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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-07
GENERAL C. t. BEAUREGaRn.
Nv ORLR.iNs. 10

TIE entire procesds arising from the ssl. ~ ~.
work are devoted % ] be Hood Orphan Mo-,
Fund. which = invested in United STATE, ps,sAA
tered Bonds for the nurture. care. suure-, 80
education Of the ten infants deprived =, -
parents lzst sumner 20 New Orie1ns fthe ,,sIla
ehOly incilents Of which I'D bsreaysmen,. -
still fresh IN the public mind -N
The book y an el--ant ocfsvo. oontainir, IA
page, Nith . inc Photograph likeness sn1 49,
steel eogT1Firg, mace expressly for this Us-l
four large maps o; battle fields bound in 49,
some gray Engiish cloth - three d0iiar. - mo;
tne sheep binding, With marble edge 49, ~ =
lar, and hfty osnts-In half h0unA Moo, 49,
Iary style. four cOllars, ia bet Levaut Tp,Ss-
AoTOoeo, fuil eilf sitez and edres I've doll,r. ~
"a the receipt from any person rrtni,fir, l.
man or express, % the amount IN a rrglsis, II
letter OF y postal order, hank draft on ebssl
copy viii b iEsme3izisiy sent free of ro....,'
Registered a. saoond-elsss matter s''
The volume i published IN the best STYLE n, a.
po2Taphy, on elegant paper. with illustrates.
executed ~ highest Specimens Of art
The author, the SUBJECT, the purpo-e. al ,iit.
render y worthy place IN every hhrzry. on ~.
en- desk. or upon the book shelf Of every hoq..
IN the country.
Agents wanted in every town and county in
the L nitei states and preference viii - giH,s.
% konOrably discharged veterans from ,ke 49,,
To the ladies' Who feel desire 10 sxure,. 49,,
sympathy with The Hood Orphan MeToor,.i
fund, the sale q tins book among their eireis =,
trisncs. VIII a-OTd an excs lent way Of cnutrihp,
fng substantial aid 10 80 deserving a cruise
roT terms. rates 70 agents, etc, address with
fun particulars, 90
GIN. @. T. RRAURRGARp. PuA
On Ieh4lf Of The Hood Memorial Fund
~ New Orleans Ia.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-07
4 Canadian View Of Grant and Grant
ism.

