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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06
THE GREAT A

The Turks Seem 10 make more head
way in Asia than in Europe. Along the
line Of the Danube they have been un-
fortunate. They have been driven
back. and the enemy has crossed In
great force. But In Armenia they have
resisted the attacks Of the Russians with
effect. Everywhere they have gained
victories. The bear has been beaten at
every point, and Turkey in Asia has
osunserbalsncsd the victories Of Russia
in Europe.
II il possible. bot BY no means prob
able. that the Tlrkiah victories In Asia
will have an ~apprsciabls effect upon the
Russian operations In Europe. Il Is
difficult 10 judge Of the movements in q
great war. They may be made TO DE-
csivs. a. they may be made In earnest.
But we have always looked upon the
Asiatic campaign Of the Russians a. q
mere strategic movement. whose sole
aim vas TO draw OF the Turkish troops
from the defense Of the Danube. That
We were right in our estimate il amply
proven by the fact that the main body
Of the Russian troops il In Europe. and
that but for the diversion In Asia, Tur-
key could have brought . force to bear
upon the enemy which would have Of.
festually~ prevented the crossing Of The
Danube.
The Porte has one more chance. Before
Adrianopls. which Is the key 70 Con-
stsntinopis. cas be reached. the Balkan
mountains must Be crossed. The
Russians cannot pass over them fo'
from every peak Turkish cannon com
nanas the road. The soldiers OF the
Car must go through the passes. and II
the Turks are brave and fight with spirit
they can prevent the passage. Turkeys
salvation now hangs upon the defence
Of the Balkan mountains. viii she
work out her ~Aalvation! Time alone
can tell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06
COSMOPOLITAN AMERICA.

The San Francisco Stock Report. conn.,
menting upon the celebration Of the
Fourth In that city. says:
THE Declaration Of Independence
came next. Surely that was read by q
true born American No. IL was read
by Henry Edwards, m Englishman.
Dear, dear /: and the Grafton De.
hvered BY Henry George. q naturaiizsJ
Englishman. NeIt = song. Viva rAmsr-
ica.' sung by (swest goddess Of American
liberty y Miss Marian Singer. an Englisl'
woman. Next. q German song. by Miss
Rose Stella, q German woman. The
concluding exercises must certainly have
been purely American. What was 1t :
BY all that Is sacred and free. n march
by Charley Shultz. a German. The
stars and the stripes were waved over
our heads by Europeans, and the ami.
vsrsary Of our natal day Ia celebrated
by strangers. Understand. there Ii
nothing to be whispered even. against
the ladies' and gentlemen who did us the
honor Of keeping up our national iesti.
val. This 10 q cosmopolitan city. and
the Britishers have been very kind to
Grant. SO ws extend the right hand oil
good fellowship to these aliens born un'
der other suns, and give them the free
dom Of our city,"
Yes. aud let the Stock Report editor,
or any other man, ask Henry Edwards
Harry George. Charley Schultz. Marian
Singer. Rose Stella, or any others O
foreign birth who participated In tn,
exercises or o~bservauess Of that glori'
Gus occasion. II they were Americans,
and they would say. YES! just a
much As were those Of n hundred years
ago."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06

The anaconda in the Geological Gar
dens. London. which has been con-
sidersd quite a respectable snake. turns
out to be = comparatively small creature
Of its kind. Henry J. Cooke, OF Caracas.
Venezuela. In q letter to Frank Buck
land. states that In the small rivers
which How into the Orinoco there are
large numbers OF anacondas much larger
than the one the society has, and that
In q large pond near q friends house in
Maturin lives in shy retirement one that
is 20 feet long and q yard In diameter.
The managers Of the Gardens have
offered $4,000 for the capture and
delivery in England Of this serpent. II
requires an expert fisherman to catch
these creatures alive. In Africa q live
dog il used as bait. and after the dog has
been bottled the boa coils up and takes q
nap; and then the fisherman stuffs him
into . bag. A big pocket will Be re-
quired for the gentleman In the Maturin
poud.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06

Tat Iowa Convention seems 10 have
been stirred by successive revolutions
somewhat in tho way Hamslin town
vas BY the Pipsr's music The mum.
bling grew to a g~rumtling. and the
g~rumblipg grew to n mighty rumblins,"
and then to the front came the war
horses tumblins TO cling to the past and
keep 10 FROM crumbling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06

IT IL said in Washington that the
highly sulogistic biography Of the new
Commissioner Of Agriculture. which
appeared In the Ecsaisg Star. was writ.
ten BY his intimate friend. Private Sec
rotary Rogers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06

A BALrrxoRx hack -driver reached his
home at midnight ON Tuesday and com
plainsl Of sewers pains in his side.
Rising from his chair be said to his
wife. "I shall die before morning" and
walked toward the window. Suddenly
he fell TO the f~oor-dsad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06

VIZ are told that Bob-rt Toombs ''is
directing all the powers Of his magnih.
cent intellect to the consideration Of the
needed change in the Georgia Consti.
tuition. Then all that can be done Is 10
cry. "God save the Georgia Constitu.
tiour'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06
FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE.

A MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE CON.
"A mittce q Arrangements for the celebration
Of the Fourth OF July In Gold Hill will be held
At thu hall Of Yellow jacket Rnglne Company.
No. 2..on SATURDAY EVENING, July 7th, ai
half.past 7 O'Clock. for Q flnal settlement OF all
business connected with the occasion. Any
and all persons having bills TO prrssnt will
please hand The same 10 n. p. WOLF. at Rein.
stein 4 VOLTS clothing store. on or before
Friday evening. In order that the zane may DO
properly audited aud inspected. Jisid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06

TIE main objection to the Presi.
d.nt's order. which comes from its oP-
p~ousnts. Is that Ii will injurs the party.
Did these objectos never bear Of Al
ofics holder who wal an injury to the
partyi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06
THE FOURTH At CARSON.

The Oieriess Birshday Of The Hs-
sies Celebrated IL Capital ssyis
-Peea ~ W. X. wsare-rargss
sheetiug-IlsU the nay Was Cei-
sbratsd ~ the State Prtssn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06
DECORATION

Not as much bunting a. usual was
spread 10 the breeze. Gibson 4 Desley
had . fine display; Captain Jim Hunt had
the Morton House we'll decersted; Frank
Bosko spread considerable bunting, and.
in fact. The town wore the appearance Of =
holiday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06
PIANOS TO LET.

A WOODWARD / BRowsuH@
"A PIANo. used put . few U
months. for rent. Apply at MN Huu
Noes Mfillnsry Store. 10 south o street,
dspos. 20 Main street, 6cld mn.
jsil1 N. D. PARSONS, Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06
TuE GRAFTON

BY Attorney Kittrell was 9 splendid effort.
and . more thoroughly patriotic Fourth OF
July Grafton we never listened 10; more.
over, this was the verdict Of all who had
the pleasure Of listening 10 II.
The singing Of the "Star Spangled Ban
ner'' concluded the exercises. and the spa
cious hall being cleared those present trip
ped the light fantastic 10 the merry music
Of the Carson Bras Band.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06

Two prizes. one . gold medal. gotten mp
by the citizens. and the other . suit Of
clothes. donated BY Frank Boskowitz, were
contested for by members Of the Carson
Guard. The contest for the FIRST prixs, the
medal. resulted in Q tic between Duncan
and Moran. each firing dive shots and
scoring 30 points each. In shooting Oh
the tie afterward, Duncan won BY q score
Of ~ against IS by Moran.
The suit Of clothes a. second prize has
not yet been awarded, owing 10 . dispute
concerning Creedmore rules. The leather
medal was won by W. A. Van Reed.
Hon. II. q. Parker. lately elected mem.
Der Of tho Carson Guards. and not COM
peting FOR . prize. made the following
score: 4. 5, I. 5, 5-29, which. consider
ing the high wind blowing. was remarka-
bly, good.
Tins ended the days amuscments. and
We are compelled to state that the whole
celebration belonged TO the Carson Guard
and tho Virginia and Truckee Railroad
employees.
TIE BAIL IN mi EVENING.
The ball was . grand success. The hall
was beautifully decorated and illuminated.
and was crowded TO It's fullest extent. The
music by our Carson Qusdrillo Band was
pronounced superb. and dancing was kept
up until daylight destroyed the glare Of
the lamps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06

Mt TO paint our ralnbow brighter.
Rot to guild this MORNINGS glory.
Not TO build . fragile pnstwork,
Thst shall melt and iads away;
Not alone BY .how and pageset.
flannting plumss. bArbaric splendor.
C,oth Of guild, or sheen Of dismonds.
Can we celebrate this day.
Ger the land are some ptill weeping.
For the loved one, gone before us:
On the land some MANNED are ng'ring.
showing what the strife has bore US.
Nov the past and present meet us:
Now the ne s.born eoun ~ greets us;
while We glory still We pray,
Pay that freedom consecrated,
ny the tear Of weeping millions.
by the life blood Of the nation,
May from US be parted n.ver.
NAY with ne forever stay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-06
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

an MONDAY. July oTH II. o. BAKER
~ viii open . PRIvATR SCHOOL In the old
Grammar School Buiiding. Day eiass for chill.
common and higher branches. Terms-Day
School, a. Q week. Night school. % . month.
jy3n =
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sHERiFF's SALE.

