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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-06-29
9. Cine SamsCu6ung.

Bare6es mar fein Witglieb oes Gabilbo,
CT befano fih oaher audi ni6t SlBunass
iaal, ipobl aber i'm 8ebduoe uno erfubr
oann au6 balo. oab einiae ben Warquis
compromittirenoeB Briefe aufeefdngen leien.
gr lab lofort elm, oaB Der GabiloO bic
Yerbaituna oes Wtarquis anoronen miiroe
gs mar oaber BON Der sroBten gBidtigfeit,
ibn 3u tparnen, menn er 3u Saule mar,
ooer enen Boten Der berittenen Wtann.
ihoft poraussufenoen, fals Der alte Serr
Iih auf elmer leiner Sacienbas 8 auf Dem
Ganbe befano Ods Saus oes Warquis
muroe BON Wlunicipal 8aroen bena4t.
SieIe 2eute tpiiroen pareoes Sueelalien
haben, oas muBte er, aber lie niiroen 5u.
alsih auh Der oas Saus our4luhenoen
Nbtheiluns BON Ieinem Beluhe erSGhlt ba'
ben uno eas hdfte ooh mDglihertoeiie oas
Yertrauer Der Hebeaen auf ihn, oas er lih
troB allsr Sd1tpierisfeiten in 10 idblausr
WeiIe erpor6en bate. 3u lebr erIhittert.
Wcs ionte ct tbun? giur einen Nuslpe !
lab er uno bas mar Elm per5lpeifelter. Gr
iuolIte Den 2euten oes Gdbloo juuorfom.
men uno auf feline eiDene BerantluDrtun9
nit auf Der StraBe aufsesriffenen 6rei-
milligen eine 5ausluhune pornebmen.
Cine Belle an Dolores, ole er ihr bsimlib
In Die Sano oriifen tonnte, uno Elm paar
Worte. Die er ibr suHiiitern fonnte. miroen
aeniaen. 8liidihertpsiis entoedte er, oils
er oas Wunicipalitdtssebduoe perlieB, in
Der Dor bem SaupteIneanse anaelammel-
| ten Wlen9s Den Maporoomo. uOon 80.
mas" iaste sr. inoem er ibn bel Seits
nabm, ,laiien Sie nein ihnellitss Bierb
bolen uno Is auf bic Yla,a be Santa
Clara brinsen. 5alten Sic es bort fiji,
/ iidb in Bereitihaft uno oann folssn sic mir
nah benz pauie oes Warquis be Solanoo.
] Gnmtsn @ais iif1 1nn SDmns 5ie haben
mir shoa uis!e Jreunoidaftsoisnite ernie.
len, aber i.bt beOarf i'd, Sbrsr piilfs. mebi
oenn ie. Sle miiien. i'd ljebe Dolores
5olanbo uno um lie su eepinnsn, mus ii
|,hrsn Batter retttn, saiis einsrlei iuie el
iiber bic Alcabala oenft. Verltehen Si
lmid), Don Somas2"
| .@ewib, 6err, nnb 5ie f6nuen anf mid
rehnen. Sh iusroe MID besilsn, Die no,
/ tbipen BeFenle az ertbeilen.
| vAber Ieien sic in tpeni9en Ufinutei
Iuieoer 3uriif. 5ie miIien bel mir isin
Ium bic Seflorito 3u marnen unb uDn ID
srfahren, no ibr WatsE iitb dufbdlt."
il Dpn 9omas 1trlos teinsn Muosnbli,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-06-29

8enaifnete Wdnner eilten ab unb su.
Die 9lahridt, oaB elm S,peiter Angritf anf
ben Yalait unternonnlen peroen jDlIte,
bate iib wie elm 2auiIeust perbreiset. Die
5traBsn bon Quito. ionit 10 rnb,e uno
ounfel bei Nad,t narsn ta8beu ericnntet
uon lobernoen sSadeln. Jadsln parsn an
ben Baltonen Der oer getlelnlainen 5adbe
freunollh aelinnten lreunoe unO lDer
lpiiros es in oieiem Nuasnbade selpaat ha /.
ben. niht lhr ,5reunn iein--befefist. unb
Jadeltr69er ELLEN hin unb ber o0er un.
stanosn bic Gruppsn Newaifaster, Die Ia
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-06-29
10a G1alid)e Uolksblatt

