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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09

- FORD r. R.-NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN Dr.
VL-ION-SumWcr Artaugemru, commencing Juno H. 1873.
Passenger station ia New York. Grand Central Depot
trance Cd FOrty--c 1ndst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09

EH WEST 39TH-ST-ROOMS to LET, with
.pO board tlr aoor hall room on fourth reference.
0ln WEST l5t H-ST@T9 let, with BOARD A,,lI,
exposure running water; closets and IN small Amer
IrLu -.mIILE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09
l. h 5Em EAHh aMhRAl5HoExExr trains eject Jun.

D.. m.-(Dalyl Pacific Express Tor the West seepinE
Coaches through Rochester, Brns0 Niagara Fails ncn
nat Cleveland. aud ChcagO without change also Hotel n
b. M d u |. : m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
Isle
,wet fdone Grbinnen
alte Sun9fern tpmrben.
9a9 benz Grah;SFl6sn pss 6. Marcel.
I6Ortitsuns.l

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Bertha mar nt9t f4tbari trrB ibrer
Sraft mar eas matbise Nde6m ant
Gnes esnnod unterlsssn anp wdbrsno
etsisr lanssa Na9t elmer Nu&t ppl
Iensften une 36tben, bate ibre Sdws,
ltsr ee Der Selerse e'r'sr alien WaSe
aotrlallsn untsr Ssrsn n'attsrlian put
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
Die bret MAaber.
0.ssass.) !.

Inter ben palmsn 6es Orientss iaBeu
zines Abenbs bier iunse 6rassn plouberno
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
Hayes for President.

CLEVELAND, MMci, 23.--T.c re
.prcscntatlve Observation-Disclosures
elcc,tn Ii. Garrelspil-anl Elwii.
C,,wles to the national Convention u,
C,nc''1,a,i. Tie following resolution
was adopted.
Resoicea, That while we do not,
deem it advisable, at any time, to in
siruct delegates as to whom they shall
east their votes, nevertheless, having
fin confidence in Governor RIB.
Hayes, VIC believe him to be eminent.
~ qualified for the position Of presid.
ent Of the United States, and worthy
of our, support; that his record
whether asa,private citizen, soldier,
member OF congress, or as chief exc,
cntive ofthe state, is without blemish
that in all public positions he has
honored himself andNgiven entire sat,
isfaction to his-constitnents.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24

ing seven dollars per day each, and
shall make full report to the President
at as earlya day us practicable, which
report, together with any agreement
made with said Indian nation, shall
he submitted TO Congress for it's ap.
proval :: and such agreement, when
SO approved, and not before, shall be
binding upon the United States and
the Sioux nation.
Sec. 6. That the Secretary Of War
-bczrequircd TO furnish transl ortation,
subsistence, and protection to the said
commissioners during the discharge
of their duties: and the sum Of S2O,-
600, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, is hereby appropriated out
of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, rs conpensx.
tion for said commissioners, secretary,
and interpreter, herein provided for,
and the incidental expenses thereof;
and the further sum of $4,000 is
hereby appropriated ,o=,nal:e suitable
provision to aid the said commission
I'm rfr drsrf1Hrgc OF tfflc duties rcqniT-
ed 10y this act, aud said sums shall be
expended under the direction. of the
>crrc'aryof the Interior.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
GOLD !.
An Abundance of Beautiful
Gold Samples with the Re.
turning lankton Boys.
Western Dakota Rich in Gold,
Magnificent Scenery and
Other Resources.