III VIRTUE 90 An ExH(vrrr0N
- TO me directed. issu.d out 81 The honar'
abe second Judicial District Court, on . ,uds.
.nsh' rendered therein on the 10th dsv a s,r,o
Ter, isTh. IN f.vor ~ Thonss p.., .n,
9c~eph beef and against u. q. bryant. for nm,
sum u s10'1 i3-ivo with interest," on ths ann
o. .l.ss. ~ q th. rate Of per cent p~r month
ana 90 tis ~ 81 ten per cent per snpum firm
ase oi ludstns Mt. together with the snm ~
~ 20 cost Of suit aud aeerulns costs. nov A.,
we sum 81 VI ~. have levied upon ana s.I,eJ
sna viii siposs 81 pa lie 81 the wood ysci nes,
Lmpir- Guy. orin.by county. on IN. s,st Jsx
~ octobsr, A. u, 1910. between the hou,~ "a =
oe!ech A. y AMI O'Clock IN. 10 w,,. :,
"cioca . A.. sil tho right. tile. tnt.s,st Ana
sla,fn % the said y. q. bryant Of. IN ara ~ IN
.o,.ewins dsseribcd property. situate And being
70 IN. county ~ orssby snd state III MA
70 VII -Four hup-if-d cords nut pine vood.
y. T. swiFr,
shsfih OF the Comfy 81 Ov,nsbv.
cafson City. October ~. 1878. IL
~. .. sposs sale 10 hereby posspoued until the
un asy OF November. 4. b. isfs. ~ same time
c.'.oa os,. oeso,~s 81. isis. ''''''
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TO the unfortunate
~ NEW REMEDIES I
mNl NEW REMEDIES I
DIR. CIBBON's DIsPENsARY
- 623 kearny street.

10, Francisco. Established tr 1854. foy tbs
treatment OF sexual and seminal Diseases such
az Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, Syphilis In a
It's forms, seminal Weakness, Impotcncy etc
skin diseases of years standing ana liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
semina Emissions. the conss quencc Of self.
sbuse' This solitary vice, or deprayed sexual
Indulgence. IL pfacticed by the youth OF both
kexes 70 all almost Unlimited extent. prtsiucfn.
with unerrinR certainty, the following train M
morbid symptoms. unless nombated by scieptt.
nc medical measures. viz: sallow counter
hnce. dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head. ringing In the ears noise like the rustlipo
OF leaves and rattling Of ohariots. unessipsts
About the Ioins. weakness Of the limbs coofn .
sed vision, biuDted intellect, Loss OF Confidence.
dimdence In approaching strangers, q dislike 10
form new acquaintance, disposition 10 sAup
society, loss OF memory hectic fu,hes ui,ni..
and various erupfions about the faces. furrd
tongue. fetid breath. coughs, CONSUMPTION
night swests, monomhnia aud frequent INSANITY.
IL relief be not obtained, should spply iu,n,s
aiateiy either In person or by letter. and have a
{ ur. effected by his new and scientific mode Of
trstihg TINS disease. which never fails o! If.
fccting quick and radical cure
CURED At HOME.
Persons AZ a distance may BE- CuRYp AT
HOME, by sddressings letter TO DIR. GIBsoN
ttAtlng cas-, symptoms. .spgth OF tine the dis,
ase hst continued. and have medicine pron,,t.
" Forwarded, free from damage and curio.itv
70 any part Of the country, with full and plain
directions. by Inserting Ten Dollar. coli, In
registered letter. through the Postoffcs =,
through Wells. Fargo A Co.; psckss. Of m.di.
line viii he forwarded To any par, of the linton
Correspondents viii please inform DR. ,;ihhor
hat they read his advertisements, IN the Appr.,
Adiress. DIR. y. y. GlBBON
octis-iy Boz 1887. San Francisco.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
EOR AN lNCURABLE CASE.
DR.. LIE Riehas's
U ID " IA l. n An

