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Masonic Election.

The election OF officers to serve dur
ing the ensuing year will take place at
the neHs regular communication OF
Elko Lodge No. 10. A. F. & A. NJ. to
be held at their Hall Tuesday evening,
December 9Th, 1882. A full attendance
is requested.
By order OF the W. u.
T. N. STONE,
ho'2lti See'y.
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The following - II 1T Of ~lcttors 70.
manning III the postOGice at EIko, Nov
cInhsr IS, 1882.
abbott. Johnny Bailey, ravid
f'reman. George Kieckurr. Henry
Mercer. j Na"htrcib, John
Young, Chas
Persons calling for any Of the above
~l,r.ors vii! please say ",dv,rtisod."
q ". lIULI. L. u.
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IS the C-ut!'mrn OF Eiko hayo taken
n rt'g4 towards the observance Of
ThnuF sGi'ing day. the ladies' have con-
GHd'd 10 move in the matter. mud nc
G 'rltuG'y, Nil those who feel Interested
therein nr" requested TO meet ut the
rcsid,nco Of Mrs. 3. :. Sears on Mon.
day, tho goth list. at 2 o'clock p. 81.
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Mas. EDWARDS AND DAUGHTER have
Just received a large invoice of goods.
comprising all tho novelties Of tho sea-
son, in embroidered slippers on can
vas Tor gentlemen and ladies', hand
some wristlets for gentlemen, and a
great variety OF appliqe pattern sam
pies. Germantown yarn, zephyrs and
honilie, Saxouy aud wooden goods for
ladies' and chilireu's wear, shawls,
infants and ohildrep's hoods md
saques, stamped doyiies, splashers,
towels, shams. OF the latest designs, all
OF which will be sold at San FRANCHISES
retail prices. oo,2I.t
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Report OF the GRAND Jury,

The Grand Jury, who assembled at
the Courthouse on Monday morning,
continued their session until las. even
ing. when they submitted the following
report aud adjourned:
Hen. r. n. Bigeio1o, Judy, SepHh Ju-
dicidl District:
We the Grand Jury, have examined
seven cases presented for our consider
niion. We found one ;ruo bill, viz,
forgery. We ignored tho following:
Three for burglary, one Tor m]onslaug,cr,
one for oinbe2zIemeni and one for rob
b"ry.
We examined tho County buildings
and found them in good condition.
CHARLES ADAMS, Foreman.
LlLo, Nevada. Nov. 20. 1881.
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Tho following freight shipments
north wtr" made yesterday and to-day:
by Amos Roach, three wagons of coal
for Urton K Co. 1926 lbs; JEFF Nav.
hugh, sc sacks sKlt for Potter & Co.:
ID. q. Barnes, SG2 feet Of lumber for
P'ltior x Co; liuJbS & Phillips, 1000
feet Of lumber aud 30, 900 lbs Of m,r.
chandiso for Triton & Co.
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obituary.

Samuel Corey WAS born in Niagara
County New York. in 1888. When but
eighteen months old his father and
family removed to Michigan. whore ho
resided until he was % years OF aga.
lie then LOTT homo for the purpose of
seeking his fortune in tho lar west, aud
accordingly III 1864 crossed tho plains
and came 10 Virginia City. Nevada,
whore hc engng Il Gs n tcamstcr,
frcighiing provisions, etc. from Cali
foruia to Virginia aud surrounding
mining camps. Some six yonrs ago he
went TO Arizona. After remniniug n
short time in that Ter rilory, no re-.
turned 10 Nevada and went TO work for
n. Wines in Ruby Valley. While nj
work for Mr.. Wines, some four years
ago. no Ind the misfortune 10 break
his leg, and after somo tune, finding
that tuoro was no prospcC; Of recover.
ing, ho wns indnccd 10 come 10 tho
Elko Hospital, where his log was am.
putatcd by Drs. NoiVs aud Huntington.
After recovering, he returned to Ruby
Valley and remained ia tho employ Of
Mr. Wines until about the LIST Of
August. when he was induced to roturn
to tho Hospital, being afflicted with
that dread destroyer, consumption.
Hero no remained until this morning.
Nov. goth. when death relieved him Of
his s%uGcnngs.
Sam was u kind.hsartod. whole.
souled man md was we'll respected by q
large number Of friends in Nevada,
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TUX remains Of Hon. Thurlow Weed
will lilo in s,ale At Albany. The pali.
bearers selected ere General james
Watson Webb, cI-Governofs Fish and
Morgan. A. W. Seward. Charles o'Con.
nor, John II. vanAntwerp, Alfred Van.
Sanford, John MoKsop. Isaac Boil and
General James Bowen.
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EIOIel ArrIynIS.

