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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
From Tuesday D.ily.I
RAImnEHndi.

Regular meeting Of Elko Lodge. No.
Is, +. & A. NJ, at Masonic Hall to-
night.
A special train Of twenty-five cars
passed East las, evening, nineteen load
ed with ten aud three with lumber.
superintendent L. NJ. Chopin, who
arrived here by stage from Tuscarora
last evening, returned by stage this
morning.
The passengers who left on the stage
this morning fer Tuscnrora were John
Kane. John Gibbons. L. n. Chaplin,
Mrs. G. McNasters.
Miss Ida Pullman. who has been
passing the vacation at home here, re-.
turned to Ogden by the train last even
ing to r'sume her studies ut st. Mary's
Academy.
Mr.. l.. A. willard. Of Co~rnucopia.
has rented q dwelling in town for tho
accommodation Of his family, which he
is about to bring here for the
Of schooling his children.
Sir. j. c. Crombis and family ar
rived here from Mineral Hill Sunday
evening. Mr.. Crombie will return to
th- Hill in he couise Of n few DAYS.
but tho family will remain in order
that Hiss Dscca. the daughter, NAV
continue TO attend the school here.
Charley Davis, the well known com
Eerciul traveller, who after n long al
segce has been r,v.s:ting the familiar
scenes of this s ction, returned from n
trip moth. aud started ON his westward
way by tie train this morning. A. r.,
another favoraG!y Known travelling rep
r'srninttVe Of the Davis family. who
stopped over here Monday, pu he'd on
for Ogden by tue train last evening.
We heard n yorn. blood rsmnrk on
Monday evening. that it was n damn
mean trick for IL fellow to sgt !c!t" on
mn engagement with his best girl TO
take n ride TO the Sulphur Springs aud
on going TO the Springs alone, to meet
his ''brst girl" and another fellow re-
turning. This is not the first time he
has got lCft,' We hOna
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From wednessay.s Daily
saImAsundL


The family Of the late Judge Hillyel
get $4,000 insurance on his life.
The only arrival by stage this evening
was Mrs Seymour.
Elko Encampment. No. 0. I. o. o.
F., meet at their hall this evening.
Governor Kiukead. on Tuesday.
withdrew his name rs a candidate be-
fors the Republican Convention ut
Reno.
The dance advertised 10 take place
at Freeman Hall on tomorrow evening
has been postponed until the following
(Fiiday) evening.
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S office at Tuscn-
rora shipped from taat place during
the month of August. bullion to the
value Of $50. el6.i2.
The Democratic State Convention ia
in session at Eureka, to-day, but az We
have heard nothing of the proceedings.
presume nothing beyond the orIauiza.
ton has yet been Effected.
By the late destructive FIRE at Chico,
California, Counsellor j. II. Rand, Of
this place is n loser to the extent Of six
or seven Hundred dollars. Mr. anG
Mrs. RAM had been stopping at the
Chico Hotel. and had for the time be-
inI left u piano and other f%urnrturs,
together with considerable clothing. IN
the building, which Was totally de-
Ntroy,d. Mr.. Rand is decidedly Out Of
luck.
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HuIIIou Received.

Tho stag" from Tuscarort this even.
ing brought down eight bars Of Navnjo
builion; weight s2l pounds; value,
Sl6.30e.lT, Tor the Bank OF California.
Oun readers nro expected 10 accept
tho following without n murmur aud
swallow It without n mimncs: Miss
PhillPona Frengsl. Of North st. Louis,
for the last three months has not taken
q bit Of food or been able TO retain any
liquids. Sbc has been treated by sew.
erSl physicians, who introduced food
into the stomach with n tube. but IL wa,
Immediately elected. She il not con,
dnsd to her bed. but helps the r~eisiiv,
with whom sho lives in the light house.
hold duties.
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Freisht Forwarded.