Eotst per pcft tDbns eonutassbtatt) ts2o per Sasr
s4.oo bas babe Sabr ans $3.50 has DisnsIaBs. MH
essmsssssIast ft2o per Sasr. $3.50 sas salss Sass
nnb sa.so sss BisnsIiats.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-06-29
Ero,it.ltef.

70. G S, $ .::ss;:: &c &c s.ss. .ss s.s:.s ss:-sS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
,0irf bic Ar,.nsi ben Sunasn nor.

i'd mag fe nitt !" Sc fommt uns pur&s
aus ni6t In ben Sinn. Waebetb psssrt
cielss Musprufs ees Gels au psrcants
men. Selbf beuButase nod fno bic
n1etfen abfabrmtttel, pte benz publitum
sebcten peroep. srose piuen Dol, pisosrs
lt&em auseben, bersn bloser aublid
l@op btnret&t uns gum Gbrbreben 10
retsen. 5dtts Waebstb ie Or. pteree's
Pleasant PurgativeP Pellets CI~nssnsbut
%abfibrencs pia4en) ssnOmmsn, 70 nitric
er iste WOrte Der 9era4tuns nte aussss
1pro&en baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
9. Staekstsas 4 8radsr,
0lpdenSiefer,

1912 Columbu Street,
,SifSsH aaisH ans giaa.etr, @ t. sSuis, R'.
etsjsn 9lsdsn BON lth,ai s~srlansiu 9sn uub @rsSs ssu
1000 bB 10 q gfo. auf 4tfsluaa stsbea pt,
0ssdsnipitlt pen 8 une ~ 1Sntn, spas afipths In 4 asnss
sae Dtdfidnet. ptt mad oslisbsu sn anst pus.
9s TAB aud atts cine aaspahl 0tsfta tam gafaaf ssr.
rfnts, bon p,rfattptnn @r66sn ant lIuia,
Gar tHta euttn tarmsnijttn Z n uRb SaIttartttt piss
" nfprtrt Sabre @arantts ssstttn.
q girsxlart auf guianssn ,~ustlsubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

GaHid iussfibrt bat, NIT Der Id ssItt.
ten. ia ltlbf 8epefnt babe. uno persn
Grob6nn, CARTE aufmsrfiamieit. idwsfers
lt&eD tenffsrttsfett mir sebolfen BADEN. 70
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mid aurddssrufen 3u. stneun 2sben, pas
bic 8srsweFuns su ,srftSren orobte2
eusta Rrsdts ibrer Greuncin efe 5aup
entsessn, bte auffano unb einen Sub
auf tbre Sttrne bridte. GannD Ieste
TIRE Sttrne auf 9u3ta's 6aupt. Die
betpsn WdpSen psrpttltsr eintse Winus
ten i6wsisenp In pteltr StelIuns. Die
blcncsn 9odsn Der Gtnen fslsn iiber pte
braunen Gle@ten Der Nnbern unb Ter chen,
beretnbre&eace erfe Sonnenfrabl sau'
felte bartn wte IN elmer braunsolpsnen
Glutb.
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nabu Gannp, f1 ssbsn laGsnp, BON
neusua pas 0ort. = Ste rparen aaein,
sine Baife uns pisIetdt f@ islbf ibsr,
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alters 1T % pFi9t f& sssenisitis srs
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f6 Sbnsn pase8en su Serpanfen ! sic
babsn meme 9eipen ~psrfaneen uno &C.
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rpte q eie Anpern tbuu, rpsnn i9 mt.
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am 5sraen rassn. Ste rplsn mstnem
bergen ni6t psrrpebren. bSbsr aufsuldlas
sen bsim Nnblifs 3peier f6 tdumenpsn
pferte unp zines rei1en berrlihsn 8as
gene. Ste psrssben iene Ibrdnsn pes
unmutbs, pte BON ben Mus.u Der arn,sn
slrbeitsrtn auf etn bsrrli6ss 0ewsbe fall
len, ras fe fdr cine Anpere ;ureGt n,a1t
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
Moie Sell 8 Salbe
81. %efer SchmiuS,