4 Canadian View Of Grant and Grant
ism.
The Canadian view of Grant and
the third term may not be alto
gether impartial, iaasnuch as
Grant has never been diDed OF
wiued 10 Canada, and there may
be some jealousy in consequence.
II is an outside view, however, and
must therefore have some elements
Of value which the views from the
inside lack: and it is certainly o.
interest. The Bystander, the new
Canadian monthly, in discussing
tn Ihiri term says:
Some think shat Grant is an evil
den, impossibiliiy and that be will
not get the nomination F; others
again, that be will be nominated,
bot not elected; others that, if
nominated, be must certainly be
elected. The reason given for the
last opinion is ominOus supposing
Grant 20 he nominated, il j. said
bis election will be necessary TO
the peace Of the country. Why
should the peace Of the country be
endangered IL General Grant is re-
jec,ei al the pollsl What Is imag-
iuei, in that rase, that his partisans
will do. OF one thing we feel
pretty sure; Grant, 10 spite Of all
that has been said about his stand
ing on his dignity, will accept the
nomination, whether il be unanim-
Gus or. not. As we read bis char
arter he i free from criminal am
biii0n AMI wholly incapable of the
military usurpa;ion which the ner-
Vons fancy Of some Of bis oppO-
nents deem possible. But lie is
not self-druyiug or fas;idious; be
would take anything, from an en-
pire TO s jack-knife, 10 whatever
way il might be offered. There Is
! vigorous revolt agains. him and
bis machine among the purer and
more Independent Republicans,
who have appeared In force no; on
" IN New York but in Pennsyl-
vsuia All Massachusetts,, wisely
refrainiDg from naming a candi-
date Of their own, like the i.l-siarred
Cincinnati Convention, but put
ting their veto on those whom they
deem unworihy. These men pro-
tests against Blaine as well as
against Grant. Whether they sue
coed on ills occasion or not, their .
movement, being vigorous and sus- 4
,ained, IS il appears to be, is the /
best augury for the liberation Of
the country from the accused .
.hraldon Of organized faction.
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Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court do-ket for
the April term contains $50 cases.
The Ali-ena CASES appealed FROM
this Circuii, are on the Supreme
docket il the following order:
l0s.-Chzrles W. Richardson We.
Thomas MeGolirick.
l09.-DOugald Macarthur vs.
Benjamin. +. Luce e, al.
ll0.-Jason GiIlett and another
rs James c. Bowman.
lll.-Franklin s. Dewey vs.
Union School District, city Of Al
pena-
ll2--Angus c. Mcdonald vs..
Chas- BeEick - al.
li3.-Chss. E Mason and auo;h-
~ ". Seth A. L Warner aud
another.
ll4.-Menzo SEart vs.. James
kimball.
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Here is . chance for persons
philan,ropically inclined. With hooks
and papers to spare Captain
Hovgate. Of Washington, asks all
generous parties to forward read
ing matter To him for the use Of
those who accompany him in the
Ar-tic expedition Ice j. fitting out.
The expedition sails on May 18th.
and mn doubt all hooks which will
relieve the long days and nights
e the Arctic regions uill he hank
folly received and acknowledged
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Il can almost be asserted that ST
jacobs Oil works wonders. Short
ly before the New Year. when /
visited my family in Mitchell. |
found my sou Edward. a lad a little
more than ten years OH, very sick.
He suffered with rheumatism. and
50 terribly that be was perfectly
siifi 10 bis limbs, could not possibly
walk, and had 10 be carried from
place 20 place At Onre I sent for
some ST Jacobs Oil, used il ac-
corCiing to directions, and in a few
DAYS could see evidence Of con-
siderable improvement. On the
tenth Of this mOaih ! again visited
my family aud was astOnished 20
find him well and hearty. He once
more has fresh color in bis face and
can 60 10 school again. Whenever
the oh trouble threatens 70 return.
relief Is Immediately secured by the
use Of the celebrated St. Jacobs
Oil. From sheer Joy over this re-
suit cannot withhold recommend
ing St jacobs OIL 10 suffering
humanity as a true benefactor.
CHARLES METZDoRF,
Office Of the Volksfreund, Ger
man paper Of Stafford. Ont.
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Clearanoes. Iumher E.n-

The shipments Of lumber, etc.
from AlpeDa 10 other ports. for the
week ending April 5th, is As fol-
lows:
Schooner Robert Ross, 900. 600
feet CT lumber. for Detroit, shipped
by various parties
Steam barge Westfori, 215, 0Ou
feet Of Lumber. for Saudusky.
shipped I'y J. s Minor.
Schooner Seaman. 10000 feet
# lnmi-er. for Detroit, shipped by
J. :. Minor.
Steam large Glasgow, 500. O0O
feet Of lumber, shipped by J. 5.
Minor.
Total shipment Of lumber for
the week, $4,000
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fc-eSl tHAIlrE>.
The Detroit Free Press reports
The following vessel charters:
Steam barge Glasgow. lumber.
AlPeus 70 Saadusky, :, $3.50 De.
n
Schooner Eagle Wing. lcmbsr.
AlPena to Chicago. 4, 81 per n.
Barge Magnet. lnmber. A'pena
to Saodu~ky. ~ 81 - per n.
S-hooners Repui-lic sud II. Ros<.
lumber. Alpena TO Detroit, at 81
per u
Steam large Fairbanks, ties.
AlpenA TO Chicago. a: &C.
Barge Sweepstakes. lumber, Al
pena TO Buffalo. a; 60 80 per n.
Schooner P. B. Locke. lumber.
AlPena TO Chicago. At 60 per N
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nemc-rat.c Sc Cearea.ira.

