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Daily Republican., 1886-05-31

NYANTED-FO BuY "A GOOD HORSES;
w must work double or single and fast
walker; weight about HOO; close c0unled and
warranted sound. On a lair trial the cash
will be paid. d. LEM N,
mSl-2t 83l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-31

A GARD TO EpuBLIU.-IHE RE-
IA port circulated since the convention
that nave withdrawn from the con est for
the nomination for Shoritt, Is a mistake, as
am a candidate and Will remain to the end.
hoping my friends and the public will give
me their hearty support.
m3l st ALVAN ALLEN.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-31
Something New.

Mr.. and Mrb. PARKER, 1O3 e. 2nd st
Daily Republican., 1886-05-31

NTANrED-A a GOOD GIRL. APPLY
w at 40S King street. m3l-2t*
Daily Republican., 1886-05-31

WTANTEE-BOARDE ALSO TABLE
w b@arders, at 40S King ST. mal2tt
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mo ere eitc1e4 t1t nct izsle4. MS
80 - Responses - = eiFss4s fEs1 -
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lta Hor11I 49, a2orz1
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To-Day n8bbGt81 p4Eioa1 p1Irls 81
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hera - tta are1zz1lan a. gHe G1naEs-
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EanaEHa1 fE8 aumHa Eaiau 4zen, nfEzE
whieA ~ waa aaa19fa1 ID Sc enmmlar
nien services b Bes. @. II MawbefFy.
ID she evening q eanaFAl mi8aszy
mee1InR waa heia mt whaea Eeg. MK.
IAFiax o. fidai1o, foK1RasEB 8 fnian.-
airy in fEe MfoEonaafan tafzmsz8 aea8a to
rngAfd 20 foEaiRn mi9iena
M. Batea appks 10 hshnff 81 she nsw
Waas Ednonaiom gomrnnsan. whaaa
waHk IL mainly nmnna saa Mexm0ms
and TIE ua1hatina % New Moxiaes Mr.
Osig for chnrch ana parsonaae hufigEinR;
M. EeiIs for ths AmaKisan Missionary
Association nad is woEk Emona the ~
gsoea, Chfnasa and tudizna; and H..
nsminnar for ~ Home Aission4xY
8oclslY.
Afisr this tie Association adjourned
$50 -.
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TAs followiaR paragraph ss fFon an
editorial In The orssoaiaa q August
sd
since 4 Il well kna9n 10 al familiar
With the f@a ports. u 4 eunroalF naaas.
aaxy q ~ skaA ne entrancs % 80 Co
lambda river u a. safe e. tha eninanaa
% aha 8aonA We have. & i tFaa a
bar. 9hteh tue Sound has not. bua -
have noe tha tFeaeharoaa ourreats a.
foea 61rAisa. 20 kAvs not kAea koeka
not have ~ ths faea which often ealay,
hara1 and eadAnEef ahipEtne a. ne
NoRea. t ne Faoonas - cAEnfaiiy ocrn
pared q via b foand thai ne iossus a
Ne Colnmhin river bar have nps hssu
y efeatef proportion thao at TIE sn-
tfanee y NE Sound
Tie ahove masi have besa psuned by
ons uho Knows noahine persoaAily q
tAs mAfasr q Vbich be vrisaA Ths
eompartssa draWn 4 NO pesgils for
sober dizoassioa. ne snirancs 10 ne
Straits Il Fuca is twelve miles vide,
wishout rooka o. shoals. o. hiddsn O.
sAifAine dAneera 30 navicAtion. While
Ne salranee % The colambia river l. a
nArsos, shlfting channel Of nat more
han cne-haif uiis n width. and tAAt
channel ruaa thsoaxh drifting sands
thai every severe storm causes 10 aAtfs.
rendering neu aoanainRa necessary. A
chart Of even ora year past h never q
aAle guido b aaFlaeFA crossing the o..
iau,hia bar; while, had yAnooayar ore.
pazed q oogreoi chart IL ahe Straits Il
Eaea and Puget S0and waters. IA wuald
b a. safe lasiAy ~ she lasl hyaFoEraph.
i map tssaed b NE 0osoEnmenl Yes.
asls are never detained Coz weeks Il the
Strata thseaka Inability 10 eros u OF
eal On aceoaat q stOsmA whils shia
Eaeqneasiy happsns a. the uoatA 81 tha
