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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
STOLENI

TRoM WELLS. PARno h.. cos Ex'
i pr,s, near Hurtis. Nevada. November u;
1916 twenty shares u crosn Print Gola ana
ei,y,r Mining Comrany's stocf: ceriincaie
"a ~. Ave phares Certificate 2o.9tJ. nve
sbsrre: Certificate q. 9t6. hve shares; Cerin'
IN sehm,ed.l, Hoch.,sdter 4 Co.. Trustees.
A"' J. j. VALENTINE.
no17 n General Superintendent.
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p~ELIyQuEyf SAILS.
CoUrm opuIiR MIxINa cOMrA.

y M.-Loeation VI PRINCIPAL place Of bust
ne-s. San frsLeisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada. -,
Notic..-Therc are delinquent upon the fol-
iowing-deserihcd stock. on account OF assess-
ment mo. ~ levied on the 9th day OF Oeto-
bar. is.d. the several amounts get opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. as fol-
lows:
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DELINQUENT SALES.

CVCCOR MILL AND MINASo
- COMPANY. Location Of princilai pisoe
Of business. Ban Francisco, Csiiionis; nj.
Location Of works, 9old Hill Mining pis'
trict, storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon tnc Iol'
lowing dcscribsd stock. on seeount y, 49, -
Ter isTs. the several amounts set opposite nc
names OF the respective shareholders. - foi'
lowsi a., Oh. 49,,
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OLIVER cry MINING COMA.
- Ny. csiios % prneiP.i piAes OF ea'''

res. san Franc So. @. tiorniA-
'Lbcstiba oi works. Lion county. Nevada.
Notice L. hereby given. that al . m-cting OF
the llaart % u ? e'ur.. held gu the i"th dsy OF
Nov. iS.B. an a.-e--m-nt NO Dot Tusn'
ty.ase Csat. 2tc.l -er share was levied upoa
The capital -tccs III 'he corporation, piyahis
imn-ii .triy IN United state. gold coin. iu
the -ecretsy, 81 ihe'oaee 81 ths cotapahy
street. -.n fraact-co. Calf rnia.
Any stock upon which this s-se--ulehi
sail remain unpaid on the 29d day OF D.
eruhcr. 100, will he de.inlucrt. and al
yerti.ed for sale al pablo suction. and un'
less %, ment 10 mNte before Viii ne ,o4i -.
TuuitsDAY, the iita day 10 January. i,TT,
10 par IN. delinquent assessment. together
with cost. % advertising, aud expenses Of sale,
nv order % ths board of Directors.
ALYUED X pukBkOw, Secretary.
Ofnee-Ro m % S.vais mek. Ss Mont
gomsry street. san frsn,i. %, CALIFORNIA.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
CONSOLIDATED M,

V ING CONF ny LocaiIon q pfihtI1Al
place % business, Wig mis-, Nevada.
Location % works, Gold iiiil. storey county
Nevada.
There are delinquent upnn the followlns'
described stock. on accuunt OF a.-e-rn,en'
CSo. n levied upon the tth DAY OF os,"o.,,
1875, the several amounts set opfo-ite .ne
nance Of the respective -harehosder-' a. 'o''
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DELINQUENT SALES.
a~~ p.Iyr COLD AND HII-

drown POINT GOLD AND sIl.
VRit MINING COMPANY. Location Of
principal place Of business San Francisco.
california. un s,...o,.,.
Sotice.-Thefe are delinquent upon the FOL
iovinr.dc.cnbcd stock. ~ sceount OF Asse-s-
msni IA. ssl levied on the s6ih day Of Oeto-
Der. 1879, the several amount. set opposite tne
names OF the respective shareholders. ~ io''
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rosTi,ONEyrYNr.