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acl-r1rs< - r-t iErrs--sraf NH-las-f- avn 80
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-07

ia The Second wand. the entire
D-lao--raiic ticket carried the dAy.
L. ,his uar,i the Republicans. be-
nevins they stool ~ chance what
ever a. -'ss'ius . man, anl b-ins
willing that some one might Ne de-
f~aie,i.uere magnSnimOns enough 10
place OF their ticke, for the Office Of
Alderman. one Of the members o.
the Loncshorrmen's Union. AMI
they were very careful 10 see that
BE "a defeated hy a gOol rouni
usjari'y.
n The Thir,i wArl the Demo ats
elected Snrervi>o-, cu= Ali-r'nan
10 81 vA~an-y. AMI Ceu>'ai',e. 'he
Republicans -le-,ias Alderman for
fan term. AMI on m-nher ~ Boari
II E incaiioa there was = tie In
This ward. al~o, the Republicans
put Lnng>horeman on their ti~ke'.
for Alderman to al vacancy. asains;
one az the he's; and strongest Dem
ocrsts in the city. and he ~AS, like
the Second ward man. very clever
" defeated.
On the canvass. IL WAS declared
that NOarh was elected a. Mem
Der Of Board Of Education from
Third ward.
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Long Rapids.

Long Rapids.
II the toEnship Of Long Rapids
there was regular union ticket
ani a stomp ticket, bot the union
tirkei carried the dsy-ll7 votes
icing czst-as follows:
SnPervisor.-J. Ferguson.
Clerk. Cavsnagh.
Treasurer-J. J. Cathro.
Highway ConnisSioner.-Alex-
Arier Irwin.
Justice Of Peace. c. Spain.
Drain COnmlssioner.-Joseph
Bryan.
M~mhers Of Board Of Efnca-
'iou--J- Il. Stevens and D. Ne
Neal.
h Cleuley. and E. 2. Wyman.
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IL ii'i- i"wu,hip 'l'--r. ~er- ,hr,.,.
'i-S--i> Ia ih- f.ll. Democratic.
Republican, snl P-opl->' ticket
consisting of independent candi-
date for Clerk, Members Of Boar.i
Of Education and Drain COnmi>-
sion@r. with the balance Of the
tickle, made MP from the other two
regular ti-kets. The following
shows The result:
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RHeOTYPE ENGRAvINGS,

illuminated Folders.
~ snnon,csrsnss r-orr-nnes. zee Asrrtis-
tn< sna rsu<rt c<ris. cArunas tran<pxrencies etc.
soStkrH AND SCHOOL DIPLOMAS
kxsFs irt.rsnens- n srsnf.. SD f,.r terms
y II. BuFFoRDS SONS. rusli-hs.~
sfi Hostcr. Msss
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-07
Treating the Wrong Disease.

Treating the Wrong Disease.
Many times women call upon
their family physicans, ore With
dyspepsia. another with palpitation,
another with trouble Of the breast,
another With pain here and there,
snd in this way they 81 preseu;
alike themselves AMI their easy
going AM Indifferent; doctors, sep
crate aLi distinct diseases, for
which he pres,ribes lis pills AMI
pOtiOos, Assuming them 10 be such,
when, in reality. they are all symp-
toms cSussi 10 some uterine dis
order; a-i while they are thus or
y able perhaps 10 PALATE for a
tine, the are ignor2s Of the cause.
IArse bills are made, when the suf-
fering patients are 10 better il the
end, Iai probably worse for the
delay, treaiueut, and other coInpl;-
cations made, aud which q
proper medicine directed 10 tie
cause would have entirely remov-
ed. thereby ius,iiuiing health and
comfort instead Of prolonged mis-
cry.
Shade. Athens Co. Ohio.
Dr. R Y Pierce, Buffalo. y. Y:
loUr Fevori;e Prescription IS
working almos. like a milic!e on
M. | an better already than |
have been for over iEO years.
LORISDA f. ST. CLAIR.
1Orkville, Ont. March Is, 1870.
r V Pierce, VI. D.:
DEAE SIR write you about q
most remarkable cure OF 4 laiy
friend of mine Ms Ruthon. Since
her narTige thirteen years ago. she
has suffered greatly from uterine
deSease which caused sieriliiy. She
tried the most eminent physicians
of this part Of the country. who
told her she would have To undergo
an OPERATION With the knife. Be-
ing afraid Ct this. she was Induced
by reaiiDg your Medical Adviser
to take your Favoriie Prescription
and Pellets She used three bet
ties, as result she entirely recov-
cred her health and is the happy
mother Of n healthy babe.
Very truly yours.
MIS- JOIN MCELRoY.
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Opium 49,; S.s <. 1 ssy &c .s = e D. 70 =
s,srAe.s- Lss.nr-- o szeyi
D.,,o, ESQ 10 se1o-Al ssrsrsly f-.t-eiasu
I idiiUS SD a. vhoies.ie fnrscry rrfsrs
H1resst kcocrs 1t Cs.tenni1l EKhi,i.ir,- Msfk-
ushekls -s.le f1r s1uars Ern..1s FInest CrrtrAfs
n AUer,oA- 11opl n 49, C.tNi1<,s q a yazes
frep.
yUBTLTE ORGANS. n. 49, 1. sh- -.-,s
FIVE Al snt e. - tnFs tri1i-frxirh1 FREE. n
u-s.trst.-scrr- fartsrr r-ih 81 as1 ltsh Are-
rl,e-t usir a - rstus Ca1a.orue 0~~,,,
e LID eeuire Fie~- sent O. - VI kdiiS
s..nn As<-.s. MEDEIsSonS TIANo CO.
n>s 80. ~ Y. Gen3
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-07

