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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
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innren vii hs The mnie, 10 fasars ssncfssions
- work of the highes. dtsma.te AMI musical
character"
There h . terrible famine In The northern
provinces Of China, AMI there are thussani.
os deaths srom starvation daily.
Asist.rehi is~y. tho Turkish minister M
Washington, hAs received M ofslrIal declaration
~ the Turkish government dated u Conslan.
tncplc Ane N, giving the history oi Tho cou
mcnrcmcnl OF the hoaalisie- with ssrvta and
Montenegro. II SITS forth tho CONCESSIONS
made 10 HclS.A under tho treaty of rsnr, and
trsakH ~ tho efforts os the Porte 10 sd In 10.
veloplng tho prosperity III TIM principally.
Tho st,ifo waH cAnsel BY fcS smAisious AMI
rc~sle~s men who sacrificed IN vain papnlarit,
beginning VI tl,s inNnrrectlon In Herzegovina
havc, By escFy means III shcir power, si,lcl tito
insurgents.
Belgrade telegram nAys m extraordinary
Cabinet Council iias bceh hold. rrince Milan
pseatling, n which II was resolved 10 eon,inne
tho war n tho last extremity. Dispatches from
Oen. TehsvnayeR 10 Prince Milan report thAs
hla army n pssfsctly reorgansei, and really to
10 resume TIM offensive.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

i'tevIdent NTan,. ~ Tie Int day III tho rt~.
sion u Congress. rerinlltsi himself ~ ts intsr-
viewed by ti,e New i0sk lfwakfs WsHl,ingt0s,
correspondent According IN Tho rslnrt of tie
interview. tha President stated that there many
misrepresentation made III connection with
.lIe on,elsl communication hcs~asn ililnseif And
.s.heerosary lsristow anl .S.,+oiialsr wi'son
A. ~ illustration ~ tlIs l,a rHid lis never
.~Lsd fnrl n siRnAlln, ~ sr liristow, snd thal
sat utllclAI resigned voluntarily. and ndsanirHr,to
hia (tlrAnt1l wi1.:c.. .As for M. liristow. ll,e
i'resldeut H.iieh, notwithstanding iha toaLis
ami eAposiuiAlions vi NJ, frict In. always ~.
.afdul him with iha ntn,ss~l nltdanra sUNi+
VII Ani re~peel Lut ~, friends laughed u ne
whom Rsve II hnAily ~ my olanlo., from Tho
saet~ And Information brought ID NY hnowi.
siga by refsonS ~i.osn thohslt reliable, thai
t,aFo was 4 conspiracy M fani, in wi,l.i hs
took pAft. pertaining ~ The IT.. dsniial sAAdl.
Asry, snd rehrtt shv e.nein@ion forced Mpon
No that there waA Mss than seemlng
truth IN ths rnptxHilloa conserving himself. :
Tho PRESIDENT rslnrts The tIsvatI interviewer,
sald tho qnssiinn u III. Integrity ~ probity.
= Il might ba iadLed now u III afssr y~srr.
never Easa linn ~ eAsos,on u eonoeiu II
lesAt iu Tho Nss IL dauiA. hssaiiaE he LAeN
shss ls lad .vsi been lnm,li.d hy proper mn.
t,sos. sni Le dh no h~i,aye theta ~As thr
sllXiAs~s ihluk ~ tbs s0ntsary om record,
With ths light cf events sAd shs experience ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
The litaisFeiansi has ssnsntly lHsird ~ trssra,
fur tha pnft.ssn ~ tnAilifNiai,tn " ttstef AMI
karrlsn ~, hand i r.ini,ieie At.Hk ~
Saddles. Harnesses, Brides. Collars
Whips. Laahss, Brushes,
Harness Ola,
rlAstrrlmx llalr, Axlc tirvHsr, kc., ~.
Fine Coach and Carriage Mar.
nossCs \ Speciality.
tw All sefi~ ~ T.t.Atrlnn promptly aisrhas,t tn
rvr.k ~ lsA ~ Ailt NHi Aafk aat ita anafdud,
fasf.'itAHt repeatedly snIrItai.
as'f 4. oMtrN LglO.
DAYLI00'
GREAT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, !,
KEOkuk, IOWA,
ia tiM M.ssls4ll1,l,

tsul Nm, u. Milief. urmsrai Manager, Nine.
t~enth ,~4s. Aboul sIsiy aallAss III Ill sAp4nseA
lot menit,@fship. ia.Art and stsllassssy. ls.st,
surveyors And tsA. lnw lt.vfosiahlt MtsA. knxllsh
tHAMshrs itvs tf.s tfstasfss W aiuthsMt satnts.
kFss festivals, With LtAss haul, M tultsks Hall
ttee tAtHistrd tssslus tef rlIslsp4vsttmx TIL
NfspAiMA lr... shorthand writing tHA. stnal
lasf.lME sltti~ and family i~,atd. MslltaI tsts
sissliifts iHl..f tse hst%H = m k.atMk. NasAsa+
lksts Aiatess Ntft.ikh' tUl.I.iatk. kSnAnk, luWs.
nlsts wh.rs you sss lhis stssstiasassnt sAi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
American Wheat IN EpKlanh.

