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sHERIFF'S SALE.

tlY. VIRTUE BIZ An ExEcuTIOR
Ninth JhdlGl1l Harriet OF the Stntc ~ \, vn,Ir
In and for tho coiii'y Of Eiko, IN tho sui, OF 81
= ,EshHEEMAS r. ,lmtii against THE wEnFOU3
the Sd day Of JANUARY, A. d. 1871, have ieyioJ
upon the following described property, toStt,
Ihnt Cnittlh mining ground Gih claitn Silu.
htcd III tho Iailrdad Ainllk District. 80 Railroad
,gNnsh ~, Elko County, HotadI, kuutn Ia thd
Tho Trlrdli milling claim. situated IN salt
mining district hring Loo Zee, IN extent IN thG
Mcbugof o 800 = -"
Thai ctttain mining GROUND 6ii ttgim Of ,ont
loot, kno"n as tho Extension Bbiil6h Ledge;
situated In aid mining district. AiSo, tlai CIR.
iA!n mining ground and claim situated in said
thininE district, known ~ tbs. Columbia vein
Also. that certain tunnel alto md location known
district. together with all d fights The foIo nts
tached. and all veins and deposits OF ORC AMI
mineral for distance nt 700 feet ON zach kIls
Of 1000 feel from Tho tars Of said In nell nm.
ming III Direction Vest Of south about ten de.
gt0es m"Enoilc. bbing tho haIno property located
iioIce OF With Is recorded In H1h @, OF tbS
page ~. -
hlsot lots numbers IA, IL, u, 49, 10 and II IN
bullion CITY, In said naliIpha iownshir. aud
81 liz feet being ngrlhetly Of tic lots formerly
owned or claimed by Mhs. Ella Hoffman. btina
IN block y ~ laid down hnd lchi2n.icd IN thu
records OF Elk0 equity. together with cer,sIn
smcliing works Inflated In ,aidi township,
known rs the Plato Smelirr, consisting OF FIR:
race. platform healca. engine boiler, blower.
feed gauge. rock ernshcr aud Naict right 10 b,
used IN connection with said fufnart aud
tmel.cr. ..-.'' = - - .s''' '''
Also a lot Of timber and ttats Hon.
a fGll aud complete ini tnlJry Of EStd Property
VIII 10 exhibited ri tho time and place Of anlr
thereof - -
Notlco "a hereby giycd that, on MONDAY,
Tho FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. u, INF,
between the hours Of qUt lock t. ~ and s 6'tlcrE
=. h:' visi NJ "a .O'cioth %. OF said day, at lilo
courthouse in Pho VIII sell THO above dc!
actibsi properly u tho ihghrRl bidder or bid
dcrr1 for tHsh, goll coin ot tho Tinted States
a., III. l., sElrH, Sheriff.
'hhuhy Nv NM JailiSg
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IRON Thursdays Daily. ]
(,linIi.,rn ILL., Midi