Special 7legra,n to NE Press It Du1aaian
YASKroN AGENCY, March 70 223.-
The Yankton party, Ash, Leepcr,
James aud others, are here On their
rclu1n- -frum--lhe- Hills -I,4.ev-- -..4r4.
abundance OF beautiful gold samples
taken out in all parts Of TIN. Hills.
They are thoroughly clatcd win The
wealth ofthv c"un,ey in gold, and us
magrn6cen, scenery, agricultural aud
timber resources. lucy represent il
the Garden Of Da>p'a and aye nn,ni-
mou>ly 10 favor OF oin,ne'la,c return
,h.,e. CLARKsoN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24

Babcoek admitted to him On the; Sd
of March, that he was Instrumental III
giving publicity 40 the. letter
aud defended himself on the ground
that they were trying to destroy MIN
and that he had the righ, to defend
himself. He, Pier,epont, called the
presidents attention thes=nes. day to
Babcock's admission. s
The committee wanted to know
why Babcock did not Call for court
ofinquiry to ascertain whether he had
been guilty of conduct unbecoming
an officer and gentleman; whether he
was still commissioner OF puGlic-build
ings ,and grounds, etc. ButPierre-
pont was unable to give information
on those points. HIS examination
will be concluded next Monday.
C. y. MARSH.
Was again before the sub-commt-
tee Of judiciary committee this morn
-ing His attention was called to an
article in the New York Tribune ol
March 9TH in relation TO post trader
ships at Fort Sill, stating that Evans
had paid Marsh, $4,000 d year for
the place, Marsh testified he called
Gen. Belknaps attention to the article
and asked who could have written or
inspired the article, when Gen. Bel
knap replied he supposed it was the
work OF Gen. Hazen. Marsh explained
the reason why he went to Montreal.
Alter giving his testimony he appre-
hended when lie read the debate in
the house which appeared -on-.he.
morning of the day he left New
York, that he might be indicted for a
criminal offensc, and hence his ankle
ty to get out of the way Of arrest.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
CONGRESS-.
The Senate Discusses thefNeW
scheme for Counting Pres
ihential Votes.
Army Officers. Salaries in the
House..
The Legislative Appropriation
Bill Under Fire.
Frigl,tful Boiler Explosion at
Laramie City.
senate

/ WASHINGTON, March 23.-Mr.
MortongAve notice that he would ask
,hesenate; next Monday, to consider
the Mississippi election frauds.
Mr.. Wright said he would ask Mr..
Christiancy to call up his motion to
reconsider the vote on the bill fixing
the salary OF the president.
Mr.. Christiancy said he did not
care to call up the matter. He had
no interest III .-the matter, except to
give senators a further chance TO
speak.
The bill to count votes for presia--
ent was then taken up.
Mr.. Randolpi's proposed amend
meat was rejected. Fhc senate then
considered the post route bill, pend
ing hich-it-went into executive ~t.s-
sion aud soon adjourned.
Mr.. Secley moved to reconsilerthc
vote by which the house non con
CURED III the senate amendment to1he
bill to supply a deficiency at the Red
Cloud agency, the amendment being
to incrTasc-t1,r. appropriation lrem
100000 to sl5O,OoO Alter remarlts.
the motion was withdrawn.
\ bill was passed repeating the law
which provides the appolu'men, tc
otlice of any person who held a mill
tary or civil position under the con-
federate government.
Mr.. Brhning reported q bill to reg
ulate ,he.pay of arny officers. 1t re-
duccs the salaries as follows: Ge,,.
lv,0ee-; Gen. sS,0O0; Maj. Gr,l.
$4,000; Brlgadiers, $1,000; Col. 81
0Oo; Mal $500; Cap. mou.,el So,
600; lnian'v 81 l,SOO:.a 3iutam ST. 500;
Isl H. mounted 81 600; INFANTRY S .
90; "a 1t. mounted si5oQ; infantry
l4OO. Pending aeti"n the mnrning
Fmorning hour expired and The house
wcul into committee of the whole -,,
the legi>ls,iye appropriation bill
Sci.aIcs addressed the house IN sup
por, o, the bill aud advocated III,
transfer of the lnd,an bureau tn-lli.
war Mcparlrnc'r.
Nc. Yea,es Spoke in defense Of III,
l'lomociatc party, alter Which lll.
committee ruse4:.l.d -l.,.. -h-A.lS.4st,u.
after Adjourned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
Through in Twenty -Fonr
From Fort Pierre to the Black
Hills From SunrlseNt to
Sunrise.
Dillon's Treaty with the Indians

