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BY Railroads.
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD

April 2s--16 hhds sugar M Putnam-8 do A Ter
trout do Schmidt Il Ziegler--2 bbls molssses Jos
David-24 do Robert Hare-9 bales oss 2 SEWN
do Odell & Wright-8 do Hermann-9 hides Ry
kOski e. Manade---1 tee do John Cader--237 head
cattle G Mehle &Co--40 do j LarIieu-sundriea to
order-Total o hhds sugar % bbs molasses
Corpus ChIistl-Per steamship Aransas-S6on0 In
pecie Anderson Smpson-$000 do F Flanders
$500 do Jno McCaffrev-Sl25 do e L McKeon Geo
-$37 32t do $50 sacks wool 10 bales sbns II bales
hides 81 bdls do 100 dry do Dkgs mdse A Whitney
&co-36 bales hides Illinois Central Railroads. bales
skins RvkOski a. Manade---S turtles Bartholomew,
Talon &co-l5 do A Caron--3l do j I Pettigrew-
$50 head sheep A Iavereva-l5s head cattle Meble
eco sundries to order-Total $f4 94s in specie
Fran Indiannta- hale cotton 9 sacks peCans Fl
Danneel &co--27 casks bottles A Whitney Gee
sundries to Order-Tnta bale cotton
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cECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR
- the sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
of the parish Of Orleans. No. 958-By virtue of II
writ of seizure and sale and OF an order OF date
orable the Second Judicial District Court
for the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
of the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled
cause will proceed to sell ut public auction,
Royal street, between Canal and Custom house
streets, in the Second District of this city on
WEDNESDAY, May 49, 1875 at - O'Clock M.
the following described property. to Wit
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, desig-
mated by the number eighty, situated in Green
vile. now Sixth District of this city, containing
twenty lots, numbered from one 10 twenty
inclusively. having, in English measure. three
hundred feet front on Lowerline street: the
same front on Pine street. two hundred and
front on Burthe street. as per plan Of b. Buis-
son, late surveyor dated April 49, 1885, and de-
posted in the Office of W. Y. Lewis late a notary
public In this city. Being the same property
acquired by the defendant herein by purchase
from the heirs Of John M. Bateman and wife,
as per act passed before A. Mazurenu, late a
notary public in this city. dated April 90 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms This being the second and last auc
ton, the said property will be definitely adjudi-
Gated to the highest and last bidder for what it
will bring. at twel We months credit. the pur-
chaser furnishing bond. with good and solvent
security, bearing eight per cent interest per
annum from date and special mortgage on the
chaser will have to deduct and pay in cash the
printing sheriffs and clerks fees. ETC. which
amount to about one hundred and thirty dol
lars; and furthermore the State. parish and
municipal taxes. the amount OF which Is moi
yet acerfained. -
THOMAS f. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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STEAMBOATS,.

Golden City Heger. from Cincinnati
Texas Rea from Shreveport
Isabel, OPry from Lower Coast
Eva Terrebonns. from st Marys Chapel
Robt Lee Campbell from Vicks' nrg
Gov Allen. Brown. from Bayou Sara
Nary Ida Ruiz. from Upper Coast
Henry Tee. Aucoin. from Thibodaux
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Henry LIere VS.. Patrick Tyrrell and Ann
Kennedy. his wife.