The ircights forwarded north by War
ner & Co. during tho past hyn days are
rs follows: by j. Parks team, 3.IC2
pounds OF general merchandise; J.. Do
war, i,2IS pouuds. w. II. Barton. g..
$50 pounds; ruokss Bros, 1897; Zen
Ia,cs. 1851; j. Spence, ii.i7O: T. AZ
well. 1909; john Howell. 400 feet OF
lumber; II. G. wadItigb, 400 pounds
Of merchandise; Il. Muusop. 2.s00.
Dy fast freight, $4,000 pounds OIL
merchandise aud twelve passengers.
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Public Recertinn,

Our esteemed young townsman. Mr..
Joseph Cox, authorizes us TO announce
that Mt S'"elocE Tomorrow evening. Al
has residence Il door east of Granger
Hall. = public reception will +, given
to wbi h all his friends are specially
invited. The occasion is to be n Joy
Gus one and Joe generously desires
That his old timo friends md ncquniu-
t'nc's should heartily participate in
the festivities.
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Fine stock.

Messfs. Russell & Bradley recently
visited the ranch OF Msssrs. Scott &
Hank. with tho view Of examining their
stock OF huo imported cattle aud horses,
md were 80 we'll pleased with what
they saw that before leaving. they pur.
chased five head Of English Her for1s,
for which they paid tho snug sum Of
$4,000. They also purchssed tho Guo
BlAcIhawk stallion, Dexter. ut the
same time. Mr.. Bradley informs us
that they will move these animals
down TO the ranch three miles above
town. which they recently bought OF
Mr.. Henderson Green and which will
be devoted chiefly TO the scoommoda-
tion OF thoIt thoroughbred aud i'm.
proved stock.
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Friday. D.ily.I


John w. Ramay. formerly Of this
place. was lately married TO Miss Annie
L. Barry. Of Ogden, whose parents re-
side in that city. Since leaving here.
yonng liamey has bssn employed on
the Ogden Pilot. He IL a very worthy
young mau. aud the congratulations Of
his Elko friends are freely extended
to him.
Warner & Co. loaded Charley Nil.
irf's team with 2.CU) pounds Of general
MERCHANDISE for Flax Sheen mt Noun
tain CITY Also l.. Buffers team Nth
S,oOO pounds Of merch iLd,se for Tus.
ehiora. and J PnIks' team with $500
pounds OF mixed freight for L. Epel,r
OF that place. ]. Han aiso loaded his
team far Schosn at Mountain City.
hr. L. Psnrod started by private
eonvsyancs on his return to Islaud
Mountain, accompanied by Mr. j. w.
Mcdonald, Who had arrived by train
'rain his home ia Sac Francisco. Mr..
hepona!d was one of the old residents
oil City. aud from his ininss
IN That district. by persovsriug indus
Try. secured a competency. He 10 now
GU his way out to the old camp where
he proposes to pass two or thrso
months.
There must he something in the air
That IL causing couples to mata liz.
birds in the Spring. There are weddings
ana runners Of weddings. while every
eligible young man is going about with
a Sslf-satisfed smile and a new suit Of
clothes that give him dead away. All.
well We are old and gray. but the re-
joicing Of young hearts strikes q 70.
sponsi"s chord where all has long been
silent.
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a man atthe depot This morning said
TO u friend Cf his bat he could get n
pass on the Central Pacific at any time.
Bet YOU i've dollars you can't. I've
tiled it on, and am better acquainted
than You are" The moucy was put
up, wh'n tbs frs; speaker stepped mp
to the Office end bought n ticket for
Car!lp, cininel the com mil got 4.
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Station Agent Mcbride wns Informed
this morning ~ the General Pass niger
nrd Ticket Agent ~ the Genital Pacific
Railway. says the Silver State. that Re.
publican delegates paying fu,l fare to
Reno will be returned free within the
limited time agreed to. mud Democratic
delegates paying full FIRE to Pnl,sndc
will DO returned FREQ fIom rulisadc.
Eteh delegate will be expected TO pro
scnt ~ certificate from tho Secretary OF
tho Convention Witch hc attended in
that cnpncilY.
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DrHtb Of rim Orndorn.

