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H. BALDWIN, of Monroe City, Ind write

IL. bALU"lN, VI Aoh1oe Oi'y, iuu "Tl'es
under date of d Dac. 8, 1877, that his wife used
DIR. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription with wonderful
results. 1t effected her entire after several
physicians had failed. The many sim'la lrtters
positively afr ming tn At the Fvori Prescription
had cured the dis and we iknessss peculiar to
women, induce Dr.. Pierce to sell it un Ter guar
antee. Ladies need longer submit to useless and
painful local trea ent the Eavorie Presc iption
is tafe, sure, and speedy cure Hundreds who
had been belr len for years have been restored to
perfect health by its use. s-
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-01-16

FOR upwards of thirty years Mrs. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for
children with never-failing success. 1t cor
rects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrhoea, whether arising from teething
or other causes. An old and weil-tried
remedy. 25 cts. bottle.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-01-16

THE Channels for the exit of impurities
from the system must be kept unobstructed
or deplorable consequences will follow DR.. MOTT S
yKeEr AsLE LIVER PILLS, by restoring the Bowels
to an active condition. act cleanser Of all the
bodily fluids. Nor, they reuder the digestive
and asslmilative organs vigorous rouse the liver,
ard purify the hillary secretion AS cathartic
they infinitely to be preferred to dangerous blue
MILL Sod nv Dru0giStS.
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MOTT II!

Acting upon the urgent request of numerous corre-
rondents. l have exteaded my, Holiday OFF for a
tirnIteta Period Order at once, only after
have tuly tested the instrument at your own home
Srw Pianos y is5. 81 i:S5. Si{5 and upwa ris. New
Organ S65, &75. SS5. S97. &c. Latest Illustrated
N,,,vspa pers viii much Information fire. Address
DANIEL F. Ess.ATT A. Wa, ia --Stsz-,. J.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-01-16

If you are satisfied to have poor organ,
or run the risk of having poor one. take
any organ that is offered you. But, if you
desire to be sure of having the very best, in
sist on having a Mason & Hamlin, and do
not be persuaded to take any other.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-01-16

A pronounced suggestion of the
Opium Eater in the above-see his paper
On Murder, Considered as One of the
Fine Arts"-is probably the cause of
the retention in the writer mind Of this
chorus, which may be freely rendered
thus:
Where, o where ia the Demonsirator2 Obfs0
lie drove OF In his doctors coupe
Gone 10 get an air-cushioni
As before remarked, the members Of
the Faculty of Lind, though assembled
in the green-room, were decidedly in a
brown study. Attempts at wit fell fat.
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco

Hun X OF 40 FaEes. .---"--- =
Lists of all the best for Advertisers
schedules of rates charged. Address Geo. z. Rowe
& Co., 10 Spruce street New York.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-01-16

his compliments to Surgeon Winer, and
begs to say the requisition for cofins is
informal, and will be returned for
as soon as the necessary
entries concerning it have been made in
this office.
Surgeon w And when will that be,
pray?
Orderly-Couldn't say, sir, exactly /;
but it won't probably reach you until
tomorrow. 40
Surgeon W.-Curse the red tape
They'll let these men rot in the camp
while they're making entries and refer
ences. Here, clerk!' Make out q new
requisition for thirteen coffins for i'm
use, and see that all formalities
are complied with. 1
Somehow Dave found it convenient to
spend most of his morning in and
around the camp after-this; but when he
heard the orders given for the transpor-
tation of the bodies to the cemetery as
soon after three p. m. as possible, he lost
no time. in seeking. his !, buggy. Those
who met and recognized him on his way
back to the city put down his reckless
driving to the score of advertising ef-
fect-"expects people will think he's
been sent for in case Of life or death.
Too thin for such young man."
Dawes mind was too busy just then to
worry about what people would think.
The lecture-rooms, ETC., of the college
were in the building formerly known as
Lind's Block, on Marketstreet, and over
the store now, as then. occupied by
Fuller & Fuller. Thither he at once
proceeded. Making some hasty prepar-
ations here, in which sundry earth
, 1879-05-14
Tho TalrEralsll In Afrlcn.