Culver Consolidated Goli AID silver MINI.
Comp,ny.-rhe above sale ~ delinquent -;ocs
l. postponed until WEDNESDAY. the III day o
January. ISL. ct the ame ha % AMI place.
uy order OF the BOARD 10 Trustees.
wM kINBALL. Secretary.
Virginia. Nevada. Dec mber 5. 1919. de9td
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Irx,>aroN MINING COMPANY

LScaiisn Of Principal plsrc ~ business
-sn FRANCESCA. California.
Location of work.. told iiW Mining Dt>
tfic,. Nevada y.
Notic. 10 hereby given. that NJ . meeting ~
the uoari OF Directors. held On the iah day ~
Noyrmh-r. l~.n. an a-s---msut tso. u uf Five
Cent. pcr share was levied uion the capital
.i.cs II the corporation. payable Immediately.
la Uuit.d states 20 Il ,oinA to the SECRETARY. al
the ofh,c 10 the 60 upsny 81 Pine street.
A. oui. 90 anI 80, San Francisco. California.
ANY .iork upnn which this assessment rhall
remain unpail on the ian day Of D-cc q b-r.
l~ss. sill be delinquent. and advertised tor sale
Al public auction. and unless pAym.nt l. made
b.iOfe wilt he cold an THURSDAY. the .sth
day of D~ceiuNr, 1915. In pay the delinquent
a...-.meni. together with eo-,- 90 advertising
and expenses OF sale.
CDSgDoS. Secretary.
Ofice-1D y ne street, tooms ~ and -. san
fta.el.ea .. lsslifnruia. n.l3td
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rL.aNrrc coSsol.iDArED MS.

n M COMPANY -Locsu a o. prineipal
Iaa 4 Business S,n 'rsnei-c. cunn,hla:
l~.lc4iipn of works. beytf- tate District,
stIs.. ,nl Lyon ~coantlc-. N-yada-
n tlee IL her.by gissa. tNst a. q meeting ot
The Trustees OF sail & anpany. h.i on the ~ !
.ily OF uctab-r. isis. en- Assessment tho u II
rsenty.hse q 'uts ger shaw vas levied up,'i
IN. c.plisl .tosk Of th- eorposatto7. psyab,f
INN al stcly. "a gold colin o. the unttsd stat :.
o. the s~cr-targ. At the Vfhre Of the q impany,
Rom 81. No. J0 Pan street. sat frahci-ea,
Caliioraia.
ANY stock upon which this s--es-ment shall
remain unpaid on IA sshdy o! November,
-al. al pablic ~anetisn. and unless payment u
nal, hsfor. " n bs odd on rrssbAS, the
iofh DAY q D-cesnbes. isic tn pay 'hc deltn'
ou.at assessment. tos ther with cn-t> % al
vrr,i-iny anil e,psa. II sac
PETER GOBEhrspN. SECRETARY.
omce-Room 81. No. Sp Pine street, >an
fnnctsco. CAlifornia. ositi
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AYERMAN kILYEn MININl

ClMPANT.-LocatIon OF. principal IIiee
of business. San Francisco, California.
Location VI works, Gold lllll. storey comfy.
| Nevada.
Notlo-.-rhere are delinquent upon the fci.
| lowing -i.scrib~d stock. on account Of sssesA
n.snt mo. 10, levied on the 7ist day 81 Ocio-
Der, isI6. the several a..un = Z opposite the
n ines Il the rcsIs i've shs'ehold.is. - fol-
lows!
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE or THE SANTA ROSA GOLD
- and silver Mihiae Company. san fr.n.
cisco, cAliforn a, December G. is.C.-Notiee IL
hereby given that q meeting OF the .tockhold.
srs 81 The above named Company will Le held
Of the once II the Company. No. us tsvis
street. San francisco. Californis. on TUES.
DAY. December ~. 1870. II the hour Of I
o'clock r. ~, for TIE Transaction q ,ueh lawful
business as may come b. fore the meeting
W. n. RHY sOLDs,
ds'd SECRETARY pro TEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
ZIAaAuA COM AND sivLEa

