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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

Tho manner 10 which the Democrats
carried Florida is Illustrated by the fol-
lowing letter, written just after election,
hy one of the Democratic candidates for
Congress:
FoRT REED, Nov. s, 1878.
Mr.. MAJ. POINTS:
Ny dear SiV:-I have dispatch saying
bisoes's majority GAL. Orange, Volusia,
ilrevard and Dade 10 bs heard from. This
telegram is dated 9Th, p. m. which Is
he latest news. Now as Orange and
Volusia DOLLY give me 740 majority, |
ueed few over 200 to come irom Brevsrd
and Dade to give me majority In the
district. Can 200 be hadP Will 1t do
any good tor you TO 20 to BrevardP l
would give anything If this could De sc-
oumplished. leave for Jacksonville in
be morning, by steamer Bird to look al
Ter my interests there. 1t anything done
she cost OF the trip is no consideration
with me. Think OF it.
Your friend. n. A. HULL.
am much mortified at the vote OF Or
ango aad Voluss; it they had half per-
formed their duty | should have been sii
.. h.
Mr.. Nat. Poynlz took this letter OF Mr..
Huh and went TO the house OF j. X
Alien, in Orlando. Orange County, Sat
lrday. November 9, and showing him the
.e;tor, engaged him 10 20 TO Brevard 10
procure tho needed returns. Poyniz paid
Alien $500. and left that night Tor Bre-
ward with the letter from Hull. Allen
read he letter 10 Lee, clerk OF courts Tor
BIevard County. and gave him the $500.
and be engaged Eugene Gouldiug TO DO
he work, and the returns from Brevard
we're made to show the requisite majority
~ nrcrri1n lhn Rannhlican candidate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

RUMFoRD.-The East Romford Reform
Club will celebrate its third anniversary
ri East Rumford. Thursday. the 9Th inst,
afternoon and evening. Friends OF tenn
persnce are cordially invited. Those at
tending will be well cared for by calling
on any of the residents OF East Rumford.
Come and help US. Per order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

DXFIELD The third anniversary ce.e
oration OF the DIXtisld Reform Club was
u wonderful success There were more than
S0speakers-smong them some ofthe best
in the STATE. Afternoon meeting full
one-the evening a crowded one. Speech
os good, singing good. music good. ev-
erythi6g goodies, good in the highest
degree. Come and help East Rumford
excel Dixfeld. SPARKEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

Those who heard Senator Hsmlin on
the Chinese question were astoulshed al
the vigor exhibited by the veneratle
gentleman from Name. He spoke win
all the force and fervor OF man oil ~,
and when some OF bis admirers invited
him out, after his effort. to take some
thing, be declined, saying that he always
carried lemon in bis pocket to qrencn
his thirst.-Neto York Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

DO not forget The concert at South
Paris, this, Monday evening, by the Au-
phion Quartet, assisted oy Mrs HAYES oil
Portland, and Miss Briggs OF So. Paris.
The concert will be irst-class, and Ibis
entertainment will give many an opp
tunity 10 see The Lew hall in Odd Fellows
RlOck
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
Newspaper Decisions.

I. ANY person who who takes paper regularly
nom the Ofice-whether directed 20 his name OF
anOther's, or whether he has subscribed or not
ts responsible for the payment.
g II = person orders his paper disseminated,
nc must pay Sll arrearaycs, OF the Publisher may
continue 70 send It until payment IA made, anu
Collect the whole amount, whether the paper A.
aken from the ONCE or not.
4. The Courts have decided that efustng TO take
nes sYapers and periodicals nom the post once,
or removing and leaving them uncaued Tor, Is
Or, "a 6aeis evidence Of maud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
TOWN ITEMS.