- NfIF ]0FE 72lHft. :.
: One OF thc results Ut thu WA1 tu South Africa
will he to tIasten tle work upnn thu Illus vi tcu
EFapsI WHICH IL 10 rouueet Natal With the tco-
Eraphie system of Upper Egypt, or with tilu
vablc l,Rc ut A4eu. Al i,rcscnt a considerable
difference ., opinion exists u to llle rulatLvu
advantages NJ tl!c two PROJECTS. 1t Is Thought
" sO''ic lt'at u subinurinl catte from Atssn to
Slltal Africa direct Wuutu i,o Muvl llluTs GER
tal l!ns Ut communication thar. overland wfrrs
from t;oMdokuro otl this White Nile, through tho
H5tla ot Central Africa. The caoso would hayu
TO Ge ssat!ess tAau $40 utleA IL length. H,,d II
= stopping u!acs u tXahx,b4r, tile length wouitl
bu .ollirW but grratcr. III lnuke "a telegraull{c
eatle ior tug at..ancc %SI1!!aTeqaisu consIdera.
e's t1as ss y 10 no' a. at at such ag
vuat u such work. !nsludu,g III. vabls it4ulI,
, 1879-05-14

Qaeon victoria on isnugs ind uulihacks.
Queen Vic.orfa ls said to object seriously to
Tho feminine fashion OF wear!nE thn EuJr fu Il
fringe across thu forelcud. 1t Is statuu further
tl'at she instructed the bridesmaids who a.
they would not bu permitted 10 wear their j0cks
IN t!iat insAloil, nor to tlun lgh.llualed bouts,
nor to wcar tled.bael gowns 1.ns. year, Il ID
reported, une young lady WHO caulc to n draw
inE.roon with her har over her oyea WIS III
formed BY tho Lord Chamberlain lint until her
hair bad grown she need not Atteud anr n,uro at
the Paiacu.
, 1879-05-14

haNt. could not contract for, Such slArge lets.
The railroads hlso rlatmud tliaI they allowed 4
discrimination Of about tweasy pounds to lilo
barrel In favor Of flour. i
Messrs. Wilson arld Chapman, Of Illinois,
aGsect1 With Mr.. Pollock, hul said they knew of
nstnures (n which an act1nt discrimination cx-
listed 1t, favor of whpat. Mr.. Bradford hold
similar vIews.
Mr. Dowar, Of Kansas CITY, safd II could not
bc oxpectcd thai railroads wonld carry flour auy
cheaper t1,an they would wheat. And It was
reasonable also Tint railroads ahon1d grant
n,ore favorable ttfus when large amounts Of
freight were cUntracted for. MIllera could do
tl;c same rhey would sc! 500 Or 1'ooo ! tarfe1s c
or fifteen barrels. l1o thought tho rem
et!y would ha to substitute cottOn
bags for woo''un barrels. Tho woolcn
packages ntnunntrd TO one.tentll Of a|,c whole
weight, anh he thought The ttmo haul rome when
u Ertat chanGe Should be nsdc In packages, And
hays should hu eubatituted for barrcls, not unity
fnr shpntnt, to Europe, hut to consuming
points Ia The East.
uac'css 10 tho receiver, hMt bags could DO put to
freight amounting 10 ono shilling C,5 ceute} per
larrel 0u shtpmentk IL Europe til favor OF bags.
The subject then dropped.
Tl". Clalr .alls!! ~ Thy question Of tnasksanl
brands. At tlIu l3l!la1o Convention this suhicrt
had bren discussed, hut nothing ilatl been sl0na
at ,1uat ttu,c. lla understood tint Cincinnati
thought oach fncmbcr OF The Association should
hand tac-si'nllcs OF Ills brands to this Ecnt1o-
fint,+
Tile Chair appointed a. the Committee on
Nomination Of ot'sc1e: Mcssrs. ilallit'ay, Of
Cairo, III; Charlcs F. pouti. New York; ". Il.
McAtrc, Maryland; Dunwoodio, Minncso'a;
usIt. tfreen, SNIscoustn.
str. Dcwar moved sl.c appointment Of a com
, 1879-05-14
PATIENTS.