Fonr PIERRE ID. t., March 25--
O'h Mah'aaw aud sixteen Sioux
chiefs came TO Fort Pler'c and in
4enmeslaJ. .-B. .-p4lleu-t +ss.tge==tprapi,i- gel
etor, that they would gharaatec him
safety and security through their
country. Dillon has secured these
among the Indians by pur.
chase ami private treaty.
There are twenty-onc houses built
at Fort Pierre, aud nu,nher mese
in course Of erection.-Dillon-prnpn=
ses to put passengers through from
PIERRE TO THE HILLS FROM SUNRISE
TO SUNRISE.
An outfit left Yantton five days ago
and in two davs more will be in the
hills, via 1T. Pierre.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
The Investigators Continue to
Hear the Confessions Of
President Makers.
Showing that Money is the Root
OF All Evil and the Source
Of All Woe.
Judas IscariOt Marsh will H.
lustrate the Doctrine Of
Total Depravity.
Investigations.

WASHINGTON, March 23. - Re-
called aud testified before the com
mittee on war expenditures to-day,
that he had paid during the last pres
idential canvas 900 to 5000 dollars
for political assessments thought he
sremitted more to the chairman of the
committee at Washington, he presu,n-
ed they were asked to subscribe be-
cause they held post traderships un-
der the administration. They were
not co1npellcdto contribute, but were
notified that contributions would be
accented.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
Wrestling Match.

DEl'Rols Mlcn. March 23.- 4
wrestling match took place in tits
city tonight between Col. j. Fl. Nc
Laughlin and Jacob n. Martin, the
former weighing 2lo,A. the latter 2l5
lbs. The match was for $1,000 and
lasted about 3 hours. 1t was declar-
ed q draw owing to some misnnder'
standing.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
Telegraph Brevlties

lelegfapn brevltles
The bank Of Camden county New
York failed Yesterday.
Hnn.sA-zO. z. Nicholson, Of Nash:
vile, Tennessee, is dead.
Confidence in busi,ess circles is
-being restored nI.enele,ss. --- ----
Serious trouble is reported from
the silver creek coal mines uear Clevc-
land.
Bar silver sold in London yestcrnny
a, 54t pence, which is the lowest quo
tation ever touched,
The opera heu>e aud Boston dry
goods store AT Scranton, Penn, burn
ed y,.stc,tEy morning.
\ large portion Of Jackson, I.onisi,
ana, was 1esrruvcdi tby tn. Wclli,es-
day night. Loss 10000.
.l'ne we5lvers in the Gfc.t Fails, n.
Fl w,olan mills. have q,i, work ow-
ing 10 II reduction OF wages.
General Sherman let, St. Louis for
Washington Yesterday, having been
invited there by the new secretary OF
ar..es...ssSs..sa
H. Gov. Davis, Of Mississippi has
been removed l'on office ana forever
-dlsq.nlhfi d from hnlllug- alN-oliiao
I,oi aust.
The republicans OF Rinnlc l>lnrl
Yesterday nominated their prc>cn,
state officers, headed by Henry l..
Eppi,t. for governor.
Ex Senator Stewart, continued hi
testimony rtlative.to Schenk and tn
Emma mine yesterday. The drift o
evidence is favorable to Schenk.
Rev. Philo Judson, OF Evanston
Ill, the oldest surviving member OF
1.-The Rock River conference Of the NJ
lG..@Church, died yesterday, aged 10
1 Herndon, a book keeper for tn,
/ Market Bank, New York has alb
seconded, after having dtfrauded th'
bank Of s3S,OoO by skillful system o
check raising.
The Davenport (Ia.,) and ST. Pau
rail road was sold yesterday on an or
der from the U. S. Circuit court anc
was purchased by a trustee for tn.
German bond holders.
DIR. ]. l.. Phillips, Of Springfield
lts, has made report TO the treasur,
department concerning political cor
rnp;ion on the Pacific coast, whicl
i will be made the basis for i,nportan
action;
The Wcstcsn Union telegraph com
pany have commenced the preimi
nary work Of laving new TELEGRAPH
cable between Key West, Florida an
1avanna, Presiden, Or,on with
u corpse Of electricians sailed lro1
: New York yesterday.
Four hundred pounds Of iupite
powder, slowed in the mill Of th
Brown manufacturing company, i
Washing,onville, exploded with grcs
violence Wednesday. and blew 70,
. mrn to atoms, six or seven othc
! were seriously injured.
J. A'London dispatch states that
member Of the house Of common
has called on an officer Of Nher ma ae
government to know whether II
g American government has from on
to two million dollars of the Alaban
claim money remaining for which
can find no legitimate claimants.
Senator Jones. Of Nevada, intr
is duced a bill yesterday, prohibit1
c the transportation Of glycer;ne in al
ei other form than that Of dynamite ar
5 that only in freight trains. Any pc
d son engaged in its transportation sha
r should an explosion occur causil
r. death, be deemed guilty Of manslaug
ter.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
-
wounded.
WASHINGTON

