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Boston Gas Trust.

New YoRK, Jan. IA morning paper
says "The thirteen gns companies that
now supply the Bostonians with light by
night are in process Of consolidation into a
gigantic trust organization covering prop.
criy to the value Of 'Sli,OOO,0O0. Until
about n year ago each separate company
had lis own territory, upon which noother
company presumed 10 encroach, and, hay
ing therefore monopoly Of serving gas 10
is constituency, each company charged IA
much as the consumers could be made 10
pay, hence a diversity In price. The new
company Is 10 be known as the Bay State
Gas company, Of New York. II win alb.
sorb all the old companies, and, as the
organizers say, cheaper the price Of gas
In Boston The bulk Of the new stock
will be owned by Boston men, but the
philadelphia crowd arc largely inter-
ested
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n. a %. s,oclho,dcr,, Meeting.

BAtrmonE, Md, Jan. IA special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Balii.
more & Ohio railroad was called for I I
O'Clock today. The object Of the meeting
was 10 vote upon the proposition to issue
OOO,OOO3andGpcr cent stockto the syn
dicaic, which, II accomplished, will give
that body control VI thc road, as II i said Il
controls the Garrett and Johns Hopkins
university In their interests. After wait.
ing until o'clock, only G1,g20 shares Of
stock were represented, while ~, 9i2 shares
arr necessary for a quorum 10 do business,
and the meeting adjourned. There will be-
another meeting tomorrow. Under the
charter Of the company, n quorum fails
for three days the whole matter falls 10 the
ground.
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gousess. settled.

NEw ORLEANS, La, Jan. ia special
from Baton Rouge 70 the Piodyme says
"The Morohouso contest was withdrawn
and the Jefferson CONTESTANTS failed 10 ap-
pear. The Nichols delegates from both
places were seated. Tic McEnery dele
gates from Livingston parish were seated
by vote Of 10 3, and from lboryille by
a vote Of o 10 .. Tho ouachiia McEnery
delegates were also seated. Tho Point
Coupco delegates wero seated on a half
vote each. All tho contests In New Or
leans were thrown out. The committee
will finish lis work tonight. The minority
will report In favor oi seating the full
Nichols delegation from Point Coupeo." I"
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A Murderer Attempt. suicide.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 10. -Nackey War
ner, the murderer confined in the county
jail at Jacksonville, Ind, made an at
tempt at suicide in his cell last night.
About o'clock one OF the prisoners in
the Jail was on his way to his cell with a
lamp. When passing Warmers cell the
murderer reached out through small
opening in the door and grabbed the chin
ney from the top OF the lamp. lie threw
this on the floor OF his cell, smashing Il
into small bits, and then pickingup piece
stuck IL into the artery of his right wrist,
almost severing IT, The blood spurtcd
from the wound to n distance Of several
feet, but Warner walked calmly 10 his bed
and lay down, holding his wrist over the
side and bleeding TO death. Sheriff Hay
arrived soon, and held his wrist 10
check the blood. A. physician was
hastily summoned, who in short time had
the flow stopped. lilo was very weak from
the loss Of laeod this morning, but claims
that he will kill himself the first chance lac
gets
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ofrenses at $1,000 fine and fifteen years

imprisonment
Mr.. wilkins, OF Ohio, under instructions
from the committee ON banking and cur
rency, called up for present consideration
the bill providing for the issuing of circu-
lating notes to national banking associa-
ton. Mr.. wilkins stated that under this
measure the national banks, il they saw fit,
might increase their circulation to the ex-
tent OF 10 per cent There was in the
treasury security for a circulation Of
Sl67, 600, 900, United States bonds to the
amount OF $3.50, ,OO0,O OOO Iithisbill should
become law the circulation OF national
banks would be increased in round num-
bers $2l 100000. Mr.. wilkins then de-
manded the previous question on the third
reading OF the bill. The yeas and nays
were ordered, pending which the oppo-
nents OF the bill resorted TO filibustering
tactics, woich consumed the remainder OF
the morning hour in which the bill was
being considered, and the matter went
over
Mr.. Townshend also reported the Bou-
telle battle flag" resolution, as amended
by the committee on military affairs. The
resolution was adopted.
The House then, on the motion OF Mr.
Dunn, of Arkansas, went into committee
of the whole, for the consideration of the
Senate bill fixing the salary of the commits
sioner Of fish and fisheries at 5000 per
annum.
After brief remark by Mr.. Cox, of New
York, the committee rose, and the bill
was passed.
Mr.. Blount, from the committee on post
Offices and post roads, reported bill re-
lating to permissible marks, printing or
writing, on second, third and fourth class
matter. House calendar
Mr.. Hooker laid before the House a
message from the President transmitting
the invitation OF the French government
TO the government of the United States to
participate in the exposition TO commemo-
rate the taking OF the Bastile.
The House then adjourned.
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War Agniust bucket shops.

