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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
w. H. ENGLISH AND HIS RECORD.
YEGRo-HATER AND NoTE-sHAvER.

NLNKO-HAI EH AND MI L--Ilftf
A sKETCH OF SOME IHRILLING SCENES IN WASH
INGTON YEARS AGO-THE INEVITABLE PART
PLAYED IN THEM BY HNGLIsH-sHAYfNG THs
NOTES or FELLOW CLERKS, AND PARTiciPAr-
ING ~ PRo-.LAvERY RIOTs-AS INcoMPLrTE
BOOK OF RFMINIsCESCFs.
In letter to THE TRIBUNE, printed below, a
correspondent gives some "reminiscences OF an
interesting and instructive character which
throw good deal of light upon an important
question at this time the pro-savery record OF
William H. English, the Democratic candidate
for the Vice Presidency. Many events are
described in a graphic manner, all of which
demonstrate beyO possibilities OF question
that Mr.. English has been a negro-hater and
a defender of slavery throughout his public
career. His speeches in the House OF Repre-
sentatives, extracts from which Hre given be-
low, contain plain declarations that slavery
was divine institution and the political
equality of the negro was not to be tolerated
by white American eitazens.
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GENERAL DOsTER AT BETHLEHEM

BEruLEHEM Penn, Sept. 12.-There was
large and enthusiastic outpourng OF the Republicans OF
Refhlehem 10 hear General W. L. Dostcr discuss the
issues OF the campaign Citizens Hail was crowded.
and hundreds remained outside tEc building unable TO
r admIttance The orator spoke enthusiastically for
the cause of Republlcanism. II was rumored about
town that the General would speak about General Han
cock attempt to defeat the aims Of tne civil courts IN
H. rial oi te pr-Oners the great conspiracy
Ind he part Judge Wyle took IN the case Ihe perch
va well received by the large audience ana Inc town
~ ch int crested IA his written his tory OF the a1ar
ner Doter was the counsel FOR the prisoners In the
great conspiracy trial IN Washington and at QUO time
.,,sI- fn of tnht CITY.
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A CLOSE DISTRICT.
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN IN THE WITH DlsrRlCI-A
M.I,RIrY OF 800 EXPECTED.

, VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN IN THE WITH DIsTRlCI-A
MAJORITY OF 500 EXPECTED.
BANGOR Sept. 12.-The IVth District is acknowl-
edged to be close by the Republicans and is claimed
by the Fusionists by majority OF at least l 900
Nevertheless Captain Boutelle, the Republican can
didate for Congress, has a fair chance OF beating
Ladd the Fusionist, and there are few Republicans
Tonight who do not believe he will come out i've
hundred votes ahead. He has made splendid can
yass traversing all parts OF district largelhan the
entire State of Massachusetts and speaking con-
stantly The district includes the great numbering
counties OF. Penobscot, PscatSquis and ArooStook,
and contains a great deal of wild and sparsely-
settled country Close estimates of result are not
a. easily made here as in tmckly settled districts
where the attitude of all the voters can be aSceI-
tanned pretty accurately before an election. We
have had hard fought campaign with more push
and combativeness than has been shown Tor l9ng
time The reelection of Governor DAVIS Is conceded
bv many Democrats and Greenbackers, but they
have hopes to keep his majority doWn TO thouI,
sand and to carry this and the Vth Congressional
District.
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NET RESTLT IN NERMONT.
DETAILS OF THE REPUBLlCAN vICToRY-THE CON
GRRsslONAL VOTE