TINS Thanksgiving ball TO DO given al
Wells on the evening OF the 3Oth in.
slant will be n Of tho gOyost gather
ings Of the season. Complete ar
Judgements have been made, insuriug n
grand euccess. and all who nltcui are
INSURED Of n pleasant reception aud o
happy time.
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Ar birmingham, Alabama. on the ed
two colorod men wers lowered Into the
stack of a furnace in which the Gre was
supposed TO be dead, TO make some 70.
pairs. The fumes overonmc them, they
dropped upon the hot mass Of oio aud
coal b'low. and their bodies woro re.
duced 10 ciDders.
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Hotel Arrivals =.

Thos freehiil. Virginia C.ty.
1snnc Griawold, Rnby.
WIN Smiley. Doeth.
Joseph Turnor, Lamoilie.
A Wiley, do
Arthur, II Collins. Colorado.
A fisherman, Oakl,nd.
q NJ Moody. Elko.
II S Moody, do
n Van LuvCn, Battle Mountain
J T. Martin, South Fork.
Il Rowland, Bullion.
n Lang, Harrisburg.
T. Helms, Carlin.
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AtlenGfoni

We have just received our secoudin-
stailment, consisting Of ten barrels,
OF Fresh. SSee,. Eastern Cider. super.
Tor to any yet offered in this marhe.,
which Wa offer to the trade and iami-
lies in lots to suit.
octl'a RIcEaARr & FRoEIIcH.
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List Of Grand Jurors now Iu ses-

of Grand Jurors now In ses
siau.
Gins Adams. EIko, foreman,
RIP HamiIl, Wells, Secretary.
JP EdoG. Elko.
Rrinhnr;, do
ii A Young, Pleasant.
Thos Hunter. Elko.
Hank Campbell. Tuscarora.
Geo Mcintosh. Cnrlin.
VIM Smiley, Dcetb.
Isaac Hall, do
R"Lt liubbs, T~uscarorn.
lsaac Griswold, Ruby.
Maurice licnly, do
oG Mcdonald, Peko.
FL Helms, Cariin.
W Triton, Tuscororn,
II Bradley, Elko.
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Plane for Sale.

Mrs. Green has for sale a good piano
which she will dispose OF at n very
reasonable figure. Any one desiring To
invest in an instrument of that kind
can receive further Information by CAL
ling at the ISDEPESr Office. nov left
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Hotel Arrivals