(aus 2urtmburs)
kdH {Hftr me- SSshs, Danstu ausr art, Defenders tur6
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Drett bthafstt 1Santrinuta, fur faltnnnt auetn, fur
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0uueeR.
prsiS, sar srsss Brrtn 81. 90. - NittlHs 80 gts.
Gldpx 70 Gsnts.-8u tsbtn bet
... Or. Heter S6tptnb,
20 laQ2 Ode "a. u. aIas. 9nbusut. Sspa. unh
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

A slight fire occurred in the World
building, New York, yesterday. The
origin of the FIRE is unknown, but it is
whispered on the street that the printers
recently locked out may know some
thing about it.
A special from Cohoes, N Y, says:
The Harmony cotton mills. employing
$500 hands. and producing 300, 900
yards of cotton goods day. have re-.
duced the working time to three days a
week, in order to reduce the production
and stiffen prices.
A passenger train left Rochester, N,
Y, for the East yesterday, the first rail.
road communication in any direction in
three days. One track is now open at
scene of Fridays accident, seven miles
east of there.
Judge James B. Mexican of Utah, is
dead He had the reputation of being
an incorruptible and upright Judge.
The City Council of Cork refused to
receive General Grant. or extend the
hospitalities of the city to him.
Senator Thurman positively declines
to be candidate for Governor of Ohio.
On Sunday night. at Carb)n Wyom-
ing. twenty five or thirty masked men
broke open baggage car, took out and
hanged to a telegraph pole Dutch
Charley, who was en- route to Rawlins
for trial. charged with participation in
the Widdo Sfield murder last fall. He
was notorious character, and had
been Unidentified with number of stage
robberies.
Every preparation is being made by
the military and civil authorities to
prevent trouble at the Umatills Reser-
walton next Friday. when the two
Indian Murderers are to be hanged.
Two companies of cavalry will leave
Walla Walla for the scene on Tuesday.
Sheriff Sperry has 100 armed men also
on hand.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07
STATE OFFICERS.

To-day the old State officers retire
and the new ones takes their places.
Only three of the old officers succeed
themselves. These are Lieutenant Gov
ernor Adams. Judge Hawley of the
Supreme Court, and Charles F. Bick-
nell. Clerk of that Court. Cover
nor Bradley, Secretary of State Minor,
Controller Hobart, Treasurer Schooling
and Surveyor General Day were elected
In 1870. and reelected in 1874, each
having served eight years. They are
succeeded respectively by Governor
kinkead. Jasper Babcock. j. f. Hal
louk. L, l.. Crockett and A. J. Hatch.
Attorney General KittreIi was elected
IN 1874. and though be proved to be a
competent and incorruptible officer, he
was defeated for reelection last fall.
aud is succeeded By NJ. A. Murphy. As
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
ID X. Sessions succeeds s. Z. Kelly.
The retiring officers without exception
have been faithful to the trust reposed
in them by the people. Bradley,
though accused during election times of
being ignorant and prejadiced, has
always proved himself q firm friend of
the people by in;erposing his authority
to protect them from the power of cor
Porations. During his eight years of
Office he frequently exercised the veto
power to prevent legislation for the
benefit OF the few at the expense of the
many. and never signed an act to create
monopoly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07
THE NEVADA LEGISLATURES.