The Virginia Chronicle tells OF u for
lorn young man Of that city, who all
for love, loaded up big pistol and
started for the graveyard with the in
tention Of ending his existence where
lie could be hnndily buried, but was
deferred from committing the awful
deed by The attention of henlthy bull
dog while crossing II turnip ranch which
lay i'll tho most direct route to the city
OF the dead. Although anxious to die,
ho didn't relish the idea OF being
mutilated and unhands0mc corpse, ana
rs tho dog evidently meant bust
ness, he discharged tho contents
OF tho pistol into the fcrocious canine,
and having no dose for himself, took
the back track for homo ns soon M tho
owner OF the dcfunct dog lowered the
muzzlo Of tho shotgun with which lle
lad the young man covered. Nuiwith-
standing the brief mole 10 his landlndy
announcing his Tell intent, tho CHrOHcie
says che is now quite cheerful, anil
took another girl TO the ll,enter last
might"
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Mr. folly will niako..d most excellent
representative. and though quiet, in
manner. will no doubt make himself
heard mud felt before thc adjournment
Of the Legislature. .....
Much work has already been accom-
plished i'll the interest Of Elko County,
and when it comes before tho Senate
aud Assembly for their notion it will
doubtless he approved. In this counec-
ton cannot close Imy letter without
referring to tho labors OF Prof. Sessions
III tho interest OF the State University.
For the past Week his'cfroris have been
incessant, and MI. pleased to sdy sue
ccssful. Tho people Of Elko owe much
to this gentleman. and the least 'they
can do is to extend to him the credit
mud encouragement SO justly his due.
DR.. J. ". Fox, formerly Of Elko, YIELD
ing to the earnest solicitations Of the
principal citizens of Carson. has coll
sentcd to locate herein the practice Of
his profession. FIpELIrEn.
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ing into Puddoek's body. ThrSo or
four bullets took effect, and one passed
through his stomach. Peel was uuhurt.
After tho fourth shot Paddock threw
down his pistol and remarked, "Dcys,
I'm dead man." md sank down at
the foot Of the :post. Peel put away
his revolver, and walking back to the
saloon, resumed his seat as IL nothing
had happened, while Paddock was
taken to tho hospital. lie remained
several months, expecting to die dnily.
The wound in his stomach was such
that the Physicians Mt the time Of the
examination did not expect him to 1.-Two
IN hour, but after his recovery he WAS as
strong rs ever. Peel afterwards killed
"El Dorado Johnny" IN a street fight,
and was in turn killed in Helena, Mon
tann, by johnny Bnll.
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In Justice (nnrt.

John Doc and that other unfortunate.
Richard Roe, hnvo been ut Il again.
Tho aforesaid Richard had his hcnd.
-picco beautifully carved and scolloppcd
by tho said Doc, for Which inno,cnt
amusement tho pugnncious John way
taxed to the tune Of fifty dollars. Tho
foundation Of tho fun was an oycr.in.
dulBcnco in tnrantuln."
a raso arising out Of nm erroneous
calculation Of tho topography Of tho
town. by fuddlcd citizen, was also In.
vcstigatcd by tho Court, but in consid.
Grafton Of the fnct Of tho remarkable
family resemblance existing among the
key holes on tho min street; M tho
Court remnrkctl--" Even n man M,
over half drunk might matte II blundcr
In tho matter Of locality" tho unfor.
tunato wns released OH payment Of the
sum required to rcjuvcnato the assault.
ell premises, amounting to S27.
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Thr 1,rnnrtt-nInr nnel.

After rambling over large portion
Of the North American continent aud
buck again, in search of "good
plncc." thcslecpless reporters at length
corrnlled the bloody duelists, Bennett
and AIny, at u delightful little nook in
the suburbs of Delaware, with the sug-
gcstive nRmc of SlauShter's.
Tho Every latest from the seat Of
war is to the effect that they did abso-
lutely shoot, and after tho smoke Of
battle had risen il is reported to have
been discovered that SIuy WIS wounded,
but rs to whether i'll spirit, in the body,
or i'll the rim OF his hat. tho chron-
iclcr of the event, is most ugra-
vatinyly silent. We can not be
induced to believe thut it is uny more
comfortable to be shot in Delaware than
i'll II larger State, and therefore it is
hard 10 forgive these gentlemen for kick
ing up SO large fuss on so sInnll caI-
it'll, when they could just rs we'll hnvc
quietly piukcd each other TO their
hearts content i'll New York. Our
sympathies are with the poor devils Of
reporters,
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Cnrtnn Correspondence.
CARSON, New. Jan. 7, Is.

