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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24
The Atchison Champion thus speak.

The Atchison Champion thus speak
eth:
Here Is a good joke on some one.
Recently Charley krebs, Grand Mas
ter of the I. U. o. F.. of this city, tele-
graphed Judge Norton, of Salina, az
follows: Z" Dec volente, will be there
Thursday morning." In few hours
came the inquiry: Who Is coming
and what for? Don't send an Italian
we want an American"
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&l,OOS IS

Balance on hand $l3 s.
Chas. Megrau made application that
the tax Of $5.20 assessed on his home
stead for the year 1853, and 81 poll TAI
be refunded.
Granted, and order issued on the
treasurer for the amount
Thoe Berigan asked that the taxes
paid by him for the year 1874 be re-
funded, - he was not . resident of the
state on the first day Of March, 1854.
Granted, and An order issued for the
John Sullivan asked that $s2O, lille
gally asses:ed him for: the year 1884,
Be refunded.
Granted, and an order issued for the
amount.
The taxes of Sl.20 assessed on the
homestead Of August Richter for
year 1854 refunded on application.
A petition for . road from 6alina 70
the Darling ford on the Solomon river
thence to the upper ford on Lindsey
creek, thence to Mn. Yockey's In the
northwest corner Of Ottawa county
also from point In the Riordan ct.
Element to said crossing on Lindsey
creek.
Petition granted, and Hugh Little,
8 Ayefs and - Yockey were up.
pointed viewers 10 lay out sid road,
and d. II. Page surveyor.
Said. viewers and surveyor to meet
on the 10Th day Of August, and pro
ceed TO view and survey sid proposed
road.
The following bills were presented
and allowed:
Ransom Calkins, treasurer's
fec nom July LIT, 1854 to
July Let, 1856 sill 81
g d Houstan s @
A II Campbell 2 %
r H Bishop, salary ffom Jan.
Let, 1886 to July Lat, 1858 Is 8
The settlemest Of the stray stessl
taken up BY = c. Fisher, laid over till
the October meeting Of the board
Adjoarnsd.
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W0Usoso ] 00UeosO 80Uooeo III
Are you disturbed 1t night ed beek.
en- Of your rest BY sick child suffer-.
Ing and crying with the excsueisting
pain ofcutting teeth? Ifso soa q once
and get . bottle OF Mn. winslov's
Soothing Syrup. It will relieve he
poor little sufferer lmnedistely-ds-
pend upon II; there b no mistaka about
Il. There b not . mother on earth VIE
has ever used II, who will not tell yea
ct once thati viii regulate the bowels.
and give rest to the mother and rellsf
and health to the child, operating HE
magic. II II perfectly ssls 70 ~ q
Ill casss, and pleasant 70 the tAs1e, and
10 The pssscsiplioa Of one ofths Godsst
md bet female physleians end DurD-
= In the United 6tatea Sold 0vosy.
where 8 Q bottle. -v =
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1t will repay our readers to peruse
carefully an able communication head
ed /" Railroad" published elsewhere.
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part Of the week.
Wen have no wood to burn next
summer. II the fArms1 don't bring In
some. This. time last winter both
yards were well supplied with wood,
but neither have any now, and unless
the roads get better they are mot like
~ to have any.
In the wedding anniversary noted
In my correspondencs Of Let week,
the clause, "but that their welded
life had been - peaceful and happy
- on that February evening eleven
ysaS ago," We made to red By the
composltoF, that their s,et1ed life, "
&c. Be little more careful next
time, Mr.. Compositor.
Married, On Moeday, The 1Ath Inst,
q the reaidenee q the brides paseots,
south Of Brookville, b. ths Rsv. d:
@. Wright, Mr.. 3. A. Sawyer and
Ni0 May HAbcoek. Nay Aslr fu-
turs b peosperoas and harry.
We were down 10 6alina Tie fore
part Of the week and lmWodiA1ely o.
our return We were asked II W bod
beea leetufed On tie bod Quootjoa.
We were not. Nor Would 1t have
awaited anything II We he'd. We ars
toeth and too-aAllo agnln0t Tie bood9
iust - Ill othOD in SpeinG CFoek
tewnship sheuld b. Deaf voes lbe
Died, On Thunday, the I7th inst.
at her resideooe south east q town,
the VIII of Mr.. David Leenn. She
leaveo . husband. 0ovoenl ehlldsun and
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6new, snow everywhere. The roads
ere all driftsd full and traveling y vssy
difncult. The farmsn will, however,
b compelled 10 start for town before
long on account Of scarcity Of provis-
Ions.
A pssson that viii chop Ice In the
creek for two hour In order 70 81 his
horss across, when there b nothing
more urgent for his crossing than IN
afternoon call, We certainly think de-.
serves the name Of perssvssing.
Charley Games hes been feeding
about Afty hsad Of cattle upon his
place during the cold spell, and Il
keeps him quite busy.
Mr.. Plummos intends staxting for
Ohio - soon - the weather modefateo
Q little.
The term of seheol now being held
ct the Powers echool houoo viii close
next Saturday, with appropriate exer.
cieeoL The parents end friends Of the
pupils ase invited 70 b pesseat.
One Of the mose pleasant parties Of
the season vas held q the residence
Of M. Thomae Samples, upon the ev-
sning u The eth. A large company Of
young folks Was present.. who enjoyed
them0o1voD until . late houf, p1aying
al manaee of gA0esL A. lAe = Ne
have beea ah3e o aeesftnia, every one
enjoyed thsoeslvss 70 their utmost
capebility. anA ~ they aee ready for
another. 30 aco Wo. N0oLRN.
Fos REH1IThs lasgsbssinsn roem
under Tie JoU1uAL eGlca Apply q
BrieeS 4 0sbhaSt'a
g. II. CAn1,s.o.
"A Fool's Erfaad"
A Fool's EsIand."
A Fool'S Eslnnd."
Trade With Canpbsil 4 Tuthill
Go 10 Ca Bshr's ~ yeur systesa
0reessiss e IL Ralass o1oes.
eslsessd cd eAsGss-tAess eysasn q
Lays.
Fsrmsss. by yssr isnshss u Gu.
Behr'A
They = ~ that Ne bssGeysasn ass
e LAy'a
Weed. dry. ssassssd WOOD, st J. B.
e1ydan'a
eleo pse ysaR savsd b. baying q
Obss = Hagsaaa.
Call - ". c. TutAill WHEN ysa
havs - 49, b en-
Hlgh0t sasA psiss paid ~ hsp 9
Dastlstt - Joakins,
Fos aAIs-A sd - ~. L.
NullU q 0ua. DohS,
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FOR SALE.