, ,, ~ - - .. a,
hlr. A'exaAder II. smith, Chairman o1 tl'o
t:otnu,ftttG Oh Futctlts rtaH q lpnv rnndrt. Thu,
C,'...,.,I,.a. ",.,".ah.S ",..s,"1,', .n,,,,, ts
Ht'''''''i'lee e4sso''''''e'i'e" eo"e.'1e" r'' Nv
the purpose or AccuEll'E Nrctlod alncndsnenta to
il,y Patent INV Over III. I'M ratent1 urc Issu,ul
,,,.,1w ,,., t,,.,. .,.,,,,. 81, ...+;, ~ t,,,.s
sI'.,@ ~. ..,,,t,,'s s,;T.uoa H., ~
49,. - .,' n... .'a9 ~, ,,as -. '
w. ,..,s,"se ~, ,,,as s,"son.s; .In n<,',a,. '.,
~ ~ 1'I's'u'".' "'", ~ ~" ,,,, so',''t
~, ,sv ,nsou@ ,,,a t",,',a,n. a.nM.n"r,3 u o
my lte lo!'o"'''I a'i'e!alne"tt'
~. ,.tisus'a u. ~ ~ sG. ' u. sI I ~ msay , suT ~
~ n"s, ill., uI thnt i'm ,,atn"tcm ,'u,
.tr,nanI hts ur,1tn Or J;.nnrrs. nc mutfrr h,,y
vrcat lilo lapsu VI time such matter slUlld nut
nut he lett o,nn 10 avy doubt, md clearer case
foE legislation Gun hardly hO presented.
sccontt-Gernli5tng .lu measure u recovery Of
aamaRts Or ptot,a ~ ptunc1 fedson-
@nso tn,. t..a.rd vh". ~. 'i.Ir"Ht uts par.
,miiit,. otmi Mutv.r,nIiv !. tnG.cst ~, ~ py
Wnntun 1s " ,stlc,ous. 10 '"'''''''' @'''9 no'
Third-,rusing PATENTS after u ccrtain number nj
years, Ru that thu uwl,ers OF yaiHate n,,I ,uer.
itoriaua palrns may, us In tho cuso Of oil other
property contElhnte t0 ttIr anrport nf thu iuygr.
iiicn w!ich g!vsa lhelh klch protection, nnd tint
.us Wotahess Eac&Mts, & &"aicn snhsttuts the Gfrat
n,"d T., "n' IL ~ oin ,n,nnsa f 1. H.s !lot
s,nrEs tn nbu,n fr,,,nu"nt rr,,snrs tns r,nsao
unon the pnhlIc. - '"''''e
Fouttl1.- -PfuYidiug further sa1utury rcstrtctlons
upon tho granting u reissues, nilItfs do nut ,eud
u hc informed Ut the importance Of auci. an
amGilalAcnt,
+, Fiith-tiiylNg individuals Interested tho right to
, 1879-05-14

The report was resolved, aAu discussion was
called ior.
sir, Oshsou, Of indianapolis. said that hu
not'ced that Senator Davis, Ut Illinois, l,ul
lacked oil dangerous amendment To The tr.-
postd b'll u1sl tl.at It would we'll bcar, watch.
lug. -.
An0thcr delegate said that each man ought to
eot'stttu:e himself a colHpItteo 10 watch over
thesu pstents. man fhgented gravel sfsvo
lu tI' days VI Astluselah. unu after years bud
, 1879-05-14
Report of President Dain.-1he Cochrans Sults-.-
Constitutional Amendments.
What tho Organization Has Done---1nven-
I tions and 1nyentors---Maohinery
Men.
A Report mud Talk on tho Subject o.
Kailroad Determinations.
Hillo Of Lnaing to England--How to
Get Cheap Insurance.
Legislation III Relation TO Marks
and Brands.
WELCOME.