After ten years 81 trial On this coast Sss p,ox.1
lsrn the only curative Ia certain ei... -
ais.ss.s pronounced by medical prsciiiionsr. !.
p.. L. Riehs.'s Golden nsi..m n. /,
sur.s Chanc~s. hrst and second st,s,s. go.
IN the Iess or BODY. sore Ear, Eyes, So..' 80
s"pp~r-eolored Bioiebes. kyphiinic C,,.y,h
nis~ssed scalp. aud all ID. prl,usry far,as -;
,. ns a',ss,s hno.n syphilis. Piice, IS pss
,'s. he htchsu's Gslasw p.l..~ A.. q
. ,, ,srilary. Mercurial. syphiliilr Nheums.
,isni. bain. ~ the boD.r. B.ek ~ the s,.t
nI.efAi.i sor. Throat. syphilitie ns.h- n,,,.
ana conifseted Cords. siinnss. of. h. iin,i.
~ sfsdies'e. OIL diseases FROM the system
whether caused by indisrr,ion or sin.s =;
ine'cnry leaving the blood purr and hs.i,hs
Fr'es. ~ p~r bottle. " two fos ".
Do. IL Rlehso's GsIden s~. .s.A
AWtoAoee.
n ~ tne cufe o. 0onorrhes. oiess, irrisst,o
Gravel. and al Urinary or fi,nitsi d...rrsnS
s ~. 's 49, - !sr so',i..
" - en s c.lass spssisA
vssn and Injection fer severn rssss ~ 0o,.
osShes, inhsulfnstosy Ote~t. stsiesur-. 80 ~,
ais.ss~ ~ the Kidneys and Bisdd.s. pr,ss
""ps e"us' esd
Alss. Aseess Ter ps. L. n,eh....
0sodeW rtlis.
~ ssminai weshnsn. Might kmisssoas. In.
Hrsss5. and sll disease ss.sins from M.sia1.
ho,ts: The evauise OoLpss Bulsx n M, .s
"eiy W fonnd botres. On rceip, 81 MIC.
~. meiisiSss = M h. sent 10 eli psr,. ~ 49,,
80 49, ~ - - ~. 2. .s'i, .ssss.iy pscA. I.
hlCuAnps . CO.. Wholesale Ard MAJ, 49,.
cisse and sbsnisae. ssutbv sse sssrss al CO.
- ~, ssnsons ssfvsss. sas tssseisro. CsiiicsrS
n
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NORTH CARSON SILVER MN
an ing Company. Location OF principal
place OF business, San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, ormsby County, Nev,ds.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting Of ira
Board OF Directors, held on the 9th day OF Jan.
uAry 1877. an assessment, No. o. OF fifteen cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation. payable Immediately In United
States sold coin, to the Secretary, al the ONCE
OF the company, Room /, No. 400 Montgomery
street. San FfGncisco, California. Any stock
npcn which this sssc. ssient shall remain mn.
paid on the 10th day OF February. 1877, will b.
delinquent, and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment in made before
will be sold on MONDAY. the FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1877. to pay the delinquent assess.
menf, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale. by order OF the Board Of Di.
rectors.
o. Il. BO6ART, Secretary,
ONCE. Room l, No. 4o2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California.
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FELIX n. MERzaAcH,
Professor Of Music
AND AGENT yoR THE
s1elHwAY. cHlckfRlna. AND
hAllET 1 DAVIS PlANJs,
Once at. o. Fox's. C.rson CITY. ja2s.u
sHERlFF's GALE.