News vns received hero last night Of
ihs death Of Tip Orndorn. Dccc, aed
was we'll known IN Eastern No.ndn, md
the ncw' Of lis death will be sorrow.
fully received by hib many friends in
this vicinity. lie POSSESSED many noble
ttntis Of chnrnetet, which so far over
shhdowed his fow weaknesses that tho
latter will not be remembered TO his
d'scrodit. lilo died In San Ffaucisco If
consumption. the seeds OF which lin.
geriug disease manifested themselves
in his system n number Of years sgo.
Psacs 70 biz sshes.
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H.
By reference to another column it
will be seen that

By reference to another column II
will be seen that
1--WE souls with but . single thought,
Two hearts that beat 4. ohr,"
we're united in the Holy Bonds at the
residence of the brides father last
evening. Mr.. and MIRA. Arthur Bi1el
have formed q life partnership. and
propose to make the Pilgrimage OF Life
together. and all the people say amen.
After the interesting ceremony the
happy couple were escorted to
the handsome residence prepared
by the groom on tho corner
Of Fifth and COur. streets. where quite
a number OF friends OF the young cou-
pie, snl rs Usual on s1ch occasions,
presented the newly welded par With
TauY presents both useful and orua-
mental. The compliments of the IS-
DEPENDENT are extended TO Mr.. and
Mis-. BiIel with tie hops that their
journey through life may ever be pros
porous and happy.
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rho CIrsnt s,atue Tor ~ -,

"
Tho GrsHt Statue for New York,
On the 2nih of last month [July1
there was n breakfast given in a rsry
original dining saloon. TEis saloon
was neither more nor less than the In
t.ricr OF a s%.aiuei AMI not its torso or
middle, but simply the knee pan of ono
o! Its legs. II was not a breakfast Of
Two or three niound n little table, but
a Ii'lo banquet Of twenty persons, and
thsy ha" plenty Of room. The statue
IN question is that Of Liberty Light.
ing the World" destined for New
York Bay. The artist, NJ. Bartholdi.
wished to show q few Of Lis friend.
who are Journalists, the advanced stat.
of the wCrk. They assembled q ladder
until they reached the scsffOlding upon
which the statue is placed. The dishes
reached them by means Of n pulley.
Overhead was the blue sky quserly
crossed by the iron braces. The portion
OF The statue already finished reaches
beyond the knee, and is about Is metre.
high 1t will be the largest statue that
the world has ever seen. The Colos,u.
OF Rhodes was only 80 metres high.
The st. Charles Bairomeo of Lake
MHSRiore is 80 metres; but BArtholdi's
statue measuring from the foot to the
extremity OF the torch that il raises with
the right arm. will be AZ metres. It In
considered a great thing in the st.
CHARLES Barromeo that one can sit com.
ior'an'y on its nose; but IL is quito
anothsr matter in the case OF the
Liberty. Twenty people can stand
upon The Zig toe, which extends beyond
her robe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
FIcIGht AhJuztInsnt.

An adjustment Of the differences be.
,w"en the Central AMI Union Pacific
RAILROAD Companies with rsgar.I TO
h,itbt rates over the Utah and North.
cru rod, has just been effected. by
the = eseni arrangement frciybis from
the ives, pny 40 higher rates over the
Utah aud Northcrp than those from III.
east, which viii have thu N. ct OF rnis-
ing the blockade instituted brtwron the
California seller and the Idaho and
Montana buyer,
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Township Nominations.

Tho EIko delegation to tho Demo
cratic Convection held a meeting last
night and the following township ofi.
c'rs were nominated: John N. Lane
Tor Justice of the Peace; u. T. Thur
man for Constable; John Miller for
Road Supervisor; Joseph Eosen>tock
for School Trgst,o Hong tcrml; WIN
But!sr for School Trustee [snoit term /.
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Local EElcIs.