bhN3oN, NCv. Jan. Z, 1871.
HHior MdcVcnIcnt:-As tho Lcgisla.
turc has been in session n week, and AN
opportunity presented by which nm
opinion cnm be formed ~ to tho working
capacity OF the Elko County delegation.
II few words IN reference 10 them will
not To out Of place. Mr.. Shepherd, tho
hold over ScnnlOr from Elko, il rccog.
iIiHcd III one Of tho uost popular mem.
bcrs Of the Senate, nnd ono Of its most
effective workers. Without any bonn.
bIst or cgotism ho goes quietly ut what.
over he Inns to dn, talks To this Scnn,ur
Rhd to that ono. presents his subject in
quiet, scntlcmumly manner, md his
point is invariably gained. Mr.. Stone
has already mado many friends by his
Geilinl anl accommodating disposition,
mud bids fair 90 become II useful and
influential member Of tho Senate. Mr..
q. COhu III here ns II contestant for Mr..
Stones sent, but NJ tho matter has been
referred TO tho Committee on Elections
his pntiCncO must await tho action and
report Of TINT Committee. .....
Colonel Moro Of tho Assembly, Is
ono Of tho leaders Of that body, and
will doubtless watch tho interests OF
Elko County. Judgo GIiswold has
been hard nj work over since the com.
mcncemcnt OF tbs session, hnd II the
county Of Elko docs not get all that
she rtlurcH IL will not DO his fault,
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laIIIrStrInn Accident,

while ridingn Young bronco yesterday
Jerry Merritt received painful, and fui
some time Thought to bn serious, iniur,
les, hy tho falling Of tho nniruui. When
just above the lumber yard OH Com.
incrcinl street, the horse being awkward,
trippcd or stumbled. md falling threw
Merit. forward 10 tile ground and
r'lIcd over upon him. lIc wns picked
mp amd carried in an insciIsihle cOu,li.
tinn tn the house Of Mr.. Neville, close
by. md DIR. Huntington was Immediate
~ summoned. Merritt Ind struck tho
ground very hard anil remained inscnsi.
bic for some time, but finally revived
under tho Doctors Treatment, and late
Inst evening II was thought That his in.
jurics would not hc nt all serious.
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Personal.

Mr.. 5. LinktOn, Superintendent OF
tho Grand Prize Mine, is here OH bust
ness connected with that property. He
returns to Tuscarora by private con-
vcynnco this morning. =. Our old towns
mnn, Samuel Mooser and family, mr.
rived here from Cornucopia, Snturd ay
night. Ho will not return to business
for several days. d. II. Sessions and
wife returned from visi, to Carson by
last evenings train. -. The members OF
tho Board Of commissioners struck out
for their respective homes by the trains
last night.
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All Bin, n Chinese resident of this
burg, permitted his cupiLity to control
his Judgment, and a matinee, with Judge
Taylor rs chief entertainer, was the
result. Being unable to satisfactorily
explain the process by which lie became
tho possessor of sundry and divers
chunks OF G, p. II. i. coal, he was al
lowed the alternative of advancing fifty
American dollars worth of Huialgan, or
the appropriation of twenty-five days
of his valuable time to the masticnting
OF County grub. He took the first horn
OF tho dilemma.
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Tho new Board Of County Commits
Sioncrs assembled Mt the Courthouse
yesterday. and the full Board, consist
ing Of Ahncr Wiscmun, +. L. Hughes,
aud Thomas Holmes. proceeded 10 bust
ness by clectinS Mr.. Holmes Chairman.
The Board then appointed +. F. Boards
~ Justice OF the Peace for Spruccmont
township, after which the bonds OF the
following township officers wcro exnm-
incl md approved: j. S. Doynton,
Road Supervisor for Elko; j. b. Gheen,
Constable mt Hallcck; V. J. Dorctte,
Justice Of the Peace for White Rock
township; John Robbins. Justice OF the
Peace for Ruby Valley township; ]. c..
Wood, Road Supervisor for Ruby road
district. The additional bond Of Henry
Griswuld, County Assessor, was also
approved.
DIR. j. ]. Meiggs was retained as
County Physician by the Board, aud
there appearing no further miscellaneous
business, the following bills were taken
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Gas Tor Eureka.