DETAILS OF THE REPC BLiCAN VICTORY-IHE CoN-
GRRssoNAL VOTE
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, Sept 12-1he fo-
lowing compilation, made from the returns 1or-
warded bv town clerks and telegraph managers from
$40 towns, give Farntmm tRer), 47S06; Pheps
DEM. q ,249; Heath tGreenbaek), 1,49s ; scatter
inc. IS. Farnhams plurality over Phelps 2o'oo'
majority over all 25 Oh increase in the Repuohc'h
ma,erity over 1876 ,344 increase in the fepuoh-
can vote over four years 100 increase III tne
Democratic vote in the Same period, Z4o'
The same towns IN 1875 gave Fairbanks lhepI
"A. 70o Bingham DEM. $1,000; scattering ~.
Farbanks's plurality over Bingham. 23.G97; ma
ier1ty % G25; Increase IN the Republican majority
ever 1876 1416.
The Congressional vote from 240 towns is as
follows:
Ist Di.,rict-Joyce (Rep.l 1864: Randall DEM,
675S Martin tGraenhackl, 162. Joyce's plurality
Id DstrIet-Tyler Rep, 1898; Campbell
DEM, G,094 Mead (Fusion 337 scattering, 81.
Tvler's plurafty $50 majority SSH.
Hid District-6rcut REP, 12,leS; Currler
DEM, GI3l Iarbell (Greeuback. ,232 scatter
ing j41. Grouts plurality 6,O57 majority Isl.
The town Of BeivideTe has not vet been reported.
Its vote IN 1876 was-FairhaDks Rep.l. 80 Bine-
nam UDcml 80. The DemOcia have Gle twenty
town Repr, sentatiyes and the Greenbackers TWO.
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THE ORIENTAL CRISIS.
MoyTKNEGRINs on The wARPATH-NEw OTTOMAN
MINISTERS.

LONDON, Sept IL, 1880.
A telegram from Ragusa was received at
Paris this evening stating that 5000 Mohtenegrns
win eight cannon are on their way 10 Duielgno and
are resolved to fight If Resisted.
CoSsrANrISoPLE. Sept IL, 1850
The Sultan has issued Imperial decree. dlsmsslng
Kadri P.eha tie Prime Minister and appointing 5'ld
Pacha his successor The decree states that III view OF
the gravity OF the present state OF affairs change h
the Ministry is necessary, and expresses the
conviction thn Said Pacha Will be able 10 effect sas-
factory solution OF the peRdirG quesiiOns ron. uVue
changes ore III the Ministry. Server Pachs D.
e.oe President Of the Crei fSe. place 0f Aarin
Pa;ia gIra P.lsaa Mtistor or Foreign Abtls IN
place Of AbeG lin Pasha Raif Pacha i anpouei Min-
isar of Commerce. and KanIl Pacha Minister 0f fuplc
Tnafr
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4 REUNION OF CHENlSTs TO BE HELD.

SARATOGA, y. y, Sept. 1.-THE twenty
eighth annual meeting 0t the American Pharmaceu ica
Associatsn will begin Tuesday aud continue I'll sat
urdav In connection with the meeting a display oi
goods by leading dealers and manufacturers OF drugs
oud chemicals Will be he'd. over fifty leading whole
e druggists and manufacturing chemists will exhibit.
ornonc wnom are ". II. Schlencu x Ca Nc hess n
Tnn5ns & CO. Tarrant & Co.. LehE x EIuk, all OF New
YORK. aud Robert Shoemak X Co., OF PhladG lphli'
oenerai druggists; Powers * Nclgbtman, JOhn Myeth
& Hro and Koseugarten a sons, manuIac triug chen-
Ists philadelpnia and several other manufacturers
tl1r MN COuItrN
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THE EVE OF Election IN MAINE.
y
CHEERING REPORTS FROM THE FIVE CONGRESS
sIONAL DISTRICTS.


sIONAL DISTRICTS.
PORTLAND, Ne, Sept, 12.-Tne contest in this the
Ist Congressional District. has been pushed Win
crrat vigor from the start by bota sides; but the
Republicans have had the advantage all along ID
the popularty of their candidate for Congress, MI
Reed no has made efficient member. as well a.
in the drift of the State and the feeling on
National issues The Democraue-Greenbackc candl-
date Mr. Anderson, is an able business man. ou' MS
old Coppcrhead record has prevented HIM from max
ips any iuroad on the Republican vote Ill the Dus-
ness circles of this city. Mr.. Reed has made a
brilliant campaign on the stump, speaking
every day and sometimes twice day. tie Is one
of the best orators in the State and has III TINS re-
spect great advantage over hi. antagonist. lhcre
!. no doubt about the result No well-informed
Fusoni,ts expect to carry the district Mr. R"eds
majority is varousy estimated by Republican poll
tcianS at from 800 TO 1000. and he VIII ran
fuv up TO the State ticket despite the Unfair eiors
10 prejudice the temperance people against MN.
The Largest vote ever IN the state Will prooa-
bly be pOlled tomorrow.
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HERAT IN REVOLT.

