss. Having come TO the conclu.
sion that the surest way for us 10 succeed
in business Ia by manufacturing and Inn.
porting our " goods from the East. 10
that We will be able 10 give our customers
and the public II large better inducements
10 trade with ms In Gold Hill. our motto
will bc no middle men. For the present.
and until our arrangements are completed
We will Offer our entire stock 81 Summer
clothing at greatly reduced prices. TO make
room for our direct importaiions. Mr..
Wolf. Of the firm Of II. 4 W.. will posi.
lively leave for the East ON the 10th Of
July. should this article bc noticed by
any NJ our customer indebted 10 MS. we
kindly reqnest them IN call and settle
their accounts before the above date. a.
we need money to enter into our new en-
terprise. Thanking you for past favors.
VIZ hope 10 merit the same for the future.
REiSsrEIS 4 woLy.
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ssoonD DispAroa.
rhe saaii.psA AnsaE the Orphan.
n oen frssetses-The nyst~ri'
oas Datetds Identined.

SAS Pnlscisco. August i1-3;3o p. NJ
Four more cases Of smallpox were report
ed ct the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
this forenoon, besides five Others In ,sri'
parts Of the city. Fears are expressed
that the disease may have serious aim AT
the Asylum. Those who were attacked
there on Tuesday last were at once spar
ated from the other children, and II was
hoped that no further csses would occur.
The additional outbreak to-day renders II
probable that the whole establishment hss
been exposed TO the c%ontagion.
The old man who killed himself and his
female companion . Few. evenings since on
Howard street, has been Identified - ~.
o. Beekiund. . Gardner by occupation
and q member 81 the Scandinavian society.
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,,,v I,ar.s,ou, E.espe.i.

How Juu9e Lsesp~'
Doyos, Colorado. August H. Tele-
grams received last night at the Office OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company In
this city regarding the Outrage in Color.
ado. In boarding the Colorado Central
train and carrying on Judge Stone OF the
U. &. Circuit Court. state that Judge Stone
made his way out Of captivity during the
night. In the meantime Associate Justice
Frazer adjourned Court until Thursday
morning, when the receiver will be quail.
ned. The Governor OF Colorado has called
out the two companies Of soldiers TO en-.
force. II necessary. the order Of the Court.
Redaeisg she Fsrce In she Treasury.
wAsHixoroS. August i7.-several clerks
in the Treasury have resigned In accord.
snce with the order issued yesterday. Civ.
ing leave Of absence with pay until the
10th OF October to employees who resign
prior 10 that date.
The Chicago Orain Trade.
CHICAGO. August II. - Over SO0,OO0
bushels Of grain on shipboard cleared from
this port this morning en- route for the
seaboard. This shows . revival 81 lake
grain trade. which has been rrmarkably
dull this season.
Trade Dollars SeiiisE ~ . fremiao
In New York.
Few YoRx. August i7.-Five FER cent.
premium Ia now charged by brokers for
trade dollars. which . few weeks x were
selling In large quantities at ten per cent.
discount.
Republics Neminssies ssr 0sver.
nor IN Ksssas.
ToPExA. Kansas. August 1.-THE Re.
publican State Convention has nominated
Colonel ID. n. Anthony. Of L@ayenworth.
for Governor.
veIuntesrs Called For.
WASHINGTON. August i7---An order has
been issued from the War Department for
recruiting $500 additional men for the
cavalry.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Bsigariss Atrocities 20 BE- In
yestigatsd.

.'
"A''' Husa
~N"-"r T.
',oa u ~ m no.n | new inonIry .bon, I'M
assertions AZ 10 the e,cesses Attributed 10
the irregular troops In Bulgaria. This
tssk has ieen assigned 10 the Director OF
the Press AMI to the Bulgarian Counsellor
81 state.
Tn. New Enriish Misisser Of Wss.
oxnox Iucu.t i7.-The appointmeut
., oene,.i Rer,hout a, Minister az War 4.
,,,.,v .n,l., ~ NV an. tn, which Al.
IN. ~ par,hon, =. ona N an. most "a.
pable officers. and a. he IL not o member
u Parliament his election confirms the
prihcip,s OF making w" "s' Deps"ne"'
h"h'F"h"'a''
The Faiiures 10 Operte.
LONDON August '-Thirfy''w" MIL
lion dollars IN specie wa taken ont Of the
Bank Of England ycAerday. and $1,000.
mn TODAY for .hin,neut 4, Opprin. Two
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A -srrrocArINl Coram.

In . letter to Mrs.. L.l,le. NJ chicago. vel
known contributor 10 the Western prrfs. -Ls
sseribes thr cure Of . dangerous cough. accom
panied by hie~ding II the lpngr. ~ Iialr ,
Honey Of liorehound and Tar. MY rough,
but the Honey Of HorrhoHnd aud Tar hss
removed every trace Of IT," The letter ws- 10
. lady friend In this riiy. who has placed 10 NJ
the disposAl Of q. ". Criisnton. 3 si,ih s,-.
nne. Pike Tvothaehr Drops cure In ',ns
minute
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ASSESSMENTS