Kennedy. his wife.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- sh of Orleans. No. 9881-By virtue Of p writ
Of seizure and sale. to me directed by the honor
able the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, In the above entitled cause, | will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer,
street. between Canal and Customhouse
FRIDAY. May 10. 1873. at 10 O'Clock m, the
following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings thereon and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging, situated in the
Third District Of this city. designated by the
letters A and B. In the square bounded by En-
ghein, Spain Decatur and Moreau streets on q
plan drawn by D. E. Seghers, architect. dated
the fifteenth of September. 1875. deposited in the
office of A. Dreyfpus. notary public in this
city, and according to which plan said portion
of ground measures American measure sixty
three feet eleven inches three lines front on
Moreau street. ninety three feet three inches
eight lines on a broken line front on Enghen
street. eighty nine feet six inches two lines in
dopth on the side next to Spain street, on a line
perpendicular to Moreau street. and forty-one
feet two inches in width on the rear line, which
property was purchased by the defendant here-
in by uthnntic act passed before said notary,
A. Dreyfous, on the thirtieth day of September.
1876 from the widow and heirs Of M. Spen-
DEL Sr.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cat h on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
ap8 Is % 20 mayo 10
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET,
Leaves every TUESDAY at 8 D. m.
FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
L3HEt lsas, Port Barre Simmsport, Church.
- willie. and all landings on the Coast.
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light draft steamer
FANCHON,
81. "a. Broad master, Theo John clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or TO
BRITTON h EPPLER 81 Gravisr street.
r. W. ADAMS 81 Commercial Place.
HITE d CARLIN. Tchoupitoulas st.
Connects at Washington with line Of barRes
for Bayou Boeuf, and with steamer Minnie at
Simsport for Bayou des Glaizes. jazz Il
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her husband-NO. 1884.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
L twentieth day of March. 1873 judgment
was rendered in this court In the follow
ing entitled suit. in the words and figures fol-
lowing. to witt:
band-No. 1894.
On motion of W. B. Kleinpeter, of counsel for
plaintiff and on producing to the court due
proof in support Of said plaintiffs demand.
the law and evidence being in her favor, 1t is
ordered adjudged and decreed that the judg-
ment by default herein entered on the eleventh
instant be now confirmed and made final, and
accordingly that there be judgment In favor OF
plaintiff Mrs. Sarah Foster. and a4ainst the de-
PENDANT, Joseph Foster. her husband, decreefng
a dissolution Of the community of acduests
parties, and that the said plaintiff do have full!
affairs.
1t is further adjudged and decreed that the
said plaintiff do have and recover of the de-
PENDANT her husband, the sum Of $1,000, with
per cent interest per annnm thereon from jul
dcial demand. to wit: February %. 1873, until
paid, and costs Of suit.
Judgment rendered March 20. 1873.
Judgment signed March %. 1878.
w H. ROGERS. Judge.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at
the city of New Orleans, on this second day OF
April. in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-eight
JOHN J. HARTMAN. Deputy Clerk.
ana Is % %
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Red RIVER.
Red river ana Tcxas,

Red River and Texas.
6qS K3WHH Az ASR EEFAsN "a
Through bills Of lading and through passion;
ger tickets to all landings on Red River. and all
railway stations In Texas. The best route to
The following splendid and fast steamers
composing the line will leave as advertised be-
low:
la Belle. Maria Louise, Texas
9. Fl. Durfee. Col. A. p. Kouns, kotus Nos
W. J. Behan, Bonnie Lee, Dawn,
Kate Kinney. Silver City. .--
e1>aiIs~A.t-so Hot Springs. and all land
sss4Nssskings on Red River and railway
stations In Texas.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Texas. George W. Rea master.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, May /. at .. m.
G. II. Durfee, G. W. Stinde. master
Leaves SATURDAY. May 4. at .. m.
No wharfboat charges. drayage or comm mission
will be charged ut mouth Of Red River. Bayou
Sara, or at New Orleans. In fqrWardiing freight
consigned 70 the company by bin Of lading;, ~,
G 62as Sf street 9 ' JOS 4fkEN Rsesldsnt
H1rB oARt1s gR \; \ SS$r2E th hEESEHt
FOR GRAND ECQBE, MONT
gomery, Alexandria, Norman's Bar.
NEW BART ABLE.
Richard slnhott msstsr Geo HAMILTON az clerk
ap WI o 9" board " Or o For Efs e
No. 81 Commercial Place
of Red river, or to agents at New Orleans. fol
steamer Bart Able. will be forwarded free o.
charge. au3O
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IInnOrts
Receipts of Produce

NEW YORK-Per steamship Morgan City-Asstd
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LOWER COAST.
LOVER COAST PASSENGER INDEPEN-
DENT EXPRESS LINE-SPEED, SAFETY
AND COMFORT.
THE sTAUNCH AND SWIFT
,sksss - passenger yacht

]. Hamilton, master. G. e. Holmes. clerk.
For Magnolia Store ard all way landings
II a: M. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, returning TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS, at o. m. Receives all light
freight and valuable packages. For freight or
passage apply on board.
No one Is authorized to contract any debts In
the name of the boat except on written order of
the captain, approved by the clerk.
freight bills, NH frMoWeu
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
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MRS, SARAH FOSTER VS.. JOSEPH FOSTER
her husband-No. 1884.
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DONALDsONvILLE.
FOB UONALDSONVILLE VIA NEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
THE STEAMER
lsA0 ST. FRANCIS BELLE,
d2z8 William Gibson, master,
VIII leave the head Of Bienville street at 7:3c
a. m for Westwego with passengers for all sta
tons on the New Orleans and Texas Railroad.
Returning. will arrive at 5;45 D. M Same boat.
connecting with Sunday Accommodation Train
o. N.
Freight received at the same place up to $3.50
o'clock will be delivered at It's destination next
morning.
oc1Otf @. E. PAYNE. Superintendent.
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
ap15 % % my6 ID II
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q,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ap8 IS % 20 my6 10
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WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
~, FOR GRAND ECOBE. MONT
s&p6tt2 gomery, Alexandria. Norman's Bar.
bins and way landings-The steam
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Edward F. stockmeyer vs.. A. Il. Reading