Il =: gnD910cSS's 1879 .
-, 1sssyss1 60. Wen 81 90 80
= - -. tsss - snsUeesU. wssoSssn
- vse1 pss~.
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at ~ 0ypsu0 HIN Fruit Farm and
0ar6ea, eos-half mile sast u aolins.
H0e O0vn, ffssA aad tFse b name.
OnnsD1nl shsub6ssy, sssdliag psaeh
- ponsA - ~, q ths best end lsad-
10 v1s1so1a AsesllA ehsssiss, ala
49, 1Gop1e 49, HUs.
~ Il. 4. NoB1nnoP.
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A citisens' meeting held In Che
Methodist church In January, appoint
Cd the undersigned committee to trans
oct certain business, and adjourned 10
meet ct our call.
We now call upon al citissns In g.
line county, interested In the cause Of
Temperance, and are willing to rejoics
over the excellent law recently enact
ed by our State Legislature, to meet In
the Presbyterian church On Tuesday
evening, Mach Let, 1881, at half pest
seven.
T. D. WICKKHsHAM,l
n. g. PAIGE,
II. b. suD.xponr; Com
Howard c. RASH,
G. e. FAULKNKR.
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April 3rd, 1885.

April 3rd, 1885.
Board met. Present, d. Alverson
and g Schippel, chairman.
The returns Of the township election
held on the 9th day Of March, were
opened and canvassed and the result
declared as follows:
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Having odd my interest IN the har-
ness md sadAle buslnsss 70 Mr.. r. H
Dlhle, I dsslsU 1T al indebted to me
shsslA eaIl ed ssttls bs1oss the LII
q March. Thsss VIE Ill b do 20,
Vim AnA thsls ssessnts IN ths hands
ofa hVyse - aad aftse that date
ClAna0 HoG.NovIgr.
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Ssnoky nlll Isems.