Calamhla river. there Il ahoas ths
saUe Feiasiye eempartaon es b aafeiy
hetwesn re raclao Oven ana ths
straits - fuca ~ hsiue u tAe latter
aud ne 0clamela river. Whatever ne
difsersnee nay b Il b asairsi tie Co
laubia riyeF lar, In spite q al the.s
disaesllisS Portland uiil leue b tks
leAaiR9 oiiy q ths NestAwssi. eaa Der
papers sili nol cain IL pepaiaiiea Zoe
truth g fairness vAss they arr betrayed
tats mAkinr sacA tosiisA eomparisaas
- tAs oae aeose qaoseA
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qe aseossn Il Fnncs AlezAnteE
a nnsaasia ssIzss npon Eureps eith :
ausa.nrsus 81 rreai - ihal % ~ sesp
r,tz - uASab - aesohea ths
urian q Balesrla sd Ealisrn koaaas-
Is ~ lban ysas 40. IL pE4B q
ssusy oounigg a. Eslope. ezeepi Be-
Is, expses lhs ntnnui sulrEiss =
fks sssnf. and tfe Eneii1h and Arsaoh
oogesnmantu, 4 ast ihoas e oefuan1
ana Austria e welf. aers taksn eea-
rssfnlr anawaras. kndeed. sheSs uaa
Ieils sssnon e fear AlsEsndeE's or4.
thros. Foana ana atis. ns bad pssTed
IS aAiliiy bosh "a ne Sid q hnsiie
nnd - 10 oablnef Fraah from hsil-
nrnils auoesasfui sanpaiEns y VS.
Is 1901 e hts asmg, aDd hia
aarnris and unaasamina manneln
msas hsu 3 favuriie amona The con-
man psopia Bs had apgaranily
sarasashsusd kimlf IN hsa poaiAiou a.
shs rular "a reuniisd Bulgaria uEIsii
u was A. arnly seatsd upon his little
fhanne aa Il hia aneont0rs bad occupiod
il for aces.
Il uas known thst huuais had for
m0ntha bssn snasayorinR . secure bic
sgsrshroM, ihat Ruasiap agenis auarm-
"a fhsuueh Bulgaria endsaveElng 70
~ dissatisfaction amone the pscplt.
snf that "a snormous Russian army
Nd been enfhsres 10 Brsaassbia ready
3 intssfs1s n Ne aaairn Of Balgaris
o. ne aiiehia1i prosossiisn, bui Il
smsmsd e. Il fhess elaborate pEspaEa-
aaas ha4 ben IA vain. No di.saiislae-
flon ~ appaEsns nmong ihe Buleafian
peopls. and ihers uas no disordsr undes
Aloxandss'n aovsrnmeui. The nEst ae-
sousis o. ne dspositioa Indicated that
Russian intrigue had baen saenss1ini,
and nat Alexander had really been e.
pslssd b ~ upriaina 81 BIZ unbiecis,
hai Ne laisE ard more trnihiui sioriss
Indicate 9 very diaerant stats q ahairs-
Il 3 nov apparent ihai Alexander va
not dsihEonsd b either bis peopie o.
BE aEmg. bnl shat Be i ne vieiim o. 2
aesFes eunspiraeg inio whish those
whom b. moat trusted enteHea q ne
inasleation q hnnsia, and that me con
apifslfofs age wllhoai othaf snppogl than
iha8 aAafdod b. the husaian army %
naanaeinRiy gathered on ne frontier.
Ths Baiaarian people and army have
alKeaey eginesd . disposition V rebel
aaainst ~ ecnepiHatoEs ana - denano
the restoration Of Alexander, Who Y
probably nov PRISONER ~ Russia
Civil var 10 Bulgaria would nuii Ne
CzsF and his advisers exoellsntly vel,
Tor e wouid ahofd Russia her long
souzhh prttaGt fog lniefiefenes 10 Bal
RaElan a3AiEA and would pEeeipltaio
TIE crisis foE which hu.sia has eppaF-
emily bssu anxious for many months.
How Austria, England and Tarkoy
woula view sach iniesisfence, e proble-
maileai. u = the general impression
that NE dsposition q Alexander vas IN
assogdanee With "a azFeement arrived
q b haaaiA, Germany aud Austria. II
this b trus, the possbility Of Russian
in1arfeEenoe south q he Danube mast
also have been considered. An agree
msnt Of Ibis nature would remove Aus.
MA from the position Of possible bel.
hgasoui, which she has long occupied.
A. taE EnglAna, Il il scarcely probable
shat che will venture upon q positive
aoreign policy while The Irish suestion
ssmAins 10 iia present unsettled eondi-
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WANTED.

