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Solved.
The Great Secret Of the Wonderful
SUCCESS OF VEGETIHE

II strikes AT the root OF disease By purifying the
blood restoring he liver aud Kidneys to healthy
action, inyigorating the neF'tu v-',m
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

& n y H. y e.. H
ISLAND MOUNTAIN TUNNEL COMPANY
Lo:adon of Principal T1l-c Of BupinesJ,
Elko. heTAdA; location 81 Works, Island Noun.
tain Mining District, Elko County. Nevada.
NOTICE. IS hcrcb1 given that At 4 meeting of
The Bo1fd Of T<rEtees held On the 22d day Of
March, 1876, an assessment no. ~ Of One Cent
Per share was levied upon the capital Ltod of
States gold coin, to liz Secretary, at The Office of
The Company, Bank Of II. r. ;fTeemAn~G Co.,
any stock upon which this Assessment rhAll
fcmAin unpaid on the First dIy OF Mar, IsT.
win DO delinquent and advertised for iIIe nj
public suction. and unler1 payment IS made be-
fore will be sold on THURSDAY. tho First dag Of
June. 1875, TO fit tho delinquent issesEment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sslG BJ order OF The Board Of Trustoes-
oS ,-sa II. u. GRAFT, see.e.ry.
. orIlcE-Bahk Of 81. p. freeman ( Co.. Elto.
NeThdA- .1s std
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NOTICE.

uCssEY CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND Sill
LII rCr Mining Cou1pany.-Lncation OF lrip-
dpal Place OF BohneksI S1n Francisco, CalfUss
MAJ Location Of works, cornusoPia, E1ko
: County, EerSdA r.s
!, Notice IL hereby EfTta. that At meeting Of
thu Board Of Directors, bed on the fIfteenth
day Of April. 1876, assessment no. II Of Fff-
teen CefLh per Rh1re, Vas levied upcn the capital
stock Of The coHoraifou. yfyible Immediately IN
once OF the company. No. Ic2 MG4lson.HS
street. Ban Fr7ncifeo, calfcrni1-
Any stock upon when this Assessment than
fernntn unpaid On the Eighteenth day Of May.
1915. vii be delinquent, Sod advertised for Sais
At public HuctioDT and 1nAeFB fnTLnent Il Ec15e
before, vii be sold On TUESDAY, the Sixth day
OF June, l5I6. TO pay the delinquent assessment.
together With eeIta Of advertising and e1Prnses
Of Eale. - = r. +"
By order Of TIE Board OF rireesoEs
~ h Il BROWN. Secretary.
oIIIcL.Hooh =. No. ts1 Mcn,Surn.=y street
San FrAsetScoI California al1-:i
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NVEDro0r Mimic GENERALIZATION
N,IIs Of Principal Place 81 Busin>.s. San ls1n:
Sttco. c1iffo:Esl location Of wCIis. RIIiJesd
hltrtet, Efko eoGItt. s:e:s o. Meth.
NotIes H. hel elT given tkal At \ a.estirg ID tsc
board OF 1rae:Sts. held In the FouTtecnth da !
a. AHTHf 1876, an AsI-Eshst nj no u Of Twenty
hre Gers FER share Eah hTirS MICA sbe capital
siosk OF tss eofpv stinn. plyab;r tuiftleta:-iy I.
IN United 6tttss gold coin. 10 tAr S<rCary al the
.,faoe Of The company, Booni M. Z. ~. t0l CAL
noTnia STREET, S1n Franeiseo califurpI1-
Any stock mon which H., I>-ceEnsent Sh5tt
s. tenain unpaid on Inc Exhieenh day q May,
1sIe, NIn be delinquent. AMI AlErftistd for kile
q p1A4H Asrdcns ana Hxt.ss PAYMENT is made
BEFORE ON be SID on Moh51y. the I~elhA DAY
o. june. 1855. 10 Fay The delinquent sSecssnenf.
loEether With eoS.s q sITerttalpY and expenses
DAVID 4 Jennings. ste:t,1ry.
0TTIcL-Roora No 4, NJ. tof Cslifvrnia street,
Ban Fr1nctsco, California. ale Is
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

