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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-12-07
NOTICE..
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
Anderson C. H., 8. c., Dec. 4, 1876.

NOUNIt I AUUIIOR5 8 OFFICE1
Anderson C. H., 8. c., Dec. 4, 1875.
To Samantha Garrett or her assigns:
VOU are hereby notified that forty-four
i dollars and nine cents have been de-
posted with B. D. Dean, Treasurer of An
derson County, for the redemption of 200
the tax, costs and penalties on 24l acres and
one building, assessed in the name Of Cla-
rissa Garrett, of which the above 200 acres
were purchased by you at delinquent land
sale, held on the fifth day of June, 1876
THOMAS J. WEBB,
Auditor Anderson County.
Dec Z. 1915 81
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NOTICE.

MY Notes and Accounts for medical
V4 services for the years 1874 and 1875
are in the hands of Alexander Campbell
for collection. All persons indebted to me
will save cost by settling with him itpmcdi-
atcly.
NJ. c. PARKER, NJ. b.
Dec Z, 1876 81 %
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NOTICE

A LII persons indebted to Gilreath e.
"A Peoples, and also to J. E. Peoples,
will please come and settle at once, as We.
need our money.
GILREATH & PEOPLES.
J. L. PEOPLES.
Dec 7, 1876 81 9
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y uRScT W
His remarks were highly gratifying to
the rice field members.
The hour of . having arrived, which
hour had been designated as the time at
which the vote for Governor would be
considered, some member of the bogus
crowd sent a resolution to Mackey's chair,
which was to the effect that the matter
would be postponed untid to-day, at 2
o'clock.
The resolution was read and unani-
mously approved Of by the rump.
This determination is supposed to have
been arrived at when it was discovered
that General Ruger had, for the present,
concluded not to interfere in the prem
iscs.
The same conciliatory disposition on
the part of the Democrats that has,
throughout, marked their actions, was
manifested to-day, and the same stub
born, nonsensical idea of the Radicals
that they were the legal House, without
quorum, the fraudulent Barnwell dele
CATION seated, and the properly elected
delegates from Edgefeld and Laurens
ruled out, was exhibited by each and all
of them, including the mulatto preacher
Thomas, from Newberry, and the mem.
Der from Bermuda.
Old "Ring-tailed Roarer" Robinson,
from Beaufort, who has the appearance
Of, BRAZILIAN ape, with the a4d9Gity Of
thd devil himself, a1feetJ 10 Believe in
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Mr.. Marshall then read the following:
Whereas the House of Representatives
of the State of South Carolina did assem-
BILE in the hall of the House of Repre-
sentative. OH Tuesday the 2Sth day of
November, 1876, constitutional quorum
of all the members duly elected as mem-
bers thereof being present and answering
to their names, and did organize by the
election of Hon. E. w. NJ. Mackey as
Speaker, and a. o. Jones, Esq, as Clerk,
and did in all respects proceed to perfect
its organization in conformity with the
constitution aud laws OF South Carolina,
and has continued in session from day to
day until the present time; and whereas
on Thursday, the Goth November, 1876,
body of men comprising many perso. s
having no legal claim or credentials, diu
enter the hall of the House OF Represen-
tatives by force aud arms, and did pro.
ceed to usurp the Speakers chair and
Clerks desk, and did refuse upon the de-
mand and order of the Speaker of the
House of Representatives to yield the
same; and whereas said body of men
have been since the said 30th day of No
venber, 1876, engaged in interrupting the
proceedings aud defying the authority OF
the House of Representatives., and are
now preventing the House of Represen-
tatives from proceeding with business;
and whereas the Senate and House OF
Representatives, by concurrent resolu-
ton, have appointed this the 4th day of
December, at o'clock p. M, in the hall
of the House If Representatives, as the
time and place or opening, counting and
publishing the returns of the election OF
Governor and Lieutenant Governor; and
whereas the House of Representatives is
unable to enforce its authority against
said body of men, who have unlawfully
intruded themselves into the House Of
Representatives; ara whereas said id.
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ouSSSSS uiu''e w NiSeA SeAPPo'"sSoJ "HN ASASS
some other plan must be devised, so
odious and oppressive that the Demo-
Gratis will be driven to violent resistance.
The plan as finally developed was that
the State Constabulary force, under the
lead of Hubbard, should enter the Hall
and eject all who did not acknowledge
Mackey as Speaker, and thus place the
whole government of the State in the
hands of the Radicals-as vile set of
scoundrels as can be found in any peni-
tentiary. 1t was known chat Columbia
was filled with citizens from every part
of the State, highly excited at the rascal
ity of the Radical leaders, and there was
every reason to believe that these citizens
would resist the violent, unlawful and
revolutionary action of the Constabulary
force. If they had resisted, as the Radi-
cal plan contemplated they would, Gen.
Ruger stood ready to interfere with the
troops, and having interposed, the RAIDS.
would have accomplished what they have
so long s,riven to bring about, riot and
bloodshed, and government, which
is hated by the people, established and
upheld by United States bayonets.-
Again they have been disappointed.
The forbearance, good judgment and
sound discretion of the Democratic lead
ers have prevented any riot. They qui-
etly retired from the State House, and
thereby insured the final success of their
cause. The bogus Governor and rump
Legislature cannot carry on the govern
ment for three months, if we keep down
violence, and thus afford no pretext for
the use, of. United States troops: The
whc.a tcaccrn IS corrupt, rotten and
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sHERIFFs SALE.