ANDovBR.--The Ladies' Circle OF the
1st Parish will meet at Union Hall, Ap-
dover. Feb. Goth, where there will be on
exhibition many curiosities OF ''ye oldeD
time" carefully collected by the Mrs.
Joan Hewey. A picnic supper will be
served in the Town Hall, at seven
o'clock. p. m. Per order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

SOUTH PARIS. Rev. +. A. Whittier,
The Evangelist. who is laboripg now at
Concord, n. H, will hold series OF
meetings at the Congregational Church,
beginning probably little before the
second Sabbath in March. All Christians
are asked to unite in earnest prayer that
these meetings may result in great bless
ing TO this entire region.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

An Sorts OF the Boston Post Is
greatly pleased with the economical spirit
OF our Legislature. but thinks it is rot
carried far enough. de says: The Maine
Senate has passed q resolution calling Tor
the reduction OF the Presidents salary 10
so 900 and OF members Of Congress to
5000. Good idea. Now gentlemen,
Cot Gown Queen YiclOria's allowance TO
81 900, give Bismarck isir salary, aud
tak away his ''piekiugs and stealings, -
an cut down the expenses of the Royal
Fanny az Fiji City at least seventy five
per cent After you have attended to
the matters we will suggest other.
p. S.-Bismsrck keeps three dogs. One
is euoBgh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

MILTON. There will be social dance
At the Milton House hall on Tuesday
evening. March A. An invitation Is e1-
tenGed 10 all. Good music will be iur-
nished. Tickets for dancing aud supper
Sl.25.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

BRowNFIELD.-T Argus SAYS that
the suits of G. b. Smith aud w. X. Wal
lace OF Woodsville. n. H.. against Z. T..
Cotton of Brownheld, for obtaining
money under false preteuses, were SET
tied last week by Cotlon's paying amount
of bills and costs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

A steamer to cross the Atlantic in
FIVE days is in progress OF construction
in England. by the sons OF the million,
aire Winans, of Baltimore. both oil
whom are engineers OF distinction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

Father EastOn, OF Augusta, good
cd colortd parson, is dead at the ripe
age OF los years. He wss born in Ware
han, Mass. May IA, I77o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

SWEDEN, Feb. 17.-Last Saturday even.
ing the teacher and scholars OF the school
In District No. gave an entertainment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

BUcKFIELD "A lady in Bnckfeld re-
Gently entertained three visitors whose
nnned weight was 1913 pounds They
weighed respectively $50, 262 and 2Sl
pounds II IS seldom that one has the
opportunity # entertaining 1913 pounds OF
women in oulY three packages.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

NORTH PARIS "A shOit tlmo since two
OF our sporting worthless. tempted by Ihe
good condition OF the roads and beau.i-
tul daY, procured team aud LETT Their
qui,. auodes to eujoy TIC delights oI u
sleigh ride on Tue Gree nwooi side oil West
Pans. Tue day was ..e!s.n.iy spent,
aud on their return home lhtg had occA-
sion 10 call at the store Ui ). Is. Locke X
Co 10 procure Il lew groceries. The
goods being put up. we're placed upon d
large non jack screw, usually employ Cd
IN raising buildings. BIO. ID. @al'ed pa
tieAt.y until Bio. T. had completed b..
business, then hurtleGIy transferred tie
goods 10 he sleigh; out when hO 'ane
70 ne jick screw he tugged, pulled. and
lifted ultli nearly exhausted, when Bro.
K. came 10 Tie assistance OF his par, ner
III trouble aud Aller considerable ttiort
succeeded IL getting The non monster into
ihe sleigh, and started tor home. Nh u
they reached home, L. says TO ID. "WLa,
are y on going 10 10 with tGat jack screwF
Me? Jack screw? | have no use for
Jack screw" replied d. Il didn's stesl
~ After sitting like two cats with their
backs up tor tune, with EXAMINATIONS
and denominations, d finally came L.
the conclusion that they were badly sold,
aud suggested that they had better cover
up the object until after dark, and then
return it with an apology. But eyes
were watching and ears listening to the
unfortunate pair, and their bewallings
were soon spread throughout our village
LiAe the ifog in the table, what was muir
der 10 them was sport for others. The
roar of Shows Falls and midnight tramps
sink into insigniicsnce compared to this
recent sleigh-ride. w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25

