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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
CROP REPORTS.

Fine Condition Of Wheat All Along the
Line-Corn Backward, but Good Yield
Anticipated Barley and Other Grain
DoirS Well.
The following reports were sent into
the general Office of the st. Paul 6 Sioux
City road, from the various points in it's
lines.
St. Paul Division
st. James. Crops arc growing nicely,
and the prospects are good.
LIE Sueur-- Crop prospects are good,
the weather warm, aHd cereals are doing
we'll. Corn planting is about completed.
Henderson---Th weather being little
cool crops are not growing very fast, but
all grains are looking well, and the pros
poets are that of good crop.
St. Peter, June 2.-Crops growing
nicely; weather cloudy and mild.
Mankato, June 2.-Crops doing nicely;
good weather for wheat; corn q little
backward on account of cool weather
Hamilton, June 1.-THE last few days
we have had fine weather and all kinds
of grain are looking splendid, with o
good show for good crops Corn is all in
and doing fine.
Belle PLANE, June 2.-Small grain
never looked better. Farmers are
pleased with present prospects. Corn is
backward on account of cold rains.
Black Hills Branch
very favorable for small grain, wheat,
Of hor
ley, but it is doing well. A large pro-
portion of flax is now in. Corn is almost
in but backward. Continued cold
weather with light rains alter the ad-
vance of corn. First planting before
late frosts is rotting some.
Hadley-All kinds of grain looking
splendid. Grain that was barely up a
week ago is two and three inches high.
Corn all planted and coming up. Most
of the flax sown and great portion of it
up. Weather cold.
Avoca-Wheat is looking fine. Oats
and corn growing slow. Weather cloudy
and cool.
Blue Earth Branch
Lake Crystal-Crops are looking very
well. Corn nearly all planted.
Amboy--Wheat and oats not looking
very we'll Corn all planted.
Blue Earth City--Wheat and oats look
ing fair. Corn nearly all planted. Wealth
er cold.
Elmore--Weather cold and wheat and
oats not looking very good.
Sioux Falls Branch
Luverne-Crops in this vicinity look
ing splendid. The pleasant weather of
the past week has helped out the corn
and the prospects are that we will have
full crop.
Valley Springs-Crops of all kinds do
ing finely.
Beaver Creek--Seeding for the most
part is finished. Crops doing well. Rye
is heading out. Weather still cool and
wet.
Adrian--Crops doing well.
Sioux City Division
Brewster--Crops have taken q good
start Corn is nearly all up and looking
well. Flax is about all in now.
Sheldon-The crops are looking pretty
well. Think we will have pretty good
crop if the weather continues on the same
as 1t has lately.
Lemars--Corn is all in. Some rain fell
last night. Crops doing finely.
Sioux City-Wheat is doing nicely.
Corn is backward on account of cool, wet
weather. Those that have delayed plant
ing corn arc now sowing in small grain,
fay ptc
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Disarming the Indians.

FoRT THOMAS, Ariz, June 2.-Orders
have been dispatched to all detachments
of troops in the field to concentrate at
once at San Carlos, as trouble is antici-
pated. 1t is stated on good authority
that an order for disarming the Indians
has been received at the agency, which
causes the anticipated trouble. The
forces on Ash creek have been increased
by four companies. This is the pass the
Indians generally go through when leav-
ing the reservation
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Eerians Accident.

A serious accident was caused last
evening by noisy dog. William Doyle
was driving down Third street at the
time referred to, when one of those dogs
that have the bad habit of running out
and barking at passing teams ran out and
made his customary bark. The conse-
quence was that the horse was frightened
and started to move at a brisker pace and
in some way Mr.. Doyle was thrown out
and had his collar bone broken.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Fined for Contempt.

Prof. Leib, who was fined $50 Thurs
day, for failing to appear as juror, ap-
peared with counsel for a modification Of
the sentence. He plead ill health and
inexperience as an excuse. The judge
stated that Prof. Leib had appealed to
him in his Office and he 1.-THE judge) had
told him he must appear in open court
and make his excuse or take the conse-
quences. He had failed to appear after
the warning. and hence the fine. The
court did not think there was sufficient
ground to warrant change in the de-
cision. Prof. Leib paid the $50 and the
matter ends.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
EIea RELIGION.