LEOPARD, HfSISd COMPANY! LOCATION
L" of principal rhee Of trsineSs san FrSr.
st.eo. California: location Of u01fs, Cotuucopia,
E1ko County. NeyadI 4. - - - :
Notice u hereby given that at = needing Ct the
Board OF Directors. held on the AIx5 DAY CT
March, 1876, al assessment tSo. u cf one dcilar
TER HhAre HnI levied upon the earItal Stnek CT
the corposA ttoc, payable immsdi1ieiy In United
Suites geld coth, 10 the Secretary. 1t Tie eee Of
the ConpanJ. Coz MuaigorSerJ street, san HrIn-
etsco. California; =.
Any stock Hpon which this AsaeASment IhlII
remain unpaid on The STd day of Nay, 1876,
yin be delinquent, AID advertised for ale AT
public auction; and unIe~s payment 4, made b.
1ofe viii be sold on H0SDAY. the 22nd dsy Of
May. 1876. to I<J the delinquent assessment. to-
sale. y-,tyss..--- .lrsn=1. - = ; ~
Dy 0rdsr Of The Board Of Directors.
r IL BROWN. SecretIry.
ofEIcE-4o2 Montgomery street, San Fran
eas011 oni y - li - lS-td
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JEWELLERY.

narrowing TO grcat advantages
llnvo in purchasing goods, I nm pro-
parod TO soil them NJ exceedingly
low pricon. Cnll and SntlSty yourself
before purchasing elsewhere a.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

CoUTH LEgr4Rp MINING coMpAyY-Io-
- Satton Of principal plIco Of business, Elko.
Dirtist Kiko County, Nevada.
h0TIoE.-There IA delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account OF asscGs-
Insnt $50. 81 levied ON the First day OF SiGrch,
Respective shAreheldsrs, as fellowI! = ! -
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CAUTION.

TI'HE PUBLIC Il HEREBY CAUTIONED
aEL:okt negotiating The fciloUirS eertih-
cete1 OF stock OF the Syracuse Gold 4 Silver
Mining Company, the same having this day
been sold on account Of delinquent assessment
No. /:
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And In aeecrisoee With law and an ORDER Of
ne Beard Of TrustrcA. made nn the First Gay q
AArch. 1876, 30 Macy shares Of each Saseei Ct
public auction. AZ The oiree Of the company.
Back Of IL P Freeman Z Co.. lko. Sevnd1, on
MONDAY. thu Fi-Ss day OF May. ISIS. at the
aid delinquent ESst-sZaet:I thereoa. toSe4s.r
Nth coGtA Of Advertising and expenses Of Ssls-
H u GRANT. Sceectzt1s
orIIcE-Ela1 q N. 2. Freeman Co. lto.
Nevada aa-,d
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NOTICE.

ITO L. STANTON. AND ALL WHOM 1T MAY
L concern; You arc hereby notified that VIC,
tho undersigned, have exf ended money and
Performed labor for you Ia the amount OF
1900 seven hundred dollars, on the Lat
Chance mine, Delano Mining District, Elko
county, Nevada, and unless ron pay tho same
within ninety days from tho d5Ie Of this notice
Jour Interest In said niuo will DO forfeited 10
US By operation Of lsw. n
a .'.h II. T.. DTIvRR,
~. ..- K r. DRIVER.
pelsno Mining District, Eiko county, Nevada.
Feb. 18th. 1876. ..-.. fI6Jm
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-23
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NO. 10. U. S. SURVEY no. 81.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE. ELKo, NEVADA
r.... -.. March nSth IS76 1

