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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-17

exhibit apples, pears, peaches. figs.
whisky, brandy, e., also 100 Varieties
fruit trees.
Capt. Matt. Atkinson, II Buucomuc.
the faithful and energetic worker su We
halls Of North Ca-o;in. - aGdcd 10 ~
exhibition.
DEPARTMENT OF FINE GRAIL AUrs.
Fine display from the R~altis' school.
Raleigh. OF paintings, cray"ls. wtli ex-
ecuted.
Several ,rayon sketches. "ii Is,uf-
ing> and two wafer co'ur pIirtlr. ',S
Ms. Beulah Holden showing apcl,.rG
talent.
Three IL ge h n1sme & avon d,a~-
iDgs bv Miss Kate Spout 81 Whining
ton. Very fine.
OUR MERCHANTS.
\. Creech's display again add, con
>iderably 10 the appearance OF Floral
Hall.
Mr.. Shel wood possesses the tasr of
a regular artist III his arraugemen 81
colors and dressing OF dolls.
D.. 5. Watt & Bro. have AFRO a lin
show of merchandise.
Hair Work. by NJ S. 5. Black.
A. korb, Goldsborn, y g, EXHIBITS
furniture manufactured ~ home. aud
from native 80 d>. The display re
fleets great credit on Mr.. Krlb. Our
people should encourage home manu-
features. Mr.. korb viii furnish for
instance a cottage set. on exhibition
at the Fair, for $500, delivered on
the cars. either at Goldsbo!O, or Dur
ham, n. e..
MIS-. James w. Jones, Newberne. ,
4 ~, Ir 4ahI- - -
beautiful work. Misses. Burn and
Jewel, Wilmington. Paintings draw
ing, fancy work, carving in wood,
crocheting also kindergarten collections
which is beautiful.
Little gown made by Lilly Jones.
daughter OF Il. Jones, of Cary, ) years
old, also dress by Flora Creecl, entire
ly 10y herself.
Glass case Of fancy work by Hiss
Julia Creech; fine cushion and mat, let
by Flora Creech; aud flowers by Hat
tie Creech The case is very hand
some.
Mrs. NJ. Rosenbaum exhibits l pair
of pillow covers, over pink handsomely
embroidered on linen cambria, eXqui>>
itely worked.
Handsomely embroidered infants
cloak, Mrs Z n Nadal, Wilson, N. G..
Handsomely embroidered shawl.
Miss Eliza Mckee.
Elegant large Afghan, Miss Flies,
Salem.
Articles exhibited by NIs. Yeat,s. of
Murfreesboro, n. c.
Toilet set, Sputturn mats ard very
pretty.
Tidys, by Miss Laura Scott, Of Muir
| freesboro. on Java canvas, blue in deli-
~cate-buff led wofstea worked in pearl
color.
Red canvass with lace edge stitch,
by Miss Ida T~hor8ason, Of Murfrces~
| boro.
Exhibit of embro.dry in silks and
cotton, by Miss Woodson, also "a hand
some crcheted shawl.
Handsome tatting by Mrs. J. w.
Atkinson, . jabots l OF lace fer trim
ming.
Point and Hinton lace by Florence
Engle, also some elegantly made by
Mrs. Dodson, of Greensboro.
Fine collection of grasses, seventy
varieties, by Mrs. Cowan, of Pittsboro.
Collection Of colored grasses in vases.
Lot Of petritied eggs, by Mrs. NJ. A.
Cowan, Of Chatham county.
We will refer to other departments
Tomorrow.
TRIALS OF SPEED YE>TERDAY-2 p. II.
lst race. mile running, purse $50,
TN Wait .ker entered Bay Geldlng,
who wins the pole. J VI Cross enters
Charlotte Bell. Bay Gelding won
time $50.
At3p M: 2nd race, l mile dash,
purse $50; II j Pope entered savanna
noa and Red Slipper; T Dunn, Pill
Box; L nj Whitaker. Santuc Swan
anO won; time 1.54
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NOON.
PARIS, Oct. II.
Rents 1874. and 90c.
LONDON, Oct. II.
Consols for money "a $40, for account
81! Eric IL.
2p. M.-Cous,ls TO-. money "a 3-19.
account II.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. II
Cotton dull middling uplands 81:
mlddlIng orleans 6 GIG; sales 5000:
speculation exports 800; receipts l.
0oO; all American. Futures opened
for sellers at a decline of 1-32. Uplands
low mIddllng clause for October deliv-
cry i o-52; October and November de-
livery ll-l6; November and December
delivery d; December and January de-
livery d; January and February deliv-
cry D; February and March delivery
"a New crop shipped for November
aud December Fer sail 90.
new YORK, Oct. Il.
Stocks weak. Money 6. Gold II.
Exchange, lohg 4.79 /; short AS.
State bonds duh. Governments
Inactive. Cotton weak sales 9Sl !:
middiing uplands 9.75; Orleans 9.78.
Futures weaker October 8 - No
velnber 995; December 9.91; January
10000 Fabruary 1000; March 90. 90.
Flour duh and steady. Wheat dull
and unchanged. Pork firm ct SO. Lard
dull at COS. spirit, turpentine 20.
Rosiu lao. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Il.
Flour dali and weak. Southern
wheat firm for choice dull aud lower
for other grades. Western weak and
panicky, but closing steadier. Southern
red 9talO0; amber 2C0a2O5. No. 2
Western winter red spot for October
delivery 96(G964 November 975M97a:
December 993A993. Southern corn
dull and weak. Western dull and low
Ct. Sou hern white so: Yellow 51d52.
NIGHT.
NEW YORK, Oct. Il.
Co ton, net receipts 227; gross re-
ceipts 1886. Futures closed steady:
sales $1,000. October delivery 9.71:
November delivery 81; December
delivery 9.12; January delivery 9.77;
February delivery 81; March
delivery 9.92; April 10; delivery
May delivery zoos; June delivery 10.
OS; July delivery 1Oa2O.
Cotton quiet; sales 500; uplands 10:
Orleans 10 IA. Consolidated net re-
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Coin. TO Advance.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Globe states
that a private telegram from a trust
worthy source at .Simla, says The
advance on Candahor may be expected
almost Immediately. Little resistance
is anticipated this side of Candahor.
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Delaware GreenEack sOnypn.
linn

WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 17th.-The
G~reenback State Convention met here
this afternoon. 81 delegates present.,
p whom are from this city. The Con
v%ention nominated DR.. K. ]. Stuart, of
Lcwes. for Governor and JnO. j. Jacks
Sol for Congress-.
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" hat il ..auckiay'

From the Reno (Ney.I gazette
a bothered looking citizen c.u.
the Gazette office yesterday a.'.u
and respectfully asked t. be let te
at the dictionary. lie sat dpaa al
rather a~nxiously thumbed aa..r
while.
NV hat word are you looking t.
asked a reporter, seeing that tae
ger had failed to strike the tlu5.
"Well," said the man in a bars.
confluence, you see I've 8U.y
married a short time, ana my .
gone up - Truckce On ayi,.., and
written to me to look in the bottom
her trunk for a lot Of 'tlck.ar
send 1t to her. Now what 49,
know Is what in biaz.s Is "uaa
1t amt in the dictionary.
'Iucking Pr SAID the reporter ar.
~, why tuckiDg is tie ,l3it rise
make by pokimg a SOFT Of sl.r.t-
tlsh-hOok through a hole aud e
the thread and draWIug ID oae6
Then the editor spoke up e3asaa
tuously, and said that Il man "4a
so an dS Cn@U o"e". ~ ~.
"ndI IAe feP'I'7'
scrlDed was cgOchetIug. L.eT
IHual0 ~ Nn1M VIA 'IGN'--
'iS u US'A 4 .. .
mrnNa 'n"pe1 iiN9 i" mus T -, r.
~ iA9''0 % t.
cents a yard, and WIZ la,t..-s..
should waste a whole dag .a m
what they could get for q s-0..
more than he could uule.- .rt
answer TO a question from the
reporter. the editor said b. hat
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Nj OVementS OfCOtfOn.