The arrivals By stage from the north
tins afternoon were L. N. Chaplin and
two children, md Mrs. McNasters.
People needn't wonder at The scarce
" or servant girls. II n pirl is COED
for anything. some fellow Is sure TO
hnl it out and marry her.
There nre I've tickets in tho field in
PennSyivaui,: Democratic. Regular Re
publican luiepcpd mt Republican,
GrsepbIek and Prohibition.
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IIoIcl ArrINnia.


ChnS Z Davis. Oakland.
W 81 Griffith, Arizona.
Vim Mitchell. huntington.
Goo whan, Cable. Ills.
Jos Rich rls. Eureka.
JB Gibbons. Tuscarora.
Fl Honeymrn. Glover.
S l. Blakely. San Francisco.
Fred stughor, Montana.
Frank Smith. New Jersey.
Mrs. l.. @. Hart. Sacramento.
j. f. Girnoux, Virginia City.
l. NJ. Bell, New York City.
HedrIck, Marshfeld. Ind.
Il Chaplin, . children, Tuscarora
Mrs McMSstsrs,
q Diunker.
John w Finger. Reno.
Chns Fox,
W + Thomas. San Francisco.
Geo Bennett. Cheyenne.
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For CuunIy Trcasurrr,

James Clark, OF thu, place. has de-
tormiUel Oh entering the race for tho
Republican nomination for tie County
T'rusurcrshir, and deliberately says so
81 the public III another Column Of this
paper. Mr. Clark il an old-tire mud
prominent citiS of tho county. mud
w"ul', bcyunl all prrndrcnIurr. take
~ good caro- al her coin rs any ono
nbio. bodied married man within the
commas ol tho NLlrhorn Sintn.
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TnE demand for American cotton
will be betlered by reason Of the ,hor.
crop In Egypt and the difficulty In
marketing what has been prnduced. 1t
has become q very serious matter for
those who have contracts TO deliver
Egyptian cotton in September.
Ma. EcETELDr, Of the United States
Nit Buroau. has gene to Carson City
to investigate tho charges nsds against
Superintendent, Crawford. Of Carson
City Mint. by q discharged ,mrloyo.
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Democratic Committee Meeting.

The members OF the ncwIy-rl.c,cG
Democratic County Central ComInitter
met Thursday evening, aud organized
10y electiug 5. 5. Sears Chairman; Jos.
Eosenstock, Secretary, nnI Walter
Chasr, Ireasur'r. After disposing Of
the regular Commit e business. they
adjourned, subject to tho call Of the
Chairman.
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For County comm,s,,ou.r,

III another column Of this paper.
Frrncis Honeymnn, II Glover Valley.
himself n candid ito before
tho County Republican Convention for
nomination for the Office of Long Term
Commissioners. For nearly two years
Nj. Houeymnn has faithfully and hon
estiy served MS n member Of the Board.
and during that limo has taken paius
TO so iuniliatizS hims elf with tho in-
tricate duties OF the position ms TO more
thoroughly qualify himself for their in-
telligent discharge. Mr. lFoneyman is
nlso II Of The heavy taxpayers OF the
County, aud is therefore directly inter-
tsted in n just and proper ndmiuistra-
ton Of its sffLirs. In his past official
capacity h9 has boen scrupulously con.
]sciencious and is fairly aud justly en-.
titled TO tho confidence aud considera.
ton Of his pnrty.
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stosLne::rr.. =.o,,.~

Tho annual meeting OF tho SHARE
holders II the Eureka FIGURING Mills
Company will DO held at tho office OF
the Secretary, on Thursday, November
., 1882, at 9 o'clock p. A., in EIko, for
The election OF officers and any other
business that may come before it.
I'd j. L. EDoFT, Ssc'y.
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MILE. BEETas NRAR1E DE Ro1Hz-
Guild, daughter Of tho head OF the
Frankfort cranch of the family, will be
married to-day TO Prin, 10 Alexandra De
W"er"m' As a necessary preliminary
to The cer'moncy. Nile Ber.ho yesisr-
day received Christian baptism. Prior
TO the ceremon-y, she will formally
sign an nLjuratiou CT the Jewish faith,
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IEUtei Arrivals.