Hugh Martin and family. BEureau
a 5iurcor, Fort iia'Itck.
john Waller, do
c Mayer. DO
John CuliaShan, TEscarora.
RpSi johnson, do
Harry Baldwin, do
Henry Campbell. do
WI Urton. do
RoJi Hubbs, do
CM SHETLAND and wits. South Fork
J Miller. Reno.
Miss Alice Smith, PaIisade.
Julsou Dakiu, Lnnoille.
Levi Harris, Duck Valley.
w II Pennington. Euraka,
W Tanner. Butte City.
J GeTstlc, Lewis.
u Hootoa, Mound valley.
ia Young. Pleasant.
J. FreGrricks. Elko.
81 VI Frederick, Virginia.
j johnson, Ogden.
IA Patterson, do
& Grant. san Francisco.
+ S Luty, Ogden.
o q Mcdonald, Pyko.
RIP Hamill, Wells.
EP Hnrdcsty. do
J W Hall. Stsr Valley.
Maurice Heaiy. North Ruby.
L l%iyins, Carlin.
Frank, Bullion.
a W Hume, Bullion.
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GsSERAL JAMIE d. ~FEsssNDEs. son Of
the late Senator F~esssnden. dropped
dead ut 70 itland, Maine, lssi Saturday
morning.
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Jrsr received twenty barrels fresh
Michigan cider. which I offer to the
trade lower than ever. Families viii
do we'll tn try it.
nov24 im V. C. BArrIxrr.
THs Wood River 7ine' say. George
Pierson. who was convicted Of murder
in the first degree for killing Johnny
Hall. better known as Jobnpy-bebind.
'he-Roeks. was sentenced in the Dis
triet Court. at HALEY. the other day,
to be hung on December 2sth.
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Ar the o'n:lsnAn's Driving Parh,
New York. on Monday. Ex-Governor
stanford's ally. Kinda Rose. tro.tsd q.
hall. mile In l:l0N.
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BORN.

LoSELoCk-At ths residence Of ChAs Wood.
ward. ON Jack Creek. November Is, 1852, to
the wife OF Fred Lovsloek, a son,
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DIED.

noBBS-InE iko. November ~. 1851, Mack,
son OF Mr. aud Mrs. Jacob Aosbs. aged 1
years aud : months.
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Hotel ArTIguIs.

Amos Piunnsr and family, ut c.,
S MohuileD. Star Valley.
4 + LathTop. DO
A Howell, do
CLss Mcpherson. Tu.csrora.
Fed Stephens, do
W + Ross, do
IVAN Christian. do
ID " Evans. Eurrka.
d + Algsr. Fort IiGilsck.
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Gsnd Shooting Match.
TO TAXPAYERS.

oTrick or CouSrr TREAsunHH.l
EIko. Nevada, Oct. 10, lSS2.
Notiee Is hereby given that the stste. Coup.
" ana other Taxes for the wear igSp. .rc rov~
unc and payable a. my once, aud the law in
rotation TO their GO. lection viii be strictly cn.
i,vtc.d, All taxes uupsii az o o'clock r. N.
MONDAI, November 20ih, pt0xlmu. viii
men become Delinquent aud ten per cent,
adh'tionAl I'D ed thereto
". W. MILLER.
oct iBinoyJ
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TICKETS,

" MASKS and COSTUMES can be obi aimed .
Mrs. P~Opplewoil's store.
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TIE TRIAL BY FIRE.
Popular Science Monthly.