r. Y. H. NANCE
cc Z 1876 81 3m
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THAT LETTER.

in n COMMUNICATION to the Elku Post,
a. d, NJ. i'll reply to n letter which mp
peared i'll the INDEPENDENT n shoit
time since, signed "Ycritus,'' says nc
knows the author of that nrtiri!e, end
twas spite alone which prpIhptcd the
penuing Of tho "vcritas" 'lctitr. Now
it could not reasonably be expected that
we would he fanhi:aa- With 'aIl the md
tives which ptJhTr, men to forward
to us communications, for publication.
und if IiiIJIGstice Inns G;:ssn Msac anyone
through the nrticla referred to, IL
colulnnes ure Opcn't to a.. d. II. or
any other man WHO mny feel nssricved.
We publish nothing from II d~isrcputn-
BILE source il we know il, and hold our
selves responsible to n certain extent
for the contributions Of others. and
wholly for our Own productions. Moth
ing dcprcciatOry 10 the mines OF Cornu-
cOpia has ever emnnatcd from this
Office from. the Eimple fact THAT our
fifth tn'their richness HnI '~pcrinaucncy
is unslnkrin and abiding, but il ut any
time il should be- satisfactorily demon
slrntcd that the mines OF the district
nre vnluclcss, We Sl:nll not fear to NO
declare, should occasion require.
Our friend A. u. II. is also aSt6iiisli-
ell that the INDEPENDENT w0uld publish
such II letter. Now, We venture the us
scrtiot' llri' wtieN nt GENTLEMAN to ron
tribute = Similnr article to this journal,
ai:I'pdtli! :ition be rcfus d., he would.
have II bill before the neat Legislature
more clearly defining the rights and
privileges Of nm'Aif cr:&ah' citizen" with
II special clnuse 'rcIttiiIg to country
newspapers. When orr nmiablc friciil
has "wras,lcd" along with II provincial
Journal for the same length of time
that lie lIus dislortcd himself in the
sunshine of feminine beauty from the
chiefs d1Tait,ntkt Of a dry goods st;crc,
such IL vista OF 'f0iblcs AMI cminci;tly
huiDih weaknesses would open to lSs
ShiiouS baLc, inht MS only WOlliitT
would be tlidt lie should ever have bccn
nstuniShGd.
-.
Corht.-The District Court of the
Sin!h Judicial fi~!sti;ct was in session
"gnin yesterday, md Judge Flnck sci
the following eases nn tile calendar:
State VI. johnson (colorrd); indicted
for grand larceny; set for March 9th.
State VII. China Hurry; assault with IL
deadly weapon; sci for March 10Th.
Stnte vs.. Peek In fcopptr-faccdt;
dealing II EaHikii,g' game without Ticcnst;
saline day.
Miss Gnihc 7Iow:ai ys. L. Englcr; sct
for March 18th.
THE f"iluwin. persons arrived from
C"rmnc"ria last evening, by Van Dreil-
ems line: A. C.. Brninnrd, :. Mousor,
]. =. Smith, Il. 4. Painter, Capt. Stiir:s,
w. IL. Foreman, Chas White, Charley
Lane and ThoS. Williams. -. Woodruff
~ Ennor'a coach. which also am In
yestySdny, brought ii. Ai,e ro,nhrck,
Ben Wheeler nnl another gent.
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from Tuesdays Daily