A CENTS TO HANDLE cAssEI.L 4
Sad for circaaaE e. CAL On II A nEf-
kflkNo. - NIEs. " Yea on 4 oorneF Socond
- cesssy .,Esss -. ApGly cary - rsssss
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FOR 4AR

A coNPLETK OUTFIT or HOUSE
n hei4 fcFaltarA c9Tpeta &c, for aalo
ehaaR HosaaEzio1 a holse glVen vita
~ & 'ss - -; ~ p. e :. 2. -.
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eEHERAL ANn NFRVous pIsEAsEs

MARY A. Long AKKR. n. D.
Gzaauais Of wonans Medical Collszs
q Pennsylvania
Olfoe and residences. corner Charfy and
Third streais once hours krun 3 70 ~
and from % O'clock
Particular attention given 70 the treat
Consultations n RnRliah and German
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-25

BDz ~ GIDH.-Nof 9 poer s1npia.
bat fnl. lire 81 Dr.. Balls earasla. and
Dr.. Hhilline'4 EseEy pair stamped.
square - 8 esnt. CHzzzs CLa4n1.
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hA1GA cezxEra-- an NuT the sols
aseas, eat have . cempleta aeaastmeat
y slock. E1eFy gaif staapsd hali's
eef1etA bened viii kakA Aall's
heallh pte@rvia9 eorseia Casa prloua
nQsarN - e cent. CakExaR C1aAnx.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS DEsrR-
u inK furnished rpurns cAn flna accoIn-
ao4Atioaa ~ apTiiying e the narthWest
raaaoaaatA auEdNIw
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SEATTLE. March y Ad-4s
DR.. 81. d. La0NaAEKR DeMr Sizs Fcr
years kad baan Afflicted with q ha4Tye
rn1nfnl fanlinR IN my GuroAaa1. and 81
miHht would be troubled with otMculE
hxeafhimE, uumghin4 and expect9rAeAnE.
20 that 1 Lad huf little re8e- ! WaA very
miserable from this cntnrrh o. Tie Head,
And no RELIEF. 4 had been pronounced In
cnrnhie whna 4 noughf your caro- ard
trnmannanR from which received roltaf
IN few dayn rgaulEing In . permAnent
cure.
FFam what I know q Or. AnngAkore
professional skin and treatment l1eel !
can most heartily recommend Al persons
suffering from disease % him. with the
ASSURANCE that they VIII receive mosI ex-
oellent professional and medical treat
mane CLARK d. DAVIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-25

InicKsoH-pr 1nHsoH tie raadencs
81 ~ olIcIatlnE clergyman. John r
Uampn. Hasflio, Aug. - s. a. kKickaon.
* Elii agunmlEh. enehowigh county.
and 3 ria x. Fstesoa. Of Yoldea
Parish. NoFway.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-25

I so ACRES LAND. EEGHT NILES
1OO saaih 81 seattle - acRNs bottom
land rea&g fus the Pow suitable tor hopa;
% casa reDe FeQu1re4- Address v. h
SMITH. Dox u auN
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WORK CATTLE.
FuEniahed HOusa % Bend

THR LOWER FLOOR or A GOOD.
\ We3fufnished hHna8 uo9 Columbia
srroetA Ell rsady Tor kouaekeeplnR, 70 .
sentlemAn and Wife without chf1ren.
References reQulroa Inquire q
Il. VAN DoREN,
anla Al Ja.llcaIf Canrt. Waahlnglnn 4.
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FoF Rent.