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
ap1 8 15 % % Iny3
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-04

The Eureka Leaisr openly AYERS that
the enemies Of Governor Bradley in
that place, will resort to contcmrtible
"xP"di"nt vc!l huy"u to Ioli,ical
tri"ksicrs, for tEc purpose of defeating
HIS delegates nj the primaries. An Mt.
tempt to vote Republicans ut tho Dom.
ocratic primaries may bc male. but
that such miserable irickery can be
mndo succcsslul. is doubtful. Tho
Governors friends IN Eureka are ggite
as numerous aul putcnt as are his enc.
mics, nnd they will be very likely to see
to il that no fiaud Of thu: character is
successfully prncticCd.
These attitudes are not near 80 favor
able for thieyeish minipulotions as the
humid atmosphere Of Louisinnn, aud
though tho gcniuE IN ,iiliany be equal
to that oi graduate Of tha; miasmntic
school, it, efforts will prove abortiyo.
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The Alameda Baths.

In n recent letter to the Virgins
Caroairie Simple Simon furnishes dc.
tailed description of the now popular
watering place ut Alameda, together
with some racy descritions of the sights
to be Witnessed at tho beach by casual
visitor, from which he following para
graphs are extracted:
Men aud women battle promlscuous-
iy, aud when the b.l;her of either sex
enters Tho iuclosare. modcsty is left be-
hind-nnti! called for. Thele is re-
freshing uncorveItionalism about these
caihtrs That fancy goes far towards
swelling the crowd. for not one-fouItL
OF those Who visit them 90 into the
water. The men wear a single thin
garment, the upper works built in the
fosm of an unGershirt, aud the lower
works being simply truucated trousers
reaching to no lower thau eight iu-
ches above the Lnees. The arms are
bare, and the whole leg of course ex-
posed.
The ladies make an effort at little
more perfect concealinent, but the at
tempt is not grea. success. They
wear pair OF little short trousers tina;
do no. rcuch to the knee by at leat four
inches. Over thiJ comes body gar.
meHt with snort skirt, which in the
water Hops NJ aua in uino cases out OF
ten exposes four or five inches Of beau
tIiul shining ivory above the trousers
wGistband. Some of tha ladics-those
who have THU legs-wear loose stock
ing 10 hide its lack Of shapeliness, but
those who are highly favored in this
respect-thoso 10 whom nature has been
kind aud thOug go it
bare.
One Sunday there wGs great IA; dow.
ag"r ci ut least two hundred pounds
avoirdUpois. Her bathing suit was
tight. and when she got wet i. clung to
her form like the skin of II sausage.
Once there came great wave in, and
carried the drmpliug off her feet, and
in her struggles to right herself she
split the garment from A to lizard.
There was Gleam of white shot
throagh the water that looked like the
under side Of shark, and then with
only her head above tho surface the
frightened woman called for help. 4
shawl was brought, carefully wrapped
nround her by lady bathar, and with
the split garment trailing behind her
in the water the dissnsted woman
reach the staircase that lead to her
Asa rule, distance lends erchantmemt
To the view, but on the Alameda beach
il is we'll to have as close z look as pos.
sible. SO, when you Comstockcrs come
here to make studies OF the nule. bring
your glass, lest you may not be ubio to
get front seat.
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The Chief Engineer of the Chicago
X Northwestern Railroad, to test the
smoothncss Of the track, placed glass
OF water Oh the scat Of Pullman pal
ace car, the other day, md carried it
through from Chicago to Omaha with
ont sp!lling drop. Thinking specific
gravity might have something to do
with 1t. next trip la took glass OF
wh;skcy, aud when he examined the
glass at the FIRST station out he found i,
as dry AS the desert Of Sahara ut high
noon.
FoEr CLARE special Gays Saturday
night tho MGxicaus from Las Yacas.
Mexico, fred fifty shots into the town
Of san Felipe. Tcxas. in retaliation for
having been pursued ihe day before by
Capt. Kelly, United States army, who
took from them some stolen stock.
Great excitement prevails. rarson Pot.
ter. of frontier fame. shot and wounded
- greascr last night while III the act Of
stealing his horses.
a NhAroLiriS priest. Don Matthias,
has iust drawn n prize OF $500 600 in a
lottery, aud tho unhappy man is begin
ming to wish ho hul never did it. He
receives seven hundred letters u day dc.
innnding relief aud suggesting modes Of
Investment. Tho Minister OF Finance
says he can only pay the money in ia.
stallmonts. aud the populaco believe
him to be II wizard. aud pester him day
aud night for the secret OF his success.
His church is tho most popular in
Naples.
Joif7 l. JANIS, on Auburn. n. Y,
convict, fcigurd paralysis with suoh
success that he escaped hasd work dur
ing bis confinement of two years and Il
half. was l!ftcl about by attendants,
aud ON bciug released. was carried In q
chair To the depot urd placed on The
cara. \ few hours after ,he prison Of
hcinls were currriecd by "a call from ia,
fcilow now as smnr, as any one, VIII,
told them OF his game, and then let
for home.
THG Tybo Sun Of the 9th snys: "Al
though there is some complaint Of th,
dull times, and noticeable scarcity o
the circulating medium tho outlook fo
this district is as full Of promise as n
euy time in the past. We have onl!
ono produ tive miue--ihe only one tha
is worked in the onmp--nnd upon 1t Tia
bur'hen OF supporting the town ar
making business profitable rcsis For
5 ono mine camp "ybo s,andsat the hoa
VI tie list.
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FGoI gentleman who came mp ON
tGc train night before last, wo learn
that there was Il huge cloudburst on
Tuesday last on the line Of the Central
Pacific, near Wadsworth. The whole
desert for miles and miles in that yicin.
ity presented the appearance of a great
lake the water standing in places from
six to twenty inches in depth. The
road bed WAS slightly damaged in one
placo by the washout.-ScRtiacH.
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The cCm:ortions OF ophis, the evolu
,ions Of Mexican. tho GieadIncss of
Crown Point, and the double back
action sUmersau.t of Eureka Consoli-
dated were the salient features OF the
stock market yesterday. The Oyhirites
were GiSsgsted, t!o Ncyicans doubled
up as # afflicted with simon pure
cramps, the Crown Pointers were hup-
py, aud. turning their faces towards
Nevada, exclaimcd: Great Is Jones,
the Senator. Behold! he come,h, ana
Crown Point rcjoiceth in its very bow
els. Long live Joncsr-Siori ErcAange.
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ssan Francisco Sews
IFron dispatches Of 70 h !