Tmis waTEi..- Tie @G;tii!rsr dry wa
made mention Of the young river
that runs iTirnugh ;nwn every Spring.
and We are plca.c;.l. that there wont lie
Any mur, tiTdw IN The atrrnis of Elko.
On Saturday last EcmcS II G;ttr business
men, took the matter in band. amd dui-
ing the afternoon succeeded in collect
ing 800 to b. used iS .digSLUghf dic.h in
the rcnr Of town To catch the water nn,l
carry it % the Humboldt. That su,u
will not he sufficient 70 complete tie
wc-k, hut there will bo 10 diGculty In
rn1sinG iii" balance needed, rs orr
merchants and citizens generally have
always been noted Tor their energy and
enterprise in imrr?yins the town, anil
surely they will not throw oil OIL 40 i'm
pOrt1nt Il mcuanrn ms this.
PoIfricAL.-In this Issue appears n
card with the above CAPTION. In which
Joe. +. Triplctt himself II
candidate for tho Office Of Sheriff. Of this
county. Everybody knows Joe. md
everybody likes him. lie is well quail
iiicd for the position to which lie ms.
pireS. having served ny Under Sheriff
Of Tanior county while Charley Spires
was Sheriff, and is perfectly familiar
with The dritic& hnd rcohirciiefr5 Of the
Office. Jor. is n staunch Democrat,
nnd should lie obtain thu nomination ei
the hands Of nt5 party. he will 10 n
tough nut for some Republican TO
crack.
i, TrAISs.-:Tlle train. whith SHOULD
have arrived al this sh;atioh on friday
niid Sn!Nrdiy evenings. but Which, we're
dcl"He! lT. tho slidr in the Sicrras, put
In nh nprcar6ncc Sunday at tT$o o'clock
Z. M, anu consisted Of sixteen cars,
drawn hy two engines. Sundays rcgu-
lar train wns something over three
hours late, Hlt9 Hrs"sioncd ~ The SNOW,
hut now tho ROAD is. aIi clcar, .Hnd prob.
ably there will he no further delay.
~DRoEEns."--In another column will be
found tho card Of Gins. Convis & Co,
noek and money brokers, No. I18 Sup
Ho.,nS, street. San Francisco. The Arm
has the reputation Of being solid aud
square with its customers, and parties
having business in their limo had better
co'nmdhicato with them.
B&LL.--ThOfros Griffin, Of IInllcck
Station, will giyo n grand ball at that
place on 81. ftliick's dry In tho even.
Ing; nckeA 'nly 81 TO-. Plenty Of fun
all tho night loh6, and IL don't cost
much, either.
fIstsnSp.- johnny Hell hss5 complete
cd his hotel and s!oro at IInllcck, and
now only hwoils lHc arrival Of iis suc.
ctssor 10 step ont OF Elko and into
lIHlleck.
UNDER tho appropriate head in this
issue will DO found a notice Of tho In.
crease Of the number OF nnli,o boti,
citi&cns Of III! Cniitd States.
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sATrnpAY MAncnl

1915 Cpirir. Cs, G7!I. ca. or: b1o, IS,
IL, SIX, CO BIO, GSI;.
1000 Mexican, 81, 35n, az, 3ik;,
3jII lii, 5tE.r, J5i,.
920 Ciunfd & Cm'rjy. 22ITI, 22ii, -.
900 BaIt y DHTSTr'r, GlI<, Glt,, G2.
l29o California, S91I, %, 30 bjo, soy.
50 b.
27GO Savage, IS. 1877, 1872, 1874, Is
b3O, 1873.
l37, 400. III Il.
81 CholInr. 100, l2a, 1271s BIO, I2i,
l2iIi sJO.
us Hale & N"rcross, 80. h0!,.
0n Point. 20. 2s!i. 25i,! IT,.
$40 Jacket, 100. liz. III. iIJ, IITE.
aOS5 lmpcrial. 1922, l3Ii. 1921, lJI.
300 Empire, ~, tx.
no KcHturk, II.
TED Shrha', 10. i0I5.
$50 fletcher, %, 3jM, JjIi. =.
&Ga5 =. No@hdi, u. 23IG, 33.,, ~,
223+, 23IT, 22$i. =
l0D Bullion. SO, 81.
40 ExchcIucr, M, tx, IS.
90 05S,%::&SS," 5i; VI, so, ps,.. y5,
AZ S S"si; S%5t; se,I. s7,t nao.
s7I5 Union, i7,'ios;. ir,r 1871:
a2O Indy bryan. ., ~, .Jl..
1880 Julin, lGft, lGX, H. i6;:, II bio.
$50 Gnlcdonin, ca. 10, GO, q.
IS Valley, 3.
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[From Saturdays Dniiy. !
DISTRICT COURT.
IrnGE }. II. rLicK, rriEsrpr-o.