SIMIA, oNI'T I""V'
Intelligence has been received here that
serious nsurrecton has broken ont in erat. and that
the Governor Of the city has been murdered Ayooo
Khan accompanied by his principal officers and several
hundred horseneD has passed Z.mindwar on his way TO
Hcr3t ~ - -,
MAJOR McGregor, with brigade Of British troops mas
marched for Kals Abduho. near the Plshin Pass.
Major Nsc2rrgUr's brigade marched southward from
CapGahar on the sth inst, t. the pressure thefe
with rrgard t. supplies. General Roberts accompanies
Major Nacr,ecor aud Will meet General Saudemau dt
KaIa AhdulA discuss questions relative 10 the trans
nnrf OF supplles ontNeen Shi and CandahAr
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THE INFANT SPANISH PRINCESS.

The Princess was born at about 9 o'clock
saturday night. According to ancient etiquette tAe
Min sters Marshals, grandees and diplomats
awaited the event in the anteChamber.
The Duke OF scxt0, Grand Master OF the Palace,
announced the birch Shortly after the King brought
ont the infant and showed II 10 the asselnDiaee Inc
Minister OF Justice up the deed attestinS the 0rth
The infant viii be cnris.encd Mercedes aud about a
dozen other names. Tue birth announced TO The
city by artillery. o ~.
spain II TO take pace on Tuesday Ex-Qleen lsaOeia
VIII be of the sponsors.
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NEWS FROM OTHER LANDS.
THE MOYTENEGRIYs ADVANCING.

THE MONTENEGRINs ADVANCING.
AN ATTACK on DULCIGNO IMMINENT-MINIsTERIAL
CHANGES IN TUIKEY-THE GOVERNOR OF
HiRtT MURDERED.
Six Thousand Montenegrins are marching on
Dulcigno. said Pacha has succeeded Kadri Pacha
as Premier in Turkey Other Minis
terial changes have been made. There has been a
revolt at Herat in which the Governor of that
Afghan city was murdered. King Alphonso's daugh-
ter is to be baptized on Tuesday.
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ACTIVITY IN THE COAL REGION.

CARBONDALE, Penn, Sept. l2.-lhe ke-
nubtcan. have formed campaign club OF 100 members
horo LARGE accessions some OF them Democrats. are
exneced N the next meeting THIS Is Democratic city
bui the Republicans VIII reduce the majority Ideu had
nv AZ least 800 votes. G. f. Lathropa prominent law
yer nf this town. was elected PRECEDENT OF The club and
f,,I 81 f ofcrr- aud ficeni executive committee
80 also instael rJusiug meeting was hcid III the
Crfv Wall FRIDAY evening, which was addressed by the
nv Dr J. l. Forester, OF Newark, y. j.
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INNOCENCE VINDICATED.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept IL. NJ. Nlmley
and Jane. Mh4 passed through the city to-
tav on their way to Somerset, where
- b-otner Of Wimley Is IN Jail under
sentence of death for tie imputed murder ot Mills. who
seriously from scmcrsot fourteen years
- i d mon ttuce baeu heard ui unti discovered by
j NJ wimley, near Fords Ferry, Kentucky Oh sat
urdlg.
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GOLU IN nor SPRINGS.

general press dispatch from Chicago says; A
dIspatch from San Francisco announcing that gold
had been discovered in large quantities In the water
Having from the hot springs III Caestoga. Cal, by
4 G. IIcheuor furnishes the text tor article IN
The Tribune IN winch II Is alleged that he salted
his Arkansas gold mines III 1o71-7o with gold
,;l;noS and chioridp of gold.
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prp1-pIIcAy RALLY IN FORT JERvIs.