~ MINING co afA>I. -Locaiion Of pnn
ripsl pl.ce u blsincss. San francisco. Cali
Loe.iion Of works. Coll hin District. s,o-
tey csiniy. Nevada
Notice i hereby given. that al meeting o.
the n a 4 el Directors, held IN the 9Th day 81
u c,nhsr. ISIS. an assessment sol W.
,v.rx. Gent. i-r shaw vas levied upon the
s.plfai stock of the o,rpcraiiun. fayabte lnr
msdiairly, In United states old cola, TO M
S.ertary. at the ,ofiec 81 the Company, ~
y ,ala BLOCK. san rsnci-co. afornia
An, .t-ck upon which thl- as-e-.msnt snsIl
rm.in uupaii ou the 5ih day of lanualy,
issT, will he deluqi-nt, and aivsrii-ed iof
al. II public ~znction. and unie- psyms't "
made hsfre will Be SOIL on uns
r,h aay 81 January. is.T. to pay the delin.
qacnt Assessment. together with costs ~ al
We ti-lu- aud etpen-e- OF sale.
By orist of the Boari % DIRECTORS.
W n TowS-ESp. Secretary.
Omcc-,9 Ssvai Blosk. san Francisco. Cali.
fo.ul. d.6ti
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CLoRIDA SILVER MINING CON.

II PANl.- LOcstion of principal place Of
business. San Francisco. California.
Lcosiion OF works. storey county, state 81
NesAfa.
Notice !. hereby given. that ~ q meeting 81
The Board of Directors. held on the cth day
NJ December, lssS, an ss.es-ment mo u ~
The capital stock of the corporation, payahls
Immediately. In United staiss gold coin, 10 tho
Secretary. At the once ~ the c0mfany. ian
fraIc.s.o California
Any stock upon which this assessment shsil
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF January.
isf1. will be delinquent. and advertised nor
sale At plblie auction. aud unie-s pay ment u
made befofe will he .olf on THURSDAY. tho
sth day Of February. 1875. To- pay the delln-
quent A-ses-ment. together with costs OF Ad.
y~efti.ing and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
LuCikS iIEaMANN. secretary.
O1ioe-So. 2S san-ome street, san Fran
cisco. California. destd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
NfONrExrnN INNING COnrN

INK N.Y. cc,ilon Of principal place OF ha-''
nee. san sranc .co. California
LSraiion % work. Virginia finins district
storey eoanty. Neyads.
Sat,s 4. hsrvb, given. IN 81 Q nseun; o.
the Ba.ri Of prct -. held o. ths fth day o
Sos.fsb-r. i-1d. .n ASSES ment No. u OF un~
h.f q Ccnt per -larc W lesiei urou IRE
eap,tal strt % the Cnfp,fa' On. rs,ahe I'M
malitt.ly. In ruit~d st.ts- gohl Votn. 10 the
: cretsry, 20 the oSice ~ the z anpanF. sol
Mnn,.pmcp sire Z. koon IL. san Francisco.
California
An, .,ock upsn which hi. as.c-sp-ut sh>ii
r.m.in uapsit On the ~ dsy e Jsuusry.
isTy. will be d~eiinqa- Z mi alyvriisd Tor
sale At pablo alctinn and unl-.s payment y.
nm d,y ~ Jahu,fy. iSf.. 3, .sy thu delin-
aaent .-.~s.ncnt. tos-iher with cost. of sdser.
ti-iag sad espcn-s OF sale.
A, rider o. the Dp.rf OF Dlrvctorr.
n. n. WIFE TON. secretary.
Oaes-tsl Montgomery street, hsom 10 san
fnnci-eo. California deNd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
TApY wNNuINGrON MINING

Ia CONrANl.-Lcaiion 81 PRINCIPAL place
Of business. san Franci.cD. California
LN-afisn Of works, Gold Iilll. storey eoun-
~. Nevada.
S1tis . 1. her h. given. that NJ q meeting al
the Raari ~ Directors. he'll on the III dsy Of
Novcuiicr. 1915. an Assessment No. ~ OF Ply
tik.l Gents per share va. levied upon the
capita stock 81 the corporation. payable mTne
distc =, In Uuiicl Siaic- cOd eoin. tn the aec
setary, ~ ~. Office Of the Company. .o"n u
Aays.rt's Build nc. .t9 Nalii uta strtt. san
Francisco. California.
Auy stock uIstn which this assessment snail
remain unpaid an the lttb day of pscemhef.
Isis. gill be ~d-hnqaent. and aiNctt.--d for
sale a. pnhilc ~aIctinn. aud unhc-- p,yInelt u
made tsh rc sll he sold on the 'EcO W
DAY Of JtNUARl. i-;s. Ia pay the de
Iinlneat assessment. together with eOst- Of
stverii-lu. snd sxuense- of sale.
~ order OF tbs Beard Of Directors.
II. I. THO As. Secretary.
oiec - Room 81 Hay ssrd'- Building. san
60. ssNte rnta TnllfA
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cENp a5o. TO O. r. ROwELL 4 co.
- Nev York. fer Pamphlet. Of 100 pages. con
tanning lists Of a.mo n~ewspapers. and N
showing cost OF advertising. mriI
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posrpoyp,sySr.