BosroN, June AT to-day's session
of the Free Religion association an essay
was read by the president, VIM. j. Pot
ter, on Glib erty, but Religion, also.'
Ex-president Felix Adler delivered an
address in the nature of criticism on
Practical Religion" saying he used the
word religion as the "higher life," ad-
visedly, as he wished to be considered as
still within the pale of religion.
He said the society is not ready to
propagate its ideas. Its supporters
should endow colleges where young men
can be trained for that purpose. No or
ganization is needed to get men to hear
a living speaker, and they should utilize
their efforts to get such men.
The annual festival in the evening was
largely attended.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Trunk Line Arrangements.

New YORK, June AT the Office of
Commissioner Fink, it is said, commit
tee of the presidents of the trunk line
roads had made some important changes
in the methods of arbitration adopted at
the peace conference held last January.
1t was decided then to submit all ques-
tions, on which the managers of the roads
could not agree, to the decision of a per-
manent board of three arbitrator. The
presidents now determined to appoint q
single permanent arbitrator, and
selected Charles Francis Adams.
Jr Adams was notified of
his appointment, but Commissioner
Fink has as yet received no reply from
him. 1t was also provided that when de-
manded two additional arbitrator may
be chosen by the trunk lines when the
questions to be arbitrated upon affect
their interests, and by the executive COM
mittee of the Western roads when ques-
tions concern the connection of trunk
lines.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Was It Suicide ?

CINCINNATI, June 2.-J. g. Cant, of
Hopkinsville, KY, registered Wednesday
at the Hotel Emery and went to his
room, since which time he had not been
SEEN This morning the door was broken
open and he was found dead. 1t has not
been asccrtained what was the cause of
his death.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
UnitarlanS.

BosToN, June mime hundred guests
were at the tables and the galleries filed
with spectators at the annual festival of
the American Unitarian association.
Judge Lowell presided and Oliver Wen
dell Holmes read poem. Many men
distinguished in public life were present,
and many more sent letters regretting
their absence.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Dissatisfied Labor Party.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, June 1.-The
Knights of Labor are dissatisfied with the
Greenback state ticket aud have sent
printed blanks to every labor organiza.
ton in the state asking the officers to re-
port whether they favor holding labor
convention In July.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
labor VERSUS CAPITAL
TIE STRIKES AMONG THE IRON MEN
EXTENDING.

A Larger Number OF Mills Shut Down
Than Thursday-Thcusands of Men lido
inal Strikers-BOth Sides Confident Of
the Short Duration of the Strike-Police
Hunting for the Chicago Miscreants
Who Maltreated their supp,snte,s-Coa1
and Coke Interests Affected - Other
StrlkAH.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-1:30 a. m.-Indica-
ions: For upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys light rain, followed by clearing
weather, northeast to northwest winds, higher
barometer, and stationary or slight fail In
temperature.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Y. M. G. A..

500 Wabashaw street. Young Mems meeting
this evening at o'clock. Services tomorrow
as follows Devotional meeting at $50 a. m
Young Mems Bible Study at 2:30 D. m, led by
Mr.. A. Nash; Gospel Meeting and Song Ser.
vice at 4 p. M, conducted by Mr.. j. Spetch
Singing by the choir. All are welcome
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
General Capital Ne,cs.

LABORERS' HIRE.
WASHINGTON, June Am investigation of
the rate Of wages of farm labors, made by the
statlstician of the department of agriculture,
shows an increase of "a per cent. since 1879
in the Eastern states. From 1876 to 1879 the
decline was the heaviest in the manufactur-
ing sections, where artisans wee thrown out
of employment, and who competed to depress
The rate of farm wages. The advance since
1879 has been 16 per cent IN the Western
states and Is per cent. in the Southern.
BREvITIEs.
Prescott and Blaine, special ENJOYS to Chilli
aud Peru, visited the state department this
morning.
Ex.Secretary Blaine next week will testify in
regard to certain matters brought out by the
examination of Randall of the Credit Industrial
company.
SUNDAY LETTER DELIVERY.
Sunday delivery in letter carrier cities, and
the reduction of letter postage to one cent,
was advocated to-day before Postmaster Gen.
eral Howe, by Representative Robinson of New
York. The postmaster general promised to
give both matters his immediate attention.
STAR ROUTE SPEECHES STARTED.
Col. Bliss began his opening address, to the
jury in the star routes, this morning
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
The Dunkards.

WABASH, Ind, June 1.-The National
conference of the Dunkard church is now
being held at Arnold's, near here, and is
one of the grandest ever held in Indiana,
20, 900 people being at the grounds.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Couldn't Get in ON consecrated Ground.