We pass on to the description of the
general course of proceeding: Trial by
hot water was made simply by plunging
the arm into boiler full boiling water,
to take out from it a ring, or nail or a
stone, which had been suspended in it.
In some causes the hand into the wrist,
in others into the elbow. 1t is even said,
in the formulas of Saint Dunstan, that
the stone WAS sometimes concealed under
an ell-dsep Of hot water. Commoners
made the trial Of themselves, while peo.
pie Of quality hired others to make them.
Those who were burned were declared
guilty, and those who escaped were con-
sidered innocent.
The trial with hot iron, called judg.
ment by fire, was made in different ways.
Sometimes one red-hot iron was taken
hold Of -or perhaps several in succession
and was carried to considerable dis.
tanee. The iron was generally shaped
like plsughshare, and was therefore,
called Vomer A second way was to
walk upon red-hot irons. with the legs
bare to the knee. Six, nine or twelve
irons were made ready for the trial, ac-
cording to the magnitude of the imputed
offence. In Denmark kind of red.hot
iron glove, reaching to the elbow was
used.
The trials were made in the presence
of priests delegated by the bishop, and of
secular officers of justice. Those who
submitted to them were obliged first to
wash their hands, arms or feet with fresh
water, to remove any advantages they
might have obtained from rubbing their
limbs with some substance that could
deadsn the action of the FIRE; the priest
then threw holy water upon them, pro
nounced exorcisms and benedictions
which may be found in the formulas o.
Marculfe and Saint Dunstan, made then
kiss the Gospels, and then the trial be
gan. When it was over, the hand, arm
or foot that had been in contact with tn
fire was wrapped in a linen cloth, unde
the seal Of the judge, and not opened til
after three days had passed.
1t is not easy to give now o natur'
explanation for all of these facts; we ~
too little informed respecting the accom-
pa.ying circumstances. 1t appears. how
ever that we might, besides having r
course to the cases of hysterical sens
bility described by DR.. Regnard, conne'
the power of enduring the trials with or
of the three following causes: Dininutic
of the sensation Of heat by evaporatio
from the surface Of the skin; insensibili'
obtained for the skin by means OF pr
liminary articles; an illusion respectir
the intensity Of the source of heat.
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IT DIDN'T BURST AFTER ALL.-When
Mcclellan reached Malvern Hill in his
retrograds movement he had the Federal
gunboats at his back. They sent their
mortar shells over the Federals and into
the woods where the Confederates were
forming. One of the shells fell in front
Of a Brigadier. General from Georgia and
two aids, and came rolling to their very
feet. Like lightning each Of the trio
threw himself fiat on the ground. rolled
over once or twice, and then hugged the
ground and waited. They could hear
the sputter of the burning fuse, and the
chances of being wiped out were ninety
nine in hundred. In this situation one
Of the aids called out:
"Gentlemen, believe secession is
wrong, and I'm sorry I took up arms"
"And know that rebellion is wicked
and I'm ready to resign" groaned tn
other side.
It was then the Generals turn to sa.
something, and while they were waiting
to hear Kim declare himself he suddenl.
! called out: alH
Get up, gentlemen; get up. In
, dunn thing isn't going to burst at All
detroit Free Press.
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Jim Russell, son of Major Russell,
famous during the Florida War, now
makes precarious living in South Flor
ida as a guide to visiting sportsmen., FOR
a bonus Of two dollars Jim will dive INTO
the current of the muddy St.. John and
hr;ng nm an alligator. He actually brings
them out of their holes. Strange as it
may seem, it is the only safe way to ap-
m proach an alligator. They dig holes in
the river-banks just below the surface OF
the water and crawl into them; jim
dives down, erawls in rapidly and seize'
the saurian by the tail, who, startled ed
immediately backs out. jim holds on
Lsening his legs stiff till clear of thu
b.uk. when he darts away, and thu
'gater, rising to the surface for an instan
to ace what is the matter, is slain b,
:, waiting gu.ners in boat. This has Be Be
come Common sport on the Upper 81
John River
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List Of Registered Voters of Dry Valley Pre-
c,nct IincoIn County, Nevada.
las Rv.n Milton T Ryan
Chsrles Anderson Mason Dixon
Robert Husbands Dun
Jsmee Francis Cnaries Ly1n
James Mass sylvester nu L. A. j.
Notice is hereby given that objections 70 .ne
rioht Of sny Of the above named electors to vote
at the next general election to be held IN n pLs ~
Valley Precinct. Lincoln county. o,s's n - 1ss9 M
will be heard before me st my ONCE In DRY Val
lev. until O'Clock IN. on the 4th dsy prioi
the day Of election. nd all persons whose name.
are enormously entered on said reesss, -.
hereby required 10 sppear at my once ana nss'
'ne ''A' e ROBERT HUSBANDS.
Registry Agent at DRY Valley, Lincoln County
Nevada.
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NOTICE.