New York, Jan. l2.-It was announced
yesterday that the stock exchange had
come out openly and boldly against the
bucket shops, and that the first gun in the
fight against them is the establishment OF
fund OF $4,000 to be used in carrying on
the warfare. 1t has been stated and gem
orally believed in Wall street that the gov
ernors of the exchange were in a measure
responsible for the recent arrest and prose-
cution of some OF the bucket shop men,
and this belief, 10 a certain extent, was
confirmed when il became known ycsler-
day that Delaney NicOll and Ambrose III.
Purdy, the 'cuts" OF the district attorneys
office, had been employed TO begin the
fight. The governors OF the exchange
charge that the bucket shops owners do
not buy securities for delivery, as required
10y law, and on that and other grounds
they say they mean 10 proceed with yigor.
Some OF the bucket shop owners protest
that they are conforming 10 all the rules,
and assert that the stock exchange cannot
longer stand the leakage in its business
due TO the presence Of Legitimate" bucket
shops and the consolidated stock ex-
change.
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defendant, moved for non.suit, and this
being refused by the court, closing argu-
ments to the jury were begun. The court
charged the jury that they were to decide
from the evidence whether Platt had a
residence or domicile in the Metropolitan
police district on January %, 1880; that
the words residence and domicile are syn
onymous as relates to this case; that Toga
county was not in that district, and that
the undisputed evidence is that Patt, in
July, 1880, sworc his domcle was then in
that county, and repeated the same in plead
ings in this case last July. The jury were
directed TO seat their verdict and report in
the morning.
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RAILRoAD AoCIpENT.
A Broken Rail on tho Arkansas Mid.
land Causes Some Trouble.


land Causes Some Trouble.
Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
IlELENA, Ark, Jan. l2.-Tho first scri-
Gus accident Of any magnitude ever ro-
corded against the Arkansas Midland mil.
road, occurred this evening as the passon-
ger train bound west wm leaving Helena.
About mile from town, while the train
was going nj iis usual ndo Of speed, the
rear coach suddenly turned over on iis
side and was dragged hundred feet be-
fore the engineer asccrtaincd that anything
was wrong. There were three passengers
injured more or less seriously, Mr.. s. O.
Piper, Of Helena, had an arm broken and
received injuries about the head. Mai.
II. fucnt, Of MARVEL, had leg broken
and Mr.. q. q. Canmann. general agent Of
the Singer Sewing Machine Co., OF Little
Rock, received internal injuries Of q grave
nature. Aid was telephoncd for and the
injured men are now being attended 10 by
friends. A broken Vail was the cause Of
the mishap,
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Vessels Fog Hound.

LONDON, Jan. 12.-The fog continues ex-
tremcly dense and shows no sign Of lifting.
Forty loaded vessels are fog bound in the
Merscy. Among them is the White Star
line steamer Celtic, which was TO have left
for New York yesterday. Service on the
various packet lines has been suspended
Several vessels have gone ashore ON ac-
coun. OF the fog.
The fog has demoralized the railway
service and makes IL impossible to run
trains on schedule tinc. Numerous fatal
itics have occurred.
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The por,c nnd nnIrnrin.

NmNNA, Jan. l2.-Thc statement that
the powers would ask the Porte TO sum
mon Prince Ferdinand TO resign the Bull
girian throne IL denied. Count Won
Taaie, president Of the Austrian council OF
ministers, has received an autograph let
ter from the Emperor Francis Joseph
summoning the RciChsmth 10 assemble on
tho 95th inst
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Reward on.red Tor Da,e JaeLson.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. ". - Gov.
Hughes today offered a reward Of 500 for
the arrest and delivery OF Dave Jackson TO
the sheriff Of Chicot county, this State.
Last Monday Jackson killed his wife, and
10 hide the crime set fire 20 his house and
then Ged. The deed was discovered i'm.
mcdiatcly aiicrward. aud every effort pos.
siblo has been made since 10 effect Jack.
sons capture. II is said he WIS crazcd
with drink when he committed the crime
and killed her through jealousy.
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Lawrence Coun,y'- tArh.) New Court.
House.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
PoRrIA, Ark, Jan. l2.-The contraction
the building Of the courthouse for Law.
renee county was let today TO Boone & Nc.
Chimes, Of Hickman, KY, for the sum Of
80, $50, work 10 be commenced within ak
weeks and the house 10 be completed by
September /, 1883. II Is 10 be one Of the
best court.houses In the State. The con.
tractors are also builders Of tho Green
county, Ark, courthouse. II Is thought
by many that this Is the stunning blow 10
the two judicial districts In this county.
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EARruaUAKE SHOCKS.
The Country About charleston, n. a..
Again Disturbcd.

