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Notes and News.

: IL.
"iien s.a.1n "e AA,e .ne ias. u ain
Several lives were lost IN Minnesota by
the cyclone, of Friday.
New potatoes are selling in Minneapo-
us 1or IS Gus. per Dushel neap enough
/. An exchange says spanked boy teels
like warmed up potatoes Oh! dear,
we've been there
Michigan sent out to the great world,
during the month of. June, :.2oo,735 bbls.
of salt. Pretty good showing, this.
Bowen, Of the Independent, is out for
Blaine and Chamberlain for President
and vice President in 1886. What coms
bination.
n q said that Il costs thirtvv...s,;;x, and
half cenfs rer mile 10 run : .Lcomof;ve
n fhe ve.t When the coal feids west
Of Rimsrrcck are fully DEVELOPED the ex-
penseM Be krgely reduced - - 80
,.~I.a~ ,-,,o f,n.;.d -;,-,,,,-
IL s.,:sy.h. un ~. 49, ,..s-t1s ., -, , ,.,.-.
.;ad -. e ~. sas,.;. .',sn a.nt1e,n.n ~ho .ent
~ - -. -. ss p,x.,,lr - - 1.,;r. c.rco .s
vIsS..ss S.. c..I..s;ar t1,e Co.,. -
~. :nstones I'VE .s''.'14 '' 'es ~ ~
Nu'e'1 = . .,tss-.. -. -,
sec: Schurz ProPoses 70 inv5ugs.e
T T. r,a~ ,- ~ - rnar MT nav bnt # win nm.
de.,ht.dlv con4;rm he impression that
the -,oueyrr,e emf -as s1rindIed as we'll as
the the stock. .hoiders
''' 80 49,. :
Lord Braxfeld's butler gave up his
place because his lordshiP,s wife was al
ways scolding him. "Lord| he ex-
claimed, '.ye'ye little to complain O.; y,se
ay ny .aIl y. .aaA az a;hers ~ tnn No. are ~ thanltn,
na,.a nu 10y -" ,,ar,;ed w, - her
1eie ~ A'A4' -. A..
1t appears, after ail' tnat the wneat
crop OF California only amounts 70 sui-
plus OF 100000 Dushels. ms Is Only
surplus Oh s'ngle d;otf;n.e io &c M;uneso1 s y.
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&c. G a Ma RJ Ifts5ssS s% Ss;esee +:
lths iiJ4 1 itaea iqsg aEsg Hen aisastes sts1espt
Stux6i, 7CritteRden, Ha5Ili1gtons Potter.
and1pza Ths rsmaiignsd dSf q. the, tw9 E4s,
%efS;s!bl kfs5 sS!tb: eel beMsf sad aPesiS9 d{ss
EsseysEea Tbs lsmiia. ,.S q hiass iiss
wae eft1ta5pse buried deep had been.
dug IS IL tbs wolves fsis iana ths bones sat.
;tded fe some ,sxtenf. but fhose i buried
nesF Ms hIfass III NJ distafB BIT liftls5, li5,
Il ne SIfenlsins are noW e lincoln awaiting
The arrival Of burial caskets. On the. e.S-
rival Of ::the, remainS aags At At Risna1 3 *
F$ss t$nslP Rifsa sailaiass "a ~ lad
+ ipt E busipeess Imen, 81 Ri!snafsk i!S sysIe
ses e S:' 'tkf 1Ss tsReyas 5 tt ef fhsse e
a is ;s,a. tssfz {bx a dssepssa @ SsSh sls: .he
s 8i 6 9Ss% eqa %l2g ef 5ip %ah.i1ea aea
b ,f,|4 sEsx!x s 's9 s9 vGite; SIt aST ;t6s bones
picked Of every particle d flesh, The
1ofI 81 gatter1ng the remains. and bur-
rying them where they: fell, to be honor
ed by the erection Of 4 suitable moi,u-
ment,: would have been sad enough.
Restoration to their friends in the condi-
ton they are in will certainly not only
fail to satisfy any bleeding heart but will
open afresh the wounds. of a year ago,
and bring a fresh cup Of sorrow to the
grief stricken. The brave ones who fell
on that dreadful field deserve all the hon-
ors that can be paid them and the great
est honor that could be conferred would
be to bury them where they fell. Loving
hearts and willing hands would have
planted flowers about their graves and
grateful people would have contributed
to the erection of suitable monument
This may yet be done for the private SOL
diers but Wilt be done?
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Wheat in Burleieh County.
We saw ycsterday ON the tarm Q