PoRr JEEyIs, y. Y, Sept. 12.-Ihe Repub-
,,cor. ., Port Jerys held grand rally Last night -.
Jnp,s Hall was crowded with Al audience gathered 10
ser to discussion the ISSUES Of h day by Tie h 1n
q "A smith Of Emra. Alr. smith held The closest at
.ption of tho aateuce iot nrh ht tMo uouIr' ana pf
,,ed thr suircr IA Iurc.hle hgLt The RcpGt leans ~
ne yr.tcru part OF orange County are ~ide AWAKE ana
nromlse a good result IA kOvenh"r.
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ARRESTED fOE LMBEzzLENEyE.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 12.-Joseph Tapson,
formerly secretary the Metr, pJiiJan R-iwdy Com
pauv's Proyideut Savings Bank Of London England,
was arrested here night, charge OF approprat-
ng at uifeent times during the past iour or h'e
sus of money belonging to that institution, aggregat-
tnV about $500
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ryr curCAGO CONTEST ENDED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The men won the first
fourth and nth prizes the test The score at the
finish or the I56 hours stood
Mep-Byrne, 57s Krohne, 535; Colston. 529 Horses
Detsv baker sos Rose OF Texas, $40; Parthmans
eptrv 527 Dnnus entry. 525 The prizes were $1,000,
~ 900 5000, $3.50, $50 aud 500
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Nosroy Sept l2-J0hn hesquea was arrested
,e ast night tor swnduS counirymen. lie is from New
York. ,>.,-,tr>-r DErrC,rrn
puuADTIPHIA sept T. he Pmladeiphla Lodge
~. tns Afternoon dedicated the monument erected
Wof ,oiah Cemetery In honor OF departed members VI
that lodge.
not GUILTY OF MI RIDER
Cu,NBFEsBC Eo, Penn, sept. 1.-The jury In
, of Christian ~tooer on trial tor the murder oil Rob
~ ..on on lie nlgnt OF the 3lst OF july last rendered
verdict last night, uI not sul
SHOr AND KILLED BN A POLICEMAN.
CtNCfNN1I ~epI. In a Olsturpa. .ce latr last
ngt tu COvigtOl. Ky the police uudcrooA 10 az est Two
a. fe oorl n,n one oi them Saundcis reslst.d. and
g.. .l.t ami Instantly killed, h Is supposed by Oucer
Lawrence
BUILDINGA NEW CHURCH.
ENTiNOla, = pt. l2.-ihe c".ncr stone a. TIE
c taAsnc church Leo, aid IN tbs elty this after
noon IL Is iutended mainly or Italians.
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GLASS WORKS AGAIN BUSY.

MANCHESTER, y. j., Sept. 12.-Most Ofsithe
,re ss factories in southern wJersey which have
~ Idle since sprng on account Of strife with the work
men. " I'll resume work this week
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FOREST FIRES IN CANADA

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 12.-The city has been
full Of smoke since last night from bush fires The wind
is blowing pretty gale this Afternoon l1e hres
IN Gloucester are spreading IN every direction.
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ness brings him into contact with many OF The
manufacturers Of this city-the employers OF %;
100 and 200 men. These manufacturers an ieIi
Galb
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CAMPAIGN PROSPECTS ~ BROOKLYN.