The above .sls Of delinquent stock i post
poned until TUESDAY. the i2fh day of Deem
Der. isf6 q the same hour and place.
by oraer OF the Hoard Of Trustees.
WV II. WATSON Secretary:
Fan Francisco, Cal, Nov. q. 1876. no92fd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
OouLD A CrRRy sILvEs MIN;

M. ONIANl. LtN aAt'a -
49, ,,.n... san rranei.so California.
isesi,sa Of ~Ort.. virginia. STOREY county
Notice b. hereby given. that at . meeting
of the u ard OF DIRECTOR. held on the ioth
day OF November. issG, an assessment 10.
1sl VI Que Dollar eli psr snare wac leslea
uu.ou the capital stock of the eorpors-
tion, psyabl. Immediately. In United stAie-
.,Ii e.In. In Inc secretary, al the once of the
Company, Room No. ~ Nevada Biek, ~. ~
Monix .nsry street. San Francisco. California;
ANY stoek upon which this assessment -hsli
remain unpaid on the tSth day OF peeemo =.
ls,s. win be delinaaeht. and siverti-ed
Tor cal. 81 pabie auction. and unle-. paw
men, 4. made before viii be rod cn
TUESDAY, the 10 h dsy % January. isss.
To pay IN. delinquent as-e-smeat. ioiether
with cost. % advertising and expenrer of -ale.
%, order % the hard % Dtrcetofs.
ALFRED x. DrtBiiow. secretary.
Ofnce-koom No. 80 Nevada biosk, No. ss
Montgom ~ tire Z. "a. Francisco. California
nolStd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.


.-aYrON aOLD Ana sILvER
MINING COMPANY. -LccAuon o. grin
elps, place OF business san rrAhei'eo' e'''
Locs,iot { works, De,n's Gate District,
Lyon coun., Nevada
Notice !. hereby given. that 81 . meeting OF
ths Boarl Of Directors. held on the eth day
of .oy. nber. is7s. an Assessment mo o. OF
One d liar per share "a. lcs'ed upon Inc
espitL stock of the eorp rat on payable I'm
meiiately, In United stsie- gold coin. " the
sscrvtary. At the ofhe- u the Company. Room
10 nsyvardis Biutan;. Ne. tv SAiiofhs'
.tr,et, san francisco. z Lifornia.
AM stock upon which this assessment -hsl
renala unpaid on the iith dsy Of D~cemosi.
is,s, Giil he delinquent. and advertised for -se
Al public auction. snd unless payment NAL.
before viii be cold On TUESDAY. the -ecooa
,sdI DAY Of January. is:s. 20 pay the isnhAasn.
assessment, toretner with costs of sdssfu-'"H
and expenses Of sale.
W. X. DEAN. s-crtsy..
One-Reom 10 Has vsfd's bailii.s. w."
c,I,s ,.i. street. san Francisco. CAlifosnis-
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Inn WnpH PROMPTLY DONE At
yvD WVnM this once. In the bsst style
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IADY nRYAN niNiSa con,