lNDlcrlENraoF.A EEcusANT WITNESS.
WASHINGTON, March 23.- The
Grand Jury have agreed upon an in
dictment in the case Of -Hallctt and
Kilbourn for refusing to answer ques.
tions regarding the so.called real cs-
tate pool before the select committee
tot the House.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
Crooked Whisky in Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 223.-ln the feder.
al court this morning, the Nial of
Rush & Paplman distlllers wusNcon-
tinued. The testimony taken goes to
prove that Dasker Of the firm Of
Roelle, Jasker & Co., paid to Rehm
thirty thousand dollars. Roelle tcsti
fed that he paid sums Of money to
HcssiIg, buEcouid not state III what
amount, he supposed the money was
to be used for political purposes, he
deprecated this illegal way Of con-
ducting business but his firm as we'll
as the Others was obliged 10 do bus.
iness illegally in order to protect
themselves, the court adjourned at
eleven o'clock till to morrow on ac
count of. sickness of thesattorncy.
"a Reported Fight with the Indians.
OMAIlA, March pa report
has been stated from Cheyenne that
General Crook had a terrible fight
with Sitting Bulls band of Sioux,
with loss oftwo soldiers and sixteen
| Indians, and that an officer was in
cheyenne recruiting e volunteers to go
to the generals assistance. No such
information has been received at these
head quarters and General Williams
is authoritytfor denial Of the whole
/ story. No information relative thereto
has been received at Fort Fettermal
4 which is-the nearest point to the ex-
pcdition.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
The Weather To-Day.

.WAsnlNGroN, March 24.-Proba-
.bilities for the North West increasing
cloudiness and rain or snow; rising
temperature, falling barometer and
easterly to southerly winds, increasing
lin force. o. '!lss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
y. j. FISHER.
accepted,

Recalled and testified that the firm
OF Evans & CO., post traders, con,ri.
buted money for political purposes in
pursuance of a request contained in q
private circular. He. did not under
stand that contribution was compul-
sorry, but it is a safer way to pay the
money, apart from political considera-
tiOns.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
Political
.RuopE ISLAND DEMOCRACY.

IT f'''NDf7-'s TT = = '@'f y NV Z
PRoNIpEScE, r. H. March %
The name OF w. b. Beach, law
yer of this city has been placed on
The democratic ticket Tor governor in
place of Gen. Cook, who declined the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24

SEND s,c 10 G. p WoWELLS o.. New York
or l.nmphe ofEl0,pagcs, c.ntnning Ii-,r OF
800 ntwsp ,pcrs, nnd er,in.Ier showing ro-t OF
a v-r !-iu, dvwlvmar7 ,w4a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24