The great success of the Republican mass
meeting in the Brooklyn Academy OF Music Thursday
evening ia spe of the bad weather. Is regarded by the
Marty managers as most hopeful sign for the canvass
th, falln Kings County. Chairman Daegctt sd fiil"y
,h,t those persons who nave been wondering what
,ha Campairn Committc. was about answered,
and that the whole canvass Will De pushed from this
t,me forward with great vgor at all points. and with
the hone OF greatly reducing the Democratic majority IN
Hrooklyn Despite this majority the municipal depart
nent- of BROOKLYN are all in the hands Of Republicans
For the purpose Of practically carrying on the canvass
the Republican Campaign Committee mas PROVIDED
tent an area so feet by 80 feet and capable
M seating 800 persons ana THIS VIII be pnt up al d
ferenf paces for mectihgs which VIII be held twice
week Joseuh Reeve Will nave charge or the arrange
rueuts Tue opening meeting in he tent VIII Dc lhurs
dAy evening September 10. at tIatDush and fIiPhVer
the u,mcs OF tue speakers arc not yet announced y
hammer Nli bc raised AZ the same ume. At the RrpuO-
lcan headquarters In Perrepont-st much activity Is
disniaved and large numbers Of campaign documents
Al SfrIb
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RETURN or 4 WHiLER.

NEw-BrpFoRD, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE bark
Triton. Captain Keith. arrived ner' to-day from The
p,c,ae ooean and Maugonni May H. with LOO barrels
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept. 12.-B. c. Lewis, a
nromtueut banker OF Tallahassee. Fla died of paralysis
in this city to-day He route nom Hot Springs
hgt4A
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BUCHANAN 1G4IN IN JAIL.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Dr. John Bu-
cnanan the diploma vendor of this city, who was ar
rested m ST. Clair Micn., last Thursday arrived here
tnis morning, and was locked up III Moyam'hs'u.
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Bishop Simpson Is seventy years oil age anu
has oeen bishop III the Methodist Episcopal Chuich
tyenty-eght ycaIs in which time-and, in fact, s'nce
his entrance upon the ministry IN ls33-he mas Oeeh an
iucessant and untirng worker. As professor In Ale
eheny College, president OF Indiana Asbary UNIVERSITY
Editor Of 7he Western Christian Adrocde and Bishop
he has not only done the full work OF strong man ii
the several positions has filed hut his extraordinary
eoaueuce as preacher. IN which he has hac no superior
in his church. and, since the death Of Dr. DuEon ana
Dr McCliutock no equal, bas caused Lin 10
he I'm constant demand at church Gedicatohs'
important missionary meetiuss etc. Throughout the
War of the Rcbe he Indefatigahle In his EFFORTS
in the maintenance Of pubic opinion III NtVOr o. TIE
Cpou and hi- ringing addresses IL mos oi the latEe
cities of the NOrtu lmp0r; ant part OF the
hisfory OF mat eycntiul period. HIS constant
abois have made his friends anxious ABOUT MS heah
hough he has not ceased MS iuil snare oi Ips
coma, labor which few years past was rchcertu
more au ordinarily aruOus by the death 0i seye Al OF
his G LEAGUES Soon after the close OF the 1euet.,
Conference at ClnCunat Bishop simpson started
10 VISIT the American Episcopal missions
IN China nd pan spending few weeks on the Pdcnc
coast before starting from san Francisco. IL was
thought of his friends that he was INDUCED 20
take the trip partly from regard FOL Ills health.
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BISHOP SIMPSON SICK.

4 SERMON AT SAN FRANCISCO SUDDENLY INTER
RuPrrD-HIs SYMPTOMS MORE FAVORABLE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-The President
and Mrs HAYES attended service today at tae Flls'
Metbodlst Church Povell-st.. near Washington con
crecaton assembled which filed the building to lts u'-
most capacity
Bishop simpson, who temporarily in the city, hiled
the pulpit but had only fairly begun his sermon "heh
he was taken with congestive chill. he was at once
removed TO ghbOriDg house, AID ths announcement
os soon after made to the congregation that his condi-
non was improved and his symptoms favorable. Inc
Bishop had Tor several days been suffering from symp
toms of fever and ngue The President to-day Is The
guest of Captain Gooda business partner Of Governor
Perkins
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THE STRONGHOLD OF GREENBACKIsM