We will lightly sing "spring Ut
last" and very lightly too, for ere the
words be uttered, our hopes may b
blasted. Such appears to be the way
of Kansas.
The snow II fast disappearing BE-
fore the rays Of old "Sol," the fields
are all bare, and the drifts which have
blocked up the roads the past two
weeks. win soon b among the things
Of the past.
We would build us an ark, but the
material II found wanting. Wont
some one come to the rescue with IN
old boat?
Let Us not forget the " Father Of our
Country"
We are feeling good over the new
Temperance law.
The singing class has adopted . new
book, "The Chorus Class" which
gives perfect satisfaction.
Yes, N. O., the snow or some other
congealing matter caused those hairs
to stand on end, like the quilts Of
the fretful porcupine."
We had dance on last Friday eve
ming, at the house Of Mrs. McClary,
t @anen y. Jim w~, q sslina a.. sns
Ms Mc-were driving along in .
sleigh with two In hand the road
was drifted considerable and when
but o short distance from the lady's
home, the double-tree broke and away
the horses went, leaving driver, pas
senger and sleigh all sitting In the
road. The horses were caught after
running . short distance, by Mr..
Pitxer, who turned them over to the
driver, who soon replaced the broken
double-tree with . borrowed one,
hitched up his team and arrived 1t the
lady's home.
1t seems that people must do some
thing to keep up their spirits, but will
not these dances prove detrimental to
the Sabbath schools Of Smolan and
Smoky Hill.
Our school will close on Thursday.
The attendance has been quite small
for . few weeks, ON account Of the
severe weather and the snow.
We wanted . sensation Of some kind
last week, and here II H.: Place,
school room Time, Friday afterno on |;
Acton, teacher and slarge pupil, who
has been seated In . corner BY himself,
with Q book In his hand, that he
might get his lesson without annoy
ance to anyone. A grain Of corn 10
seen on on the bench beside him, but
ere long b heard to drop on the other
side Of school room, ct the foot Of L.
q. The large papil b ssnt AFTER the
corn - . punishment In STOPPING for
the corn Re makes Q pa0 ct L. g.
head, in sport-with the teacher look
ing 1t him. Then the teacher makes
Q pcs at him with . stick which be
resists. NOS knucklss not being
on hand, the teacher b forced to take
him BY the collar and walk him out 81
the room.
John Sick struck water on Monday,
twenty-eight feet below ZRn0.
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II 20 Want 70 boss0v moasy on
Rel Esoa1D q lowest snks oi intsesst
and esnnisslea, eall %
W. b. 0s1D,
~ eaiina, Kansas.
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lln CHANCE IN CoLoRlDo

DRUG STORE.
u svay pssassAs. y ~ 49, yssao aVd
1U INA VIVA
Z: = - = -, = - = - -: =
Gw.-ssas9 - Q ss..ls7 90
- $500 Z. - -. A3aok
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MAY 18th, 1885.

May Ibt0, 100.
Board met by call of chairman to
appoint q probate judge. John Rior-
dan was sworn In a. county commits.
sioner.
The board appointed Hugh Osborn
probate judge to oil vacancy OCCASION
ed BY the removal Of n. B. Hughes
from the county, and the clerk ordered
to notify the said Osborne Of his ap-
pointment Immediately.
g. Schippel applied for license to
keep . ferry ON the Saline. License
issued.
Adjourned.
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II - vnnt - boesov msoey On
- 0B1n1o g DUut su1sD ~ intsess(
- o1u01u16s0, ell q
Sx s.iisA Kan.
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July Srd, 1885.
Board met on above date. Present,
John Riordan and g. Schippel.
The treasurer presented his report
for the year ending July LIST 1885, -
follows: DIR.
To amount received, Sl,Oi7 %
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The parties were were declared elect
ed accordingly.
The Office Of county surveyor being
vacant, ID. H. Page was appointed to
I'LL said vacancy.
The following bills. for services rs
judges of elections, were allowed:
H II Morrison, 500; A A Morri-
son, 500; WV Morrison T RiOr-
dan, for services As county commiss-
Toner, $500.
John Riordan was appointed COM
missioner to fill vacancy caused by the
death of Timothy Riordan.
The clerk was authorized to procure
blanks for the assessors and draw on
the treasurer for the same. Five hun
dred blanks were procured for SlO5O.
Adjourned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02
Shooting at ss0Lie.

A Bodie dispatch says that about o'clock
yesterday morning a man named Elijah
Ellis was ding with two women of the town
in a bognio. Charles Price, better known
as ''Cockpan Charley entered in par
TALLY intoxicated condition and commenced
a disturbance. Ellis told him TO keep quiet,
to which he replied: 81 believe I'll take a
shot at you for luck Suiting the action
to the words, he drew a revolver and shot
Ellis in the groin. The latter sprang from
the table at which he was seated, snatched
the revolver from Prices hand, and shot
the latter twice, once ia the hand and once
in the left arm. Price has been arrested.
His wounds are not considered dangerous.
Ellis wound is thought to be fatal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02

Mr.. J. f. Bigelow, the Virginia agent of
the Nevada Bank, was in the city yesterday.
r. C. Bell, of the Western Union Tele.
graph office, will leave here tomorrow night
for Tucson, A. T., where he has been ap-
pointed to position in the company's
Office. Mr.. Bell has made many friends in
this city, ali Of whom will be glad to hear
of his prosperity in the country of the
Apache.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02
District C1.lks.