The tixth annual Convention OF tho atil!era'
National Association began lts sessions yeater-
Jay morning at II o'clock in The Appellate
CourtKoom at the Grand Pacific Hotel. 'rlrrc
was large attendance at tho opening Of tho
proceedings, mud staudlng-room was at a nre-
MUM. Amoug those In attendance were the
following:
L. Fletcher. Minneapolis; W, B. Brown, Red
Wing; f. l.. paker, Red Wing; y. Bronson,
Minneapolis; Il. Musop, Washington; David
Gibson, Indianapolis; Joseph la Csnix, Inhlau-
npo'ts; +. N. Jaldson, st. Louis; Henry Stanley,
sanci Walter Prescott: same; c. II. seyb,,
1lighlanl, 1n.; Andrew Hunter, Rochester; c.
W. Lyon, satne;.C. +. Pond, sns,e: G. b. Sel-
dcn, Rochester; W. q. Gage, Fulton, N. r.;
George Oliver, Rochester; ". J. Ftudcr MINI
;;neaool's; L. u. swartwout, .Threo Rivers,
Mich; Jamcs AbsznattIc, Moline, ILL.,; j.
*. scrrin, I4a.lora, 1a.: E. W. Arnlt,
,Dcpere, Wis; Tom Nil,cr, Jr., st. Louis;
H. ". Caldwell, St. LoaIs; 1.owis II. Gibson,
indianapolis; F. 7. Wllis, Indianapolis; j. D.
Dorman, Cincinnati; ". II. Brnck,nan, Cinrtn-
.natt; ]. +. Gent, Columbus, lud.: A. N. Nor.
dyke, Indianapolis; Isaac II. Richards, 1ndia,,-
apolis; Janres Ktngon. New York; C. E. Orr,
Fort Wnyne; ". +. McAtce, Baltimore; q. K.
Kn!ekcrioeker. Jackson. .Mich.; john Webb
Collins, chtcsgoi i. e KFei;Ier, Jacksonville;
,Hautc, lud.; J. j. snouirer, Cedar Ikoutis:
Howard Dpck,. New York; C. 4. rlIsbury
Minneapolis; II. G. Cole. Chester, ill.,; j..
r. Sparks, Alton; II. T.. Halliday,
Cairo; IL. 8. Osporn, Quincy; j.
,Ktnbcrlcy, Neenal,, Wis; ]. n. H!psls,
Rochester; E. Ilathbun, Fsast Pembroke, MY:
.Iaeob Houscr,. Frednn'a: A. Sherman, raw
?an, Mich; II. A.: Hayden, Jaskton, A!teli.,
sNothesrott, Loufsiaua, Mo-: WiIllam Trow,
Madison, Ind; X. l.. Thompson, Tcrre llantc;
Ferdinand Schumacher, Akron: Homer Bald
win. Ohio; d. q. Morrill,, kuutnazto, Mich,
Treasurer Of t1,e Association; +. 4. ausl S.
Small, FORK, Pa; o. ". baldwin, OTTAWA. Kns,;
ID. +. Kot,:rts, htuysytlle, Ky; II. 4. HAYDEN,
of Miehigun;. Robert Tyson, aarylaluE; .toi1n A.
Chr's,tan, Minneapolis, Chairman Of Tho Erccli-
tive Gomt.1ttes; Alexander II. Smith, ST. Louis;
mud y. u. seama1A, Milwaukee.
Mr. Georgc ban, President Of tie Assocta-
'ti0il, Introduced Mr. lhotnas liccr,nans, Of tbs
CITY, who on Ills part intsotiuced lie lion.
Carter Il. Harrison, Afnyor " 'Ch,cugo, ,yho WIS
receivpd with applause.
the Cty Ctltcaro lind Il ttrcut interest in mills
, 1879-05-14