The receipts of cotton yesterday were
APO bales. The market vas off J. The
quotations were middling 81. strict low
middling 81, low middling 81, old cot
ton same as last quoted. Market weak
and declining.
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items BY Gable and Telegraph.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Times finan-
cial article says from two to three nils
lion dollars l. 5. funded bonds were
taken for America within the last three
days.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-17

State Guard by Ills EXcellcncy Il. B..
Vance, Governor of North Carolina.
Presentation of a flag by the schools
of Raleigh to the cadets of Bingham
School, Maj. Robert Bingham COM
munding.
TRIALS OF SPEED.
"Wednesday, Oct. 10th, 1873.
One mile and repeat 20 harness for
horses that nave never beaten
three minutes. Three or more to enter,
two to start. Fnst horse to receive
| $50, 90, second horse to receive SIS, 90,
and the third morse to receive So, 90.
At 3 o'clock, p. NJ No. 5, Purse.
300, open to the world. Running
race, one mile and repeat. Three or
more to enter. two to start. First
horse to receive $50, 90, second horse to
receive SO, 90, and the third horse %
receive $40 90.
At 3 O'Clock. p. M,-No.6, Purse,
$75, open to the world. Trotting
race, one mile and repeat Three
or more to e. ter, two to start.
til st pu,s Sc to receive, so; second mare
$40.
AT ) CLOCK, NJ.
No :. Purse $50. open to the World:
running race half mile dash, first mare
to receive the whole money; three or
more to enter, two to start.
At o'clock p m, at the North
Carolina Agricultural Society VII
meet at the Hall OF the House Ct Rep
resentatives, at the capitol. Interest
ing essays may be expected irom Prof.
n b Webster. Norfolk, Va, AID the
Hon Kemp Battle, Of the University of
North Carolina.
The military review to-day will be
splendid. The troops will b. out in
some strength, though owing to the
refusal Of employers to let their men oil.
and the non-arrival of the uniforms of
some companies, the number is not
nearly tbe force of the Guard. The CON
duct of the troops has been such as to
do them just credit.
This evening at $50 p. M, there " II
be splendid dress parades at both he
camp grounds, and the ladies and the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-17

n- po.t,4 - W, C MONAGHAN, Otlciai ~
p9rtcr icr the Board Of Trade.
i.ALEIGH, y &. oct. II. 1873.
~f'lGGIIr: s.
otricl Low NItdhne.
Low MIudIlny,
strict Good PRIMARY
Good Ordinary,
ordinary,
AilGGlilg Stains. sl.
Low AIiddling stains, rs
Good Ordinary Stains, 6t-I4
Tone o. Market-Weak and declining. The
market was OF! "a.
CITY MARkLT-WHOLE5ALEC CASH PRICES
Correcta ID by ~, II, DODD,
Gtlicial Reporter for GrOcers & Cotton tx
change.
RALEIGH. n. c.. Oct. L 1873
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PROGRAMME

Wednesday, Oct. 10th. 1918, at
10 o'clock, p. Mo, 4 Prizo 500.
Grand review of the North Carolina
State Guard by His Excellency Il. b.
Vance. Governor OF North Carolina.
Presentation Of a flag by the schools
of Raleigh to the cadets of Bingham
School, Maj. Robert Bingham COM
ndin
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ID III bu lsl o DaccO Market.

EYtra, 10 to s.
Breaks heavy curing the week, and prices
firm on urights; fire wrappers and fancy
SA1,kC 5 in SODG imam at prices uuNIed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-17
NO.. 4.

Duke Michael, who, when asked to
open negotiations for an armistice, an
swered that he was without instruction
IN the matter. 1t Is also declared that
Layard informed the Porte that the
British ambassador at St. Petersburg
had been instructed to express to Prince
Gortschakof Lord Derby's astonish-
ment at the non-fulfilment of his pro-
mise that Russian commanders should
be ordered to treat for an armistice, and
to remind Prince Gortschakoff that no
stipulation had been made relative to
armistice being dependent upon con-
dluons OF peace or on the appointment
of a new Grand Vizier.
THE SCHIPKA SURRENDER.
Vienna kilograms of the 18th state
that at Schipka Pass the Russians cap
tured $4,000 men, 1000 horses, twelve
mortars, twelve siege-guns, and eighty
field-guns.
THE CAPTURE OF NISCH.
Several special dispatches announce
that the garrison of Nisch, which sur
rendered to the Servians, numbered
5000, with ninety cannon, 1900 rifles,
and a number of flags.
ON TO ADRIANOPLE.
Two Russian columns from Kezanlik
have arrived, one near Zeni-Saghra,
and the other near Tatar. The Bazard-
llk & Zamboli Railway is threatened.
The civil population has been ordered
to quit Adrianople, and 5000 persons
have already gone. The civil govern
ment has been transferred to Rodesto.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-17