October 2l, 1883. I
>roTICE 10 HRRK1.x G rLN cHAT THR
N following named settler has nled notice
Of his intention to make insl proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be made
before Hon. Judge Henry Rives, at Phoebe, Ne
yada, on Tuesday, December 18th. 1884, VIZ:
Homestead application ~. Henry Schaefer. for
the NV 4 of sW Z. = y Of Sw 4, and sw Y
Of sE X OF Section 50, Township 8. south Of
range 81, East n. d. NJ. He names the follow.
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation Of. said land, viz: Jacob
Gross, OF Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada,
christ schroeder, Of Hiko. Lincoln County,
Nevada; Abe Msckey. of Hiko. Lincoln County.
Nevada: James Pierson, OF Pahransgat Valley,
Lincoln County, Hevads.
au2s-5t FIJI. HINCKLEY. Register
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When necessity ends, curiosity begins,
and no sooner are we supplied with
everything that nature can demand than
we sit down and contrive artificial ap-
petites.
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THANK God!" and the little heroine
of the scene lay in Sir Roberts arms in a
dead faint. "Oh, Robert, why didn't
you come sooner!'
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RgGIsTERED VOTERS.

IS.t NJ Rsoistered Voters OF Bunkerville Pre-
cinct lincoln County, Nevada.
George W Leo samuel y Crospy
Stephen Bunker Wfper hsii
Edward Bunker Joseph Esfl
william n Branch, jr Elshe Cragun
Iemmei q I,eavitt. ir Lemuel 8 Leavitt. ar
william v Lay Jamess firnco
Dudley Lesvitt,jr Orsen LeaVNt
Dudley Lesvitt, sr William brsncn'
James Bunker EDWARD LesvH
Thomas ID Leayitt Henry Schlsppy
Incns W Peck Edward H Syphus
Orange D Leavitt george mhtney
Harry Gentry NicholAs huh'ziAef
Abrsm W Burgess
right OF any OF the above named electors &c
vote at the next general election, to be heio ~
Bnnkerville Precinct. Lincoln County, State o.
Nevada, on the 7th day Of November, a. "
1892. will be heard before me at my once II
Buukerville, until O'Clock P. NJ. on the 4th ds!
prior to the day Of election, and all person
whose names are enormously entered on sai.
Register are hereby required to appear o. IN.
Office and have the same corrected.
'oo -' E. BUNKER,
Registry Agent, Bunkerville Precinct, Lipcoi'
County, Nevada.
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REeIsTERED VOTERS.

List Of Registered Voters. Bullionvilie Pre-
einc., Lincoln County, Nevada.
Rudolp oh Anderson James Larsen
John Baxter John Lund
william Culverwell McNaughton
Chhs Culyeryell BID McLane
Jno w Coleman McMahon
@ r Garden Al Millick
Joseph Eastmond Jos Moyes
Frank Godbe Tim MAhoney
Arthur Gentry Jas Mosley
samuel Cor ION Geo T. Odsll
John A. Hartley Chss MEL
A. Henry Leonard Psyen
w. Jensen T. Pley
Up Jensen Thos Ryan
Jno kinney Dan1 Richards
Jno Kelly Geo Reggin
Jno u. Kelly Js mes Ryan
q R,laude Jno Reese
W. B. short K. Smith
Il. Thomas Il. Thompson
=. Vallejo Fred. williams
Notice is hereby given that objections to Il
light Of any of the above named electors
vote at the next general election to be held
Bullionville Precinct, Lincoln County, State
Nevsds, A. D. 1882. will be he ,rd before me
INV ofice in Bullionville, until O'Clock p.
on the 4th day prior TO the day OF election, d
all persons whose names are erroneously e
tered on said Register, are hereby required
appear at my Office and have the same eorre'
GEORGE T. oDELL,
Registry Agent At Bullionville, Lincoln Coun
Neyads.
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REersrERED voTsRs.