had been selling post traderships ),
This was matter Of common con-
versation at western posts.
A1TY.GENERAL PIERREPoNT.
Attorney Gen Pierrepont was be-.
fore the judiciary committee to-day
in regard to executive interference
with the late crooked whisky trials in
the west. Pierrepont's account Of
his circular letter to the District At
torney is that the President was very
much disturbed at the constant re-
ceipt Of newspaper slips and letters
and personal statements giving infor-
nation Of attempts on the part Of
govermentiofficials inthe west to com
nit fraud on the revenue and that the
president spoke to him on FIVE or six
different occasions expressing his fear
: that such things, if allowed, would
bring scandal, on the administration.
Picrrepont himself was rather inclin-
ed to treat these statements as exag-
gcrations and did not believe the dis.
trict attorney would DO anything i'm
proper IN the matter, he had therefore
rather warded of the Presidents ad-
vances until finally the president sug.
gested that the attorney general had
better write to district attorney on
the subject. Pierrepont had there
fore prepared and forwarded letter
couched as he said in terms that were
rather tame. Nobody had made o,
suggested draaght Of this letter and
he had not submitted it to the Presi
dent, in fact the president knew
nothing of it for three or four day,
afterwards, when he asked Pierrepon
whether he had taken any action il
the matter and then he told him III
written this letter, and he sen
him copy Of it. A couple Of day
afterwards on discovering that tn
letter had been published in Chicag,
papers on the first Of February. him
- self and Mr.. Bristow expressed gres
Indignation in presence Of the pres
dent at the gross impropriety Of Civ
ing publicityIto it, and then the pre-,
ident, who did not manifest any feel
ing whatever on the subject, remark
ed he had never read the lette
Pierrepont further stated that Gener,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
Y1t,1hto,. Co,.,.ty,.

Dakota. The undersigned Agents for the above
COLONY. will receive for sale all lands In Yankton
or adjacent counties. which are In the market. II
is the intention oflhc above colony to emigrate to
Dakota the coming season, ,-and TO purchase
through us as iheir agents. farms convenentto o
railroad. The undersigned have made arrange
inent sfwitli nearly all The
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
Ne. G. LEONARD.

Formly aMpar,ner in hard j are
business in Gnc'nnati, with late
Mr.. Bowers, testified that the estate.
was wortn s25,0o0%to 100000, being
the life insurance money he owed To
Mrs. Bowers, it was paid to Geo. III.
Pendletvp, the mutual friend Of both,
ard her attorney. The witness DID
not know whether Pendle,on> was in
innate with Marsh. knew Marsh, but
not in business way.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
Terrible Explosion, and Less of Life.

Terrible Explosion, and Less Of Life.
LARAMIE Clry, March 23.-A,
about 1 tins morning IA boiler in ,hc
Union Pacific companies rolling mill
a, this place, exploded with terrible
force, completely wreclling the south
half Of the MILL Four men were
INSTANTLY KILLED
and ten others wounded seriously.
The explosion occurred after the
night hands had gone home and be
fore the morning hands came on, SO
that less than tweuty men were in
the mill at the time, nearly every one
Of whom was either killed or hurt.
The boiler was carried through the
stone wall of the mill and
'oUT a QUARTER OF "A MILE ON TIE
PRAIRIE.
The following are list Of killed:
Richard Rely, Harvey Miner, James
Powers, .Wm. Wadel. Seriously
&ounded, James Craven, George
Shhmessy, Robert Mclean, Wm. a.
/ Thomas. -Four others arc slightly
wounded. :
One ,ofthe wounded, NlichaelsBuck
ley has died, and-two more will prob
ably die. Every one of the killed
had FAMILIES HERE IN Laramie
The wounded have been taken t,
! the Sisters Hospital. Damage esti-
mated at $4,000. Cause Of explosion
not ascertaincd.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
SIR. EVANS.