Both Houses of the Legislature con-
vened at Cirson yesterday. Judge
Beatty administered the oath of Office
TO the members
The Senate was called to order BY
Lieutenant Governor Adams. W. b.
Hing was elected President pro tenn;
q, l. Lsmmon. Secretary; t. S. Daven.
port, Assistant Secretary; q. @. Wal.
lace. Sergeaut-at-Arms; James Morris.
OF Ormsby, Assistant Sergeant at
Arms.
A. j. Castor. of Storey, was elected
Speaker of the Assembly; Alien. OF
Lincoln. Speaker pro tenn; J. NJ Wood.
worth. Chief CLERK; j. z. Flauiusham.
Assistant Clerk; q. II. Stod lard. Ser.
eeant.at-Arms; c. Fl. Kimble, Assist.
hat Sefgeant-at-Arms.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07
THE STATE TREASURY.

The Carson Appeal has compiled
from official sources statement of the
funds in the State Treasury. aud the
amount of outstanding warrants on the
4th instant The gross amount on
hand IS $7l3,05l So. The outstanding
warrants amount to $4i. 1886 43, leaving
net balance in the several funds as
follows:
General Fund. 1919 SIS 80
State Scho il Fund ............. 60 1e5 43
General school Fund ............ 25,787 %
State Interest and sinking Fund,
1871 and 1872 .......... ...... 5,5J7 80
Territorial Int and Sinking
Fund, 1872 .......... 49,. 5.0S7 II
State Library Fund. 49,. ......... 2.l67 80
State Building Fu . ............ I32, 875 "a
Soldiers Fund. ........ 8 50
Universe Fund, 80, 000-acre grant. 45,305 80
University Fund. ................. 1853 Is
Territorial interest Fund. ....... 0,S6) %
State Prison Fund. 30 90
Total ....... :. .S66S, 066 Is
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07

BosroN's latest tragedy. the killing
nv Wilson of himself and his wife APP
pears to have been caused by his con-
yicsion that she was his superior Intel
lectually. Not long previously tney
went to a phrenologist to have their
heads examined, with view to sellllng
the troublesome question. The phre-
nologst told them that the vile marine
best braio, and was fairly entitled to
leadership 10 the family. wilson was
greatly agitated by this informa'ion'
aud weepingly declared that he had
made the most serious blunder of his
life III marrying woman VINO Kne"
more than he did.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07
Idaho Mines.
From the Idaho Avalanche.l
on hand.

From the Idaho Avalanche
The mines are working along as
usual. At the Black Jack tue cross cut
reached the main vein several days ago.
since which time Superintendent Win
ters has been directag bis attention to
the construction of switches aud tracks,
with view to facilitating operations
hereafter. I e ledge is looking we'll
and yielding its usual supply of rich
rock. The mill which was shut down
for several days on account of the
scarcity of water, has resumed crush
ing again.
The Potosi is looking unusually we'll.
There is quite a large force of men at
WORK. The ledge is three feet wide
and is yielding abundance OF rich rock.
At the Morning Star the mine is
being pat in good shape for operations.
the water having all been removed,
The Clearbrook, The Silver City and
the Hastings mines are all yielding d
good supply of rock and doing prom.
Using business.
A. j. Weatherby writes US from
Burnt river: The placer mines are
good on Chicken creek. We have com.
pleted miles of ditch at cost of So 900
Ten claims ale prospected aud will pay
ten dollars per day to the hand"
j. 81. Brunzell returned here from
South Mountain on Thursday. He
states that the place is alive with men
wuo are locating new claims and re-.
locating old ones. If South Mountain
WAS properly developed and handled it
woaId to-day be one of the leading
miui2g camps of the Pacific Coast.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07

RICHARDS. the Nebraska herdsmap,
who coufesses the murder of nine per
sons. tells with perfect GOODNESS aud
apparent pride how he killed at one
time woman aud her three children.
They were TO start in the nj gut on a
long journey. aud he calculated that it
would be safe TO murder them. because
the neIghbors would not readily suspect
anything de went out and dug their
graves before committing the crime.
Il was not, he said to a reporter,
'any more excited than | am now. |
had studied the matter over for long
time. l had calculated the risk ran.
and l knew thoroughly what | was
doing went at II exactly as if | had
oeen ouichering Sd many hogs 4"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07
The Shortest Cat to the Grave