well said: Written contracts must be
/ held to express the intentions of the
parties at the time of contracting, and
their plain and reasonable construC Ction
cannot be diminished or enlarged by
verbal testimony in explanation of such
intention, neither can an implied prom.
ise exist with reference to any subject
matter that Is embraced in an express
agreement"
Resotued. That We repel all imputa-
tlons of dishonesty on the part of the
people, by whomsoever made, in de-
manding that creditors as we'll as debt
ors be held to the exact terms and con-
ditions of all contracts entered into be-
tween them.
ResoLued, That nation can reach no
higher pinnacle in maintaining its hon
or than when il does precisely as it
agrees.
ResolUed, That the secretary of state
be directed to transmit copies of these
resolutions to each of our senators and
representatives in congress. Laid
over
THURSDAY, Jan. 10-Assenably-After a
little preliminary work the assembly
bOOh a. IGCtSS llIlIll l. w., Nll6ll Il6 Two
houses met in joint convention, and the
governor delivered his annual message,
after which both houses adjourned.
FRIDAY Jan. 11.-Sendte. Resolutions
were introduced instructing the revisers
of the statutes to report; and distribut-
ing the executive message to appropri-
ate committees. Bills were introduced,
to provide for the purchase of 400
copies of Webster's Unabridged Die
tionary; to provide for the relief of the
family of the late Moses NJ. Strong;
and to discover books, papers etc. in
suits in courts of record. The Bland
silver bill resolution of Sen. Price was
made the special order for Wednesday
the 10th. The Senate then adjourned
until Monday evening Jan. 18th.
FRIDAY Jan. 11-Assen1by.-The AS
sembly met and adjourned until the
14th.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-17
VOL. XXI.
STATE AFFAIRS.
List of Appointments Made by the New
State Officials.

The following are the appointments
in each of the several state depart
ments as they stand at present:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Governor-Wm. L. Smith. Milwaukee,
Lt.-Governor-J. n. bingham, Chippewa Falls.
Executive CIerk-T. L. Hacker, Cottage Grove.
The governors official staff has been
appointed, as follows:
Adjutant Gcneral-Ed. Bryant, with rank of
Prigadier General.
QuartermaSter General-Gco. f. Bryant, with
rank Of Major General.
surgeon Ceneral-Dr. E. B. Wolcott, with rank
Of Brigadier General
Military Secretary and Aide-de- Camp Geo. "
Burchard. with rank Of colonel.
Aide-de-Camp-Floran j. kies, with rank Of
Aide dec amp. A. Watrous, with rank of
hide-de- amp-L. B Sale, with rank ofColoneI.
Aided .Camp-John Z. Hugsins, with rank Of
oonel.
Aide-de- Camp David " Curtis with rank of
Colonel.
Aide-de- Camp George Tounar. with rank of
Colonel.
aide Camp Pliny Norcross, with rank OF
Colonel.
Aidede Camp--B F. Bryant, with rank of
OiOnrl.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
Secretary Of State--Hnns i. " arner, Ellsworth.
Assistant Secretary-Frank II. Putney Wau-
kesha.
teneral Clerk-David n Taylor, La Crosse.
Printing Clerk Edwin H. Weoer, Menominee.
Insurance Clerk Il. Keyes. Watertown.
Assistant Insurance Clerx-B. w. Suckow
Book -keeper--D. Ii. Tullis, Madison.
Book-keeper Trust Fnnd-Lars Harstad, Eau
Claire.
bail, Ellsworth.
Recorder of Marriages, Births and Deaths
Mrs. Fannie NJ. Villas, Madison.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
TrnasY Il ard
Assistant Treasurer-Robert Mccurdy, Osh-
kosh.
book keeper -AdoIph Nenges Madison
Corespondent-Wm. ID. carr Waupaca.
Deposit Cle,k-Charles Wedelstedt, Milwau-
kee.
Messenger-Henry Schuette
LAND OFFICE.
Chief Clerk II. waggoner, Richland Cen
Assistant Clerk. : Mcbride Madison.
Clerks-W. II. Bennett, Mineral Point; c. NJ.
Foresman, Madison: Peter Fagg milwaukee,; F.
J. Moll, Oshkosh: II. b. Pousc
Messenger-W. ". Jones.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
Attorney General-AlexarderW Wilson, Mineral
Point.
Assistant Attorney Gcneral-H. b. Chynoweth,
MADISON.
Messenger-Andrew Daubner
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT.
superintendent OF Public Instruction-W. c.
Whitford, ilton
ssista.t t Superintendent r. Pradt Afadi-
clerk and Messenger-W. p. Clarke, Milton
PUBLIC PROPERTY OFFICE.
Superintendent of Public PrOperty--Andrew
Sexton, Madison.
Assistant Superintendent-Ro &ontieth,
Madison.
Messenger Nm j. Jones. Madison.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Railroad CommisSioner-Dana O. Lamb, Fond
dn Lac.
Clerk. II. Foster, Winnebago county.
TREASURY AGENCY
Treasury Agent-uenry Kleinpell, Sauk City.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Adiutant General-Ed h. Bryant Madison
Quartermaster General--Geo. f. Bryant, Madi-
son.
Adjutant Generals Clerk--E. j. Lindemann,
ManitOwoc.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-17