tee NUS a'optc"'
nKASDs:
Alr. buroFldgc, Of Alton, ILL.,, offered the fol-
loving:
WuEuxas. Judge Dyer. of tho Initial statc,
Court at milwaukee,, has iately decflcd lint tio
inv far tho registration Of trade marks la uncon-
as!tut!onal; md
m.hEAs' s rno m,i'ng antesests ot ta country
nena1ia tt,e hasaaae ns Conyress oI 3rc stlnEent
.s"s tos the n1otceuon OF nilcrs' honF.hrhhds;
%ssoirr,a ria, W. Tho ,,t,o,a ,,..,,,,o, l., -
touf cunyentio do erc1,v nrt;fion m rssa..
mend 10 Cu1,urcss Tho nnssnro nf a INV flint viii
cp.,pnl cyory manufacturer Of 0nr to bf1nd every
harFcl Of A0Ms sh!pneI from his mill With tho nn,na
u h!n l'rm md iEs placc whero mans.iactufcl;
hleps tnaa hGG "W De ~ ItafloH ~ 70 punish with
@ ssFeao pe"as!aes Ivy ncfsoh " persons VINO shall
t6n i,1a ~ ~ ''au p"'to' o' ons
by ia pre.dsu hosa atv V' s uG r.
ciargu Of th!s Whole question, and fralna law for
curly uabninsion to Congress- that VIII carry out
the foregoing resolutions.
Mr.. Bur.rlgo spoke at some 1oucth In sun.
mort oi his resolutioua Ho cIulned ll.as under
honss: m'IcSs, ai"i tiat brans woro practically
worthless. Congress- had powor to uaku t,le
dtstlltCr and tllc TOBACCO tIlanafacturcr place
their nurnrs upon all packages, ullll tu pnujsl,
any nun wllu removed Tic bra,'{i, and 6s be-.
!ieyed llu, 1t had tu sa,no power With rcrnrd to
,lurers whit brAull iloy should put upon their
lmsruls, ,IKt ll,!vss they got what tl,eY wanted
they w0ild not bur the llotir.
sir. N. Ellra, Ut lu'ltaua thought his frIcuu
from Illinois rot tou lnlirll cxclte,l tyrr if,is
inntter. ltr tinycruu,ent made Tic whisky nmi
tobacco men stamp ltlrr .packarvs sjIni1y in
order to tracu up thu packages tor tl.u PURPOSE
of collecting lilo revenue. FhIs did not apply to
tlullgnt tI,vro was no occasion to ask for ,ht,
desired lryjsla.Iur. "''> 'N' >''o
Mr. 1lGurmal,s, Of Chicaao, ur,ced outttc1y
, 1879-05-14