The following cases were disposed of yes
terday:
Nevada Bank VS.. A. D. Tread way; argued
and submitted.
Hi Wah VS.. Duncan McRae eli ais; judg-
ment rendered for 1899.
Huntington, Hopkins & Co. VS.. n. d,
Chamberlain; Judgment rendered for 81 116.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay OF the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is
the mostinexcusibiean and offensive in sociei;
and yet the cause of it may easily be re
moved by cleansing yo.e teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZNn0NT. It purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors of the weed.
ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02
'E2ae School a'.sssasss:ssi 10 a ers.

The Board of School Commissioners met
last night and allowed the following bills:
G. 3, Webb, Clerk, $40; Cagwin and Allen.
supplies, SO %; Frank Craven, labor in
grading lots, $42; IL. A. Bowker, labor
and lumber, 500 %; G. 3. Webb, table for
south ward, 81. Warrants were also drawn
for the teachers salaries.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02
AT Fox's.-Fox is in the field with a new

AT Fox's.-Fox is in the field with new
batch of Spring goods. The croquet sets
are very much improved and the "profes-
sional mallet' is thing long needed. The
head of the mallet is covered with thick
piece of vulcanized rubber and which does
away entirely with "miscues." The lawn
tennis sets are much lighter and cheaper
than last year. Fishing tackle which never
fails to fill the pot, and archery goods of
the best quality. Also an artistic assort-
ment Of Prangs Easter cards, with their
splendid designs in form and color. a1w.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02

EASTER CARDS -Cagwin & Allen have just
received fresh lot OF Easter cards direct
from Prang's, They are decidedly the finest
work that Prang has ever executed, and from
so many designs the most fastdious can easily
chose ape Ivy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02
STOCKS

90 Ophr 81 5 90
so MexicaH-o
$50 Gould and Curry SO
100 Best and Beichcr-85
315 California; 40
450 Savage 90
800 Con. Vireiuia-2 u
$50 Choliar-2
SO Pctosi-2 rs
435 Hale and Norcross-3 90
$50 Crown Point 50
235 Yellow ,Tacket-3 10
400 Belcher-1 So
1000 imperial-i5
so Alpha-2 %
l65 Sierra Nevada e II
0n U,ah-75
l. . Balloon 40
80 Exchequec-' %
1870 Ovesnan-:0c
ITO Union Con. -G5
145 Aita-1 81
go Andes--1 10
125 Justice-45c
90 Contidence-3
$50 Coucordia (Va.)- 80
20 Scorpion--l 10
$50 Bsnton-G0c
EVENING BOARD.
60 Eureka Con-25:
1875 Northern Belle-14
z 1So a &c
100 n n@raJo n. %
40 alb;onW1 70
p ETono-sO
40 East Mount Diablo-1Oe
SO Mount Diablo- s.
900 Mt. Potosi-l5c
$50 Oro-S0c
%. ~ =. MUGS -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02

SALE OF FLowEks.-This afternoon. at 2
o'clock, Mrs Wilson will close out her en-
tire stock of flowers at auction, at her store
in the Adams House block. These plants
and shrubs are all Nevada raised, and EN-
brace some rare varieties.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

BY BODIE STAGE-DEPARTURES.
Chas kaufman r DeCoursey
Fl G Hanson Miss Franks
D L Martin D Formulas
T Pontheast
ARRIVALS
John Pease III G Tobler
Mr. NcGintie bIr. Morgan
Mr. Sancoes o Morena
o FL Brooks
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS -ORMsBY HOUSE

Geo l. Smart, Washoe D W Avery, Tahoe
O III Brooks, Boaie John Pease, Virginia
Thos Buckley, Bodie j S Thomson, New cy
r Stone, San Fran J McDougall, Bodie
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02

OTTO a week $40 day at home easily made. Costly
Maine. iCh21yl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02

MSG week in your town Terms and S. outh
vSV free Address II. Iia9e;t & Co.. Portland, Maine
fat 9ryI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02

Mr. Mills and Miss Harris were then
called in and told what the testimony of
the children had been. Regarding the
whipping of Gray, Miss Harris denied
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-02