U. 8. LAND OFFICE, ELKo, SEvADA.(
March 2sih. 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In 3-AuEtin Mining Company, Austin lode
make application for patent, In the names Of
J. O. Crombie. A. Plrmmer, J. Mecabe, John
Spencer and Win. Flemming, whose postofIlco
address Is E1ko. Elko County, Slate OF Nevada.
Bald Austln lode and company is nlIuatetl 10
Mineral Hili Mining District, County OF Elko
siAie OF EeVIjs. and described in tho ncld notes
Of The United States survey, as follows: !. =
Beginning at poet marked No. I, u. s.. survey
No. 81, whence the corner OF sections 2, 3. 10
and II. townShip rs n. range 81 Z, II. ID. ~,
bears S $50 dcSh. W, 52s feet, and the water
tank At the station OF. tho Palislde and Eureka
RaiiroLd N B2is dogs. W; thence running, nrst
course. N 1874 decE ". 2o0 feet, TO poat marked
No. 2, u. 3. survey 80. 81; thence second course
l6ii dega W. l,ooo feet. to n post marked No.
3. u s. survey No. 3Ti thence, third course, s
7SiI degs. " 200 feet, 10 post marked No. 4, u.
s. surrey No. 81: thence, fmrtb ocrry.. N iG1f
dcgs. F.: I0)o feet, to post marked no. 1 tho
place OF beginning; consisting ( 5000 acrcs;
courses expressed from the true meridian, with
magnetic variation Of iS1i dogs. Z. ...
Any and nil persons claiming adversely tho
mining ground, vein, lode and premiEes
or any portion thereof, 20 divided. surveyed.
plated and applied for, are hereby notified that
nnless their adverse claims ara duly nled, ac-
eordlug to law, and the regulations hereunder
within ti1ty tG0) days from the dato thereof,
with the Register Of the United States Land
ada, they will bo barred and all Of their rights
waived by virtue OF tho rroyiIious OF the sew.
eral statutes In relation thereto. 1913" s.!
Wherefore, pursuant to law, I direct this
notice TO be published for IiIty tsD daJE Ia tho
ELEo INDErEsDEsT. = daily Newspaper printed
aud published II Elko, IN The County OF Eto,
state nS Nevada. tho SAnle being nearest tho
location OF said mining claim.
JOHN s. MAYuuGH. U. 8. Register.
m236cd
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GENERAL Ne VS..

An Indiana man has 1900 cat skins for sale
lie is patron Of the muse.
An Irshman says that fish will live twice a
long if killed by blow on the head when caught
as when left to die gradually"
The snow on the top of Scott Mountain, Cal.
over which the mail is carried on STOW shoes, is
seven feet deep level.
Lucius w. Pend, the Worcester forger, declares
that he knew nothing about Z. D. Winslow' ) ras-
caty until after his flight, and that lie had 60 IN
tcrest in Winslow's Irregularities
John Drew Of Boston, it is alleged, proposes to
prove that Schuyler Coliax received none Of the
proceeds of the famous rs. c. check given by
Cakes Ames.
The Senate Committee on Claims has reported
favoraby on bill to pay S2s,G5O to the first Ma
tional Bank of St. Adams, VT, that sum having
been taken from the hank by Confederate raiders
in 1864.
The Cardinal Archbishop Of Paris thinks that
miracles have been too frequent OF late and has
issued circular to his clergy warning them not
to take stock in the supernatural tales related by
unrehecting persons.
The London Globe is informed that news has
OeeQ TcEelVeu lTOuf Uut VI IltI -uuJ'sNS eh'Ps
which has recently been visiting the New Hebri-
des that the natives of Aurora Island have muir
dered the entire crew Of boat belonging to a
trading vessel named the Lola.
Signs whereby you NAV know an army veteran
He prefers tin cup to china one; he drinks out
of the spout of the water pitcher when nobody is
looking he will smoke in bed despite his mother 5
warnings; he never hears a band play without
Strengthening himself up; and he has fine eye
for the soft side Of a corn field.
The annual reunion of the Alumni OF Tufts Col
lege was held at the Parker House Wednesday
evening, and proved very enjoyable affair.
Speeche, were made by Mr.. Byron Groce, Presi
dent Capen, ex-President Miner, Hon. Richard
rockingham, Rev {, j. White of Woonsocket,
r. l., John ". Hammond, City Solicitor of Cam
bridge and others, and letters were read from
Governor Selden Conner and others.
A remarkable characteristic Of California Is the
furious wind storms which occur there. The San
Francisco Bulletin of the l7th gives an account of
one which recently happened at TETON Pass.
Wien the tempest began there were about 100,
900 sheep scattered among the various camps, and
after it had continued about two hours, the herd
ers were utterly powerless to restrain the tocks,
and one third of the number are thought to have
persisted. 1t seemed q storm Of gravel, sand and
stones the latter driven with force enough to beat
the animal 10 death. Men on horseback left the
animals and came into camp with their faces
bruised so as to nearly close their eyes. Thou
sands of sheep were driven into narrow gulches
and finally covered with sand-literaily buried
alive. On the San Emido, cattle driven into the
beds of the streams were in some places buried
completely ont Of sight. The grass, which had
grown to good feed. was taken out by TIE roots
and piled up in waves along the plains.
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House.