The shortest Cat TO the 1r"Ve
Is AIKEN by thousands who, with COM
mon prudence might live to enjoy a
green old age Wny will people neglect
cold? The great Ab7rnethy pro-
nouuced feed cough only one degree
less d. -ous than the plague. Yet
it Is AS certainly controlIable. as readily
extiugnished. BY use of Hale's Honey
of HoFehound and Tar. as tire Is by
the play of the crotou. Delay not an
hocf in applying the remedy 1t re-
quifes bat snort time for the lungs to
congest; for the tubereles to form; for
deatu to ens1e. The great SPECIFIC Is
obtaiuable OF all druggists at % cents
ard 81 Great saving by buying large
slZe.
Fixes Toothache Drops cure tooth.
ache In one minute. Sold by all drug
glsts at % cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07

1t will be seen from this that Nevada
with it's SO. 900 inhabitants, and state
Government as expensive as that of
States with twenty times its population,
is financially. in very comfortable cir
cumstances. As there is no necessity
for keeping the Treasury filled with
coin at the expense of the taxpayers of
the State, the Legislature ought to re.
duce the State rate of taxation to a
figure that will be sufficient to keep the
State on cash basis. aud no more. 1t
is doubtful if there ia State in the
Union where taxes are as high as in
Nevada. In many counties they
amount to nearly four per cent. of the
value of taxable property. and 10 jus
tice to the overburdened taxpayers, the
State rate should be reduced to just
enough to keep the State. by economi
cal management. on cash basis.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07

lHE Lyon County Times has entered
Npon its tenth volume. The Times
under its present management has been
materially improved. and Is a lively
Add interesting journal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07

CHEw Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. rov20.7S-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07
CEOR SE g. TURRiTTiN,
County Recorder.

HUMBOLDT COUNTY. NEVADA.
WnL TAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w and Afndsvits. Deeds, Mortgages. Pow
ers OF Attorney, Declarations of Homestead
Leases, Liens, and other instruments OF
writing, drawn with care.
Oface - Court-houss, wiunemucen
ja5.7S-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-07
Settle Up,

DARrIES indebted to me are reoues.Ad 70
Il settle immediately with X. VI. LEWIS
and save costs S"iS
s. W. C1NARD.
November 10. 1878. om
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE OF SALE OF REL ESTATE BIZ ADMINS
rHAroR.
NJ Office is hereby given that in pursuance
IN of IN orGel OF the Iistrici Court Of the
Fourth judicial District in AID r humboldt
cohny, State Of Nevada, made on The l7ih
day If February. 1879, in the matter of the
estste # Nj. Donley, deceased, the under
signed the adm illustrator If the SAID estate
viii sell at public auction, to the ighest
bidder, fol- cash, and subject to confirmation
BY sad bis rict Cou !, ON
MONDAY, The oath DAY OF MARCH, A.
, g D., 1879. AT O'CI OCK r. NJ.
of said day. in front of the courtf USE in the
town If WiGnemucca. Humboldt C, un,y, State
of Nevada, ali the right, title and interest,
estate or claim Of the said M. Ionley at
the zine of his death, and all the right, title
and intssest hat the "a estate has by opeI-
alton of law or otherwise q quired other than.
or III addi ion 10 hat Of the sail Nj. Donl' y at
the time of his I cath, in and to that certain
real estate 81 uate lying and being i'll the
same county of humboldt and state of
Nevada, de scr4bed as follows: ii that certa Ii
piece larcel Of aud, with the improve
m. here Il, situate in Pleasant Valley, d
commonly knop as " Dt nleys ahch; also
house and loI i'll UIionville, commonly known
Is Donleyis pr perry; also small house il Jer-
sey Mining istIic near Jt Isey mile.
The terms ard condition. Of sale will be
cash: ten per cent. Gown on I'll day f sale
2nd balai ce ON confirmation of sale by said
District Court. PATIO REID,
Adm al TRAITOR Of the estate of M. Donley, de-
.ceass d. Ninnemncca, Feb 4th, l879-td.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19

NOTICE OF SALE OF REL ESTATE BIZ ADMINS
TEATCR.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19
Fostporement.