. -
As nothing i'll relation to the late ST.
rrcinc Court decision, respecting the
jury law, was received Thursday rs az
pectcd, the Court resolved to delay pro-
ccodings ITO longer. Consequently, tho
case Of johnson ~(colored), indicted for
grand larceny, was called yesterday, II
ipIy emp9ntlcd and the trinl Proceeded.
The testiflnly md arguments of cuun-
sci occupied several hourl and the case
was given to the j"ry about 4 o'clock,
which after Il few minutes dcliberation
returned II verdict Of guilty ms cllnrgcd
ii the Indictment" Johnson will be
arrnigncd for sentence on Tuesday next.
Counsel filed exceptions, aud II is quite
possible TINT under present comrlicn-
tiohS n new trinl may 30 necessary TO
satisfy the demands OF law.
OxE MonE.-undcr tic head o}
"Political'' IL will 10 Sbscrvai that M.
other of our fellow citizens is nm a4pi.
rant for TIC position Of Comfy frcsur.
or. Mr.. Yeatcs il we'll and iayorubly
known in this county. and would. he.
yoiid n doubt. SHOULD tto responsibility
devolvc upon him, discharge tho duties
arPcrtaining TO That onicc with scrnpu.
lo,s caro- and fidelity.
n,.., ~ ,,n II
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A~SSEssMENr N0TlcE.

NyOtSd GMERntMINI2d coiipiSY: 10.
,1ncsI II iAtIctpstp St,t,rt LuslusSa. Rad
frinclLN'. - %iIortilI. 1 rAilpr Il works Tv. -.
ora district. Elk" c,AInty. SsIahj.
the BVurl VI mrII'tUrs, hrld On IL. 18Th La 81
February. loTG. un HsIrssrienS'tHo. ~ of nj
60 .s par rlIarn Was hryi:L GE.rl.lhr ra5t tai
surE nf the Corporation. payable immediately
IN United states gold EsLn. ttE!,tbr SySFrtarS, nj
the nilics' uI ilu; cuinpiny. iG- NuntGJInrry
Htrect. SAN EratlcikSI. LuIEinrnl. '
ANY sio~l uirlI. which this aSSraani.nt ,t.all
esllaiiI nnliatt On the FIND day or Aan'h. I5Tc.
villa, b0 ~n.lnylnrII[, .nIl, SdXcri6ed TOR az. nj
lab IL auction; aih unless payment Ia mIl. De.
Ton. VIII. Ge solL OIL :NoirdIS the I1I, day ur
trrii. lsl1. ." ISiy 3hc .irlIirl'irri: aHsrSSinrnn,
II sale. -. 49, -. =,
Hy hrlrrc e the Doani Of pircctiri.
/" R.-L. GI6twX,A sEcreiar-.
oFFIrE- Room :, SG .tpa. Aontroni. ry
'trcrt. san Francisco. Californian fiji
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TO QLosE.-As will DC seen by refer
cncc TO n card from six Of our priuci-
pal merchants. the stores and business
houses of Elko will. ON and aftcr next
Sunday. rc'nuin closed during the en-
tire dny Oh all succeeding Sabbaths.
1t's { good itdca. but We are mistaken il
some Of our friends wont require the
prrsSncc of the parSon to restrain them
from repeating c trfnin GlhgIagc, no. re-
corded in the good book, ON Sunday
and divers occasions; i. e., when they
walk all ile way do&S town Of. Sundiy
morning to buy bits worth Of garden
Sass" or other ~proyender amd End the
stores all locked up.
OUR Winter has probably broken mp,
and we, rejoice. Last evening it hailed,
rained, Lightning Pushed and the moon
shown bright, all ut the same time.
Now il this isn't some weather we give
it up. but, nevertheless, il is II pretty
good sign TINT the Winter King is lax
lug his departure for parts moro remote.
AnESrS.-Ycsterday morning l.. +.
Gerald, Travelling .Anditos Of the c. p.
Il. II. Co., installed Mr.. Paddock rs the
Company's agent ut this place, vice
j. n. Bell, resigned: Mr.. Gerald then
started. in compniniy with Mr.. Bell,
for Hullcck, where lie intended to re,
install Johnny as agent.
Srocxs were considerably "un"' yes
tcrdny.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