A I.ARGE HANDSOME FURNKsH.
"A Cd frenf room. with aicova BAY win.
aowa en- Frunt and University sfrestn
new house. Inquire q Brunswick Res
taurank al A. CANNON. iyao
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PICKED UP.

A sKIFF. IS FKEF LONG. FEET
"A beam well built and stronR. The
owner can receyur L By calling e Jusflcs
EsFon1 once fFlo
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~ NAI1ef q y ElHeo9 L9frA
Ssnetoen ho1NeA - . So
f1<nlseo4 e. anlsruishet rocEA uftA
o. safAqSl hear4- g. q m1atA ~
t.oEgtAf oAsoda. 81
~ acre e4o<1s tmEecFo4 eFchard "A
hAg 70 eaah lonh
Saacre iIaproVua raneA. 8 4 aaatA
HSeEe Ard lArER <artez. Ia ha9a.
fasa,ss.s ss'os, y. g -. 1919.
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M "a h- InNE1KER

DnADUATn on THH uNTVEa-
" afT q pannaElF4nlA has parma
nanflY acafnd IN Eeaftlo.
q - ocEanr q Chsrry and Ikira 1llletl
d. 1nnaNkcr n.Ak18 spocz3l1 q a.
@aa1 q ne
Eya Ear and Threat
Issat5 rrlvatn chronic auz akin dis11sea;
rannFss tnmlnIa and uloelH wzEhou1 paAn
e. IL ~ q IL knllA
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Rooms to Let.


DLKAaANF FURNISHED ROOMS.
u require - Kenny block, no Colum-
"a alreo1. neAr Eronl. au7 I'm
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Waited.

EoN AAH"w
fNtM0-SfoRY H0CSk AND Ion on
\ Ihtrd sgroak
Clty fn4a. 81 3 IS and as ~
Seccad hAaa Furniture Steza
AN acrea iARA part cieare4. g per arFe
Mhiae river rAneh c1eAred haztea,l. SIS
J knatAarAnta eaia Stta, ESQ hAngntns
Ccauiry Hotat with bar 1Aua6Fy.
So8ntrg e2oras nrEaas mtoenM.
Vacant HofNFnukAnk ciAluans lee arrea.
IN king And saohomash counties IS J
Eood and.
Necated claim. 80 grelln4uisAea homs
4tHaA1A % NscQsap tana NlA2 &Is3 $50. etc
kiveacre hcaaeA ciNare& - up
fFade t1ty tse,a fer Raneh
AaFessl1es - saiie FseparlI Z. - q - ta9
chg an9 coantx esElR -
New and ssoaaa-hand sasaA
WANTED.
Mcneys Sod see1risy; ~ tHtsEaa
r4t1 CAL O. ~
WomeA and zizl8s ktrhsss Wazss nafa.
irOnerA WaakaEa And cocaza n. 1 ~,
II furnish iaHm haa3A Sc peF nsenfh.
1satAa9era aad aEunsa. IS F.ee mrnsh
faFSneF un tmpreFed Stack Raaeh. -
Two all pAftaesA tar he. ~ 9Wa vel
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