CHARLESTON, S. O., Jan. i2.-Thcrc was
an earthquake shock at Someryille, at 0'b5
O'Clock this morning This disturbance
was also noticed 10y sumo persons here,
though Il was ~ slight rs not 10 be felt by
a majority Of the people. There was no
damage and no alarm.
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The arnnn princr.

sAN BErro. Jan. Grown Prince
Frederick William walked today and after
ward went for drive. The swelling In
his throat Is fast disappearing, and the best
hopes are entertained for his complete NJ
gONpFV.
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pis,r. Case No, Encouraging.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. l2.-Tho Platt
case was resumed In the circuit court this
morning. Much documentary evidence
was presented. The clerk Of the Fifth
Avenue hotel was sworn TO prove Mr..
Platts long residence In New York, and
the evidence closed. Mr.. Mcfarland, for
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A. nsIcizl, aud Charlotte.

R,LuGH, n. G., Jan. IA shock Of
earthquake was felt here this morning.
Adyiccs from Charlotte report shock
there, aud people greatly excited fearing q
repetition Of the disastcr Of 1885. There
was also a shock frlt nj shelby.
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AZ sayaanai.

sAvANNAH, Ga, Jan. ia distinct
earthquake shock was felt here this morn
ing Houses were shaken aud many pco.
pie were frightened, but no damage was
done The duration Of the shock was
about five seconds. IL seemingly passed
lrnIn MnaI 10 cnaI
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NIcHoLs-MENERY.
Convention AdJourns Until Today-con.
toata Settled.

BAroS RoUoE, La, Jan. l2.-Upon the
convention rcasombling at q O'Clock this
evening, Judge JcfTrcya said that the com
miitce on credentials hsi been at work all
day, and would work all night. They
will report In the morning. ~. John, 81.
Charles, 81. Landry and Tangpahoa par.
ishcs arc yet 10 be hcar by the committee
Tho convention adjourned I'LL ~ o'clock
n. m. tomorrow.
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Horses aud Wagon. wanted.

Bucn,REsr, Jan. ia Telegram irOm
Sofia SAYS the government has made u
rcquisition for horses aud wagons for war
service in the proportion Of one carlcs,
two horses 10 every 200 houscholdcr
placing large transport service at the dis
pOsal oi the government
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Nrw YonK, Jan. l2.-This morning
Theodore Houston, who, with his family,
occupied a handsomely furnished fiat at
No. 80 Madison avenue, arose, dressed
himself and went into bis library. A few
minutes later his wife found him lying on
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Order Ilcxol.c,I.

ST. PrTERsuuEG, Jan. l2.-The order 10
reopen the universities has been suddenly
revoked, and IL is now annuonccd that
they will not be opened until March "a.
The professors are animated by the same
incensed feeling that prevails among the
students, and II is doubtful IL they will
appear when the government does permit
the opening Of the institutions.
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pIo,. Ap,in., ,,c C,,r

Sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. l2.-Among the
men arrested in connection with the latest
plot against the Car is an employe on the
Baltic railway, who kept the nihilists in
formed of every journey Of the Car TO
and from Gatschina. Letters were found
ON the prisoner, showing that the plot was
ripe for execution ON the eve OF the mans
urragf
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A Prince. Marriage.

LONDON, Jan. u. Prince Oscar, second
son Of King Oscar, Of Sweden, will be
married at Bournomoll shortly during
his mothers visit thcrc, TO Miss flom
Munck, one Of his mothers maids OF
honor,
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General BioeLadc Contemplated.

BERLIN, Jan. ~. 1t Is reported that
general blockade Of Bulgaria is conicm-
plated by the powers in the event Of
Prince forllnand's refusal 10 resign the
bulgarian throne.
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AmcrIrnn Inrrrr Arre.icd.