RIDAf, JAM 70.
Papers from the Senate disposed of IN concur
fence.
The report OF the Committee on Legal Affairs
reporting legislation ineXpedlent on order relating
to imprisonment of poor debtors, came from the
Senate accepted. Pending its acceptance, by the
House, it was laid on the table on motion Of Mr..
PORTER
communication was received from the Secre-
tary of the State, Hon. S. j. Chadbourne, trans
mlt,ing in RESPONSE to an order of the House a
inmates of the, Military and Naval Asylum at Bath,
Affairs.
Mr.. kEEGAN, from the Committee on the Judic-
iaiy, reported leave to withdraw on memorial of
Geo. NJ. Weston for restoration of his rights, to q
uial by due process of law in respect to any lc-
Ultimate claims made against him by the State.
Mr.. TRUssELL, from the Committee on fishe les,
on petition reported blu an act to amend the law
to prevent the destruction Of certain fish in the up
per waters of The Penobscot river. Read and as
signed.
Mr. FARRAR, from the Committee on Interior
Waters, reported ought to pass ON bill an act in ad-
dillon to an act to Incorporate the Proprietors
of the Wiscasset bridge, and bill an act com Grazing
the Proprietors Of the Sheepscot river bridge.
Read aud assigned.
Mr.. FLETCHER. from the Committee on Educa-
ton, reported ought TO pass on bill an act TO ex-
tend the powers of school districts. Provides
that school districts by majority vote may trans
fer scholars to other schools, paying their tuition
from the funds Of said district Printed under
rule.
Mr.. CONNER, from the Committee on Fisheries,
on resolve and petition, reported bill an act to pro.
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POLITIC.fL.

The House passed the bill repeating "Wednesday
the law by which the postage on transient news
papers was doubled.
A Western paper expresses the belief that the
Pendleton element of the democratic party means
war 20 the knife with Tilden and Hendricks
The friends of General Forrest of Memphis,
Tenn, who during the war acquired bad reputa-
ton for his alleged connection with the massacre
at Port Pillow, intend to bring him forward as
candidate for Governor Of Tennessee.
The Tribune Almanac" for lS76-an excellent
political manual, as 1t always was--desgnates po-
ltical parties this year as republican" and "dem-
ocratic, instead Of liberal" and "Administra-
ton" as in 1872.
The Philadelphia Item reports that Mr.. i. AL
cxander Simpson will be republican candidate
for nomination to Congress in the Fourth Con-
gressional District Of Pennsylvania, and it say 5
that he is already giving the friends of Judge Kel
ley great uneasiness.
The Virginia republican Association in Wash
ngton after declaring in favor of Mr.. Blaine, ap.
pointed committee TO prepare an address TO the
people Of their State, setting forth his services,
and their confidence in his ability, integrity and
sound republican patriotism.
Mr.. Frye of Maine, from the subcommittee OF
the Judiciary Committee has reported his substi-
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Cal, f,r the Republican National
Convention.

The next Union Republican National Conven-
t;on for the nomination of candidates Tor Presl.
dent and Vice President of the United States VIII
he held in the city of Cincinnati, on "Wednesday,
June l4th, 1875, at IL o'clock noon, and will con-
sst Of delegates from each State equal to twice the
number Of its Senators and Representatives IN
Congress and of two delegates from each organ
ized Territory and the District of Columbia.
In calling the convention for the election OF
delegates. the committees of the several States are
recommended to invite all republican electors ano
ali other voters without regard to past politicai
difference or previous party st1liation, VINO gre
opposed to revivipg sectional issues, ana uesIe W
promote friendly feelings and permanent harmony
throughout the country by maintaining anu IN en-
zen. including the full and free exercise OF tne
right of suffrage without intimidation ana WIN
ont frand. and who are in favor of continued pro-
secution and fuller punishment of all ottclai uis
honesty and an economical administrator
Of the Government by honest, faithful and caPaoe
officers who are in favor of making sucn reforms
in the government as experience may from l.Ihe
to time suggest, who are opposed 10 iinPa!ius VIC
credit of the nation by depreciating any OF It's 90
l;0at;ons and in favor of sustaining IN every way
me national faith and financial honor; VINO hoia
that the common school system Is the nursery OF
Amer;can liberty, and should be maintained alb
soJntelv free from sectarian control; Who be-
lieye that for the promotion OF these ends the
direction of the government should continue 10
be copfided to those who adhere to the principles
of 1916 support them as incorporated in the con-
stitution and laws and who are in favor OF reeog-
nizinQ and strengthening the fundamental princi-
ple Of national unity in this centennial annivers
sary of the birth of the republic.
(Signed), +: -. MORGAN,
Chsirmsn Of the Republican National Committee
WIN. E. CHAMBER, Secretary.
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MR.. BLAINE AND THE PRESIDENCY
From the Rockland Free Pres!
Our Candidate for President.