The steamer City of Toxic arrived
this morning. She had been
under sail for the last thirteen
days, having broken crank.pin. The
Chinese Embassador and suite are on
board.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel will not be
used for hotel purposes after August
LIST, rs Senator Sharon intends closing
the dining rooms at that time. The
lower portion Of the building is to he
used for business purposes. The bill.
liuri hall will be turned into n restuur.
ant. The upper stories, rs far as posi-.
BILE. vii! be used as business Offices.
i'elchcr, Crown Point. Ophir end other
Mining Companies will be provided
with accommodations in tho building.
The rooms Unsuitable for offices will be
rented to dodgers. Mr.. Sharon will as
sGuc the management OF the building.
Henry II. Pearson, the present land
lord, will become magngcr Of the Palace
Hotel. The object of this movement is
to increase the patronage OF the Palace,
and the majority Of th5 Cosmopolitan's
boarIers will be Transferred there.
The charge of cmbcGGlement agains:
J. W. GusLwilcr was dismissed i'll the
Police Court yesterday, OH testimony Of
the complaining witness, S. II. Books.
The Chinese Consul accredited to
this port. who arrived by the City OF
Toxic yesterday morning, says, relative
to the proposed modification or abrcga-
ton Of the Burliugamc treaty, that the
Chinese government is not disposed to
ucccdc TO il.
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TnE CarsoH IRpsal of Saturday says
Mr.. J. Il. White, OF the iiTm OF White
n Allen, quartz mill builders. came in
from Lake District, Mono county. Cali
fornia yesterday. where lie is erecting Il
twenty. stamp quartz mill for thc Nam.
moth Mining Company. The niue is
owned by Gen. q. $. Dodge, and
others, OF san Francisco, aud is said to
be one Of the richest gold mines ever
developed on tins coust. They have a
ledge ffty-ihrre feet wide of fine look
ing ore, which assays from $40 to $500
per ton.
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ELKo, NEVADA, SUNDAY, AUGUST A, 1873.
Death Of 4. II. Hobie.