LoNDos, Jan. ~. Ringgold Cooper, an
American iorgcr, has been arrested in
Paris on an exiradition warrant for for.
gerry upon the London and Westminster
bank, by which Lee realized 5000 pounds.
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Neu.f,on, ,tn..a,nh.

RoNr, Jan. l2.-Adyiccs from MaSo-
wah say that the Iialihn troops will begin
an advance within few days. Numerous
natives who have been found watching the
outposts have been arrested.
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Special Dispatch 70 the Appeal.

Special Dispatch ~ the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. ~. The ~.
prcme court today reversed the decision
Of the lower court in the case Of Jas. Bolcy
Jack, an account Of whose crime Appeared
IN TnE ArrE,L several days ago. Bolcy
Jack goes irve.
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I'm the House.

WARRINGTON, Jan. l2.-on motion
oi Mr.. Rogers, Of Arkansas, a bill was
passed to punish robbery, burglary
aud larceny In the Indian Territory. Ut
Gxes the maximum punishment for these
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CnAnLEsToS, $. O., Jan. i2.--Dispatchcs
tonight show that the earthquake was felt
in Georgetown, Conway, Beaufort, Camden
aud Bowbcrry.
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win Oppose The appointment.

LoSDoS, Jan. ia section Of tho
Unionist members of Parliament will op.
p0-c the appointment oi a minister Of agri.
culturtby Lord Salisbury.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

Russia's Budget for 1893 Blockade of
Bulgaria Talked OF.
sr PETrRsnuR0, Jan. l2.--The Russian
budget for 1888 places the ordinary re-
ceipts at S5l ,067, CPS roubles, the cxpendi-
lures at SOL, ,2l2, 423 roublcs, and the sur
plus at 800, 900 roubles. The extraordinary
revenue is estimated at 90, 72i, ,So5 roublcs,
and the extraordinary expenditures at
81. $50. 100 roubles.
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GRAINS OF GOLD.

C,eduous meo are the prey of crafty
ones.
Time is the most precious Of all possess
sions.
Modesty and humility are the sobriety
of the mind
He who saws what he likes may hear
what he dos 20 like.
There ia no limit to the age at which a
man may make fool of himself.
Keep heaven in your eye, and the
world at your fuger's end. Charles of
Balo
Live vir usly. and you cannot die too
soon, nor IL 90 long. Lady r. Russell.
Talents enurtured best in solitude,
But ch ra;t in lte's tempestuo ssea.
Goethe.
Think w Il nvr your important steps
in life, and, having made up your mind,
never too look behind,
Thou who wouldst give, give quickly.
In the grave thy loved one can receive
NO kindness. -.'orlysle.
Life appears too short t0ba spsntin nurs.
ing animosity or registering wrong
Charlotte Bronte.
There is transcendent power in exam
pie. We reform others uuconsciously
when we talk uprightly.-Mme. Swetch.
the.
Ii can put some touches Of rosy sun
set into the life of any man or woman,
then feel that have walked with God.
-Georye Macdonald
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THE TABLE
Notice Of Assessment.

WINNEMUCCA MINING COMPANY o
W corporation. Prir cpai place of business
winnemucca Nevada. location OF works wiz
nemucca Mountain. humboldt County. Nevada
Notice IL hereby given that AZ meeting of tho
Board OF Trustees Of the above named company.
held On the 18th day Of September, 1885, an asseas
ment No T. OF one cent per share was levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation, PAYABLE immedi-
ate'y In U. 8. gold coin 20 the Secretary, az his
Office in the First National Pank building, Win
nemucca. Nevada.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the lith day Of Oct, 1893, will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at pubic
auction; and. unless payment is made before WI,
be sold on THURSDAY. the Is. day Of November
1893, 20 paw the delinquent assessment, together
with the cost OF advertising and expense Of sale.
GFo. 9. NIXON, Secretary.
winnenucca, Nevada. Sept. 12 1898. I'd
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"FoR Tia BLOOD IS THE L,fE.'

Thoroughly cleanse it ny using lsr Pierce
&. gdeIi lied .cai discovery, and good q
eos-I0n. a far a,-il, bucyaIt spirits, vita
strength and bodily health viii be established.
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In the District Court OF the Judicial District of
Nevada, in and for Humboldt County.
W. J. Bell, Plaintiff, VS.. J. NJ. Barrett and Anna
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SHERsFF'S SALE.