PARIS Among the profession cards
on The tirst page oil this paper. appears
that oi Chas. 4. Black, A. b. Mr.. Black
f. graduate ol Bowdoiu College read
law with Avab Is ack, Esq. and now en-
,ers upon the practice oil his profession 3,
the Couniy.seai.
Tue Uuity Club gave one OF its n'trsc-
tive entertainments at the Academy on
Wednesday evening. The c.uo las a.
ready about forty members in standing
10, the current year; aud, with good
surplus in the treasury, promises to &C
compiish considoraOie village wOra Is
soon Is the tros. embargo is removed.
Notwithstanding the cod bon, Friday
nlsnl. The yCang bacte ~, sad their ID
dies INDUCED 10 their weekly dance.
DR.. Eslos gave Il very Interesting talk
upoo the subject ol Iemporancs at tie
Baptist veslry. Saturday evening. There
was not very large audience present.
out those VINO attended, were well enter
tanned. Rev. Mr.. SeiIz viii speak upon
Ihe same subject, at the Universa.isi
church next Saturday evening. All are
invited.
There will be meeting OF days al the
Baptis. church. this week, beginning
Tuesday at ? p IN, aud continuing through
Wednesday aud Thursday. Meetings
VII. be held At l0s. ~. and aud p IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
TOlCR Reports.
PARIS.

Paris is the largest town in Oxford
County; iis valuation for 1878 being
1916. S45. and containing eco polls LIS
Ak I'd ten mills Oh tho dollar, amounted
% sIl,S2l.54. e which Was added high
soy tax OF $1,000, 10 DO expended in
aoor. IL expended Tor schools sS,9l3 50,
sing 81 per scholar, The town farm,
conducted by Nh Philip Mason, paid its
lwn way and has balance OF 1862 IN
IS favor. $42z ~ we're expended for aid
d poor off the farm, but OF that sum
Cnly SOS IL are to DO charged to the &C
count o. 1873. The liquor agency has
sold S4l5 20 worth OF liquors, on which
70 shows - net profit OF S25.l2 The
toxn standing is: liabilities, SlO,1S6 81
r.souross, 50, los %, being u decrease oil
da5,llis. OF about $500 during the past
,ear. The town is advised 10 approp l.
a'e - 800 for de6s and interest; - PIP
;or schools; b 600 for poor and town
charges, and 81. 900 for roads and bridges.
Foe warrant for town meeting contains
ID articles. Probably the one which viii
iemaad mos, attention is that concerning
> tax OIL dogs. There are twenty school
districts in town, and the School Com
mit,ee report that most of the schools
nave been well conducted. Nearly every
iisIc, has been favored with two terms
Of school. and several have had three
terms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
DIXFIELD.

Toe value OF town farm, stock, &c, Is
%, 800. Receipts of farm $3.50 6S; Ca
po1sss. S57S.04; balance against farm
SiS7 SO, to which is added overseel's SAL
AIRY Ut $3.50. making in all 1887 Sc. Cost
ct sustaining paupers on farm, &c cts. par
week. Value OF taxable property IN
town, S168, 500; tax levied tor 1873, "a
SOC 81; rate of taxation % mills. Town
sxoerl led Sl,2S7 90 upon schools, in Y
Districts, being s4.44 per scholar. Town
officers oils amount to the small sun II
STA. S62S.7l were expended OF high
ways Town standing is: liabilities So
244.O2; resources, s4,025 So, deduc;inE
value Of town larrn, and other items not
leot oued As resources, and The Iisbliliie
are tat 81, 100 Il ABOVE resources. L 0
Supervisor OF Schools gives debated
statement Tor each district, and says 8
good word for the schools. as whole,
C aimiog that they have been as success
.ul - those OF any preceding year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-25
FRYEBURG.