Ry VIRTUE or A DECREE AND
- vIucr ot caie issued out Of aud under the
60 % the Honorable second Judicial Distric,
sa.., W snh ior tho county Of Ormsby State of
~, Aah, on Judgment Obtained ther in ON the
iy'h Gay OF November. A. ID. 1s7G, and stt.sted
=. NJ, sis, day OF November. A. ID 1870. IN favor
=, vcsIs Fargo Company, and against A n
nsoseh. Trenmor Conn and ]. W, Walton
.ns ~, IN u eighteen thousand one hundred
~ 'hift!-s"yen dollars and Gfty.uine ceuta
WIN interest on the SUN Of eight tho,.
s"u Nv. hundred aud two dollsrs and M
leone cent? lss,SO3 bi.inol from the agd dsv 81
oI,ur, is7o. until psid a, the rate Of one and
hAii per cent. per month; with Interest ON ~,
suin OF eight thousand four hundred ana fortv
.our ,tsoi thereof from the 23i dsy Of Oc.
.oner, irIU. until paid At the rate of Ten per
..h'. pr annufn. and costs OF suit taxei Al M
"a ~, aoilArs and forty cents (S5T 4o-i0ll,
~ ,,.fkr accruipg costs In the sum Of - g,.
snn al costs which may accrue by reason II
sn'sftsing, commission. etc all Ia gold coin
VI she United htaie-. and against said d.f.nd
si,s. ~ persons claiming nndrr them or
ntnt VI tnein subsequent 60 the 2sd dsv ~
osto,sr. 1873. BE- FOREVER barred ana for.eio.ad
=. ~ e1ui'y aud night u redemption IN and
70 ,hs hortgased premises hereinafter a.,
-, sna 70 m" directed, Commanding
$500 ~ according 20 law certain mort.
1891 property hereinafter described ~
AVS. .s fhs above demands; and In t,nr..,.,e.
,',,',, nave levied upon and will ..posn 4,
puonc auction in front 81 the Cour, Hon. : d,o,
80 az ."y Ofmsby tounty. state Il Neysds.
~ .ne s.,h DAY OF DEcEMBTH. A. u. isTs
:, we hours Of pa. NJ. and " ~, 10 wit.
:, si.,,., n, All the right, title, interest
=. .ihn OF tbs above named defepdsnt. n, A,
s i 20 me Following described moriesged pr,n,.
pfoi.riy 10 wit. All the right, title inter.
..ste Of said defendants o. In and 10 Ger.
n s".d Hume situate IN the oonntie. ~ Dong.
- NO ornshs. siste % Nevsda, running ON or
.s,s' ,'eh tr.sk, called and Known a. M. Giant
,ogeshsf With all branches, fr.sier.. con
s,.r. stef.rights. privileges and ,opur.
. .s thereto belonging. used oe sresr,.sd
~, w. io.eihsr with all ways. rights Of
.ee'ea OF n-sd Herewith. i.ibr The nro,srt,
aos.hosd IN said decree and order 81 sale.
r.- y. T. swIrr, sheriff.
Ssnon City, December q, is7s.
ELLIS kiso. Plsiasin. ATTORNEYS.
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i tho United stsies for the Dis,ric. VI
Ae.ada.-ln the matters OF FORREST L.
fL1Na and FRANK 4. TOwLE, carpeuters
Bsnkrnpts. In Bankrupicy.-uhiicd state. OF
America, District Of Nevada, ss.-A warrant in
bankruptcy has been issued by said Court
against Tho estate Of Forrest l.. Finn and Frank
T. Toxle. carpenters. Of the city OF Carson,
county 81 orInsby and State OF Nevada, in "a d
District. who have been duly sdjudged bank
rups upon their own petition: and the payment
u any debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging TO said bsnkrupts. TO tbs M or their
use. aud the transfer Of any property by them,
are forbidden by law meeting OF the credit.
ors OF said bsnkrupts. to prove their debts and
choose one or more assignees Of their estate,
Will be held At = Court OF Bankruptcy, to be-
holden q virginia. in said District, on the 2Ist
day OF February, A. d. 1877, stl o'clock P. H.,
q the Office Of L. strother, Room No. { id
feiicwi Ga!!d.ng. ccrner g and smith streets.
one Of the Registers Ia Bankruptcy Of said Dis.
frict. AUGUSTUS AsH
United States Marshal, and Messenger In Bank.
ruptcy for said District
BY p. g. CohsErr. Deputy. fela I'd
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II TmE Ossr2,Cr CouRr ov

IL TIVE O1srWlCr COURT Ov
y, he ,niisd Niste- fos the Distr q Of N.vsas
~ W. matter of oLohgE @. THAxTsR. tsnt.
,.f', IN ss,s'ur'.y II, ltd -t.s-. II Ams,,r.
nI,,'ir' of Nevada. o. II warrant in bsnh ma.
~ hs p'sn issued by said Court ssslnss ~.
'""s ., t.ors. z Thsitsf NJ Canon, con,.s,
~ ofmshy aud state Of Nevada, IA said dl.sr,.t,
WI, WI" has y y duly sdjudsed bsnhrupt nro.
"a ' . rulon. sod The psymsss of en-, 4. b..
"a wuvssy o. sny psvps " b-ionsins 10
.s1a BANKRUPT. 70 him os % hls nss' ana a.
,,rsnsss 81 any propersy by him. srs so,h.ddsr
nv. ineosips u the creditors on s.,a
~. r, W pfoss bis debit snd choose one ar
s sso'. ssiensss Of bis e~ssts, vii b. heiS - :
. =. y bankruptcy, 20 b. holssn 81 v,,s,s,s
~. .s'a district. 90 the lssh ssy u April a. ~
-. nccm No Z. oda Fellows HuilS,ss s 1901.
~ . sni smith stfrts. one u shs ns~i.sss. ~
pehA. npsey " said dlsssscs.
Auorsrra AsN.
Waited stsess Nasshsl snl ns.s~r ~ s.~s.
rupsey to- seid Dissrcs.
WF :. cosssss. D-pusy. aria
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Or. |. 4. NeaaicK.
HosEoPArssc suy.,.,A
o'"os-is n" Riseisis x.v Mo- :. vsno,
CARSON cirY. NEVADA
g sxcovD srD,c1A. n,,r.,r-