According to the !S.HfiHei. Eureka is
to be illuminated by gns. II. X. Mitch
ell, owner Of the Pancake coal mine. is
said to be seeking II franchise for the
manufacture Of the article with view
of utilizing the product Of his mine in
tho double capacity OF an illumiuntor,
and subsequently to dispose Of the coke
to the furnaces for fuel. Its good
scheme il it will work.
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Curt Of Thanks,

Feeling deeply grateful 10 the citiacrs
Of Elko generally, and To tho fraternity
OF Odd Fellows particularly, for tho
comsidcrnlc, unscllisl ana uniform kind
ness extended 10 mo in behalf Of my
deceased brother, md being unable
express my feelings In this connection
to cnch Individual to whom owe my
gratitude. tnkc this method Of return.
Ing all, my heartfelt thanks, with the
assurance that tho memory of their
exalted humanity, will over occupy nn
exalted place in memory.
W. II. STiLEs,
OF ColuSn, California.
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purtIoIlcIl.

Crntc Russell, who was sentenced to
ono year imprisonment for shooting
Green, at Island Mountain, has been
released by the State Board Of Pnrdons.
Dan Taylor, sentenced for period
Of thirty years for completely in the
trniu robbery of 1870, in this county,
had his term reduced by the Board to
fifteen years.
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The JubiIte: Singer,

This famous troupe, which 30 do
lighted our citizens about year ago, nre
now Oh their way east, aud will give ono
concert on their arrival hero next Mon
day evening. The reserved seats are
being rapidly taken, md ;, those who
would not miss the musical trent must
call on Mr.. DeYoung at the Depot
Hotel and secure n chuir.
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IF-oln Fridays Daily.l
Thc.iscnntorInIHCoIltest.

The hearing of testimony in tho case
OF the contested Senatorial seat between
I. n. Stone and G.. Cohn, which hrs
engaged the attention Of Justices Taylor
aud Palmer, ut the District Court fooiil
during the past two days, WINS concluded
Inst evening. Nine witnesses, in NIL
were examined. but not having an OPP
portunity 10 be present at the sittings,
We are not conversaut with the nature
Of the testimony. 1t will be forwarded
to the proper authorities ut Carson.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
tFrom Sundays Daily.1
Dsati, OFT. II. stiles.

T. Il. Stiles, whose sudden death Mt
his residence ut White Rock, in this
county, an the 2Sth ultimO, cnst IL gloom
over the entire section in which Ito WIS
80 well known, was member Of Colusn.
California Lodge, No. 1873. /. o. o. f.
On receipt Of tho sad noTs Mt Colusa,
his brother, 3Ir. w. ii. Stiles, md A..
&. Mitchum, partner Of the deceased,
cnme directly TO this place, and found
upon their arrival, that The brethren of
Elko Lodge had taken tho remains in
charge. The funeral co,trge, preceded
10y the Elko CUrnct Band. moved from
Odd Fellows HILL to the solemn notes
Of IL funeral dirgc, Mt three O'Clock yes
terdny afternoon, and slowly proceeded
to the burial ground Of tie Order, where
the body of the deceased brother was
consigned TO its last resting place. in
accordance with the beautiful rites of
the Order Of which lie was IL respected
member. Our acquaintance with the
deceased extended back several wears.
and our estimate Of his high character
lis man, is universally supported by
those who knew him best. The cir
cumstances attending his death were
very remarkable. lie had for years
past been engaged in the stock bust.
hess on the Owyhec river, near White
Rock, and on tho 2St ult. had assisted
his men. in cOrrulinS SOME stock, and
giving them some Instructions regard
ing the business in hand, went 10 the
honSc, nS he stntGd, to write letter.
About two hours later, npun entering
ms room. his lifclcss body wits found
lying upon the floor near the table,
nhd upon it The sheet OF paper upon
which II letter To his brother had been
commenced with the words al Am In
good health. and hope this will find
Son enjoying the SnInc," when, like n
flash, ms it appears. the Gnhtile essence
winged its flight, aud his mission upon
earth WIS abruptly ended; tho calln
and natural expression of tho counto.
nance being conclusive evidence TINT
lie died without struggle. Deceased
was native Of Indiana, and ut the
time OF his death was 53 years of age.
lio einiGTntcd 10 this coast FROM Missouri
among the earliest pioneers Of 1919,
nnd subsequently crossed thc continent
with herds Of stock from the Missouri
river to California six different times.
making each return trip with pack ami
mails. There nro ROW, pcrllars, but
few men living who, with the modern
convrnirnccs and comforts Of travel.
have malo That journey the same mint
Der OF times that he di,l when the en-
lire country was II vast wilderness, and
bare existence WIS frequently pro-
IonSed struggle. Thus gradually nrc
the old pionecTs-thoSc whose untirinn
energies nnd unn!Ecling courage has
Deem largely instrunCIt.:l in rcciai:ain.
nnd rendering haIitaLlc. ono Of the
TichcSt portions OF the continent
gradually passing away, ia; their Nom
. Dry will remain green in the hcuts of
those who know their history.
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We received. ut n lntc hour last oven.
Ing, private kilograms from Hamilton.
stating That tho grontcsL indignation
exists thcro nmong Republicans at tho
course Of Senator Comins. a public
meeting wns held il,cro on tho oycninp
OF january ilh, dcNouncipg hin notion
md general feeling prevails TO burn
him IN enigy.--EarCIG !ScaiiHci.
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liz u New DIl.IllrHS.