The annual report of Fryeburg shows
the town valuation to be 1857 .599. Taxes
amounting 70 50, $40 OF were assessed Tor
1873. OF this sum, - $50 were on ac-
count Of the p. & o. K. r. For scho Is
81 ,O97 .25 were appropriated. There are
40 voters in town and the rate OF taxa
lion is 80. The town farm receipts
we're S4S449; expenditures Ss45-66,
making cost OF 81 Y per week for each
rauper supported on the farm. s2ll 90
we're expended for poor of the farm. The
town resources are S9,5l5 IS; liabilities,
-. Az. So; but in addition there are s27.-
700 OF ?. II o. Bonds outstanding. Th re-
IRE seveoteen and half school districts
IN town, the half district being in con-
junction with Denmark. The Supervisor
q Schools makes tabulated siatemelt
in regard to the schools, and gives much
general good advice to the town.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-04
PRAYING FOR WEALTH.

Lord, increase our faith, is pro-
per prayer for the disciples Of Jesus.
But where is q warrant for the prayer.
Lord. increase our funds?i Yet the
latter prayer is great deal more COM
mon than the former /. il wise
prayer? Is il safe one.
I, was in Bible class. The lesson
for the day va, The Rich Man and
Lazarus Its discussion wa. after
this sort: Was the rich man lost be-
cause be was rich? No. Was Lazarus
saved b cause lie vas poor? No Is
there any sin ia the fact OF being rich
No. Is there any merit in the fact OF
being poor No Ought we ever TO
pray for riches? The answer to that
question did not come so promptly.
After little. oue said. We'll. that de
pends." Why didn't the other de
pend 2 You were all sorquick 10 say
We oughtn't to pray for poverty; why
arc you less confident Of tue wisdom Of
praying for riches But we might
glorify God with riches" said one.
How do you knox that you couldn't
glorify God with poverty?' We'll.
but we might do good with money"
How by giving it to the needy,
and by aiding good causes" DO You
know Of any needy persons: Do you
know Of any good causes which ought
to receive add "Yesindeed." why
then. don't you ask the Lord TO send
the money directly 10 them! Why
should you want to be the middle man
in this transscti1n? Is tn 1t the way TO
feel and prayf Are you - coun, the
Lord dependent OH your good oflices
for tho supply OF his needy children, or
for the aiding Of the cause. h loves,
Do you now use every drllar be gives
you as a trust to be accounted for TO
him? Would you give away every
added dollar of your income, il yoar re
ceipts were largely increased Or
would you use the greater share Tor
yourself and but small portion for
charities? Is not prayer for riches
always selfish prayer in whatever
phases it may be shaped If you want
to do good with the powers and the
funds already in your possession. Go it
II you want to have Others Helped beyond
your ADiiity. pray INIT the h'i may
come to them Do not condition your
prayer for them on a percentage 10
Yourself of all that God sends for their
relief. Your need Is evidently need
cf more faith, no. of more funds. Is
there not lessen in this truth for those
outside If that Bible class :
He who thinks that ricbes are TO be
desired, to be prayed for, Is in iang,r
Of trusting in riches His peril is
greater than that Of the man wlo al
ready has wealth. They that will be
rich"--they that would be rich, they
that want TO be rich; they that pray t.
be rich fall into temptation and
snare. and into many foolish aud hurt-
full lusts, which drown men IL destruc
tion aud perdition. Who would de-
lberately pray for riches. or even long
for riches, in the face of such warning
Of danger as that?
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-04
ALL IN HER EYE.

There has always been. q nameless
charm in . bright eye. Poets have sung
it and lovers have served it ever siuee
i, first opened to the light, when the
world was young. The last romance
in which it figures comes from over the
sea. A gay Parisiau. sojourning for a
season in Brussels. saw one day a mai
den whose sparkling orb transdxed
him 10 the very soul. Never before
had he beheld such an eye. II dazzled
him, it dszed him. aud fairly undid
him. It's glowing spleudor would have
melted heart Of cast-iron. 1t pene-
trated to his inmost being. and kindled
within him the fierce fires Of desire.
which heated his blood to buraing ar
dor. and pu!sing passion. Like the
steam engine which that eye had made
him. he wooed the maiden with resist
less power. In one short day lie saw,
courted, and married her. Then he
took her home to Paris. But the re-
splerdent eye soon lost its influence:
The new made Benedict squsndered
his w,fe's property. ard at last. reduced
TO extremi,ies. be took that eye and
pawned it for lucre. His wife 10 now
suing the pawn broker who advanced
the money on her eye. 1t WAS not
Glass, but diamond eye.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-04
THE PHILOSOPHY OF FLIES.