kssssth-so cents per share levied August
18th d~siinquent September 18Th sale day,
October l7ih.
Alabasna 10 csn;s yer share levied August
IAN: Delinquent ssptsmbsr 18th: lale DAY.
October iith.
Crews Psins-u PEE share: lssird Angus,
isth; dslinqasai sspietnb.S isth; sale day.
Oetob~f i0'h.
Lss-s cents pee char: lsylei August io,h.
b~r san.
0suId q Curry-u psr share; levied An.
gust nth: ~seiinausnt ssptsme-r 18th. sale
day. October ;th.
Mtss-io cents per share lsvisd August 9Th
delinquent september I'm sale dAJ' oS'o-
bsr Stn.
hides- 30 cent? per .ea,si is,i,d August
October sth'
Alps xiv pisfrlsu-0 eepls psr share levied
xusas, van: d~.iipaasat september ihh
a. dsy. October Ell.
.s,, .s..,s..-a cent. p.r share levied
August ssh: delinquent september nth
sale day. October ~.
s.hi,. sh~vttau-So cents per share l-,ird
August 9th. delinquent September iith:
sails dAy, ortobsr III.
Aw....-t, cents pee share: levied August
an: Delinquent september 9Th: sal. day.
september 9th.
s,.~xev-is cent. ,.r .h.r- iesl.i Angus,
an. drlipau,nt r-pisnb-s yth; sals day.
sspiembsr 18th.
$500. consolidated IN cent. pet
49,. ,s,,.d August sth; definsasht ssp-
tsubsr sih. Gals dsy. oe'oher 10Th.
Hale a Nsrers.s o. per .ssI-; levied
August sih: d,iininent september ''h'
sale day. oe'onef ~
Rsusn Capitol 81 ~ per shArs. lssl-d
a....f t.es dsllulusuf AuNuat l4th sale
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10 worth moving tbst FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LouNaEn. BPiun0
MATTRESsES. and many other tninss, can %
bought 81 D. v. GRANT. Gold hin above tne
NKvs o6lrs). 81 - rrssnnabie ntfs ~ ~ ny
thsy av Represented 70 BE-. t'm
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pprsrxr,xo , C,sr.-Judpc Goodwin,
~.""",." v,..,.,. -. wro,o #,
eui'or OF the 'ifS'h'A WIZ" =.
Fourth 81 July poem for the people "'
Quincy. plumas county California. The
solts ~ tia, pl.ce wished Ia show their
- -, 49,, ,.,..u,,od
aPpreeAtoh VI '"c ae'' A"u "''''"'"
to do IL In their own way. They accord
ingly had manufactured a most elegant,
InJss ~. o,.n;n. a, ,ba r.,"a.,.
editorial rooms. the presentation speech
being made by Colonel H.. u; Taylor. IL
tne Prcsence OF pr! ~, - ~, ~ pir.s
.onn,w IA ,ha heal Ia NJ Mild pinmss
soId -, ~i,h . IesutifuI sp~ciinrn oI
S,n,,s. ell o,.r,, The inscription
In. .n.uan ~ coojwip from hi
tr;sad. orincv. Cal. Jply All. 1876
-. a., un,.- In,
WHICH M {" ooih mus "'"'
awake politicians rushed into the NEWS
Office this morning, and In an excited
manner asked: wasn't woodburn
elected at the same tim" Jones wssr.
The person spleaivi !" VIZ pu'y ".S
ana answered wi'non' ns Wy. ,,a
IeGkon 49,, a. "s,,v ~, In d,.t
W., 70 nj. ."mn.nion. Who Sad come I'm 10
hear tbe decision. After Dumars had
naecteJ . salc Of two bits worth Of
whisky ~ twain wsrr eAlieu paek nnn , m
formed OF the fact that ne was elecsed W"
,,sns:c,ion wss recorded an The slate OF
.,Anssc,ioh Va WV" :" y"
THE DIVIDE sc"ooi'ho'sr'-i% Now
sehooi'hou'o
uoin mn sue
creaiAo,e % ~,
ss,ooo without 'ns i nnn .Ihi,iom.' y
smounI v 10y" ~. I III. ho,,aa .hi.h /. he;n.
put up In the Fourth Ward Of Virginia.
will furnish accommodation LOT All Iha
students In storey Couniy Tor tue next
year At least. by that INN more houses
"a m,",
AsSuAL ON
ing OF the ~rtockho'uerS VI VI" 'c""'o' OH.
yer Mining Company for the election OF
oeicers. etc.. will take place on the 3oin OF
the pIesen. u"n r,.n.,..o Sos oa,c,sI
so,npsnyy aa.,sssrv s.vre In our aJysrti,.
ing columns.
ANOTHER NINE Isconrom,rEp Articles
n, -,ncornor.,ion have been fled In sau
p,.,ci,co nv the Creyiee Mining Com.
psny. Gold Hill, with a capital Of $1,000.
900. The Directors are W.. Alban. y.
W. ", Tsa claim ii ~ iSS, com Iies INT
o Gold Hin and along the big crcvice.
a., co,, MN Roar, n rou,liy,,io,
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pAIAcR EATING STAND. .

Evsfyhody shouIa hnov Inst u TUNhi
HHrPRON's famoas Eating ussnd. In Tinkss
4 Rhcpsrd's psisee saloon Virginia City, they
can always hnd . good squars meal of the very
bret ssting the market Affords. Also oysterS,
clans. iobsters and other shoii-ash. audi ams,
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