1t thus appears that the direct state tax is less
than one-tenth OF the total fax The entire state
tax rect and indirect, for the yeaI 1871 is repre-
scnted by the receipts into the general fund.- and
amounts as before stated to s1,l99 954 S6, and is
only about one-Seyenth of the total tax paid BY
the people From this amount have been paid
all the expenses of the state, including interest
on the state debt. official salaries of charit-
able and penal institutions legislative and mis-
cellaneous expenditures; which shows that those
entrusted with the control of state affairs have
exercised reasonable economy in the discharge of
their respective duties.
ESTIMATES FOR 1879.
The secretary of st tie estimates that the re-
c9ipts for the calendar year, 1879, will be, from
Railway companies. -....-..--... s40a, 600 90
Insurance c0mpani es. s..----.-.....---- to. 600 GO
Miscellaneous sources. ...-.. So 500 .
Tax.s author zed by existing laws. 164, 6S6 sc
Making in all ...-.... S661, 1SS Sc
He estimates the expend lures for the same pc
riod at 1856 Ss5 So.
IL will deyolve upon you 10 provide for the de-
ic' ency thus exhibited, amounting 10 Sees $500
and, in addition thereto, such sum as NAV be
n. cess4ry TO provide for the publication of the
-Gw Revised Statutes, should the Labor of the re-
yisers receive legislative sanct on; and such fur
ther sums. If any. as may be appropriated during
the present session In excess of The secrel ary'
estimates.
Many propositions will doubtless come before
you involving the expenditure of considerable
sums or money. These various propositions will
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-17
ar News.
PEACE TALK,

A Constantinople dispatch dated Jan.
18th, states that the Porte received a
telegram from the Grand Duke Nicholas
stating that he received the Turkish
delegate to discuss IN armistice but can
not, at present, give any indications as
to the terms of peace as he is still ignor-
ant thereof
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-17
PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM TAXATION

In connection with the general subject of as
sessmcnts. call your attention to ths values of
the different kinds of property exempt from tax
alton. reported for the wear 1876 as follows:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-17
UNNECESSARY ALARM.

Captain Fife, British military attache,
telegraphs to Minister Layard from
Adrianople under date of Jan. 18th,
that there is no immediate ground for
the existing panic IS telegraphic COM
munication is still open from Adrianople
to Tartar Bazardiak.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-17

in each of the several state depart
ments as they stand at present:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOrICR No. 3.5.
U. =. aiinerni s~rvsy No. icO.