Tho lyon,l"n init A1H Haseffe aa,H !.
The enormous import VI WHEAT from lin
United blAlr. int, tl.iA co,inlfy, and thu
probability thai II Will in.lr.s1. rai,rr
than ,lininisi IN iimr lo u,me, leads ~
" reflect how " happens lhat Indian
cotl,, which ts W largely consumed III
vsrioms fur,ns w all classes IN America.
fAtls 10 lind iavm with Englimhmen III
homo. Ia spnie wsya maix, II aefsainly
iO w preferred ~ wln'at. and those Win
have once acquired llr ls..e fnr II un
thu ottirf sija NJ tlie Aslnnlie certainly
nii# thu Indian rufn ~ llnir trlufii.
VIZ Aiipla,eu. isnwuvof, TINT il,nte Ii little
llule that onr working uIss.. Wall ayr
iakr ~ this cheap. wl.olesoulu alI nntn
iioMs fssl. lhs n,rr. tact that II "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
An Affair uf iiOiMr.

Thu baltimore rap ~ irtns iin I'll
lowing lizard ~
npmibAr vi t0nKre~s, 40 inAtlsr hns ln-
uIenInGsM hs may be sseisily AIi ptllitAiy,
IaAy wlsleli llaseIf Aehlnl lir privileges. Ntils
uFsuSly msl,suDg thu char .etsi ~ refs.tis s'i-
illS III o. iafssa AuI bus entitled Vi similar
profession. This vsDy ~ 'slr trtl wss i4kAh
advantage VI Yesterday. MI tli~ Manr NJ tlie
llusiHe. ~ Une JoIin u Wi.iie. i mstsbs "
ls,nxsea from keniusky. "A II hol ne.esvary
beHe N Qu0's his Ilrleesnt language III A.
s,al. the engineer IL il,s lin,,vr. here t,fo.
lnN9uea his il tssnt4uts ts.ss spssnlls. f~t~s
ptA ! ~ this holding mysnIi tstspns II -
sIH,s.~'1ls fet my language II nt. tuln y
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~ Whsl sxy, WI w Wiisvk.
klt1lu~ef- -lnsf Thief uniisd nestss Navy,
WASHINGTON, Aug TO- tA7A.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
POLITICAL POINTS.

Ex.ronafa~@mAn YinkslnhnrH deullnss lhs
Republican nonlnslion fof Governor % Mn.
sour.
WNio Hampton l,ss l~4n han,luAsAi BY lie
DpmoctAtA NJ s,nili GAfollns for uovarner III
that NlAta.
1l,s issl,nLleans III ks0ss~ i.ave nominated
uul. ucorko r. Anthony for Governor.
A Washington d,slAsei, slate. that Tie Pres.
l.isnt, !. tho Instance u Tho itepablesn Cen.
Hrsa,men of s.irsIppi, nAde An extensive
change ~ Federal officers VI lial HlAse. III.
eniinH the Marshal tor ths Nouli,ern dlstr ~
AID ti,o principal l,d~tn.Hriess.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