DENVER, June Father Reverdy
vicar general to the bishop Of this Sec
ton, to- day, refused to allow the rites of
the Catholic church to be administered
over the remains of the late Don Miguel
Otereo, a millionaire, and one of the
foremost men of New Mexico. The rea-
son alleged is that Otereo died Mason.
Members of the Masonic order, assisted
by an Episcopal clergyman, conducted
the burial services.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03

At Columbus, O., Thursday evening, Mr.. F.
D. Mussey, private secretary to Gov. Foster,
and Miss Annie, second daughter of the gov-
ernor, were married. The bride was the re-
cipient of a handsome present from Mrs. Gar
field, wife Of the late president.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03

Don't forget the great auction sale this at !.
ternoon at o'clock of 225 lots near Manitoba
shops. Free omnibus. Nicolay, auctioneer.
See advertisement.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Hide and Seek with Onics Seekers.

NEW YORK, June 2.--President Ar
thur attended Wallack's theater to-
night. Many politicians, ignorant of his
whereabouts, sought for HIM in vain at
the hotel.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03

The annual Methodist camp meeting at
Otsego, Wright county, will commence
June IA. Otsego is three miles from Elk
river, Sherburne county.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03

Al mineral ores critically examined and
carefully assayed. Leave orders at d.
Smiths, manufacturer OF jewelry, 317 Waba-
shaw street. T. NJ. NEwsoN.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Pcstponement.

NEW HAVEN, June 1.-THE Malley
trial is postponed until June 10, owing
10 the illness of juror.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
Why He MOurned.

The late George Borrow, of England,
was man of powerful frame and was
six feet two in height without his shoes.
Having been born at period when pu-
gilism was in vogue-it was one of his
fathers accomplishments-he was not
slow to exercise his physical capacities
if the occasion required it. Lamenting,
when he was verging toward go, that he
was childless, he said very mournfully,
"I shall soon not be able to knock O
man down, and I shall have no son to
do it for me-"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03

An idle reason lessons the weight OF
the good ones you gave before. -,SwJ1.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The general def
cheney bill appropriates nearly s9,00o,c00.
Following are the principal items:
To defray the expenses OF the cen
tennial anniversary of the snrren-
der of Lord CORVALLIS at York
town. $50, 600
To pay judgments of the United
States court of claims. ........... 10000
To pay salaries of internal revenue
officers. ............ ......... 27S,OOO
For army transportation. 100000
For payment of army transportation
lawfully due such land grant rail-
roads as have not received aid in
government bonds. ........... 125,OOO
For railroad mail transportation. 100000
For compensation of postmasters. 100000
For interest due the Usage Indians. 10000
For arrears OF pay to two and three
year volunteers ............. $1,000
For the navy department. cocoon. 5000
To pay the Creek Indians for land
now occupied by the Seminole IN
dians.. Observation-Disclosures. 175,OCO
To pay Indebtedness incurred for
Indian service during 1881 and
prior years. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
10 complete the work of the tenth
census $4,000
For foreign mail transportation. 1880
For fees of officers of United States
courts Observation-Disclosures. 417,OOO
Among the claims allowed by the account
ing officers of the treasury department are the
following:
For collecting revenue from customs
prior to June, 1879. ................S 94 900
For pay of the navy prior to July, 1879 10000
The bill authorizes the secretary of the
treasury to credit ex-United States Treasurer
Spinner with S47,097, the amount of the de-
fciency of June 2, 1879, carried to his debit
on the books of the register Of the treasury.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03

All can have homes and pay $40 monthly
payments, without interest, by attending the
great auction sale this Saturday. afternoon at
3 O'Clock See advertisement
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It Norragansett Park.
00 VNE1NJW5sOceO 4 W55t'
PROVIDENCE, 4. l., June 2.-Narragans
~ ' - ' = ' '
Time-S.27. 2.26L.
Ia English Race

LONDON, June 2.-Sandown Derby resulted
in dead heat between Leonora, Gerald and
Marden. On second trial Marden won.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03

Only little money required to buy fire resi-.
dence lots at the auction sale this afternoon.
Be on hand.
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WINDOWS MARES NEST.
TIE WHISKY INVESTIGATION FiILS
TO FIND FRAUDS.