-
TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. GIBSON
~ cry Ne,.d., May =. ISIS; Notice 70
Cosah.. James cassidy. Daniel J War;. u. A.
Delay. j. j. q .sey ard tamnel Martin. whose
sortonice address l. yinsinis ciiy. Nevada. have
th's day Med an applL alton for . ps'eni Tor that
portion OF the ofi.inal rla'm II 1nesn hundpd
linear feet OF the sii,cr Lsaf Lode lying without
the limit NJ the suiro Tunnel grant, with cur.
lace ground rix hundred feet In width, . tu,tei
In 0old I'LL Mining Di,triet, county o' ston y,
staie Of Nevada. and dssicnAi,d by the field
nots and Official plat on nls 10 this Office ~
OF No. lGo IN Township II nor1h, Iisn g II ,a.t.
Mount Dtablo meridian; said portion Of ot
lows. 10 vii:
"Being ihst portion OF the Silver Leaf Com.
lany'su W y. survey NO. ico i,ihr without the
limit 81 The sutfo Tunnel gram" beginning
At Post No. . on the poutheriy line OF sad suITS
Tunnel grant. and whence b#ars the quarer
section fost On the east lipe Of section "a an
township " north. Ranse u last. sount Disb,o
meridian, souih ~ degres eat. defiant lsl fst,
eourre. south IN derrcss wet ysI fset 10 ro,t
No. ,: therce. second course. south n degrees
east 90 fect 10 Post No 4. IN. nee. third eaupe.
north ~ degrees cat Si feet To Post No. o, en-
he sontherly line Of tho sutfo Tunnel grant:
thenes along ssid southsriy line. fourth tou,se.
70. u on said southerly line. Gas hsl 10 Post
No. ., the piece Of beginning containing
u SO acres. Beuines true; magnetic ,aris.
uon. 10 degrees 10 minutes east.
The location OF this mine L. recorded In the
Recorder's ONO Of storr, county. In .Posk q
~ Locations The adjoining clsims Are: tie
Sutro Tunnel Company 0n ihs Ionb the Mis.
souri, ~CoDp.nyis U. \. Survey 10. is9 On ibe
vesf, Oily OF Melbourne on iba south. ANY and
al psrsons claiming adversely any portion VI
ss,d Silver Leaf Mae or rurfare rround sppl,sd
for are required to Ole their aiyerpe claim, Win
the keti'tr OF th- United state. Land Once
a. Carpon during Tho sixiy days period Of pub.
ne!ilon htfeot OF they will b. barred by virtue
OF the provisioDs Of the statute.
nyo 20 = Q. " HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 3,s.
U. =. Mineral ssrve, No. $50.


NIThD STATEs land CARSON
" ,Cliy. Ne'ads, MSs. Notice 10
nsreoy gwen maj y. N. Thsyrr. j. q.
Sowsn' ',hi.s cssiay. Iahieis. ware. u n.
peisy.J 5.SsreJ Ahu rsmuei Marlin whoea
po-terhee aidrrs !. virginia CITY. Nevada,
nave this uNy hied an Apl'ieaii u Tor q paiett
iof That portion OF The original claim Of nitsen
nnhurei linear i,et OF th" Ml.rou lode
lylng wl,n"ut lhe mt oi the sntro Tnnnei
erant, VIII surface ground .lx hundred let IN
widtn. rilnaieu IN uchi li,ll Mlnirg District.
County OF r'ofey, staie OF Nevada and d zig.
lated ny The ncid note and ofheial plat ,h Mo
IN tbs once rs Lot No. lD in Township "
north. Range u East, Mount Diabio meridian.
said ptr.ion OF Lot No. is9 o. applied a. being
described ~ follows. to wit;
Being that portion of the Mls ouri Com
psny's United States Survey 40. is9 Ling With.
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NOTICE. TO MERCHANTS.

0FPIcE or THE BOARD OF COUNTY
~ ,mmIulonerr Of Storey county. Nevada -
NOTES IL hereby Civ n. In p%urrusnee OF an order
Of raid bard. that real.d proposals. will 10
received by said Bosrd up 10 and including the
NINTH DAY or JUNE. A. D. 1878. for snp-
plies { = the County Hosriisl. In accordance
with the requi.itlon aud bill OF ilem' on dc In
referred for particulars. and which can be seen
during pnlcs hou' . Of each day. by order of
the Board Of Couty Commits Toners Of storey
Atl.-t: J. r. MCFARLAND. Clerk.
by II. O. THOMPSON. Dspuiy Clerk.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Of April. Al ISIS. SO many ishares OF each
parcel Of sueh stock 80 may lie necersary vii
Be sold st public auction. IN front Of the once
e co une .CSs, ss Main ;,tsssi 9o'a I'LL; s'ony
oi-June. A ID. 1878. d ! O'Clock p. ~, To
pay delinquent ass, ssments thereon. Together
Win costs o. advertising and expenses OF sale,
unless previously paid.
" order OF the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill. New May il. ISIS. myii Il
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

O!YIcE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ Mining Company. Ran Yrantisco, Ysy 8,
lsIs. AT . meeting " the Board % Trustees Oh
the abovs named Company, held this day, 8
dividend NC. ~ Of ons ~ Dollar psr share
18th. Transfer books elossd until the isth Il.
slant A. w. BAvENs.
my01u SserstlyT