Tho origin NJ these bodies Ia M yet a
matter VI speculation. 'rh.y enter onr
atmosphere. however, will, 4 yelocity 10
great ioftnn ri wedding twenty miles nor
Heoonei) m 10 make II certain That they
10 not coma from any terrestrial Honrce,
or even from Tim moon. Aud for the
aaina reason, they cannot wnll he, ~
M,me havc thought, thu minute ont.
ritrrn VI the great family nj thN nAler.
oidM." for than TIM velocity with which
they would reach ~ would hr only tho
difference between their velocIty and
oirs. Il #Tns imposHiblr 10 avoid tle
conclusion tint their orbits mnst be un.
planetary, not approximately circular,
hut Very eccentric. likr iI,n~a III eomntr
aud thu ordinary shooting stars. II may
IN, ~ MF. lpfDctns has suggested, that
.ot,c III them, TIM Htslrrltns especially,
have been ejaclnd from our own or some
othsr s.tn, W sInse u thD~e tremendous
oatbnr.l~ of solar energy which ~ %.
cs@IonAlly observe with our spe0tgo
reopcs. " they may lave origInalad, ~
MuiGno argnes. In thu cracking 10 pieces
vi sonr old anL liAeL.np world
Al present, all W. kiOw In thnl ihny
comn ~ IN from thu Ontrr darkness. III
inlHrstellar Space, Al uMmlMldt In.
sail. They present " ~ tl.r solitary
instance III 4 material connection wltl,
s.,Innthing which isforeign 10 our planet,
Wa Mta n.lonlsllad VI l,alng Aha IN touch
weight, and alinmicAlIy drcompnse me.
lallic anh earthly masses which belong
~ thu oMter w0rli-~to celestial space.
mud t0 And IN them ths elements 0i on,
nAiiye eartl, making Il probable. ~ III.
great Newton conjvatura.l, that Tho ma
terialH which belong N our group ri
M,sinical lsu.lIus nrc, Tor TIM most put,
tho AAine. - l'ortDn Journal ~ Chem.
isfvU.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

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~ s4sHtsun. fH.v " nusAlnr, we
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25


wv ns''''Ann'
Nn~ Onr,ox, Iowa,
viii Repair Clocks,
And guarantees satlsIsetton. Lsety rl.ak warranted
~ run. ttftny stana tour dsi.sttsn tiDtka ~ his
residence, aud ~ will srt THRU fiNhi. GhAfRs~
reasonable.
A1nr. +. W, IkE,
Teacher o. Vocal and instrument.
N Wuot0,
rnt4,n, Iowa.
/ NM nsstrf'
County surveyor.
sutisr.etT TAu1e Wlu MlAh Inv m,y sessiass ~ anr.
ss,Uf way hili mr. Al my
Residence. two Nnd luatt Aettrs N0rth-
Weat trNM Howard ctMtet.
IN the lline springs rad. ~, IN ms ahssnes, may
leave wnFd with Atth. Jes ps Aivu tssrFrs sjs0lh
with iHr NJ NnMArl n Ntef nr uleH ltny, AtNA,H
Aisr lhs AliIts, tuaneip An.l laaHs. 1ha survey,
"as fssnrts ~ u ksit W l4s t'ourt ttasH. ffssss.
tsitAN MAhrkTr.
atua a'nhnis kartstar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

klmDllL 1 rlRNSVoRfn
0AMkgN0,
tHt~s,, tnMA
Exchange. Gold. silver
Government Bonds
ncaglA and ecla.
s~sterss~Ms Made mmsa ssr~e~~ss
esv~Saettb M~aslttra.
',f~f'. as~.e = u ~ tss~.st., .w#. - ,~~~s
4 sassa# Il sNsss y sass
Real Estate Bought and Sold on
Commission.
Taa1S eafb Pm sps EssfbEArs
,'..rag. t,4.st. y W. ss~.n i..s, Arm ,ap.,
snshns sasm*, ssasaa f.sna ~ sssHesa sss*s.
CORRESPONDENTS
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tshh sHu tnIvu Nstssssai t~Hl,
Nu~saseta Aii~AaAtt Nsssr.sl n.st,
Aesstswaf tNses Ssstesnai hxHA.
AsHas kssn.st~ iaHs f.Hss~uasn,
Srfs. m'Hsnes
Insurance Agents,
cnss,u. iowa,
ntrrS.en, n she ICES, Companies In The rHi,ri
fsAtrF. tash ~ ihs
.nrSs. ~ Hartford.
UNDERWRITERS. ~ Se~ York,
r,l Ant ,he AMERICAN, - rhteare.
&. Y. ''A''~
fiasina tsa,ied hts
MEAr MARkET,
A. eAn W. hal ih this part II ss saaniry ii whulp.
ssle nf r.iai. fur sash AMI hothina eise.
W. ssuy for Cash. and S~lt for The sa,ne.
Credit need MOI H. asked Tor, ~ |, viii 10, be grant.
cash, and lsps ,a s,,e rs.,sr.i .a,i.tse,.' wv
1ons Y. MAYNARD,
Painter and otaslsr
Cnks,o lows.
shup nearly opposite she Elevator. WIN ma bs
sss.llsh ~ quality " WORK. rro'1 ~ cheap =. ..,.
j y MITCHELL
AvC ITO WIN,
Nav Oanans, Iowa,
and guarantee sa,,.iaeson ~ no rH. Term. ~.
.nnaiti., tsii
[ tiAni.ts eltAraEi.
AvC TON EER,
cnrs,e, Iowa,
WIN Give pramp, AMI satisfactory attention 10 SALE.
IT real ~ petseasi property III tnNH ~ saniitry.
sstlsfas.li,i guaranteed ~ y" i'af
X. lvfsH'S'
Tailor and Gutter.
khor aser tl,a lian tfaaiar ntlre, entrance n ihs
sasl rIsie. Viii nsr hts entire attntlui ~ snstntn
work. Lately III Meassr'a .tnrr. fatruhAap 10.
llplpI, 3at
~ II, MitLEN,
~
Nouso, Sign and Carriage Paint
tn0,
GnwMu. luwA.
AM. nAtI.Altn,
NNNs flnHa.a& i4aWA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
1'he 1tnse " vAnt 1'rotlers.