FANI u lTT1T W VTNWNTVT INV u
ha.la~.., san Francisco, California
Lorsfiot nf works. f.0wcy Mining District.
StDrrv county. Seyida.
Malice 4. hereby given. that nj q rreetirs ~
,hs U,,ri of directors. held sb the .Oih day III
Sovems~r. iS,6. an assessment tNo lpcf firy
ts-n,- DER ..arc w,- levied np,n the c~isiai
.tncx % the co-pcraiinn. paN,hie tmHisSiiaicr,
In uniiei statc- cad coin. :" the Secrriafy'
:, The ,ue. N IN ston,.any. sonn "a q y.
v,nl. Tuiidins. No. ti9 Clihrnla street. san
rranci-co. California
Any ock upnn which this a--c.-nn-n, -hali
remain urpiid ou the s>;h dsy ~ Dec rn'-~r.
iS;i. will ne delinquent. and Nseri-ef TOT ale
.,,i- arr'itn and nrh.-. pzyrnrnt IL MAZE
- vii b. .oii ~ rHrt,DAN. the iSh
a ~ JAaasry $50. Ia Piy the d~ehnqa~nt
s.a-..u-uf. - of1-r with costs u Advertising
Ar exp-n-e- of -lle.
o. oricr ~ ne bal .. nirst"r-.
Nm u MccLiSrOcA. - r-'sfv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-06-08
AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.

A few "big moves" are in interpolation
on the political chess board in the Old
World. One of the most important is a
measure now on foot in Russia to establish
a protectorate over China movement
which is fraught with considerable danger
to the independence of the latter country.
Beyond and to the east of Turkistan lies
the basin OF the lit river, a region one-third
as large as the State of California, and val
liable as a grazing country. For several
years the Tartars have been in open rebel
lion in this section, and the Chinese have
failed in all their efforts to reduce
them TO obedience TO their laws.
Russia now proposes to put an
end to Tartar rule in that part of Asia,
hand it over to China, and at the same
time furnish the troops of the latter coun-
try in Chinese Tartary with arms and
ammunition. Some money compensation is
limited at for this servi e, bit behind the
whole movement is desire TO sweep the
Tartars, who are better soldiers than the
Chinese, from the path OF the Russian
columns, the heads Of which are pointed
in the direction of Northern China. In a
few years the basins OF the Caspian and
Aral seas will be put in easy cOmmunica-
ton by railroad with Central Europe, and
If, in the meantime, Russia can drain a
large portion OF China into the same re-
ceptacle Of trade, the game will be heavily
in favor Of the Gar and his Empire.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-06-08
HOW DANIEL DREW DID BUSINESS.

A day or so ago the attorneys propped
Daniel Drew up in bed, and put him thro'
a course of in;errogatories and cross-inter-
rogatories relative 10 his petition in bank
rup,cy. His answers, faint, almost inaudl-
bic, and given while great tears rolled down
his cheeks, reveal the most singular bust
ness system, or lack OF system, recorded Of
any man who has dealt in millions. In
his transactions with his brokers he always
trusted to their honesty, and never troubled
himself 10 look over their statements of ac-
count. He left collaterals with the brokers,
but doesn't know what became of them. A
check book he never had any use for
Book-keeper or clerk he never employed,
nor ever had an Office of his own. Of the
several millions he once had he never kept
any account, but thinks he could tell from
memory where some of il went he carried
such trifling matters in his head. Some of
our commercial college men might write a
profitable sermon on the fate OF the man
who thought he could dispense with meth
cd and system in his business.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-06-08
zECHARIAH CHANDLER.

Among the many good men who compose
the grand reserve OF Presidential material
in tqe Republican party-men in every way
competent and worthy, though not promi,
nently put forward-there is no name more
thoroughly identified with the history and
achievements of the Republican party than
that of ex-senator Chandler, of Michigan
He has already been mentioned with favor
by large number of the Republican pa
pers OF the country, and in the event of his
nomination by the Cincinnati convention,
Republicans everywhere would give him a
cheerful and enthusiastic support, assured
that with Chandler in the White House,
the administration of the government would
be in the hands of a man 10 whom the
country could look with confidence for the
conservation of the great principles upon
which the Republican party is founded.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-06-08