An insane man, named Jacob Staal, whose
lunacy was produced by salvation in a
Bodie quartz mill, was taken from here to
Stockton last night His violent conduct
at the depot, while in the custody of his
keepers, attracted large and curious crowd.
The Lingards Will appear at the Opeaa
House on the 18th instant, and the New
Orleans Ministries, composed of 26 first
class artists, on the 18th and 18th instants
Haverly's great European MINISTRIES will
bow to Carson audience some time next
month
The Enterprise says that a Mrs. Witt
comb, who is said to have successfully en-
gineered similar exhibitions in the East, is
at Carson, making arrangements fer q baby
show. AS silver cup is offered as prize
for the darkest brunette, Captain Sam, of
the Piute tribe, will be on hand with his
two year old.
Many Of the APPEAL readers would like
to know what has become of William Cass,
the fellow who maliciously stabbed a waiter
in Kaisers restaurant some months ago,
and why he has not been tried for his Of
Tense. On one or two other occasions he
was guilty of making deadly assaults in
this city, for which he never was punished
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

ton. The hydrant and mains have bssn'
kept In The beat working order.
The streets are al In good repair. and
have been kept % with very little expense
70 the town. The sewers are al In good
order. A the cost Of new sewers and TO
pairs on old ones 10 always very heavy. tho
Board have not done any work upon such
only where there wss extreme necessity.
The officers Of the town have been faith
full and energetic In the discharge OF their
duties. The police force. though small.
has done much In keeping Oh that element
which Il 20 much annoyance 10 every
community. Dangerous and suspicious
characters have bad but little opportunity
10 prowl around In our midst, and our
people have much reason to be thankful
thai their interests are % we'll guarded BY
such an efficient police force.
The Fire Companies. 70 whom 10 In
trusted the safety Of our property from
Are, deserve some notice at this time :
Their activity and efficiency ct all times
whom their services were needed has been
In keeping with their past record. and I
might safely say that no volunteer hre
department on the cost can surpass ours
for promptness and activity.
In conclusion. I will state that ! sin.
| cersly thank the members Of the Board,
one and al. for the very able manner In
which they have a all times assisted me
In the management Of town afairs. That
unity and good will which has existed
among them. together With . strong desire
10 serve the best interests Of the town. has
made my position - President Of the
Board most agreeable. Al . new Board Of
Trustees will % commence their labors.
feel IL my duty 70 call their attention 70
the economy which has been prsctced By
the retiring Board Of Trustees, - the
prospects are that the revenues from tai.-
bio property. owing 70 the extreme dull.
ness VI the times will b much less than
they have bean the last year. Very respect
fully. LII Fol-.
President Of tho Board Of Trustees Of
the Town Of Gold Hill.
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ANNUAL NETTING.

THE ANNUAL NE. TING OF TIE sTocr.
\ hol isrs Of the o nsolidstsd VI q mis- ME-.
ins Company will b. held q the once Of ne
Company. 2eN.ysda Block. 90 Montgomery
DAY. JANUARY III rtsentn ,is.h). 1881. A. ons
o'cieeh , H.. foe the election Of 3 Board Of
Iruseees TO eerve for the snsuitg wear, and for
the tfan 'sctiun Of such other businsss o. may
,fop<riy come before the meeting. Tnnssr
oooks WI eloee January tenth, 1881. . thrss
o'clock ,. -, and remain closed mill after The
dssssd' A. ". H.vEss. Secretary.
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pELISaUIHf sAlIs.
HILL AIMING COnPl

nlLVER HILL AMINO COnrA.
- NJ cation Of principal ptscs Of oost.
uess. Bsn Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Nouos.-rhsrs are ~dslinqusnt upon the fol.
loving-described stuck. on scoount Of a.ssss
msnt mo. l3) levied On The sixisenth ueth,
day Of november, ls6u. the several awvunts 81
srs. - follow.
GAmes. No. Corfu. bns. Amt
Atkinson. Doud 4 %. Trus-
{.
Atkinson. loud 3 90, Trus
Aiiinscc 7 T 1 %. Tfas-
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ANNUAL MEETING.
ovBuLLiON nINrNo d

OYF1oE opBULLfON MINING COMPANY,
" Ban Frsnctsco, Oaliio.n MA, December -,
leso.-rhs ANIMAL Meeting Of The BIO. khUiders
o. the Bullion ~ Ing o mpsu,, for the sIse-
uou q Bossd Of Difset.rr and fos the trars-
action Of such other buansss - may prcprrly
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NorIol Is HEREBY GIVEN TgAr THE
IN Town ordissnos ~ limiting The !unnins
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NToTIot rs GIVEN. That THE DISTRICT
for the county Of Store, having granted TO he
undersig 81 letters tstsmsntsfy n the sststs
Of CONRAD W1k9AND, dscsss, q, an cssd.top
OF ssid eststs will presrnt- the = balls 70 the
updenign'd Of the aseas once II the " 0 COn.
Ed IMtexand. decess d. for the approval.
yO6kPH PEAK N5.
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Executors.