Henry George. Of the Progressive
Democracy, is recurring every one that
joins the party in Boston and New Ha-
ven to make the following pledge: The
same formula will be used in all cities
where the party effects an organization.
Article III. Section /, says: Every
person admitted as n member to this
organization shall be introduced to the
President and requested to raise his
right hand, repeating this: 4 (giv-
ing nancy have read or have heard
read and do approve OF the declaration
OF principles upon which the Progress
sive Democratic party political organi-
cation has been founded. pledge my
word of honor that, while n member of
the party, in any assembly district or in
any part of the United States. to abide
by the decision OF the majority; that 1
will do faithful work on II committee
to which may be appointed: that l
promise, il possible, on election day to
devote at least four hours to the duty of
manning the polls: that / will use al
Legitimate means to procure votes for
our candidates; that l will report to the
committee on organization any eviden-
ces OF trenclIery that may appear in our
ranks; that my personal conduct will be
such AS tie add dignity to the political
party which this night join. 1 will
attend all meetings OF this organization
unless prevented 10y sickness and other
causes over which l have no control -.
All these things 1 pledge myself to do,
in the belief that, by the successful es-
Establishment Of the principles represent
ted by our party will come the elevation
OF all labor and the downfall of the cor
Iupt political parties which now rule
this country"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

1t is now known that ut the gas cx-
plosion in n coal mine near Wilkes
barre. Pa, las week, AZ men were
terribly burned, twelve OF whom will die
of their injuries. The scene at the
Galway while the injured men were be-
ing taken from the shaft, was terrible.
A crowd OF sevsn hundred persons had
gathered at the mouth Of the shaft,
among them the wives, mothers and
daughters of the injured men. As they
were taken out Of the pit they were Ia
ken to the engine house and the women
made desperate efforts to gain au en-
trance. The frantic demonstrations OF
grief were henrtrending. but they were
sternlv kept ontside the building while
the blackened, scorchcd aud .bleeiing
victims OF the disaster were wrapped in
blankets soaked in oil. The floor Of
the engine house was covered with
writhing human forms so disfgured by
the fire as to be unacceptable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05
DISTRICT couRr.

In the District Court Last week. J. A.
Piummer Was appointed Counsel for X.
II. Grey and William Cowan. each in-
dicted by the Grand Jury for assault
With intent to kill. On being arraigned,
CoWan pleaded guilty aud Was ~seutenc-
ed to four years confinement in the
State prison.
Gray pleaded mot guilty" aud on
motion Of his Counsel. Grey was adj
mitted to bail in the sum of three
thousand dollars. bat is still in Gus
tody OF the Sheriff awaiting the pro-
curement Of bonds.
In the matter of the Estate OF George
II. Shepherd. deceased. 1t was ordered
the accounts a presented be allowed
aud settled, and that the Administrator
pay thirty per cent to the creditors OF
said estate upon all bills allowed aud
approved by the JUICE and the Admin.
istrator.
Court then adjourned until Saturday.
December Is, 1886, at 10 o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

The through express on the Cleveland
L Pittsburg Railroad. nu into q freight
train. Thursday, near Pittsburg. on the
Fort Wayne road. deraiiiug the cabooss
Ave freight ars and the engine of tie
express train. The fireman. Harry
Barkshaw, OF Cleveland. was hurled
frnm the cab and killed outright. None
OF the passengers were injured. The
freight train had stopped to take n sup
ply OF water when the express crashed
into il.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

Charles Spencer aud Charles Cohn
partners in the stock business in Arizo.
ma, while on their way to blackberry in
"A wagon last week, quarreled over n set.
Element Of accounts which ended in n
fight. Spencer threw n whisky bottle
ut Cohn. striking him in the face,
Knocking him down and cutting a fright
iul cash. The latter freuzied at the as.
"au't rushed upon his partner with u
pocket knife md stabbed him in several
places, almost sereriug the juglar vein,
Cohn took his dead partner 10 town and
gave himself up TO the officers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

The Irish Times CONSERVATIVE says
the Government has resolved t. prompt.
~ suppress all anti-rent and other lille.
gal combinations, to ourtuiI the license
"i the press, to forcibly suppress intim-
idations. to enforce the laws governing
the process for the collection Of debts ,
to proclaim all meetings called for GER.
tain purposes, and to arrest certain
prominent agitators of the an,i.rent pol
Icy. The Times also says 1t is reported
that troops have been sent to different
points in the country where action
il imminent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

The Union Pacific hotel Of Chicago
wal burned Thursday. A man named
McElroy vac killed by IL falling porch
ani several fireman were severely in
jured. The Continental hotel was fired
the same day causing a panic among
the guests. but the flames were soon
suppressed. The fire was evidently i'll
crndinry, six rooms being simultaneous
ly abluze.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