J s Wood, Belmont.
Mrs McCOrtuivk aud child, Tusca
TOra.
W Mcdonald. San Francisco,
Frank Nay, Ch.Iry Creek.
Charles Suidgr, South Fork.
@ " Duncan,
Frank Huvillc, Elko.
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Ahrcruscn I.ctt,r List.

Tho following IA n liat OF letters re.
manning In tho Elko Office. unclaimed,
for the wcol ending Saturday, Gcptsm.
Der 2. 1882!
Barnes A Campbell & Co n
cutting MnfJ Ann NcMnughl"n ID
COluell ii Il Wnthrid Seth
.. W. UUfi, L. NJ,
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EdIson's Electric Light.

Edison's electric light is now being
introduced throughout on entire dis
tiict l u New York City. Tue lights ere
rather more brilliant than gas, nm nro
40 arranged that light can be turned on
or of at will, as in ordinary Argand gus
burners. The cost, tho agent sid.
would be n tribe less than tho same
amount of gas light.
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Hotel Arrivals.

John Keenan,. Virginia City.
A F Williams, Tuscarora.
John C"lihnn. do
A Rsboule, Lamoille Valley,
FA French. New York.
L Cowing, Elko.
+ NJ Baum. PHlisade.
ID Hnni, Mountain City.
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AnN IEn.-

1t Is stated on iudnbitable authority
that tbs delegation from Elko County
To th" Democratic State Convention is
solid for Matt. Caravan for Governor.
- Enterprise.
Such statement is totally unwar-
rnn,'d Tho delegation stands six for
Adams to four for C,n,yan.
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Good democratic Ground.

The Democratic County Convention
ut Chicago selected delegates to tho
Sia'o Convention and unanimously ad.
opted n rsaolutiou opposing surnptuary
aud prohibitory legislation. aud in.
%structing their delegates 10 abide by
this resolution.
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Not WiscIy, but Too Wen,

Chris. Hansen wont out trom his
home III Eureka last month t. work in
Ruby Vail y. leaving his wife exposed
to the Vaccinations Of thu Base Range
mhshers. On returning. Hansen found
that bis wife hal ~succumbed to ire
s's,ab'e facinntions in tho person Of
one Mr. Schorr. nu old friend Of the
family, md had ait out" with him TO
Secret Canyon. Chris. took tho matter
to heart. and filling his s&iu with
tir"ntnla,juice. skipped over to Secret:
got licked by Schcrr; took II shot Mt
The destroyer Of his happiness nnl
hnally got himself put IN tho cooler.
where, according to the S n%tinel, he
Q dw'lls nfrectionnt'ly upon The per.
sonnl charms Of his faithltss spouse,
regarding her ia tho light OF n ''hnc
WOMAN II Hansen II eyer suffered 10
escape from his present quarters. the
R'no Cfank,ry should ut once be
throw open for his reception.
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Tho Reception Inst Evening.

Directly after the close OF the solemn
ceremoney last evening which united
IN the hUly bonds OF wedlock Joseph /.
Cox IL Fannie A. Leonard, the hosts
OF friends Of the worthy young couple
poured into their handsomely furnished
dwelling, all joining in warmly con.
graduating tho newly married pair up.
on the happy contamination OF their
CHERISHED desires. The aides ver,
brilliant and animated and the order
OF the evening was joyous good fellow
ship throughout. The health. happi.
ness md prosperity OF both btiJo aud
gloom werc drank in nowlag Jumpers
OF generous wine by the steruer S Z
while the attention OF tie fair ones was
absorbed III the contemplation Of the
numerous handsome presents-tLe
EiiIS oi friends. displayed to advantage.
Altogether. the gathering was one Of
the pleas attest ia, At has assembled on
n similar occasion in tn place for
years, aud will be held in agreeable re-
membrance by oil Who took pnrt n,
Joe's reception. That tho lives Of the
young couple thus ausPiciously begun
may DC ms free from sorrows as can be
hoped for by mortals OF this sublunar
sphere, is the sincere wish Of all,
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Hotel