Fred Fisk. SO we'll and sfnvorably
known in connection with tho freight
department OF the E. & p. Il. II. Co.,
has gone into the grim business with
Mcssrs. Rcinhart & Edoir, who have
lately purchased Max Oberfcnder's bar-
ley mill md warehouse OIL north Main
street. Mr.. Fisk will doIotc his alton
ton to tho business in Eureka and the
other gentlemen remain Mt Elko to
supcrintend the same branch Of trade at
that point. Eureka Sentinel.
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The Board then adjourned to the frat
Mondny in next month.
ElInrrnI OF arr. LnmreiisnM.

The funeral OF Mrs. Lnurenson, which
took place ut 9 o'clock Sunday after
noon, was ono Of the most largely at
tended OF any We havo Witnessed in this
plncc. Judging from tho numbers OF
children who followed her mortal re.
mains to It's last resting place, and
looked with sorrowin2 eyes upon the
work of cntonbment. she must have
occupied prominent place in the alice
tons OF the little ones, MS well MS in
those of their elders. Mr.. L. Ghccn,
sonin-lnw OF the deceased lady, desires,
i'll behalf OF tho Srief-stricken family, to
extend to their neishboIs and all tho
friends whose Kindness and sympathy
i'll Their bitter trial served to tighten
their grief, their sincere thinks, together
with tho assurance TINT the kind Offices
feclinsly performed, are fully appreci-
atcd.
Mr.. Ghcen is also anxious that tho
members Of the Cornet Band should nc
crpt tho gratitude Of himself and rein.
TONS for thci, generosity in volunteer
ing their services on the solemn occa-
sion
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Iii NIrinorluHi.

We noticed at tho railroad depot;
yesterday. a hnndstme marble Tomb
stone, and when near enoush-to read
the inscription carved upon it, fouiId
TINT it wns designed for the grave fof
Mrs. Olive Cook, tho deceased wife of
NJ. a. Cook OF Tusrarorn. This is tho
first marble ornament with which the
burying ground ut this place will DO
ornnmcntcd, und is tender tribute to
tho memory Of loved COMMUNION. -
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10 Elko Cnr,,rt Iium,,,

We nre authorized by the Fraternity
OF Odd Fellows, to return its thanks to
the members Of the Cornct Band for
their generous and gratuiteus services
Mt the funeral Of their late brother, II.
IL. Stiles
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Documents ltCcrI,N,I.

Wo Hro nlidcr obligations TO Hon. ],
i. Tollcy for u copy OF tho State Treas.
urcr's report for Tho eleventh fiscal
y1nr, aud To sonic unknown mcml,cr
Tor Hcory of tho bill introduced by Mr..
Moore in relation 10 salaries Of county
trCnsurcrg.
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Shot.