\. X. Cutting, the Mexican Martyr"
has abandoned mis- flibusteriug scheme
across the Rio Gnude. aui ms predic-
ted, started east on "a lecturiug tour.
The burden of his latest public infection
is Dungeon life in Mexico and a
Vigorous foreign policy" A Temp
est in a teapot or who sailed the cof-
fee" would have been II more appro-
pirate subject for him to handle.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

Irving ~. Srott. OF the Union Iron
Works Of San Francisco, ~ greatly dc.
lighted over his anticipated success in
securing the contract for the construc.
tion OF the new steel cruiser Charleston.
His bid was $1,oI7, 500. lie says this
money will be spent among the meohan.
les OF the Pacific Coast. IL also opens
the way. MIR. Scott thinks. TO future
government work In This direction that
cannot fail to benefit San Francisco and
its immediate surroundings.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

"Harry," she sSld. "if q Gre were to
break out sudd My in tho house. what
would be your frst impulse. do you
think"
"Well. my FIRST Thought would DO for
you, OF course. I would get yoa to n
place Of safaT, and theH do what ]
could to eTtingsish tho flames"
THAT would be very nice OF you,
Harry. TO think OF me FIRST; bat II a Gro
were TO break out now. for instance.
wouldn't Fsu loae valuable time Ireacb-
Ing for me from away across the ROOM
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

Judge Scott of the Illinois Supreme
Court, yesterday granted II supersedeas
in the case Of the Chicago Anarchists.
The effect Of this decision is to stay the
execution set for the third of next
month, until the Supreme Court can
pass upon the motion for a new trial.
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NOTICE OF DELIN-
QUENCY AMI SALE
FOR TAXES, 1885.
STATE OF NEVADA
County OF ElkH.

Comfy Tressurer's ofice in and for E ko
County.
l. L. Z. Morgan, County Treasurer and e1.
oihcio ThI.iecciv r. IN aud for said Flo coun.
~, do hereby give notice that ther, is now
payable at my onice Snd delinquent for the ii e
cal year 1850, all property situated in said EIku
county, The folio Ing amounts Of tAxss. penal.
ties ard costs. due isnm the person or persons
and owner. and n said lien against the proper.
~ within named. and described opposite each
to the other respectively. In the following list
70 wit.
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STATE ~ NJ ABA,
County II klkp.

w ~ NFAs
County II Elkp.
N"'icc Is further given that IN pcr cent. on
VA" aihiuIt 81 each item Of original tx and y
COSTS 81 advertising Tor q Oh item will %. col.
ie'l'd IN nilition 4 tho amount 1f or g.nAI tan
IN = en- 81 SAID eases Of dCliuIu, nCy. anil IL s1ii
Original hNc". penalties and costs he not sooner
-" 'tCi,I or PAID e. me. that | vi At ! o'clock
= " on Monday. tcl7th day Of January, lgg7. at
'hci'ohid door NJ ~" Courthouse 81 said county.
al the town Of ElkD. therein sell each and cy'
'r parcel 0f said described prupcrt, Tor tho
total amount - tho original tax. prnaIt AID
'"H's So! opposite to each parcel thereof re-.
sr'riiYcIy hh v" to tho person or pcr-uns wLn
WI lny tho hinouut of the original tax. penalty
Ani COSTS r tn" smallest parcel Of Tho urnprf
W q .h't' Ell opp lit" III Tcip t".pcrtiyaIy. Iu
,aTn case 81 delinquency, and hat al properly
so,d at such al" and 'sch parcel ifsr,Gf. Il.
.ihjcri TO redemption within six months RItcr
ne dato 81 sal" by payment Of all sums agains,
Ih" ,nin".'r "nch pi Gel thereof respectively.
WIN thr"e per c"ut. per month thereon. frniu
The dat" Of sid sal" unGI paid.
l.. T.. MORGAN.
Count Treasurer and
"V.OnlciU Tar. Receiver.
Elko, Ncyads. Nov &c 1886.