crRAcusE. MINJS1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
} Of principal place OF business, IILn. New:
iucatloii Of w"rls ..ursnd junction. M,tilnt } T..
rici. Eiso.,. cSitFnI. .NcyE.IH NOTICE: IL
Icnrbj given, tiAl at n I~itriing of the Dlr.Tturs
rrld ON the eth dizzy u: Ottobcr. is;a. an nknrRs.
neit tN". y of. ilirca Gcnt lGr Elaru .wnS
a !Ablr immediately Ia the yrrtrtsry. IN ErI,rH
'istes gold coin. ut tue uiirc NJ the Company,
III Elku. ScvllI.
tnlEin u,ip1id on the atli Hay OF Xtvrlhh-r.
N.Y. VIII liz drlinaud: III adj SderrtIsxII for
ale at pIIhiic anctlGu, anu: rrl,4ht, J's! plept il
siII day OF Novri:bcs. 1875. 10 pay the teiIn.
Iusnt .uSS4IsSinrnt, together with SOsia.iR. al
Y rtlslrH, aad .rSIrIlEeS Or sale. W. unleS ~
,hr liOarl CT DlrcctorS.
sid J. oSTREIcHER, Srcrrtafr.
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From Sundays Daily. !
IRON THE

The rolldti,B special from tic Slim.
init wcro rccfivOd just M wo wcro 30.
ing Ia press:
lTcavy snow.slidcS In tho mountnins,
and mn,iS mci rGfiftD " cHdhh$ct their
live" by working in tho HlNcds. a heavy
slide occurred ncAr tho Summit md
one Mt Stron8's canyon carrying awriy
several hundred focC Of sheds, Work
Ths commenced ut both crds Of tho
hitckndc this morning and tho rond Is
clear. Tho c%nst.bOund express of tho
LIST "nd 2nd have rnascd. The west
bound Of tho .2nd md 3rd aro nj
Ttuckcc, and will lfAvo to night. II
IN thought they will pass tho Summit
9il right. All freight trdlib aro nban.
'loned.
TnE very finest qunlity Of Brandy,
sherry niId Port Wines, for medicinal
purposes; ~ The GinI Snrccn.
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COUNTRY PLEASURES.
SortN fHNy, March IL. 1916.

| fSSiS E'NrI 9lHESn Nv. t0tO.f
Els. lHptryS.xxr: II often .,r.,d
yonr paper. .bh do no: rSccilctt
of seeing ony,Si4s from his pa.t Of
Elko county. 1 sish it,. distinctly un.
dcrs;ood that We iave our pleasures.
our trinls and Our troubles AZ !wull as
these who arn more faecrntly located
near the club" Of ElkU county, al!
though We are, in u measure. Tiaolat I'll,
from the rest Of the world. having no
Iailioad and IN outside communication,
except we harness up four or six horsrSi
to II Eight wagon and 80 paddlin.
through the SHOW AMI null, over hill
and down di!t. 10 some far distant place
to mako wi pprrbnses and to gossip
over the latcst Ecw.;.
Our pleasures consist Of paying even
ing visits 10 our neishhor;, 9Th an nc.
~easional ball or psrls, where we con-,
tgrcGHte.. and pass a@zty the long dull
hours of night. in dancing and gn,urs. Il,
Otter old Sol. puts in an appearance
and finds III with just as nimble feet Ms
lie left us on the evening before. On,
the 9Th inst. a party WHY. given ut the
residence :hfF. T.. naFaesty- in, homur
os his mothers arrival fiom California, ,
wlIer" she had Gccn To regain rTr' fail.
ing health. The roonS WIRE we'll filed I
with fair women anu brave men. Danc-,
ing begun nit O'Clock in the evening
md was kept mp until the small hours
Of morning were fast lrnsthcning, cxccl I
during the interval for supper, when
We were SHOWN into n room. where stood
n table loaded With the most delicat,
viands 10 BIZ procured 1T this scrson of
the year; to which We did ample iis-
tice. MirtlI, wit and good huIuor pre-
vniled, aud all left the house expressing
the Utmost satisfaction. :
or the agricultural n~IFaptAgcs Of
this valley, ! can say but little, MS /.
have not sGon il during The growing
season. l have been informed, by those
who Rave resided here for sonic time,
that tho cereal product is rs large to the
acre MS cal, be found in any other part
Of Nevada: The surrounding hills are
good for gru7irS PURPOSES. The mount
aims near us have never been Thoroughly
prospcctcd. II they were. minerals
might Inc found ii quantities sufficient
to induce IN influx of immigration into
the valleys lying adjacent. AxoN.
The coNcEnT.--Tho Centennial En-
tcriainmcnt furnished by, n number o.
talented amateurs Of this city, on Thurs
day evening, for the PURPOSE of rcliev-
ing the ncw parsonage from the incum-
Lrnnce Of TlcBt, Is universally declared II
success. The music. both vocal and
instrumental, was excellent, nfTurding
the audience, which throngcd every
pat Of the church, n degree Of pleasure
Which totally nblitcrntcd all recollection
Of the four-bit admission Zee. The tab.
l6inx,wcr also RmuEing and instruct
i've addins-rarirtyt to the entertainment.
\ handsome success has attended III,
efforts Of tho projectors Of this plan Of
redemption, the receipts OF tho evening
netting The sun Of SlOa rs.
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ASSESSMENT ho6iTIcr