diIate nnon thu necessity OF rcorganztng this A..
sro threatened With sSf,s ffa' On ";het pstenss for
destcea In mill machinery, anil ,.tr, II il proposed
to TO- Incur EXPENSES IN other ways. which xill RI
should hear their nsoportiona,e Ind i',st al,nrc Of
tna burden, UthprwIsc ne cannot expect our In.
''''ut'0a 10 hs permanent.
THE THIRD HhenAaaNpAI.oH
s tn se b .e ,,s h1t a9
nf SIM, equal 70 a!l past assessments IN tho old
members, 's A 1ltla 100 seycrc, lin n! cplnton,
especially when tue applicant ha' !ast built mill
Which wae lao stin1I to Join tho Association,
Whcn the. applicant howovat, has hrGn MILL
fear O. Other sclneh motive desires membership,
woi;ld not fsyof bis adnsson unless biz passe was
natic 10 snticr in the same rntio that our. had
dune: IN this snh)cct however. 40 not believe
u will % expedlent 10 make amy arbitrary rules.
nnt rather a. 70 invest the National Executive Gem.
T s RS"@s VII S ss % nSa ts ns@
ana nld members, hrst requiring that the applicant
Fhat fsceye " t!.o anasfsnmsnt ot f's Executive
ln'n, and submits asntemsns of hts claims Tor
wouli hso enggrst Tint n yntc by ballot at,ontd bo
Mtssssas5 y a9n'.t nsW meh,pe!h 10 sIale Aesoela'
ixru siatea, and that ali applications should be
nrnn,;n" n,x,nS IN II. f.ea "na n
enjoying the piyexes Of ths A.socia!on iii ancs,
iis m"nsy % cositI b. reiun1rd lin. Thero ourh,
nsn TAI" ia Ia sos,o uroyision lar 1hc exnn,son ~
nStnhr-s othnr fhnn fro1n fhrir nnn. .naymrnt ~
,irrs IN thr ntfna,v ,tsr+s ~ iii. nfvs sni,stien
II. nr m1,crsh,n .nnsntcd tnFoeiv ~ mfartnr"r.
nf hi fcs1crs In nil mnnSin.1y XII WHEN .he
rnstitnfinn wns dnntrd nj fha frst 81 1nnis f,nn.
ycn,inr tIny wcYs tstrI ~ nj. = hsrt s.st eMa
rematn .,y}thuut fhH ,,nie, !, wss snmewhnt nj.
iyr in e,nine ti,c nii,srs fhcn n,semhIsd IN .cnr
Xxi. ~ "nmrsnsinn mid \ A., .'cv cnn,tnrna n,as"
% tristsnr n tining' ~ mil nns' faw,, .ur ,h",r
admssan on son,r hssis I'M sxii ,,s ea,,sYsr.
tnrv 10 them md I'M. ~ nnr.eivrn Unr
sncr.,s IA ncccsasrfjr ttrts~ nr" m.nx ~
th,rn' ,,uriuu tHs sts}s ,snn,e, x,mfuo,. % ,rhs
snn,o nf nnr nvn 1nsmt,.rs ~.r. h,rkw.r.i
in fnrnishIrr thc fupIs n"Tss..rx ~ d1etnl H.,
snt not oniy inaoleited m ihsr ,uaa +, VIZ ~
There nrs hnck shat,; "ysn ,,no1% tIorn thn"nl,
hnt am wiling 10 trst H." rnn,m 1 ~ uen
thsm nnt @ ~ Wv ~''Aa''''so ~ ss'P
.A1' ~. s., -,
Ine ion1tn urppasitIoa' tnAt al FotfhR shonld tle
nssea npon Inc m1'ngt @ ~ runs o punt scprcecnt-
g.. y IN i eineHt'! ta's ueat nnat woiic We havu
nae ~ tIouMc ~ Inv past ~ Eutlnc tAeEo might
sometn!ng a!lse oy "nlsn .iie mnonsy N Interest.
~ thc to1cc o! nHmuetds oo ennheu 10. curry
1broneh tas convention some prnnosition that
might Wnfk inlnstsee 10 INC 1afaet nl'liers.
Tha hfth proposition. 10 provide .cnastY for
me non payment Or assessments II e.ionscd and
1tfsdy enforced! as IL oaght TO 9e; VIII Certainly
prrfanta lepett!on " tAd ttou1,es hnd annoy-
ancsA INC conih'ttee nave oeeh sn''cted with Tho
, 1879-05-14
INSURANCE.,