One of our respected readers, say s the
Boston Transcript, hitherto pattern of
docility. tractabiiity. and modesty. has
suddenly so far forgot himself as to sit
down and deliberately knowingly, will
fully, and OF malice aforethoughf.
write and send to this office the follow
ing chapter on flies:
You can sometimes catch base ball
on fly.
The most irritating fly the Spanish
fly.
The Latin name f,r certain kind Of
fly is tempus iugit.
The fly is an author. See Files on
Horses"
You can always at this season Of the
year find flies on toast at the restau-
rants.
Flies are always hand early i'll the
morning.
You have all seen kite fly.
Some flies are always in Jail.
Longfcllow speaks OF fly As bird
when he says, Ply. proud bird OF free
dom"
Some people employ the blind to
keep the flies from the room
You can draw a fly with a drop Of
molasses better than with a crayon,
have often seen flies handcuffed.
The spider is the only creature that
invites the fly to his parlor.
The only popular fiy-"Shoo fy."
Flies are like rivers. They are often
damned.
A conjugal quarrel is promoter of
hair flies.
Stage dies are painted.
A fly is conservative in his reading;
he always sticks to his own paper.
Although flies don't stsy long in one
place they always carry trunk.
There are musical flies. People o:ten
speak Of that base fly.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-04

other vessels to follow. IN Bond or Duty paid:
100 Cases Hennessy Brandy,
20 Gases *
100 Gases x Marital "
20 Gases Holland Red Case Gin,
so Gases Fine Old Tom Gin,
50Casks Guinness Porter, quarts
and pints,
so Caeks Bass Pale Ale, quarts
and pints,
10 OctaYes Fine Old Martell
Brandy,
10 0otaves Fine Cid Hennessy
Brandy,
5 0ctaves Holland Gin.
5 0otaves Fine Cid Islay Scotch
Whisky,
Fine Old Port and Sherry Wines.
VIC also have constantly on hand full line of
Ane OLD BOURBON WHISTLES and other DO.
MESTIO LIQUORS which we offer to the trade at
San Francisco prices.
sTAgents for State investment and
Insurance Company--Fire and Ma-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-04
IS 90 REWARD.

rT>HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
/ the undersigned for the return to him Of 3
pocket book containing valuable papers recently
lost by John Forcey. deceased. No questions
will be asked The Under may send IL through
the post-o6hce, II he desires aftsE ;atisg ont the
amount il contained. some twenty odd dollars.
The papers ase vhat are wanted.
ol2.dlW J. wADDEII.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-04

We carry the I.ar-eet Stock Of Boots and Shoes
of all kinds OF any house in America.
jy17-6awtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-04

The establishment which Is very neatly ntted
up and supplied with every convenience for car.
rving on tue business, has leading reputation as
a. rst-class house. and 10 we'll patrenized BY our
citizens and the travelling public.
Connected with the Restaurant. up stairs there
are seven sleeping apartments and parlor which
are tastefulIy aud neatly furnished.
Also good Oyster trade and plenty Of boarders
Other business in which ths proprietor IL In.
terested requires his immediate att ntion, and
that is the sole reason for his wishing to dsposC
OF the property.
Such an opportunity is rarely TO be met with by
those competent 20 carry on the business.
For particulars inquire on the premises.
HORACE DOWNS, Proprietor.
Seattle. Sept 10. 1879. sl2dSwn
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11
Be !. Enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of