= c,n msc g: JrDscIAL Dssrwscr
jswss. s' !. .ns .ssss q Nevada, In ana sor
s s. ' shrisyss. sss.ssd. Notice n Ss,sss
sse met MONDAY. THE SJYr nav ~
cc.s.VAhr. Is'f.. q 10 o'eicrH - ~.
800 .s, q sssd ccur 10 csssoa C,sy. ~ :.
iss ~ "a, - - re tine ss1 plses Tor psy,.
end scs hearing The % plIretios 81 49, 80.
49, ~ Issuencs 70 HIN u lsssses essass.s,ssssy
We 80 vessv ssy ppsuso lnSse~SS1 - ~
- ed ecsssss ~ esas. w..
y:ssd Sssuay .. lesS,
''"s T.jg ARDS, c,.,.
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SECOND JUDICIAL OssrnsCr
80, ~ '" siate 81 Nevada. 10 and Tor % ,msb,
p.i,", ~ me matter 81 the estate IL william
,.s. ssiuhpsi. the iiih dsy o. Y,bruar,'
~ oeloFh a. n. ed the coustspoa n
80 ."n' ~ c.f-'n CITY. have ben sy,,.oioteS
- ". ,,ne and plsoe for proving ths viii ~
~. Silnsm Ps,fsr.on. d.csss-si. snd sas hss,.
.hs ,s. rpns:u"n ef sililsn II. Mu.ssove for
When and ~hess sny pess,n les.s.sss.s ~. ~,
pssr and eoassst ~ ssne. "
r,,r... 1T :; EDwRADs. clssh.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-08

MOTTO Is HEREBY GIVEN
AN that the copsrtnership heretofore existing
between NJ. NJ. Gaiae and A. c. May. in tbs
vsds, was this day dissolved by mutual con.
tent. The said Gage succeeds to the books and
business: and he assumes all the liabilities OF
this late copsrtnership; and all debts due tbs
same are payable TO him.
Signed; NJ. NJ. GAGE,
A. c. MAY.
Carson City. Ncvads, January Q, ls77.u
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ESTATE or WIN. PATTERSON,
occeAsee.

NOrtCE TO rWGpVTOa
AN Nosics V hss~ty vfvss ~ the nnas sslr,..,,
ese<ass VI the Lest vsii of William pssssssos'
e.s-sd 70 The esvssiioss ~. and eli p~r~,ss
ssviss s'sisns assisss. The sid dssesssd, 10 o..
NY. thsn smnsn see hssssks after the nrSt
q tks Lao once u 3. ". v. Dss,.s' esss~s ~
Ncsth csssSh Ed gfce'os sssv~1s, Css~.s s,.s,'
1sssds. Nm. n. Htans,,Vr ~"Ss
Lsssssss q ~ isss viu q Nh. passsv,-s
oeceo01.
Ds'ss = osrss org. ~ s.suAy. ssss :,
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And In accordance With isv and an or.,, a, Oh.
Board Of Trustees. made on the Isth "a, az ~.
semoer. isse. - many shares Of each psrs.i Of
public auction. ct the ONCE d the se~r,tsy-
locst~k In the Boston Bakery. oppo.,,. a.:
United States Mint. North Carson strsst. Cs.,on
Cify. Nevada. ON tho
AZ the hour OF u ". Of said day. % ray the sald
delinquent assessment thereon. 3 g~;hsr vi,
costs u advertising and expenses OF sale,
JOHN b. ELY, secre;ssy.
CsrSon City. December ilth. ls7s.
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San Francisco Time on C.P.RR. Csrsop
Time on v. kT. RR.
Dinner On Boat from San Francisco. and
hreakfAst u Reno. going Past
brvakfast on Boat from Vallejo, going west.
Vallejo.
n. N. YERIN0rON,
General Supt v. kT.R.R
A. N. T0wNE,
Ahiff General supt. q. r. H. r.