We saw yesterday on The farm OF Co:
Thompson near this city thee acres of
wheat, which is quite equal to any we
ever sak in the west at this season OF
the wear. It stands thick on the ground,
is stout; just heading out, and bids fair
to be 4 good crop. This settles the
wheat question in the upper valley OF
the Missouri. We can't for the life OF
US sec why wheat should not be one of
the staples in this vicinity.j
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-13

The annual State Fair for Minnesota
will come off this year at Minneapolis,
Sept. the sd, 4th, 5th, 9th, 9TH and 9th.
It is expected that Col: Vim, s. KING, and
other breeders of choice stock, will be on
hand on this occasion, and the finest ex-
hibition Of royal blooded cattle ever
shown in; the West maybe expected
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-13

Gen. James S. Brisbin is sensible. His
idea is that all Indians should Be eesil-
PEELED to learn and labor. Civilization
should reap the fruit sof victory, bnt can
a woman forget her sucking child? can a
leopard change his spots? can: blood. be
obtained from turnlps-can gentle In
dian maiden sew, sr buck hoe corn3
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-13

The Norris Suburban of Mich, (Wayne
Coz speaks as follows: reported dam
ages of the recent frost continue to come
in,'' and oh! my country! all in mid sum-
mer. Let us hear no more about the
frosts of the Upper Missouri. AT Bismarck
we have not thought of such thing for
months. ..- -.......-.-- ..--
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One Of the stockholders of the Bis
marck TRIBUNE, Of great newspaper ex-
perience, says that he cannot for a mo-
ment understand how SO many clean,
pretty newsy, metropolitan papers can
possibly be got up in the Black Hills.
He might include the papers Of Montana
in the list. - -zIs.
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Hack Hills I1v

r rxs11.
+p tA "a. - S.a:;,.t a.; sd sd:
-. n 4.. ~ q T;.. % ~ 80 % ~ co,,rse ~ .
ray;ns .has;s EsEF1 :
- n:~-..- =. ~ .,,.-. =. -. :. ,,ox. g.
1ne ~ s9netl et ~ :kfsh';eh hr % Method;sf. n
men on ..Oe De.S,es ~ sst1un'A - se.."@A:;s
ooslety ~ Iss'o 1oeu'5@ 90 :. 10 - %. :, as;
Seven tons Of ore is to be sh1Ppeq.ron.
me elleM Jaeke I'm ,n.ns, 80 - :. u e.
q1suict' % ez the slnsitlne 1t s::nDtA5' ot. .
LOUIS 90 81 81. g ..s:aa !. :. i!sa.z = g. Z.
8ome apprehension .ls .felt ~ mHin1nk
circles Of = scarcity Of iwateT n 1eaae,
wood guleh, before the ;aose i otnaae
working season t:.s 10 ~; II s,a5.o..1 S.g1nsg:q
r Hen. Henry Hill, long a.D rtonninenx
Ecitizen Of Minneecta ,is now 81 ths 11iitIil; q =;
IHeK 4 Lending lazy and hatjmade: hl3,
home there, ,tlnce early In 1876 szs,s ,5. g? q
E1ayywEHd CITY Ii on The Sidney yStd
Rlacf Hills sage route" fit,H1e founded
"A Dec.s1 1874. ibv.. c. HsywarH lExteas
siHe! mines IN the sneigkbo5rrhdpd 1f.is
the county seat Of CustkE countyiia as1zf
The i:eitiz1ns iof tsa1yille ap6.ssSodth
BEND recently lsllllbscribedo ,si;j
lffdr: The. puirpose of securing Miss. Dasis o.
|tearh school, Captaiin. f ost.,s 1lthoJIii9hl
i bachelor. with his usual ,fberality. sub.
scribed S7<sfs s - g. I'D, lG ss5gTa
n, ...t c,nd. +h. ,eo,,e .1,.,,;;nff ,,a,,r ;;nnffo :,
Dsod,se ed 3 snd d,,r;nir @ % 4he % dav The
1.Ssa." s.s,.,+ = ,;,,e1,, = aS,,.srs,,c- what
81 80 ~ r sena5 =, that Pf 80, 90 s,,ch
n, ~ =. o,,f ch.r;shed f,end Fr,nk
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-13

The Dakota Herald not only admits
the suspension OF mail service between
Fl. Pierre and the Black Hills, but re-
ports the temporary discontinuance of
service between Yankton, Springfield
and Fort Randall
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-13

It seems now that price Of wheat
for the ensuing fall, will rate at pretty
round figures. There is not as much
winter grain raised as anticipated. This
will be good news for Minnesota and Da-
kota farmers. -. - a'l3a
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THE RIVER.