Following Ii i list III TIN horses TIM.
l.Myu ruu,rd lNttar than M. Il0Ae
marked with ", nstrrirk ~ arr now on
Al. A.asN
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-02-19

CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER, writing to
the Hartford Courdnt. says: !: In Austria
we get into unheated cars. Every man
has two overcoats, the outer one of fur,
usually, and covering him from head to
foot /; with these two overcoats and a
heavy blanket the traveller wraps him
self up like bear, then lights his cigar
and defies the elements. But still he re-
quires occasional refreshments. When
we reach station where the stop is over
four minutes. the German says, There
is time to drink glass of beer" The
beer seems to improve as we travel, and
at Pilsen it is best of all, light-colored
liquid, not strong, but full of vivacity.
The German speaks Of it with enthusiasm;
it is a,ssgeseichnet gut bier.
We are also in a land of sausages, it
must not be forgotten. Here sausage is
honored, and love for It is thing not to
be concealed. meant to have said of
the ancient town of Ratisbon that, when
l walked through the streets, the entire
city was pervaded with smell of sans
age and cheese to an extent that should
think one might live on the atmosphere
there. At these stations people buy long,
slender links of sausage, which they
swing round like riding whips, while
they eat off one end Then they thrust
them into their pockets, and occasionally
in the cars, pull them out and eat foot
or two.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-02-19
Assfssmerlt Notices.
Assessment Notice.

HAMILTON MINING AND SMELLING
IL COMPANY. Location of Works, White
Pine County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held on
the 18th day Of January, 1916, an assessment Of
Fifteen Cents per share was levied upon the,
capital stock Of the company. payable immedi-
ately in Udted States gold coin to the Secretary,
at the Office Of the company Recorders officel.
at the Courthouse in Hamilton, Nevada
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF
February, 1876. will be deemed delinquent and
viii be duly advertised for sale at public auc-
be sold on MONDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF
MARCH. 1876, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with the costs OF advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
VIM. TIMSON, Secretary
Office Recorders oficel in the Courthouse.
Hamilton, Nevada. jnl5-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-02-19

The EMMA.-The following is the man.
ner in which the New York Stock Report
figures up the Emnl. mine
In regard to the famous Emma mine in
Utah, it is said that the shaft WIS stopped
by the English company at depth of
less than four hundred feet, at which
point the ore had become too uarrow to
pay to work. Since the suspension of
operations a ST. Lonis organization,
known az the Bay City Tunnel Company
has started tunnel into the EInma Hill,
and this tunnel, at distance of 1900
feet from its mouth had cut large body
OF rich talcOse ore, carrying, several
thousand dollars per ton. This body is
reported as in the correct position to be
continuation of the Emma mine, and it's
value is estimated at from two to ten
million dollars. The Emma Company,
however, will have no right in any part
OF this bonanza, until it proves, by ex-
tending its shafts downward that the ore
Is within the walls of the Emma vein.
In the meantime the Bay City Tunnel
Company assumes the ore to be new vein
to which they are entitled to by right Of
discovery and they are taking ont large
amounts of ore. 1t has for some months
been the opinion of experts that the
Emma mine is situated npon an immense
ore channel. fonr hundred feet in width.
running the entire extent of the Cotton
wood district. and of indefinite depth.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-02-19
POKER IN CHICAGO SOCIETY.