.. .
SoGTH LEOPARD .MIXIMn, cGSlrASYlIo-
, Caiion Of pSincIRaIptsar 81 huHnras, KikJ.
NcvalI: lncAiion ~ wcIks. GnEl;ucopia Iiirlus
District. Elk0 County, Scrala.
NOTICE u hrrN'ly .irfn that nj n meeting az
lie B1arL uf Trustees hrLl on Ihe Fret d1S nj
i1rrh. lac. al assessment (So y Of rIyu I:.nta
cr share wnH levied nlnn Tho capital KtnEt OF
h" corporation. payable ilntnChi IIriy, in limited
t1tLR Uold r'Iin. I" tho Seer tElS, At Il,c oTirr Of
he C%lnIaiv. li0rs or NJ. J.. freeman 4 Ia,
Elka. Nevada.
Any stock apqh wiicK fE5lA ah..SSSman, shSi.
will Ge delinquent sur at.vrriiEcd tSr sale lt
lubiic Auction. ana mnlcsI p1yEfnt IL uilir liz.
;urn Will II. sol on MONDAY. The 'rirsI day ~
Nay. lSiG. 10 lray tLr driimqrrn: ASA FsnirnI.
tnStilrr with cos'S az advcrti.I Ing aud rKnonsrs
"f sllr. ity order uf the lsol.l u Trustees.
il. NJ GRANT 80 crStary.
oITIcr-Hauk q ". =. freeman ( Co. Exc.
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Notice.

I'o ALL rEls1Sg owSiNa On 9,N.u,Sd
hhy lntcftst IN tie Johnson mind. In Ter.
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n''hed thit hotr rArech ihc rttv dry rora
~ % Hvli9 On .aid tplrE. ~ ntuto ihU astrns,
no sainc " paid. together With iii, rtst nfiI2
ror cent. per month ,atrrpsl1 VI adysitIsinp *
the "t'cc II Tho EfKo 'snfFESngSE, Else. JiEsli
eoun'y. Nevada. within ninety ,IpOI toya fToiu'
IN s'it IOlihson mite viii Tuveit to inusrI1riij,x
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-11
NOTICE.

TO WILLIAM HYMN! t2s Of tho ,[ca.,o,,'
ita District. COuntS VI Rlka, State or Nryn,ti..-
lou VI" hereby nnlJita1baI | have caused ,I,,
nsrCs,"ry, wI'tk IL NJ icNc on siii miinc 10 So.
Gu,s 'mo a.Sys'YIcnt i2T tho. S,Nrs 1871. 1879,
milne; aitdtni.,tJ tlp sImc.is i,a!d, together With
iic Goii!tt advertising the SANG, at tin oIn,,
OF ,ht EtKo lAnErrSb#.f. az Tho, ToSpis,
Hmnm m.n'iS !?Ol day' from tbs nrSt t,uidic4.
qua in'no VIII revert " mo according u Ian.
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