Horn, and Cen. Meade from Tongue
RtveE-Peninah Operating Be-
tween Tongue River and Post No.
2-Memorandum Of Cen. Meade.
J. G. Fletcher. Big Horn.
Gen. Meade, Tongue RNer.
13tS DEPAR1uRRs.
A1bland,- Big Horn.
J. G. fletcher. lincoln.
Gen. Meade, Tongue river.
) The steamer ]. G. Fletcher arrived from
the Big Horn Monday evening, bringing
the remains Of the officers. that were kill
ed IN the massacre on the Little Big
Hem last summer. .GeI g.tssg 81!
Z Thee Sen: Meade arrived last might, 8
days and 18 hours from Tongue river.
She reperts meeting the strs. Far West,
KeylWest and Western, and other boats
on the Yellowstone, getting along finely,
as viii beEseen By her momorandum.
II i The sti. Big Horn will; return to this
place from Big Horn post and leave here
on her I'd trip for Tongue river, July ~.
8 Thesr. Red Cloud will leave for Ben
ton July 2oth, and the E. H. Durfee for
Cow Island and Benton July 21st.
The Meade left here last night, after
taking on express goods and passengers.
She will take the cargo of the disabled
Silver Lake, at or near Painted Woods,
and proceed to Post No. /, and will ply
between that place and the Big Horn.
The steamers Kendall, from below,
and Gen. Custer and Tatum, from
Benton, are long past due here.
n. - ..,,l> IS s:x1or 1>,,c;~occ fro,r, fhSc
place is about over for the present sea-
son.
The steamers Kate Kinney and r. w.
Dugan are now at the landing.
The r1ver at this point is falling slowly,
although there is still an excellent boat
ing stage.
Capt. ]. H. Reaney, of the D. & D.
Contract Line, and Capt. D. H. Silvers
were passengers by the Ashland.
The officers of the Missouri River
Transportation Co., Coulson' Line, will
hereafter be found in the new Office on
pubic square, 4th st. =
Steamer Gen. Meade-R. C.. Mason,
master, John H Stuart, Clerk, left Can
tonment Tongue River, Sunday July 9Th,
1877. at ay35 O'Clock, p. m. Monday July
9th, 4.3o, o'clock m. met met Far West;
at Buffalo Rapids, $50, a. m. met Key
West; s O'Clock =, m. Tidal Wave, Al
Cedar -Creek;I 1910 a m General Sher.
man above Morgan's wood yard;, 2.3o
m, Arkahsas at G1endiye; $40 P m mel
Silver City; $50 p m met Western above
Nortons wood yard: Tuesday July 10
s.ls m met sH Weaver; $50 q; m me-
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-13

Scene in Yank.on: An African with a
cooked revolver in his hand running up
the street, like ? scared wolfsgwithz An
Irishmah close at his heels making dan:
gerous motionsswitts; butcher skDife..ps
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THE BIG HORN.
Reliable Information from the Land
nP Cn16


of Gold.
From Mr.. Lingo, pilot of the John G.
Fletcher, which has just returned from
the mouth of the Little Horn we gain
considerable information in relation to
gold on the Big horn. The John G.
Fletcher was the first boat to reach the
new post at the mouth of the Little
Horn about twenty miles from the
scene of the Custer massacre and she
found the garrison short of provisions.
While she was there party came in on
RATS from apoint thirty five miles above
loi JleBig Horn for the purpose Of pnf.
jckdsi1S pFssisiona All wefelwen sup
Piled with gold dust and report that
yeusich and,psyipg digsipgs had been
found IN the BIZ Horn mountains, and
that all Who were there were doing. we'll
but great scarcity of provisions exists.
The stories told BY this partyback-
cd BY display Of the precious metal,
who buying provisions returned to the
mountains justified the view held by
Gen. Sheridan and ethers that vast
quantities of gold exists in this region.
Steamers run directly from Bismarck
to within ton or fifteen miles of these
new gold fields and when they are
fully opened an impetus will be giv>
On to business st this Point that tie
most sanguins never dreamed of. The
1tmgnETiskef fts reposast1n on the
,Dl1A Hiys bu3(hess and veNil chance
|if a3sit On 'tht mineral resources Of
the Big Horn country.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-13