Nopdlcur address on a Postal Care sOr a sarn-
OOlluple cory Of our beautiful ill,a~s-.-ed ua-
ler' housAs hOsas Library, Boston. Mas.
The Harpette .Eiss S sss ,1 san1 is5s
FELT " the pcb,ie- The dei;ciors ms, a. the
harp = here rroduced ~ any cne. - wC-n.a
or ehiid evcn though entirely ,-rcrs.. ~ rsrs;e-
inc strings are runhcrc1 frcrn 90 =, 80 ara
- n us's Nn,ch AoccS,p1nies the frssrur,eut -
~ ~ N nke manner. Instead q hing print
-. ~ .s,eS hsefy t~ty arrreciases the ricsic 81
- -, ~ - TIE king q mE-eal inssruzaents.
$780, 80 - = psrtes; harp N ninasure-the sane
.s.t., to.e~-And shcult BE IN every family in
-. n Any one Who cSn rid this advsrfiss-
H, eah g.sF y - once - wei a. iAs noSt ae-
- So mas,ctan- Elegantly fnssAsi .ui an
49, - ~ 70 any rocn- We atso seui With IL .
~ ~ g sscsie hasntsrci a. exrlAinei shore.
- - ~ tnei1ces ~Bcnae. Sucet Hnu.s.- List
- ~ - summer. ~cwcet Rye ana Rvs = sOd
fks a. hcns.~ ~Iicid the fors : ana all TIE
IAsoffte Esioties q the tsy rsrfes ssslsf,rsioa
seHrsatssd. Every cne who purchases. endorses
10 40 rtc,ornr,encs thcm 70 tNeir resrhtors
Lnink 81 n-no ulcre teficus u,onths Il sfoay 70
mss,es music. HsrV i q superb rnr~sr,i inssru-
ncn,, Al rssiy for use and rS~,nirinr 10 rr.-sire
20 pay psrtset,y. Sent AZ crce. sni m the Hsr-
pette yoa vtli have a thinx q beauty and q icy
wv N.Y. ssnt Prepsia N q rcrisesrr,i rncksre
.n,ea tnscres absolute safe deiirrrrl On rrrsfpt
~ 49, s-.e0 Remit ~ y.os, oesrs c-sier o. re-
s-e-c, lesser. address KENDALL A CO -
frAnkhn -. Rostcn. NsSs
~ 81 c<tebllshct conrxrn wkuee rehafslify =
enlesstsened- N. Y. Woral sscmi.
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City Of Alpena.