A Chicago correspondent writes to
the New York Times: The fascinating and
delusive game of poker has taken strong
hold upon society people here and the
ladies seem to be more devoted to it than
the men. Gard parties now mean poker
parties and the checks are promptly
brought out at an evening CALL Whist
and euchre are now too slow to satisfy
anybody and no well-regulated house is
without a set of white and red poker
chips. Young and pretty Miss Twolips
utters the the slang of the game with the
ease and freedom of turtle, and that
which was formerly abandoned to the
back room of saloons and was sufficient
excuse for police raid now finds recog-
milton in the parlor. can trace this new
maslia no further back than Mr.. Schenck' S
pamphlet on the game of poker, printed
for private circulation at the request of
some English ladies and gentlemen who
preferred it to whist at six-pence corner.
The publicity which this circumstance
afterwards obtained all over the country
advertised two things to American society
first, that it was the custom of English
society for ladies and gentlemen to play
cards for small stakes. and next that after
learning poker they preferred it to the
games they had been accustomed to play
ing. What was allowed and even fash
ionable in England received quick in
dorsemenr here. the quicker and reader
perhaps because the game is fascinating.
But the result is that the playing of cards
for money has got start in American
social circles. where it was formerly
tabooed, and there is danger that there
will net be the same cool and phlegmatic
control of it rs in English social circles.
Did it begin in New York :?
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-02-19

A LIoN-TAMER's s PERIL.-The Journal
du Hdure recOunts terrible encounter
between the hOn-tamer Bidel and num-
Der of wild beasts. Bidel's custom was
to go into the cage of these ferocious an
imals accompanied by sheep, which
was, by his presence, kept safe from at
tack. On recent occasion he proceeded
to the lions cage. and his first act was
to place the sheep on the back of
lioness, as he had frequently done be-
fore. No sooner had he accomplished
this than a powerful lion sprang upon
the poor sheep and buried its teeth into
vital part of its body. There was a
large number of spectators present, and,
as may be imagined. the sudden act of
the lion created an instant and general
panic. Bidel stepped forward and with
the utmost GOODNESS struck the lion a
blow on the mouth with heavy stick,
which made him crouch and veil with
pain. and throw his bleeding victim trem-
bling ut the feet of the courageous per-
former In another moment, however
all the wild beasts were lashed into fury
by the sight of the blood, and no one in
the assembly believed that Bidel could
possibly escape. Preserving his pres
ence Of mind. however, he kept the other
animals at bay until he had subdued the
lion and chased him back to his cage.
He then fonght his way back through the
other animals, and amidst the bravos Of
the assembly came ont triumphantly,
carving his wouded sheep with him.
The poor animal, which was a great fav-
orite of the lion n-tamer, has since died
of its wounds.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-02-19

NEAR the Walter Scott monument in
Grey Friar's churchyard, Edinburgh,
stands,a red granite fountain, erected in
memory of Bobby a Scotch terrier,
of whom the church sexton tells this
story. For thirteen end half years
this dog staid by theg grave OF his master,
day and night, until he also died, and
vas buried in the same yard. Regularly
Ft the firing of the castle gun at one o.
clock he went to q butchers near by,
where he was fed, and then he returned
to the grave OF his master. When the
Baroness Burdett Coutts heard this story
she had the monument erected at a cost
of e1 900 sterling.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-02-19

In the midst of the festivities attend
ant upon big oyster supper in the base
ment of one of the avenue churches, the
other night, q youth prowling about the
culina y department overheard one of the
ladies exclaim, in demoralized sort Of
way "rhe soups all gone T. "Is that
so ?" exclaimed another in a hushed
tone. "Then fill up the kettle with wa
ter" And moment after good sister
thrust her head out into the dining room
and cried out in dulcet strains New
soup plenty of nice, fresh soup! Only
25 cents dish !"-Chicaqo Journal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-02-19

CAPTURED Yesterday morning, says
the Siluer State of the Stn instant, Capt.
Lee B. Mathews. one of Wells. Fargo &
Co. s special detectives, passed through
on the train on his way to San Francisco },
having in charge James Harrington.
whom he had arrested in St. Louis. Har-
rlhgton was sent to the State Prison from
Calaveras county, California, IN 1872,
to serve ont n twelve years sentenc6 for
stage robbery, but some seven months
since made his escape through concealing
himself in shoe box. Efforts were
made to effect his capture. but proved
unavailing, until the 30th Of January
last. when Capt. Mathews nipped him in
st. Louis as above stated. and will shortly
have him safely Gagged again inside the
walls OF San Quentin's State Boarding
house.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-02-19
Notice of Assessment.

NJ Office TO Q. Fl. MANRICH, E. B. NEED
1 ham. j. Nichols. r. D. Ferguson j. Steiber
and all owners in the Silver Chariot Mine. situ-
ated in Schell Creek Mining District, White Pine
County, State of Nevada You are hereby noti-
ned to pay your proportion for assessment work
Done on the above named claim required BY
law. together with costs of ADVERTISING. within
ninety days from date, or your interest in said
mine will be forfeited to me according to an Act
OF Congress-. approved May 10th, 1872.
ISAAC SIGGINS
Cherry Creek, New, Jan. l, 1876. iI-9od