John Henry Gear, the Republican can
didate for governor Of Iowa, spent his
boyhood days at F't. Smelling His ath-
.er. DR.. E. G. Gear, was tor long time
Chaplain at that post.
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49, D. s4z Il, .sls-S- uE- ~ AsA@ 81
We, too, until very recent period, had
no idea of the importance Of this large
territory. While the rich gold aud sill
yer fields kM safA. Il tbe -66undG G5ks Of
this portion OF the northwest, must nec-
essarily attract good deal of attention
as well as migration, Wa cannot forget
the. 4aqsu6t Sit( saefiicultura1s 1Eah
sfiouid fres6SeJaaSconside derati6n aabio5ve ~
everything else. 1t is one Of the best
stock growing countries known to man.
Here we have undoubted reliable ASST
RANGES that there is no country in the
world so healthy for sheep, and that
feeces of wool average from seven to
ten pounds per head; that they are wint-
cred in good grazing fields all winter
long, and horses and neat stock are raised
at about half of the cost that IS required
to mature stock in Ohio and New York,
while wheat fields are prolific, where
cereals cannot be excelled, and vegeta-
bles have almost spontaneous growth.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-13

Chas. Realm has located in this city,
and is finely established on Fourth
street in the baking business. Mr..
Realm seems to be an excellent gentle
man, and, No doubt, will give entire
satisfaction to those patronizing him.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Bismorckj Tribune.
EUEOPE.

3. Z
ST PAUL, July12.-Russian official bull
letins admit the raising of. the seige of
Kars, and also the virtual abandonment
by the Russian forces of Turkish Arme-
MIA. Reports are current of jea1ousies
and dissensions among Turkish COM
manders, and that their armies are be-
coming greatly demoralized in -conse-
quence. It is reported Count AndreossY
announced to the Russian Ambassador;
the determination Of Austria to occupy
Servia in case the latter joins, in the war:
against the Turks. 6.s.ls:E
TIM GREExBxcKIks
of Iowa held state convention at Des
MONIES YESTERDAY, and adopted thesusu1
platform On the currency question, and
nominated The following ticket for yt.te
officers: Fer governor Daniel P. Stubs,
of Jefferson County; for Lieut. Governor,
A. H. Mccready, of woodbury. County;
Supreme Judge, John Porter, of Hardin
County; for Supt. of Public Instructions,
S. T. Ballard, of Davis County.
( PROMINENT ARMY OFFICERS
at Washington express disbelief in theres
port that Col. Perry, 1st cavalry, failed
to render assistance to Capt. Randall and
sixteen volunteers who were attacked by
Indians in Perry's sight. Pe-rys record
is excellent, and it is believed there is
some mistake.
BATTLE OF THE BoYNR.
ST. PAUL, July 13.-Montreal was in
state of excitement all day yesterday.
Immense crowds lined the streets
throughout the entire day, and scenes
of violence occurred at several points,
which resulted in the death of one man
and the severe wounding of several 9TH
ers. The Orangeman' had no procession,
but attended church with revolvers in
their pockets. The first difficulty is said
to have occurred from a mob attacking a
young man wearing orange colors, and as
large, highly excited crowds filed the
streets, and the police were unable to
prevent several minor outrages, the re-
suit of which is given above,
A Portland, Oregon, dispatch states
that
Il JOSEPH AND BAND
have crossed the Clearwater and are
asaking. .fsr=tlse sBitterroot country, with
Howard in pursuit: II
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-13

Col. Scully, now in. the city, will
leave for South Carolina in a few days.
The Colonel has been in this depart-
ment seven years and several of his chill
drea were born here. Alexander Nc
Donald McCook Scully is the youngest
Of the lot-a baby about three weeks
old.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-13

The tonnage on the upper Missouri;
plying to and from Bismarck, would as
tonish St Paul. Thirty-seyen steamers
in constant employment 81 =
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EASTERI WAR

news unimportant. Russians claim gue-
ces.es ii A.ia--hot xezx important how
ever. Servia and Roumania are still
hesitating. Upto the asth ut: 100 per-
sons had been killed and wounded in the
:bombardment5 of sRustehni:
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BiI Gardan.