The city election on Monday was
as quie; As usual on such occasions.
bot a spirited contest was kept NJ
al day. Both parties bad COOL
candidates 10 the field. AMI each
worked hard 20 elect their respec-
tive ticket. And at the close Of
the day when the Goal result Wa
declared. the Democrats. having
achieved . glorious victory. felt ex-
ceedingly jnbiiaut-
The Democrats elected the May
or and Justice Of the pea-e on the
City ticket. while the Republicans
elected the City Treasurer.
In the First ward the Democrats
elected the Alderman and Cons'a-
bic. While the Republicans eler;ei
Supervisor and Member Of the
Board Of Education
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Af.os an AUofney AZ he1t-Ouarters.
Pc N S 10 N s!

thousands stih entitled under rrr~sn, liberal
Avs PENSIONS ocnmsccss fsora tie date az dis
SSaArse, II arFlied for before July Is. next.
DSehty and increased r.ensiOns due in thousands
o. ins,sreeS tO- fan inform a.ioa. asdrrSs. Nc
cei. hiFSh. 4. q. Drawer as. washin<ton. ID.
y - Always enclose stamp for reply. 4scmi
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Hamburg American Packe; Co.'S
Weekly Line Of Steamships,
LEAVING SsS Yosk every THURSDAY :; P. II.
For ElgIaHd, France q Germany.
Tickets 70 and froa Ezrcre e loses: rates. FOr
passsge apply 70 a. B. Eicharls L ca. GENERAL
l-s>snser Agents, q Bro11vsy. New NOsk. q 10
their gents. sS-ns.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-07

p E N S TO n S /!
Obtained for disabled soldiers. frOn date q dr.
eharge, II spplicStion = rled bcfOre July Isl.
laws, blanks All Instructions Airs
W. L. BERlNGER 4 CO.
Pittsbrrgh. Pa. OF Washi.zion. n. c.
81 oltess Claim Aesccy IN the Cniie1 States.
Syan3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

=. - year and expensss 70 ESeuts Out
" e fEoe. Acdress I. .. YiCkeIy, Au-
Gusta. MsiDc. 40
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BY General j. II. HOOD.
Hood Orphan Memorial Fund

Amy Published for the ~su
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-04

the courage and action OF Names patri.
otic sons; have by methods vicious in
principle and tyrsnnical in practice at
tached partisan legislation to appropria'
ton bills; have crushed the rights OF indi.
yiduals, and vindicated the principles and
sought the favor Of rebellion against the
nation, and have endeavored TO obliterate
ths sacred memories OF the war and TO
overcome it's inestimablo good results
freedom and individual equality. We
affirm IL to be the duty and purpose OF the
Republican party to use all the Legitimate
means OF this Union to secure the perfect
harmony which may be practicable, and
we submit to tho practical, sensible people
of the United States to say whether IL
would not be dangerous to the best inter-
ests Of our country at this time to surren.
der tho administration Of the National
Government to . party which seeks TO
overthrow the existing policy under which
We are so prosperous, aud thus bring de-
struction and confusion where there 10
now order, confidence and hope.
Ninth-Ths Republican party, adhering
to the principles affirmed by its last Ma
tional Convention OF respect for the Coz
stitutional rules governing appointments
to office. adopts the declaration Of Presi.
dent Hayes, that the reform Of the civil
service should be thorough. radical and
complete. To this end it demands the
cooperation Of the Legislative with the
Executive Departments OF the Govern.
ment, aud that Congress shall so legislate
that fitness, ascertsined by the proper
practical tests, shall admit to the public
service, jy3l u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-04
u Didn't Wash Right.
.y.s York U'orh.

Young Bummelhans has just been
discharged by his employer. old Two
percent. The facts are as follows:
Bummelhans had Just returned from
trio over the State. His trip had been
very satisfactory to himself. perhaps,
but not 80 to his employer. He had
spent q great deal OF money IN buggy
rides and one thing and another. and
had taken very few orders. when
Bummslhans called in to see the old
man the latter was mad. He said: 81
don't pelisve you makes any effort to
sell eoots. Ven I wash q drummer
always sold goots to de merchants no
matter ven dey don't want any. made
de acquaintance Won everybody" =.
"How did you use to manage to sell
goods when you were drummer"
81 will show you oil aPout dat
Schoost you sits down in chairs. You
psss q country merchant; l plays now
do drummer.
can right" says Bummelhans. "lll
be a country merchant. and III show
you how they do"
pumueiuhns Ptosenese W ~
at bis desk. and old Twopercent came
up from one side. bowing aud seraping.
"Goot morning. Cant sell you some
sOots2"
"who are your" says Bummslhans.
looking up.
81 travels for do Galveston firm Of
Twopercent."
"You do. do your So you travel Tor
that internal old thief. do your lake
that - and to impress upon his em-
ploysr the difficulties OF drumming up
trade. Bummslhans kicked the old man
four or Ave times, pushed him up IN q
corner and choked him for awhile. and
then told the old gentleman. who was
speschlsss with bona hde rage, "lf you
ever come in here again I'll not leave q
whole bone in your carcass"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-04