civilized neiehbors of the more easter.y
trib,s or nations
ONE OF our keechies have gone after
hcrss thieves, and woe betide them when
Overtsken. Sixteen horses were stolen last
night from the K-rchies, which is now
growing into a frequent occurrence, ~ IN
satisfactory to the Indians, ~ TO the lhieves
when caught, While men shoulj be very
cauti"us about travelling through this sec
ton unless properly authorized, "a the In
dians are e1asperated by loss of their pro-
perry, and the manner OF their taking off,
so that they have become somewhat indis-
eliminate in their manner OF handling
strangers. Although so many are absent,
yet enough have been left on the reserva-
tion to care for the crops of wheat, corn,
vegetables, as we'll as stock, sll row
iourishing luxuriantly.
The prospect at present is good, that the
Indians OF these affilatei bands will be none
the less we'll provided for the coming win
ter than they were during the past one.
Except for stock raising this western por-
ton, west of $50 Longitude, has not
much attraction for land hunters, for,
except in small parcels near streams, the
soil is sandy, subject to drouth, though pro.
ductIve in the small valleys, under favora.
bic circumstances. In no one particular
has the Indian Territory any advantage
over Southern Kansas, and in the important
items of superior soil, laws and go'd soci.
ETY., Kansas should be chosen long way
before the Indian country. But one elias:
of people prefer this country-those who
must be where they have no sort of right
and who prefer TO be where there il no Law
where they know that they are intruders
But if We have no law, neither are VIZ
cursed with lawmakers, assessors, nor tax
collectors; no elections, no politics. no con
ven'ions, no delegates, no candidates NJ
Beechers, no kallochs, so far as appears oil
the surface
will now conclude, in the hope OF re
ceiving copy OF the Daily, for there is Z,
news in this quiet corner. J f.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-06-08
FROM ELLSWORTH.
ELLsWoTH. June 5.

ELLswoTH, June ), 1876.
Being one of your subscribers Toxic the
liberty of giving you some items of inter.
est from this part of the State.
Your correspondent from Lidcoln Centre
has not misrepresented things in his coun-
". It's one OF the best counties in the
STATE. We also have No. l county
Crops of asl kinds are looking fine, and We
never had such prospects for rich harvest
IL is the opinion OF the farmers that the
wheat will yield from twenty eight to
thirty-fve busels TO the acre. Corn is
looking well.
Ellsworth, our county seat, is one OF the
live towns on the X. Z. T. r. This place
is doing a good business. We have mum.
Der of good business houses and all are do
ing we'll. For the last few days We have
had our share of the emigration. Mr.. ill.,
les Of Joliet. Illinois. has arrived with
fifty farmers from Illinois, all of whom
have bought land in this county. They all
have been we'll provided for by Col. Lar
kin, who keeps the Grand Central hotel.
He is one OF the best landlords in The
Wes.. We still have plenty of the best
of land, good and honest men who will do
their utmost 10 locate all who may come.
There begins to be some interest mani
ifested in politics. The candidates spoken
of. are Phillips, Hodge end Guthrie, and
each have their wsrm friends. Our peo-
pie are almost all for Major n. A. Adams
for Governor, as he is one of the soldiers
who has been tried, and We have always
found him honest and doing the best for
his men during the late war. belive that
Mr.. Adams would make this State one of
the best governors it has ever had.
i am satisfied that our people will be a
unit on Major Adams.
SUBSCRIBER.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-06-08
From Another Correspondent.
ELLSWORTH, KAN-

June 3, 1876.
EDITOR TINES As Ellsworth county Is
one of the best counties on the Kansas Pa.
cific railroad, and is but seldom spoken Of
in the leading dailies Of the STATE, i thought
that would drop you a few lines, and AK
you to give them a place in the TINES,
which is justly considered out here, the
leading paper of the State.
Ellsworth county has never been rightly
understood. We have not only the best
stock county in the State. but We have also
an excellent agricultural county. We have
adopted the herd Law, which has done
away with the unhealthy Texas cattle
trade, and has given our county an i'm
pe,us in the way of permanent settlement,
and a healthy state of progress
and Improvement that We never
before enjoyed. Oar farmers are
now all prosperous and happy, and our
merchants enjoy degree of healthy trade
and prosperity that they never could lay
any claim to before. Our little city is i'm
proving rapidly, and our Improvements are
Of such character that they are not only
a permanent benefit but an ornament to
the town. On Lincoln avenue, fine block
of stone building are in course of construc-
ton, las Get front, BY 20 feet deep, which,
when completed, will add greatly to the
business appearance Of our place. Oth-r
Improvements Of . substantial character are
also in course of construction, which will
add to our importance - q commercial
metropolis
Crop Of all kinda ars lookiae hsssw than
ever before sines IL 6ue setslement # IT,