Mr.. II. A. Hayden, Of Juckson, Atlclt., read an
interesting report from tlir Committee on In
aurancc Ilo said that tllu cost nf mill IN
sarancc had been greatly reduced Of late years,
principally by competition umongst tic COM
punlcs, md by tile increase OF mutual insurance
organizations. Gulcr the latter every insurer
was also s.oclsholdcr, nnsl had direct interest
III using tic greatest eare 10 avoid llrcs, aud Ill
introducing every possible means for insuring
the safety Of llfs Mills. In New England, where
this systrm most prevailed; rigid system OF
inspection oxistcd, nntl with the u1ost beneficial
rrsuits The Committee offered tho following
resolution:
E<soirtd Tint tic officers ot our mutvn1 inrur.
ance companies be requested to tnceensat ylgI.
hnct In their examination Of mil risks, and to
accept only tho best 0f their clnss to eonatrc-
t!on, condition, md ,norul hazafd. And further,
that by frequent lc.exanlsnatlons thgy uasurc
themselves tint the nsTretl property Ia kppt up 10
itA oriRInn standld III cfanlt Of whtc, 10 cancel
tl,a pulley 1Iuld 1y tho delinquent.
Mr. u. Il. Sparks, Of Alton. ILL.,, garo MI ac-
count Of a mutual company With Which he was
.con,leetg1, and Which had proved a grrnt Sue
cvBs. Tlle matter wns ruiurred to tsU Commit
tee on Insurance, Tile report Of that Commit
tee wns adopted.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution. issued out a the
District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District,
Ia and for the county OF Humboldt, State ~
Nevada, on the 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1879,
and TO me directed and delivered, for q
Judgment recovered ia. said Court, on
the 3lst day Of May, A. u. 1879, In favor
OF Peter West, plaintiff, and against Fred. II.
Reed, defendant, for the SUN Of Sf74 o.
with interest ON the same at the rate OF two per
cent. per month FROM 10Th day OF May, 1874,
which judgment has been ssi.ncd 20 4. u.
Kelley, together with costs and disburse
ments, amounting 10 the sum Of one hundred
and eleven dollars. and aecruing osts, 4 have on
this, the LIST day Qf July, A. y. 1879, levied On
and taken In execution the following described
property, TO wit:
The northeast quarter Of section twenty
two, in Township No. %, North Of Range 81
east Mount Diablo base and meridian; also the
frame one story house siratod thereon, ne sr
Lovelock Station, Humboldt coun, y, Nevada
Notice is hereby given that on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July, A. d.
Between the hours Of O'Clock In the mornin
and O'Clock IN the afternoon, viz at 2 O'Clock
= NJ, IN front OF the Courthouse, in the town -
Winneinucca, Humboldt County, Nevada, vii /
sell, at public auction All the right, title al
interest OF said defendant, Fred. H. Reed, Of, IN
ana TO the above described property, 20 th .
highest bidder for cash. to satisfy said execution
costs and .accruing costs.
G. NJ MILLER,
Sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada.
BY A. DAVIDSON, Deputy.
"niemneea, July =, A. u. 1879.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-15

In the second semi-annusl appoFtion-
ment-of school. moneys m 1877, Hum
bold county received $l,0O7; in the
July superintendent, in 1878, the amount
was reduced to 1903 and in the APP
portionment made on the 10th instant,
the county is credited with $6l2. The
number of school children in the county.
is increasing annually, but the amount
of money apportione& for their educa7
ton from the State School Fund is
about $500 less than it was two years
ago. According to the reports of the
financial officers of the State, the
School Fund is Overlooking with coin
and securities. Why, then, is the
amount of money applicable to the ed
ucation. OF the youth of the State so
limited? There are, according to the
census on which the apportionment is
based, about 10000 school children in
Liz CLttt, duI tlS aiuOuuu opPOA
to the several counties for their educa-
tion for six months, from the State
School Fund, is less than $4,000.
Even this amount, under existing
laws, is not available until.next Octor
Der, as the law requires the County Su,
perintendent of Schools to apportion
school moneys among the several dis
tricts in their respective counties on
the first Mondays of January, April,
July and October. 1t is undoubtedly
a wise preeaution to protect the School
Fund for future time, but ] it seems as
if that precantien was unduly exercised
at present. There is no good reason for
keeping hundreds of thousands of dol
lars in the School Fund to provide for
educating children yet unborn, when
reasonable amount of that money is
necessary to educate the children now
Of the proper age to attend school.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-15

At Salt Lake, John Taylor and the
executors of Brigham Young's will hay
ing refused to turn over certain proper
ties to the receiver, have been cited to
appear before the Third District Court
and show cause why they should net
be punished for contempt. The county
records bearing on this case have been
spirited away, and the county officers
cannot be.found.