Last fall we noted the enormous
growth of vegetables in the garden of
Thomas Riel. r1is ys.E, ths lg.Edep
sthceh41sed insight; Ind thsgf6&&th
of the vegetables is enormous. Beets,
and nicer ones too than are shipped in
to the city from abroad, have been, in
use some days. The same is true of
potatoes and peas, and the cabbage will
be ready for the table in q few days.
Mr.. Riley is one of our best citizens,
and we are glad to note his prosperity,
as evidenced by the construction of q
new3two story frame house, now ready
for the plasterers. + =
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The Husdandman Montana Of late
dstb bsAyl: s.UEE W. Finch bade his
friends Of Diamond adisu and departed
{z2usssjdaH's ,sqeeh sf9E ,hss eld home
nsM RishE6Ads 4spt ~ ben
in Hontans long enoug Is to get hold Of
some valuable quartz mines, located in
Ae hmeu3 Butte district, and We
strongly suspect he returns home to
seek some fair daughter Of the old Do
2. minion, @AfIY9 ts ah:rsshis .. Rss Rssess-
HsDs. 1.1Q1Rb5sz. d Tid. .sS.
narck in passing through it, that he
like sensible and good man that he is,
concluded to remain here. Hence bis
shisEle. 81
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The Nwtk.W00t,

x0O 3 N03I8o W OO6o
By this We mean the north-west prop.
er; that is to say, the vast stretch Of
country north and west Of which Bis
marck is the base, or, III other woFds,
the depot, theskey. 1t seems sHange
that the extraordinary wealth Of the
territory which extends from the Mime
sofa line on the east, through to the Pa.
cifc, is 50 little known in the Old settled
portions Of the Union. Rich in mineral
resoufsesj fertile Is riiesu1tur = products
with Climate that IS pleasant, healthy
and desirable, this great breadth Of
country is destined at very early Pef'ed
to become thickly populated, and its inn
portapce acknowledge and appreciated
byz.489a4e4s 4dtle .assd siouthssps ]
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-01
"A ssessment n office.
HURRICANE MINING COMPANY.

uuRRICANE MINING COMPANY.
~ OCATION of principal place OF business:
\ San Francisco California. Locatloh Vi
worxs Humboldt county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that OF meetps VI
vhe Board of Directors, held on the W ca! ~ ~
lime. 1877. an asse sment NO. y 81 ten w
cents per share was aevied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payaok in. me
diatelv In United States gold com, 20 Tue
Sacretarv. at the Office of the company, NO
5s5 California street, room 2, San Francisco
California. ,ss,,,o,t sbalI
remain unpaid on the
FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1871
Will be delinquent and advertised LOT sale aa a,
pnhlic anctiou and unless payment Is Ihaoe
before will be sold on
SATURDAY. rHE TWENTY-FIVE DAY
OF AUGUST, 1877,
no NV the delinquent assessment together
with costs of advertising and expenses Vi
sale. - r...ors
], H. DICKINSON, secretary.
offre. No. 535 California street. San
Francisco.
july 2-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-01

60 larry B. 0ramme, Taylor Waterhouse and
whom it may concern:
NvoU and each of YOU are hereby
notihed that :, the undersigned, h Ave
fo,h 1910. commonly known as the united
states Mining Law, expended in labor on tn,
ss;ivsr Monarch Lode, situated in Central
Mining District, Humboldt county, state o,
'Navads and governed by the Silver Monarch
.S''',.sanv ten dollars for each claim OF one
Sundred IL ct Of said Lode, in and for the
assessment year'ending December Slst, 1916.
and you and each of you are hereby further liner
notiied that if you do not contribute a yEar
p.ept TO meet such expenditure within
sha Srst publication Of this notice, the
respecti We interest Of you and elcn OF you ~
default will pass to the undefslgned, your 60
o"nei - z. T. KING.
winnemucca, Mag 18th. 1877, 9oo
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-01
TO all WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.

YENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD
his interest in the Paradise Stage Lit
desires 10 settle mp all accounts at once
Those having claims against him are re-
quested to present the same aud persons
knowing themselves TO be INDEBTED to him
will please call at the City Drug ore ailti
settle g. A. DESAUSSURF.
Winnemucca; June il. 2w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-01

Blank copies of which will be furnished to
officers auth Orlzed 10 administer oaths upon
application TO the County Clerk. BY order OK
Board of Commissioners.
Dat' d Winnemucca Judy 18th, 1877.
2w ]. Ii. JOB, Clerk
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-01

Being dulg sworn, on oath deposes and
say- the fofel oing account IS justly due,
owing AID ayabe frpm said county to
afiant aud that no part thereof has ever been
paid by said county or any person, aud
that there nfe no Offsets or counter claims IN
favor Of sid county against the same aud
that every part thereof has accrued within
the six months last past.
subscribed and sworn to before me, this
day g. ----lS7
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-01
NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN.

NOTICE is hereby given that on and after
this ytate all persons having claims against
Humboldt county will be requested to sub
scribe to the following affidavit, a copy Of
which must be attached to eacn and every
ella m:
STATE OF NEV DA.
COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT. 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-01

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The New York herald., 1877-09-09

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