The Business of the Dis.iiiers Conducted
on Purely Business Principles -The Gen
eral Deficiency Bill and its Appropria-
tions - Danenhowsr General Capital
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03

TaE Albany LasO Journal has dis
covered the misadventure which was
the main cause of the late William Gull
len Bryant leaving the bar. In an ac-
ton for SANDER, for saying that one had
"burned his own store" he had neg
lected to insert the proper innuendo
that it was done to defrard the insurers.
He naturally lost the case, and, as
amendments were not then in vogue, it
was lost irreyocably.
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The Defciencn RiIL.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The general def
cheney bill appropriates nearly $4,000, GOO.
Following are the principal items
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mNr1SNi
SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Il Seventh Judicial District. OF the State OF
Nevada, in and for the county OF EIkp.
Sarah Ho3iuson, Plaintiff. against Mathew
Robinson, defendant.
Action brought In the District Court Of the
Seventh Judicial District. Of the State of Ne.
Nada, in and for the county of Elko. ard the
COMPLAINT hiied In the once Of the Clur~ OF said
The State Of Nevada SENDS greeting TO Mathew
RObiuEnn. defendant.
You are heT.oy required to appear in an
named piaintin Ia the District Cuurt Of thu
Seventh Judicial District of the State Of Ne
Nada, In and for the county vi Elko. and To
answer the complaint hlrd therein, within ten
DAYS exclusive Ofthe day Of ~scTyirrl after the
service uppn you 0f III -~Ummou--if served
upon you IN ihis county. or II served out Of
this county, hut In thiS District. within twenty
days; otherwise, within forty dlys-og judg.
mcut by default will be taken ~g-llrst YOU.
according To the prayer Of Sail complaint.
The -ald action - brought 10 ob,ain "a judge
m'nt anu decree of this Cont dis-UlNiug the
bonC- OF matrimOny existing between plaiuiinr
aud DEF udhut, on the ground that defendant
on az Alolt tue year lS.s. wlifully. and VIA
out provocltioU, deserted the plaintiff. ami
has continued ruch dc-cTiiun up t. the pres
ent time: and that the defendant mas failed To
ptONid" the common uVCCSslTirs Of life for
plaintiff: and that II hc dccrgrl that plaintiff
be awarded the custody aud care UfthDir said
minor child, Harry Robinson: and Tor surn
other and further Triiri A. To- the Court may
seem u { and proper; and Tor costs Of suit a.
will more fully appear 10y reference othC com
Plaint NV on Tile 10 my Ode, a certified COPY
OF which accompanies this writ. And YOU are
hereby notified that II YOU fail to answer laid
cnn plant AS above T,GUir =. the slid plllItil
Wi! appeal TO the COur, for the relief ,maud
ID therein.
Given under my hard and the seal o.
tn" DirtriCI Court %! the seventh
judicial District Of the Sttle OF
lsEALl Nevada. IN and for the county Of
Elku, this 18th day 81 November.
Ia Tia" year II Our Lord, one tLou,-
and eight hundred and cigl ty-onC.
A.. q. DANLEN. Click.
II. 9. STREET, Attorney for L!ai tn.
f-b2I 3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SUMMONS.

TN DISTRICT COURT UF THE SEW
y enth Judicial District % the State Of
Nevada. In and for the county Of Eiko. Saidec
Alice Roe, plaintiG. against John Wesley Roc,
Court Of the Seventh Judicial District OF the
State OF SeNAda, In and for the county Of 4 Iko,
and the complaint nled In the office OF the
Clerk OF said Disulct Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting 20 John
Wesley Roe, defendant:
lou are hereby required TO appear In an
action brought against you ty the above
named plaintiff, In the District Court Of
The seventh Judicial District OF the state OF
Nevada. IN and for the county of Elko, and TO
answer the compliant nled therein. within
ten days exclusive OF the day Of ~seIVice) after
me service on you Of this Summons-if serVci
S StH Of this shs ssuut SSqsS ai IA ,SSiE: 'S MSi
In twenty days; otherwise. within forty days
or judgment bydcfauI. Will be taken ayain,t
You, according TO the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action Is drought To obtain a juis-
mcnt and decree e this Court dissolyins the
bonds OF IN .trimony existing between plaintiff
and defendant, on the grounds OF failure TO
provide the common ncCesEarles OF life for
more Than one year prior 10 the commence
hcnt OF thisRctiOn. and OF continual cruel
and inhuman reatmCn Of plaintiff 10y defend
ant since their ssid marriage; for the care ard
custody OF their minor children, William u.
and john W. Roe, for costs OF suit and such
othcr rcncf as may be proper, as " III more fully
appea by reference To the complaint iu said
action now un file In the Office OF the Clerk Of
said Court, a certified copy Of which accom-
paniCs this writ.
Aud you are hereby notidedt hatif YOU iiit to
appear aud answer said complaint a. above
required. the said plEiaiin will apply to the
Court FOR the relief demanded therein
In testimony whereof /, q T. Talbot,
the plaintiffs attorney have hercunto set my
hand this LIST day OF February. 1881
CT. TALBOT.
iebl Id Attorney for Plaintiff.
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LO!ECE OF FORFEITURE.
RAILROAD rI-rHICT