A man named D. II. Flynn, who was
pardoncd by tho Board Of Pnrdons on
the Sth inst, wns shot and seriously in
jured nt Reno the Same dny by Frank
LaPoint, mn old enemy of his. who 10y
i'll wait for him at the depot. md fired
ut him the moment ho, stepped of the
carS
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PostpoIIeIIlrnt.

by reference 10 the assessment
notice of the Tuscarora Consolidated
Mining Company. published elsewhere
III this paper, it will be observed that
the time at which the assessment would
become delinquent, hns again been
legally postponed. -: -
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The stage last evening brought tho
following passengers. From Cornuco-
pia. Z. VI. Chapin, II. \. ii. Brown
and j. McEiwnnyi from Tuscarora, NJ.
y. Cook, W. J.'Muncey, G. \. Aiken,
G. i. Mcrrick, III. 4. CIoudinan, John
SynoIt md - Allen.
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Departures by sIngr.

The stage for tho North yesterday
morning took tho following passengers
for Tnscarorn, j. d. Hoover, A. Housty,
e. Mcrrick nnd o. +. Rogers; for Cor
mucopiH, Henry Griswold.
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Drnth or Frank S,viit.

Our dispatches, to-day, contain the
sad news Of the death of Frank Swift,
well known rs prominent mining
Secretary, aud member Of tho San
Francisco Stock Exchange.
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Notice To Creditors.

G. II Dobier gives legal notice TO
creditors of the cs;ute of William Brown,
deceased. 10 present their claims, which
will be found in another column.
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LtccnScI.

A marriage license was issued. from
the Clerks Office on Wednesday to pnr.
ties in town, but il The cementing cere-
mony has boon orthodoIically performed
wo have not yet been informed OF the
fact.
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bullion Received.

Wells. Fnrgo & Co. received by stage
from Cornucopin, last evening. three
bars Of bullion from the Leopard Com.
pany's mill, valued OF $4,923.
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NORTHERN BELLE has declared its
usual dividend of one dollar payable
ON the 10Th instant. f..'''-' .'s'
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IicpnrturrA by s,nsr.

For Tuscarora, yesterday morning.:
George Hull, l.. Larsch, j.. Phillbrook
aud George McCann. }..r. ..uJ..,. i.u
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Arrivals, by Sthde.

Tho following passengers arrived by
stage Inst evening: From Tuscarora,
Pat. Mitchell and Miss Bates; from
Cornucopin, ]. Wnlts and II. Griswold
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~ ~. 1871:
REGENTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
From Tax Receiver account
ur state aud County taxes,
under aSstSsIneni, 1916. k7I,Y,9 ~
Tux Receiver ucc't. of Rtsfo
aud County taxes, dclin.
uuCnt 1876. tbSI 40
Delinquent ten per cent To-
County on account portion
nj above. ........... 49,. ne ri
Dis IiIt Attorney account az
state and county taG dviin.
uIrit, 1876 ...,........a GIN 20
Delinquent ten pr trhtItO ...r.r.s
county OH account Of hlIavn CT Ks
County Assessor acN1nInt az
personal properly t5I. 1916 40 90
Comfy AsErHSnr, account Of
State roll Tar. iS16........ GIG %
County Assessor, account Uf
tax III urOcCtds Of mines
Tor quarter ending Srpt. 20,
is7G...,s."....i,,...". 1909 80
License Collector. account m
County Licenses. .......,Iy IUfS OU
License Collector account Of
Eniniug licCIiRc. 900 10
County CLERK on account nf
docket IecH.,........ ..yJ 100 DU
TwU per eeni. On gross pros
tCttlS toll ruatlS aud bridge, 4 ~
Jnsticc Of the feaCc account
OF nncs ....,..,.......... IL 90
ToSsCsShry Land ClHima... is IN
Irregular sources. ......... ca ~
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-14
Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of Mrs. Lawrcnson will
tnke place OH Monday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-14

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