wv Rallies. Eiko.
Mrs. Senmour. Tuscarora.
Wm Richards. Jr., Austin.
VIM Richards.
W Wildly Carliu.
Payne. Elko.
Il Ii Barclay. Tuscnrora.
Charles Snyder. Elko.
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A Warming.

/ hereby give public noiics that GER.
tifioate No. ga. County: scrip;1 for
the amount Of $3.50 now ia possession
Of another. belongs to me, and all per-
sons nrs warned against purchasing the
same. PsrER MUssoS.
Elso, September /. 1892.
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Ths bill Of Hubs and Philips was
laid over until tho next meeting Of the
Board.
Tho bill OF Rank Chase was rejected.
No further business appearing, tho
Board adjourned until September 10Th,
10 A. M.
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uutIton Received.

The stage from tho NJ n last oven.
ing brought down two bars Of builiun
from ~Cufnuooria for the Carson Mint,
weight 81 pounds. value a., 400.
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TnE town OF Stockton, ono Of the
first mining camps established in Utah
by General Connor. vas destroyed ~
fro on Sunday night. Tho building.
burned embraced the postofice. hotel,
drugstore, dry goods store aud Iiysry
stable. James Brown. merchant, wa.
insured for $1,000. The res. is n totaI
loss, amounting to $780, 900.
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TnI best qualify Uf Bhino Wines at
the Eiko Bakery aud saIoop, Rsokhart
4 Co., Propd7tors.
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Tus 6vo delegates to the Democratic
Convention at Eureka from Lincoln
County we're ins,ruclej to vote for
Adams for Governor and for Biyes Tor
Judge OF the sixth District.
, 1882-02-17
Custom House Sale
CUSTOM House, PoRr TOWNSEND. W. Il.

CUSTOM House, PoRT TOWNSEND. W. L.
Feb'y o.. 1882.
Notice is hereby given. that the follow.
ing d,'scrbed articles seizetl for violation
ot the United state, Revenue Lows win
be sod at Public Auction. 70 the highrst
hi,ltler, tor cash. m the Custom House In
Port Townsend. Washington Territory.
March s. 1882, at 2 o'clock P. VI.
No. ia. 40 Cigars. seized at Port Town
send. March IL. 1881.
No. ll6 2 tins Opium, lib, seized at Sc
attle. Nav %. 1881,
No. III. go tins Opium. Bob. seized at
Port Townsend. Der. 26. 1881.
No llS. 60 tins opium. 30lb' seized at Port
Townsend Oct 26 1881.
No ll9. 10 Chinese sasles. | box Cigars.
hoX Toys. yds. Flannel. Chld's
Dress. 3 prs Clildren's Hose. I Silk
Umbrella. seized at townsend. Nov. / |.
1881.
No. 100 2 yds Damask. | silk Hand
krrhief. tin &2 broken tins Opium.
5ibs. Chinese Tobacco. seized at Port
Townsend. Nov II. 1881.
No l2l. 2 rims Opium, lib seized at Port
Townsend. Nov. 2i,,lSSl.
No l22. $50 Cigars, seized at Port Town
seni. Feb. 8. 1882.
Parties claiming any Of the above men
toned articles, are required to file their
claims therefor. with the Collector of
Customs Of rh,s District within twenty
days from the first publication of this no.
tice.
A. W. BASH.
52-3t. Collector OF Customs.