A. II. Robie. prominent citizen of
Idaho and owner Of large herds Of cat
tie in the Stein Mountain country, says
the SHrer State Of the 2Gth, died I b.
Boise City at G O'Clock this morning.
He narrowly escaped death at the hands
of the hostile Indians in the vicinity of
Stein Mountain three days before the
Curry Creek fight, having been chased
by them all day and twT of his com
panions killed. Upon his arrival in the
settlements he offered reward OF ST.
900 for the scalp of Chief Egan, who
WIS with the Indians who chased him.
He was prostrated by exhaustion and
exposure. which finally resulted in
death
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q s1uiciial Show.

The following strange story is told by
the Chicago 7Iao Of the 25th inst.
Capron. Ills, being the scene OF the
fCarfUily dramatic exhibition: Early
last May. Geo. W. Durleigh. who Is au
old resident OF Ohio. came to that town
ostensibly to start IA tOTsoriul establish
ment. BurleIgh wns man of varied
accomplishments, finc education and
versatile in conversation. While at
Capron he was often in depressed
spirits. Last Sunday he published II
card Informing The citizens that he
would, Cn tho evening Of tho 23rd inst.
deliver lecture III thornton Hall, aud
at its conclusion crafty them by shoot.
ing himself through the forehead. Tho
price o. admission would he : and the
amount saiiscd should be used for his
funeral expenses, AMI the remainder he
inyo IN works Of Huxley, TynduI
and Darwin for tho town library. His
idea in ending his life WAS to secure
eternal peace by aunihilutIon. At the
appointed liino the hall was crowded.
aui after delivering an iualcl lecture
OF wonderful power, in a manner ana
tone which marked him rs aa adept, lie
suddenly drew " drr.iugt=, placed it to
his forehead, ANA despite an attempt to
prevent the decd, fired, and fell into tie
arms Of two friends, who were on the
wing Of the thca:cr Tor the purpose Of
hiad"ring The execution OF the design.
The large sizsd ball literally tore his
LTain 20 pieces.
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THE marriage Of Charles Patterson
with lady of Amaior county, Califor.
mia, was interrupted few days ago by
an officer who wanted Charles. and
who, having rcquisition for him from
the Governor OF Nevada, would not be
persuaded 10 defer the pleasure of his
society. Charles appears possessed Of
an inOrlinGte love OF ho:scflesh which
ung"vcrnGhle passion hns brought Him
to acquaintance with the Lyon county
Jail.
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t.nliMInr Nrritirnt.

Day before yesterday. Joseph Phil.
lips "i Link.On. started out cunning III
from town, ia taking the gun out Of the
vehicle, one uf ihu hammers caught in
some blankets, aud coming down on
the ,uhe, discharged tho barrel. The
contents, which consisted Of II charge
of ordinary bird shot, passed into MIR.
Phillips arm-pit aud on through the
back, iniictiug serious and painful
but not dangerous woual.- Times
Rsric,c.
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SHrsS STATE. 25th. Til, shower day
before yesterday was much heavier i'll
the western part OF the county. A
cloud burst on the bills near Browns
Station, on Humboldt Lake, and de.
lugcd tho valley with water. The tor
rent swept away soyernl feet of railroad
truck on the Zig Mcudows, bnt the
break wns Immediately discovered md
mon set to work TO repair il, so that
trains were not delayed more than an
hour aud half.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

A ~ pFRsO's HAVING CLAtYs
N against Juln watson, d,csaucit or tc -.
u % ,be raU Jtr sta a.. tc-lssec . af,
hereby required {, oShiJil the pamu wi 4 tho
Necessary vouchers. tshiu t.ii Tuoutus ~ ~
thc hnt puOii atiOr OF iht- n tice. 10 ] N. Sug
county Of bkO, State " Nevada.
.. H. HUGuErr.
Admlnisirator Of tho . ia,c o. joan Sh,nr,
deceased. Is9g.im
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MAJOR JomS II. DESSIs denies tha,
ho has ever been afflicted with COnyrps.
sicnal aspirations; positively asserting
that no word or act Of his has over
been Of n nature TO justify suspicion
that lie entertained such hnukcrinys.
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FATAL MINiSG ACCIDENT Samuel L.
Turner, n miner, working in Blair
mine at Osccoia. was killed by the cav.
ing Of lot Of loose rock and gravel OH
the 18th instnut. Every effort was
made TO cxtricn,o tho buricd mnu in
time 10 save his life, but failed. The
puck he was working with was driven
threw his head by the falling mass.