RAILROAD ri-rHiCT
Pix county. ScNld1, February -, lsSs !
To ALrEEp MID Yen are h,rrby notified
that I have expended oac hundred dOllnrslflOJl
In lahnr md improvements, upon the ~ E ~
STAKES SOtru LODE or claim, ituat-d
VA Railroad Niuing District, ~ Viii appear 10y
c.4JihCalv. lscd November - Isl. in tho
unicr 81 the Il. CprdrT uf said district. IL order
- hpli sail prrmi.r> Gudg- the provisions 90
drctiun a.g2I. R.yi-Cd talul'- Of the tu!t"d
State. being tlir amount r quhNd To hold the
same Tor the ycaT cuii : December ~, 1851.
Aud Il within uiucty Gsy- amer the expiration
u ihi- pubIi-hHd Hotic', NoI T. or ruiusr to
.Ou;rihulc your proportion OF -uch "Sprndt-
tuTr ~ l Cp.uNuCr, Nour interest In 'atd
IA N. Will become the property 81 the sub
,Crihrr under said Section 2E@4
us gi CHARLES A. BEOSSENER.
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Payment of Eiko County
Bonds.
Payable from the HundInG Fund

IL ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PROVISIONS
i OF I'll Act entitled "Au A,t q authCr!zs tie
Boarl a County Commissioner Of Like Cuun-
~. Nr'ai1, To- issGc bonds payable Gum the
BliliirE Furd. and TO levy 4 tax t. provide Tor
the payment thereof -. Egysd Nhurh :, 1873.
Notice IS hereby given that AZ T. cscutrd at ms
Office ia lihD. Nevada, On rr before Tg'ESDAI.
the ELEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. lS-s, IL,
following Llko County iluuGE. issuel In pur
suancc Of Eaih A.. vii! be- pait together with
the Interest thereon. which shsli have accrued
At the dst' presented. B0Lds Noe. &c, 81. -.
-. l0 sud 81.
should the SSH ronis not Ice presented with.
In the time above spec hci then from tho date
named. 20 wit Turstay. the eleventh day II
April next, Interest thereon will CO.rr.
THDS GlBIIS, Co. TrcEsur.r.
ELSO. March G Is-1. LAr--I0l
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EOTiCE.
LAND OTTIcs AT EurrxA. NnIApA.

LAND OTTIcE AT EuErKA. NEVADA.
March 4. lSs.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has hlej notice OF his iatentIon
TO make hnal proorIn support OF his Claim,
and that said proof will be made before Hon.
Jude R BigeiSw ~ Elko, Nevada, on
saturday. April r.. 1859. Wig: Home
stead application, No. sc, Charles Il. Lednick
for the ;. \ OF 5. W. "A Of section - Town
ship ~ north, range - east. II. ID. NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
bis continuous Residence upon. and CuitiNa.
ton Of, said land. viz: Stepher Dakin OF
Elko comfy, Nevada; John Sowls of Elko
county. S,Nsda; Jain-s L Edof Of Elk
county. Nevada; John AinIey OF L ko county,
Nevada.
r. II. HICRLEY,
mus-SOd Register.
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Payment Of Elko County
Bonds.
Payable frOm the University In
tcrest aud Sinh luz Fund.

II ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
1 OF A. act entitled An Act l,galiEr tho
Issuance 81 certain LIFu county hunds, ts.u,I
A. sid In the construction ~ a." Preparatory
department 81 tho State J~nIy,I:ily u Nevada -
approved February -, 1915. Ngtirr j. here.
by given that II presented al my once, IN TlLn.
SCVsdA, on or before TUESDAY. tn,
ELEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. Iy-s. the follow.
ing llEo County Euuls i'Eucl Ia pursuance -
sail Act, will br paid. together with the inter.
cFt thereon. which shan have ErrrucI ~ the
date presented. bonds G,E ~. IL. - 10 amt ~.
should the said Bonds not be presented with.
In the time above specified them from Hni after
the dAto named. To- Wit: Iurtdsy. tie eleventh
day Of April urIt. iuiCr'zt thereon Will cease.
TUp-. GIBIiN, County fraasu-o-.
EtEo, New, March 9, 1882. mari .ni