In the District Court OF the Judicial District of
Nevada, in and for Humboldt County.
W. J. Bell, Plaintiff, VS.. J. NJ. Barrett and Anna
r Barrett, Defendants
Notice is hereby 2iven, that under and by vfr-
tue of the judgment and decree Of said Court
rendered in the above entitled cause on the 18th
day of September. 1ssS. and under and by virtue
~ the order OF sale in said judgment and decree
contained, and ia obedienee to the commands
and requirements Of said Judgment and decree.
certified copy whereof hos heen duly delivered to
me and placed in my hands for the purpose of
en- sing 20 be sold AZ Sheriff sale, commanded
ny said Judgment aud decree. the property here
inafier descrihed and referred to- in satisfaction
and payment OF the costs, dishursen ents ard
commissions OF such sale. OF the eosfs Of suit of
the ri iDtif, taxed at (sl5.00) fifteen dollars:
also the principal sum amounting to four hun
dred and one and 2s-i00 dollars, fSiol $1,000 to-
ge.her with accrued interest At this date amount
iug 10 the sum OF lightweight and II leo dollars
1888 T71o0l; also interest on the principal at
the rate of II per cent per month till PAID ESQ
an Attorneys fee. amounting e. the sum OF one
hundred ard ten dollars, (Sll0,00)
All OF said sums being, by the. commands of
said Judgment and decree, made payable in T. s.
gold coin, | am commanded 10 sell the properly,
lands real estate, and singular the mortgages
premises mentioned in said iudgment. decree and
order OF "a q, and particalary described az fol-
lows, 10 wit.
Tie description and particura boundaries OF
the property authorizes 10 b. SOLD under and BY
virtue Of the decree, so far ean be ascertained
+ em the mortgage above referred TO, or from the
complaint filed in this action, are as follows:
Lots number five 60 and six (6) 10 block u # the
town III Winpemuoca, n mbodt county, Nevada,
according to the Off ia map ~ said town, on Gle
ard of record in the Office OF the County Recorder
Of said county.
Together with ail the teDements and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging or in anywise APP
pertaining.
Public notice ia hereby given that on WEDNES-
DAY. Octob 81. 1883 a. l. o'clock noon OF that
day. In front OF the Courthouse In the town OF
.Wipnomucoa, Humboldt county State of Nevada,
I win, ID ODE fence TO said order OF sale and dc.
cree OF foreclosure ss the above described prop
erty or 50 much thereof as NAV be necessary to
satisfy plaintiffs iu igment. with interest thereon
and costs, by public auction, 20 the highest and
best bidder FOR cash.
+. ~ FELLOWS,
Sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada.
Datedl winnemucca. September 18th, 1888. I'll
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$500 REWARD
SHEEP For SALE.

vU~HE undersigned offers for sale Two E,ocks ~
Y Ewes and Lambs, nd a Flock of Wethers
and Dry Ewes. The sheep are equal TO any IN
the county. For terms apply 10
+. l.. BACON, winnemucca. New.
Sept. aim
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Dr. Psercc's s.elaea Medical Discovery
CURES ALL HUMORS,

from q common Biotch, or Eruption, to the
worst Scrofula Salt-rheum, +" Feyer-sores,
Scaly or Rough Skin, in short, all diseases
crful. pnrifvinr, and i1vigorati1g medicine.
Great Eati1g Ulcers rapidly heal under its
benign lauence. Especially has 1t manifested
lis potency IN clrilg letter, Eczema, Eryspe-
Ias, Boiis, ClYbalcles, Sore Eyes. Scrofulous
Sores and swei}i1gs, iIipjoint Disease, white
Swellngs." Coitre, or Thick Neck, ana En-
largcd Glands. send ten cents in stamps for u
large Treatise, With colCred plates, on skin DIS
eases, or the same amount for Treatise on
Scrofalous Affections
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Registration Notice.

NOTTCE Il hereby given that the books Of Reg
~ istration for the Gene raj Eeceion TO be held
November g. 1883 for the ell elton NJ State, County
and Township Officers, are now opsn, and win
remain open daily on all legal DAYS from 10
o'clock A. ~, 70 o'clock P. N until &c o. CIR 10.
1855 and from October TO- 1888. 10 October q.
1888, from TO o'cioek P NJ, in addition TO the
hours heretofore mentioned, AZ which time the
sooks OF registration will be closed az O'Clock
a. Naturaized citizens will be required TO
produce their papers AZ the time they present
themselves for registration
T. ]. BRADSHAW,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. l6, Humboldt
County, Nevada.
Paradise, Sept. 10 1855
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The only PIasfered Hotel in Town: Large Air
Rooms, Well Furnished with all the convenience 4.