THE STRONGHOLD Or dhLENbhChlrh'
pYpr.RIIcANs NOT DISCOURAGED IN 1HE VIII
DISTRICT.
RoCKLAND, Sept. 12.-The Nth Congressional
District once represented by Eugene Hale, Is
the stronghold of Greenbacklsm How much
Of the Republican Greenback element has been
won hack TO its old allegiance by the vigorous
campaign made by the Republicans cannot be ascer-
,ained until the result of to-morrows election Is
known. MI Milliken, the Republican nominee for
Congress- is a lawyer of decided talents aud
stump orator who has made reputation not con-
fined 10 his own State. Last year he took part In
the New-York canvass. His opponent is Murch,
the ex stone-cutter of the granite quarnes, VINO
went In on the tdalwaye OF s0it money
agitation two years ago. Both candidates
have stumped the district thoroughly. IL
Murch is successful again 1t VIII not be
because Of his personal popularity or OF any mark
lac has made at Washiug gtOn, but because the pIe"h
back ideas are more tenacious III tnIs ulsliCt tnl
elsewhere In the state Most of the inhabitants
live remote from railroads and are not much
affected by the discussions OF the canvass. NC
Republicans believe they gong To eieci Mililkeh
by small majority. They think the Fusion move
ment will prove less strong than III appears on te
surface when submitted 10 the test OF Dallot' 90
many towns have no telegTaphlc communication
that the result will probably not De KNOWN To-
morrow night.
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VICTORY CONFIDENTLY EXPECTED.
a MAJORITY or 10000 LOOKED FOR Al WASH
INGTON.
WASHINGTON Sept. l2-lhere probably Is not
man in Washington, Democrat or Republican, to-
The silver state., 1880-12-29

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the 7th day
OF December, 1880, 80 many shares OF each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public anction, at the Office OF the
Secretary, in the Courthouse, Hinnemucca,
Nevada, on FRIDAY, the 7th day of January,
1881, at the hour of O'Clock r. NJ Of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with the costs OF advertising and ex-
penses OF the sale.
J. II. JOB, Secretary.
Office: County Clerks Office, Court-house,
Winnemucca, Nevada. de-td
The silver state., 1880-12-29
NOTICE.

To A. kleinhans and all other owners Of the
Beaeonsfeld mine: You are hereby notified
that the assessment work as required by the
Act Of the Congress of the United States. Of
May 10TH 1872, has been done by Us on the
Beaconsheld ledge, of the Beaconsfield Compa
ny, situated in WiuIemueea District, Humboldt
County. State Of Nevada. upon the original To-
cation thereof, for the year 1880 and other ex
penditures Of money and labor the said
ledge OF the company to the amount II 500;
and that If you do not contribute your proper
tion. sga, in gold coin, ON or before ninety days
from this date, your interest in said Bcacons
field Ledge and Company will become the prop
erty Of the undersigned, and THAT we demand
immediate payment thereof.
WILLIAM pOObY.
JOHN PpOLY,
CHARLES BRAY.
Winnemucca, New, December Is, 1850 o0d
The silver state., 1880-12-29
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CIrY, NEv.,
December Sttl, 1855.

December StfI, 1856.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make Anal proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof, and that said proof
will be taken before the District Judge of the
Fotlrth Judicial District Of Nevada and in his
absence before the Clerk of said Court, at Win
nemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada, on sat
Hrday, the 18TH Day of January. A. ID.
1881, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day, viz;
Bernard Fisher, Homestead Application No
20, for the S. 4. quarter section q, TIP AZ, \.
r., 80 f., ". ID. NJ, and names the following as
his witnesses, to prove his continuous residence
Upon and cultivation of said tract. viz: samuel
b p. Pierce, Charles EnyBan, John p. Fors-
ling, and Charles A. Nichols, all of humboldt
County, Nevada; p. 0. address, Paradise, Hum
boIdt County, Nevada
dlI-30d G. A. WITHERELL, Register.
The silver state., 1880-12-29
ID. III. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. &. =. X. IL.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
or on business relating thereto, snould be adj
dressed t. the undersigned at San Francisco
at the c. L. x. r. Office where they will receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging TO the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same,
are Also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
noi9. ID. III HASkEA.L.