Testified that during the presidcn.
tial canvas he, in compliance with the
circular, received at Fort Sill. scnt
1900 to the republican executive com.
mit,ec in Washington. He had paid
a hundred aud fifty dollars to the
same committee within six III nths.
He voted for Lincoln as Presiden,
against cCls!la,- h..t-was- -nas--n4.w.
mixed up in politics. He would not
.,aye paid money il he had not been
called on to do so. He sent checks
for the money to Post Master Ell
munds.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
Railroad Companies in New
England,

through our sub-agent IN Boston, to assist usiu
carry In. on, this enterprise. We are confident
that II. will prove perfect snccess. Thousandr
are leaving New England for the west, and II Yank-
ion and ndiacent counties offer better induce
merits al this time. ihdn othcr locations, we
feel conhdent that We can setlie up this vicinity
by M intelligent and we'll to.dO class Of people
WITHOUT delay. All persona having land for sslc
VIII dowell to give us an early CALL this week, II
possible. AS ~--hase been tp c"n-dcsAbe ex.'
pense in working up this cntcrPrlsc and c1pec.to
Ing, we shall require nll persons leaving lands
with us 10 give ns the exclusive agency Tor the
sale OF the same for three months. and ehali also
rcnuirc a advance fec OF three dollars for each
uuarlcr section OF land left In our hands on salc;
sn,d three dollars to be deducled from he com.
ceeds from said advanced fees 10 be expended In
advertising. ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
LII. COI.. McGouk

Tes,i6es that he believed the Sec
retary of War or some middle man,
had been selling post traderships
This was matter Of common con-
versation at western posts.
ATTY. GENERAL. PIERREPQNT.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24
New England Colony,

Which nlss embraces Northern New York sud
Cunadi5 Tor Tin purchase I'd sctt1cmcnt
of lands in ti1
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24

The bank Of Camden county New
York failed Yesterday.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-01
L O ST!
L O s T..

LO 8 +.
HHECK6 OF RAYMOND b ELY MINING
" Company, lost or stolen from the malls
that left Phoebe December Slst, 1875: No. 1859,
siis; No issas. 500; No isI!s. slis; No issss,
sos 90; No ise4s, sra; No iloes. sslo No 1855.
SlS2 Is; No lAOeS. tS3S -; No lt0ss, -; No
1880, sil0; No 1889. $50 90; No iAols. sia2; No
ls7ee, $40; No 1889, e1s7 as; No 1901, sl22;
Ne :o Nc Nc issss 49, No 10 . mSs1 s' e.
1854, sis; No 1897. S1l2; No 1889, ei04; No
isAOs, Si04; No lS71s, $50; No llo66, Sl28 70; No
lss7S, $40; No ls72o, 500; No 1880. Sll6; No
lSoe7, $40; No l<O67. S20 No lS70o, Sl2O, No
,so;, 60! 81 No iso,s 81, q No ls,iC ss3
Slls; No ll0s3. $500; No lS137, Sis; No 1ss72,
!i2!; No is2s7. !ilo; No lsAso. si2A; No lssAs,
4. J. Blair. Superintendent. ON Alps Mining
os%R S X b SS ss " VII. a. q; a.so Co.. San
Francisco: No COS. 500.
J. n. Rice, Agent, on Wells. Fargo 1 Co., Ban
Trancisco: No 100. S63 Is; No lea, SlAl rs; Nc
ies. SO 20; No 100. $lss "a; No 2ol. S2l 20; No
y. i. Grimm, on wells. Fargo / Co.. San
!. Y. oluts. on Bank Of california. San Fran.
cisco: No $50. ISL rs, No GIT. $500; No es2
500; No 20, ss5; No ss7. Ssl; Nos.l. Sl0,
Ten shares Of Yellow Jacket. name Of Jas II
Latham 3 Co.. rrustess: certificate No l0lS7, tsr
shares Yellow Jacket. name Of Jas u. Latham
o.. Trustees; certificate No SRA. twenty shares
nsxtean Mining Company stock; csEtiAcase Nc
Transfer has bean stopped on stocks and pay
~ - 'A STATE BANK OF NEVADA.
By J. ". WAaeaT, Manassr. jis-t
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-01
n Q T ZOE.

Il STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FoR
"A rs hsesl ysax lists are now dus and psys.
81, al the lev IN regard to THAR collection
viii be sEsietly enforced.
MILES CULLEN,
Treasure Lincoln County. Nevada, and q.
oGAeto Tax 1eeetvsr.
Piooks Nsv., October 18th, 1875.
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