FO6IK3OUCU0n
The above sale of delinquent sock of the
Re Patch Consolidated Mill and Minin z
ompany IS postponed unit. SATURDAY the
fIfi f. NH Gay Of hAhtH 1879, at the
same hour and place. By order of The Board
u Direci ors. u. +. VERDI NAL, secretary.
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Election Notice.

school Il use II Paradise school district
No. s. isradise Valley. humboldt County,
New. da, On TUESDAY,, AiRIL LIST, le79,
bet cen the Iou of o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P. M Of said day, for the pur-
pos, OF sul hi, il to the euaiified electors of
the al lei The question whether tax of
tn ee h usapd dollars Us, 00Ol shall be raise d
TO b. i'd aLd fuIDllh a new school house il
the Town of PARADISE, Humbo DIT COUNTY ,
New ada. at such election the baliO = sh II
contain the words. - iaxfes." or Tax No"
b. F. Ri ETY.,
Board Of School Trustees. NJ. StERhY
M b. CARROLL.
Paradise, March 6, 1879. I'd
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De inquenr Notice

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MI AND MINING
COMPANY,
Location of principal place or business,
San Francisco, California; Location If " orks,
Echo Distric., Humboldt county, state of
Nevada
NoTICE--There are delinques upon the
follow ing described ock, ON account of as
sessment mo u levied ON the 18th day Of
December, 1878. the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective shareholders
a. fnllows.
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Postp OMEN ent.

The day of sale Of the above named Mining
Company is hereby postponed until 1UHr-
DAY, the IFifENIh n5thl day OF APRIL,
1879, at the same hour and place.
D. +, 'VLkDLNAL, Sec'y,
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Toll Road Notice.

NHfS is to certify that the undersigned has
II located ard Intends to construct a toll
rad up Willow Creek, Humboldt county
Nevada, beginning st q point ON said creek
where Hill Beseh5's old stage ros or, sses the
same; hence up said creek T. flowing the
mail right hand f. k to the SUNNI, " the
mountain, being dist, nee of about ten miles
plat OF q proposed route of said r., ad IL on
ME n the Re- oruers flee, Humboldt county
New. said Willow Greek is about 80 miles Fl, m
Winnemucea, On the road leading TO Silver
City. Idaho. and Camp McDermit, Nevada.
- Witness my hand and seal this
SEAL 10th day Of March. 1879.
~ r. P. BRorGHAM
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Notice to the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife.
an Julia A. Kyle, has lett my BID and board
and abandoned me and my home without lust
cause or provaca'ion, ana any pei son trusting
her or giving her credit either upon her own
account or upon nay account must 10, X to her
for the payment, as will not be responsible
for or pay the same. ~ CA. KYLE.
Winnemucca, March 9, 1870. lw.
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Commercial and Mining
ngeDcy.

"HE nnd, rsigned having opened an Office
at 2133 Misr ION STR ct, san trancisco,
will receive and promptly att. nd to all orders
fer any de c,i, II, n Of met-
Oh arcise, S. u ores, buy and
sell stocks. Mrs. Thompson Will per
Gonsily attend to the purchase # goode for
Women anu Children. he business ex-
perience o both is u Ruarautee thst they will
give satisfaction. 1H5 Mas Thompson.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NJ Office is hereby & ven that the co.part-
IN nership here ofore existing be ween I'd,
Byines and frank H. hinkey. under he firm
name OF Byines L. BiDkey, In Spring Ci y.
Humboldt county, Nevada, is this day dis
solved by mntua. consent, r. Fl. Hinkey re-
firing from the busine =.
All debts OF the late firm will be paid by
their successors. Byrn.s II I smance, who will
also collect all accounts due the ola firm.
ED. BYhNEs,
FRANK Ii. HINKEY.
February "a, 1879. I'm