In the caucus of republican members Of the
legislature held at Augusta last week. for the pur
pose of eecting delegates at large to the national
convention to be held al Cincinnati June 18th, a
resolution was adopted declaring that "IIon. Jas.
G.. Blaine is the unanimous choice Of the republic
cans of Maine for the Presidency of the United
States" This expression by the representatives
at Augusta, is fully justified by the spontaneous
sentiments of republicans at home in all parts o.
the State. Mr.. Blaine will be urged by the people
of Maine for the Office of President, from this
time until the convention meets, with hearty
unanimity and energy. His adopted State recog-
nizes the faithful services hitherto rendered and
the honor reflected upon her ard the country al
large by her distinguished representative. Should
he be elevated to the high position for which he
is SO conspicuous and favored a candidate, we con-
fidenty anticipate an administration unsurpassed
if not unexampled in ability and brill:ancy. His
antecedents justify these sanguine predictions
Few men of his years have served the public a.
long, achieved equal honors, been followed by
successes so unmarried, or won the same measure
of favor throughout the country. New England
the Empire and keystone States, the loyalist voice
Of Virginia, the West and the Pacific slopes hail
the name of Mr.. Blaine as the coming President
Let the republicans of Maine do their whole duty
in securing the nomination for the next President
TO her own citizen, and he will receive her cleo
toral vote by an immense majority. He is admir-
ably fitted by nature and by training for this
greatest Office in the gift Of the nation. By his
loyal, faithful service to Maine his adopted State,
be is worthy Of her best efforts to award him this
honorable distinction yet never attained by Of
her citizens
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can Convention. and passed the following resolve
"That Hon. j G. Blaine Is the unanimous choice
of the republicans of Maine for The Presidency OF
the United States"
This in the teeth Of those ardent friends y o.
Mr.. Blaine who waste ink in sorrowing over the
damage done to his chances by his course IN Inc
amnesty debate! Away with all such nonsense
The man who has made his way by sheer aoih'y
alone from a newspaper Office to the most prom
nent position in the country to-day may safely De
trusted to steer his course as ally and hones'4!
hereafter as heretofore.
It is no. the breath of doubling friends or hyPo'
critical opponents that has made him what he u.s.
tuur can pretended sorrow over imaginary blunderi
lower him in the public estimation. 10 his own
ability and honesty meeting the respect and conn
depce Of the country, be will owe q triumphan
nomination and election to the Presidency
Heartily endorsing every bit of BaEe's record
for the last dozen years. we shall do our little best
for him with more pleasure than for any other
man in the country, and there are thousands Of
good men in every State who feel just the same
way.
He has been the best man in every position he
has ever held, from member of the legislature W
to the Speakership Of the House of Representa-
tives of the nation. He is the best leader of the
republicans to-day, and will make the best presi'
dent we could desire.
Believing this, does every republican in
Maine, the nomination of Blaine for the Presi-
dency will arouse an enthusiasm which will sweep
this State with rousing majority, and all along
the line of the States send Thrill of patriotic fer
vor which will dispel the sckening sentimentali-
ty that has made the nation carry forgiveness to
the verge of ruin, and place its destinies in the
hands of democratic Congressman who already re-
assert the supremacy of the South, and on the
floor of Congress utter sentiments which are an
insult to every loyal man. So mote it be, and SO
let rs make it be.
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tute 70, the Presidential constitutional amendment

tute FOR the Presidential constitutional amendment.
It extends the term Of President and Vice-Presi-
dent from four to six years and renders both ofi-
GERS ineligible for reelection.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune speaking of the coming debate on
the finances, SAYS that the democrats are greatly
troubled about it, because 'if he is so disposed
Mr. Blaine can, by his superior address and by bis
aggravating way of presenting a subject, excite
the different currency factions in the democratic
party TO such pitch that ii will require almost
more than human forbearance TO refrain from re-
plying 10 him. and when the ball is once started
and crmnatous and recrimnatons are made on
either side no one can tell where it will stop. OF
how much damaged the democrats will be by The
encounter"