II 10 said that st. Louis has the po-
litest lawyer in the country. A long
and terrible roll OF thunder having
stopped him in the midst OF an address
to the jury. on rssumins he bowed aud
courteously said: "Gentlemsn, please
excuse this interruption ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-04

A little boy. Watching the progress OF
chicken hatching. observed just rs he
saw . chicken popping the shell /: i
know what yer coming out that shell
for. Jes cos yer 'fraid you'll be cooked
that's II, yer Shiny thing. you"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,

u1HE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF THE
i Town OF Odd Hill have raised the assess.
ment on the following. described property be-
longing TO the parties indicated:
Conweil W. O.-Lot 1, Block >. Range ID;
pos-essory claim, $l25; improvements, 49,.
klI5..... .......... ............'.. eSoo
Coaweli W. o. Lot IL, Book D. Range
O; possessory Claim. 70
Emmett George Lots and 4, blocks;
Range ID; possessory clAini, siOo' I'm.
provem.nts. $500; persoLh property. .,o
N2JuO .................'.. <''V
Emmett George-I.ots 8, DAnd 10. Block
d kange G; possessory claim S'oo, im'
provemenls, $500. .................... i,2oO
Ford II. l. p. d.-Lot ~. Block .; Range
Fraser a. Iary"LotI !, Block s. Range Q;
improvements. ................:..;...' i'v"
Frank enheimer NJ. -Lot !, Block y,
Range o.; pJssessory claim, $lOO: in.
pruyemcuts, SIoO.......... ....... eoO
Frankel l.. B.--Personal property....... l.eoO
Gibson W. ID. C.-Lot ~, block Range
u; possessory claim, $Soo; Improve
menis, tl2O...... ...................'.. sO
Grant Il W personal property.......... l.VVO
Hal W. n. l. Co. Lot 2. Block 3, Range
y; possessory cisim, $as0; improve.
n.snts. $3.50; personsi property. tGOOO 1851
Hall j. U.-Lot \. Block 8, Ranged pos.
james Cnris.-P Personal property........ SU
Jonr, Jno. Jr. -Pos.sssory CLAIM, 500;
improvements $50. .............. wv
Maynard II. G.-Lot .. Block l. Range u;
posse-sory claim. SO; improvements
floO. .. ....................... <~
Masonic Hail Assoeiation-Lot Is; Block -.
8, hange q; improvements. ........... 2,h0
Mercer nichard-Lot ~. Block s, Range
q: possessJry claim................... lCO
Mercer Richard Lots Is. II and -,
Block 4, Range @; pJssersoIy claim... eoO
Aeynolds 4 Co-Lot ., Block ., hange ID;
claim lW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-04
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
!. z. MCDONALD

n rsprcrrULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL !. candidate for the once OF Clerk OF storey
county. subjsct TO the decision OF The storey
Cc,nfv Republiean Convention. se2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
GEORGE HENNINc

% EsPRcrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
n q candidate for the once OF Assessor OF
storey county. subject 10 tho decision OF the
Storvy County Republiean Convention. se3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-04
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
A. q. coWAN

nrsprcrruLLY ANNOUNCER Himself
II esnaidsts for the once Of County Som.
,uis.ionsr. subject 10 the decision Oh tns o1
Coanty Rspublican Convention. sa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-04
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
a. 4. cARRlcK

-rspKcrruLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
X. a candidate for the once Of treasurer OF
storsy county. subject TO me aeei,,on " r,sc'
Dtorsy County RepuoIean ooH'sn'A' .nis
,ion November ID next. s'