List of Registered Voters, Spring Valley Pc.
cinct. Lincoln County, Nevada.
Acusyo A. Alexander D.Y.
C1mmins JssP. Fogliani Samu-lo
Foalisui " Fogliani Gersmis
0sss Jas W. johnson r. @.
Monroe Il. Miliet A.
Marsh T. Rice u. Il.
Rice n. Rice o. F.
RIce j. N. walker FRANK -,
Notice is hereby given that objections to the
rieht Of any Of the above named electors to
vote at the next general election, to be held In
Spring Valley Precinct, Lincoln County. state
ef Nevada. on the 7th day Of November. A. d.
1882. will be heard before me at my once in
Spring Valley, until 6 o'clock p. m. on the 4th
day prior to the day OF election, and all
persons whose names are erroneously entered
on said Register are hereby required to sp-
pear ct my ofacc and have the same corrected.
ED. RICE,
Registry Agent, Spring Valley, Lincoln County.
Nevada.
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REGIsTERED VOTERS.


List of Registered voters Of Meadow Valley
wssh Precinct, Lincoln County, Ecvads.
Kferusu J. Kershsw Samuel
Barton Dow Barton Isasc
Colburn J. Y. Bradshaw James
CulI John Conswsy Joseph
Psdqett B. r. Pfppin John
Lynch Peter Mills Thomas
I,ouis John Liston W. A.
Hulse James NJ Newvill John
aharp Lewis Warner II. II.
Wright Philip Snyder Tnomss
Notice Js hereby given that objections to thS
right Of any Of the above named electors ~
vote ct the next general election 10 Be held IN
| Meadow Valley Wash Precinct, Lincoln County.
State OF Nevsds, on the 7th day Of November,
A. d. 1887, will be heard before me at my once
| in Meadow Valley wash, until O'Clock p. m.
on the lth dsy prior to the day Of election, and
| ali persons whose names sre erroneously en-
| tered on said Register are hereby required 70
appear at my ofice and have the same cor
rected.
JOE. CONWAY,
Registry Agent. Meadow Valley Wash, Lincoln
County, Nevads.
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REGIsTEKED vOTERs.


List of Registered voters at Chisholm Precinct
Lincoln County, Nevada.
Timothy Collins Patrick Collins
James Drew John Deck
Richsrd Dederding John Jane
Michael Joynt Patrick kerns
Patrick Kelly Humphrey Lynch
Thomsa ]. McMshon Frederick Ottman
Felix Ruf Phillip Rieber
Jonsthsn Thomas John Wilson
Peter Williams
Notice is hereby given that objections to the
right OF any Of the above ramed electors to
vote ct the next general election. TO be held In
Chisholm Precinct. Lincoln County, etsts Of
Nevada, on the 7th day OF November. A. d.
1882, will be heard before me at my once at
the Chisholm mine until O'Clock p. m. on
the lth day prior to the day Of lection. and all
persons whose names are erroneously entered
on said Register are hereby required to sp-
| pear at my once and have the same corrected.
JOHN DECK.
Registry Agent at Chisholm Mine Precinct, Ip-
coin County, Nevada.
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HI IN tn1per day ct home. esnplss worth %
land, Maine.
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All persons having business with this once are
requested to address the RECORD PuBIlsnso
COMPANY. We have no authorised Agents.
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,. G. CLARE, d
STONE STORE
LOWER MAIN STREET
WHOLESALE
r ETAII . EAlE r
Groceries.
't1s- l--f
Provisions
Powder
Fuse, and
GENERAL MECHANDISE
o18.n
w. e. GRIFFIN,
BANKER and ST0CkBR0KER,
AID AssH7
WELLS, FARGO b CO.,
PIOcHE, NEv.,
u,RANsACTs A GENERAL BANKING BUS
| INEsS. Deposits received on Open 40
} count or Certificates issued therefor.
Exchange drawn on sll the principal cities Z
, the United States, Canada and Europe.
Will purchase silver and Crude Bullion o
Y make advances on Same and ship for owner
account.
Mining, Railroad and all kinds Of Stoc
bought and sold on Commission.
a Loans and Advances made on Stocks; sis
Dividends Collected and Assessments Paid.
a CORRESPONDENTS.
:. WELLS, FARGO d CO.,
~ Ban Francisco, Gal.
WELLS, FARGO d CO.,
is 6s Broadway, New York.
ELVES, Il ALLEN,
/, 81 King William street, London, Eng.
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