Be 1t Enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of
ArizouA Territory
sEoTloS l. II shall be Law full for, and IA.
right. power and authority Is h,rrby Vr,utrd
for the period of twenty years, from ihs mi
day OF F"brunrv, lHT2. o. the Arizona peve'n
hitht Con pany-G corporation oggaYiz = a a
tNi> Ing under AMI by yirtuc II lho IaW-f q
ieTriforN OF AriE nA--lHi by .g assirnE IN
give pubic lotteries. at which. r b. m ms
OF whi'h mono. may ~lLSfUIly h. CiS, o.. on
hy chance, anything in Ia laws O IA or.
Fit"ry TO the contrary uOtwithetardi T.. &C.
SIC. 2 The Govcingr oT tho Tsr5Ityfy of
AiIoua. and Ills successor a. ussCe, nj Ia Il a
event OF he -|ssncI'. Disqualification or i.a n
OF the GoNcrnpr-hi'l, - GrLsttui. f. l,r.-
oS az pointed , Commi-siout, 10 ,, s-rti T.. d
we "r""ih. Or distribution Of said lot =, les
anu 's'h OF them. AID C,Eigfy 10 TIC CO rect
ness thereof. ct.
SIC. J. Al lotteries drawn u''Cr ia. ,r,.
NiSipu- Of this NCI. shall he ursvu t, -
IuOLc place, to be Designate hy IA. Couuf :
-i"n"r between the huUis - ten p'rlu.k -,
ana ave y cIoSh 4 In. and u \ manner TO l..
approved 10y the Commissioners.
Sh'rIOS- 4 . and u p'uyId, Tor tho rnll,.,t .,
OF ten 7 cont from all p:iz's. AMI the raw.
fuLds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11
APPLICATION 1 5S SELL REAL Es-

n THE DISTRICT COURT OH
Eiko. state of Nevada. - NH' %,
dec .ascd. "fAsul
A petition having this day been al.d n, Ham,
nOlSh'. Administrator OF the Estate of Thum..
nti;ht de-. ased. praying for an order TO sell =
All the RAJ estate belonging to sail Estate ami
II apl-Hrirg To me thersfrDm that ir "a n'e.-l
ssry 10 H,il all OF the real estate belonging TO
sal state, II Is ther, fore ordered by the JuIy,
% thi-Cuurt hat all prr~Ors into e-t.d In thai
hstAie OF The aid deCc1Asd. Dr aud app.a. bsTrT,
Ih.s ~ on Monday the 10Th day Of June 1873,
~ lO"Slpck A. NJ, of sIid day at the Court roorI.
,heteoI 10 show cause why al orirr should put
re GRANTED 20 said Admiuistra,ur Ia sell ali Of,
uerrAl estate Of Uaid drC.a,cd. And that a copy
az th'- order BE- published at lCast once a~..f
Tor four su1ces I've weeks I'm Tie Flkp Iyr.rr~rN
hNT. newspaper Published I'm tho County OF q
ElAu state Ot Nevada.
) II TLhCE. ni,trtct judge.
Dated this 5th day u Msryh. 1879.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

Interest paid on ordinary and Term p'rosl',.
Orr"Fits received In sums ~ - aud upward.
loans made on approved rial ns;at'. hunGf.
'iUCkz. etc. stock, currency and silver hnuF' I
and sold. EIcharr. for sale uu all the prinSi.
t'l cities Of Europ, and the orient.
1ru \. W. WHITE. SsctAF
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11
Certificate - Territorial Treasure.

Certificate "f Territorial Treasure.
]. III mas J. Butler. 1Tcasur,r Of Arzaia
Territory hereby certify tLst ,hr Arizona H.
NyloruavHt Contrary las this day nI,i la NV
"fa a. rs ace, taUro tn WT.t.ug Of the At or
which the AhoN"is a copy. ami Aaa also nl.d in
my OtIC- u bOul H. liz sl.n OF tv.,t, t,'s'
and d"IArs. ~hl"h bond las \ sn APPROVED by
the Governor, al ala Associate J.stc. uf M.
supreme 60 n -! Arizona Territory CInai.
tior-i for - faithful PERT rmauc. II tho mo-.
Nl'iots 81 said Act. mos : HIpItR.
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