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The Osceola times., 1888-09-08
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The Osceola times., 1888-09-08
WARNING ORDER.

IN CRITTENDEN CIRCUIT COURT JAEu-
AIRY TERN. 1883
Memphis Land and Timber Col Plaintiffs,
Against,
james Reilly, }. A. ombers,
Ji.o. X Speed J Defendants.
The pcfcnlants James Reilly, j. A. omberg
and JnO. X. Speed are warned TO appear in this
Court within thirty days and answer the com
paint of the plaintit', the Memphis Land ani
Timber Company
Marion, Ark August 10Th. lSsS.
WM. VANCE, Jk., CLERK
q. p. Lylos, Solicitor ior Compartments.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-08

Justices Of the Peace: W. II. Hart
Al; A. Ellis, 20.
Troy TowNsniP.
Governor: Eagle 72; Norwood l23
Secretary Of State: Chism, ~;
Terry, l23.
Treasurer of State: Woodruff, ~. !
Auditor Of State: Dunlop, ";
Bird, l23.
Attorney General: Atkinson, ~;
Dnval, l23.
Commissioner State Lands: Cobb,
72; Moorehesd, l23.
Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton: Thompson, 70; Baker, l22.
AssOcis,e Justice Supreme Court:
Cockrill, ~; Scott, l22.
For License, li5; Against, I.
For Convention, l39; Against Is.
Prosecuting Attorney: Edrington
81; Block, l25; haywood, q.
Senator: Benjamin Harris, 50.
Representative: Dlackwood, 81;
Goodrich, ll9.
County Judge: Rozzell, II.
Clerk: Driver, so; Carmack, l06.
Coroner: Lawrence, G7.
Sheriff: Hayes, 81; Haskins, lO5.
Treasurer: Gaylord -; Ward 1913.
| Assessor: Hill, y; Garrett, l20.
| Surveyor: Archillion, 81.
Justices of the Peace: JOSIAH
Hayes, lO5; J. r. Riggans, Ill.
TOTALS.
Eagle, 1923; Norwood, 500.
Chism, ll5O; Terry, 79s.
| Woodruff, ITO; Daniels, IL.
| Dunlop, ll47; Bird, 70S.
| Atkinson, ll45; Duval, 800.
Cobbs, TAG; Moorehoad, $50.
| Thompson, ll50; Baker, 797.
Cockrill, 1850; Scott, 706.
| For license, 1104; Against, G3l
| Constitution, S32; Against, 3i2.
| Edrington ,5G2; Block, III; May.
wood, 43T; Boykin, /.
| Harris, 1898; F'cathorston, i6.
| Blackwood, 1913; Goodrich, 004
| Roz1cll, 1856; Goad, 3.
| Driver, 1071; Carmack, so.
| Lawrence, l24O; Thomas, II.
Hayes, 1913; lIasltins, SjS; Guflir
IA.
| Gaylord, lll4; Ward, 70S.
| Hill, ll2i; Garrett, 763; White Z
| Arohillion, 1872.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-08
WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT
MAY TERM. lSss.
Amanda J RAmb0' rlain'in.
Jane. Rambo, Defendant.
The non resident defendant. James Rambo is
warned to appear in this Court within thirty Ca,
days aud answer the complaint OF the plaintin,
Amanda }. Ramho.
HUGH II. MCNEIGiI. Clerk.
August u, 1855. by T. / McNeigh. D,puty
:. 5. >cnmrs, atty. Tor plt'h.
IL. NJ. Mclegl, atty. f0f non-res dert.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-08

Crittenden county went demo-
cratic.
Block carried his county s,'id
Edrington carried Crittcnden by a
large majority.
Boykin is not yet heard from,
The democratic majority in the
State is somewhere between 10000
and 10000. Not so bad for presi-
Dental year.
The Young Mems Democratic
Club furnished powerful sight of
enthusiasm on the day OF election.
The boys and that Mule made a
lot OF fun, and gave all the candidates
4 free ride.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-08
WARNING ORDER.

IN CRIT1ENDEN CIRCUIT CO UhT-JANU-
AKY TERM, lSs9.
y. N. Capps and W Y. White, P!aintns,
Against
Paul II. Cohbs and Anders Oh Il.
Morrison J Defendants.
The Defendant, Anderson Is. Morrison, /.
warned to appcar in this Court within thirty
days and antwer the COMPLAINT OF the plaintiffs
Il. n. tapps and W \ WlH.e.
Marion, Ark, August .Uth., 1883.
NM. VANCE. JE GLat.
q. p. Lyle, so citor i3r oIlpluia lnl-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12

THE Senate, in executive session, has
adopted the Chinese Treaty as amended b,
the Committee on Foreign Affairs. These
amendments were suggested by Morrow o'
the California delegation. All Of Monow's
amendments, however, were net adopted.
The frst smendmen prohibits the return o.
Chinese not now in the United States. wheihe'
they hold certificates or not. The second
amendment provides that no Chinese laborer
shall enter the United States without pro
ducing to the proper officer the return certi
ncate required. 1t ispretiy we'll understood
that the Chinese Minister will accept the
amendments; in fact, it is said that a mem
her Of the Senate Committee had a confer.
ence with him. ard he signihed that he would
assent to the changes in the text Of the
agreement.
The treaty was adopted almost unanimous
~. There was no roll call on its adoption
1t is thought that Bayard will secure the
formal consent of he Chinese Minister to the
,reaty IN lew days, and that thus the inter
national agreement will be ratified and will
I've the law for the next twenty years. Rep
resentalive Merrow will now press his Exclu
.,on bill in tn. House, and Ste fart will urge
a similar measure IN the Senate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12

The following bills were examined and allow.
ed by the Board of County Commissioners At
its regular monthly meeting. held May
9TH, 1885
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12
ADMINIST ATOR'S SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
4Nundersigned. Administrator of the estate
oil Marco Depoli. de eased, will under the or
ders and DEGREES Of the District Court OF the
state of Nevada, county of Lyon, on Saturday
the 18th day of May 1888. at noon OF that day
at the dwelling ouse OF the Undersigned. on
the land hereina ter described, In Lyon county
Nevada, sell at private sale, for cash. TO the
person or persons offering the highest price,
the following described real estate and personal
property belonging 10 the estate Of said de-
REAL ESTATE.
An undivided interest equal to Is 24) three
of the east [ ~ one half Of the
one-hslf of the south east iA) one.quarter Of
Sc ton twelve tl2) in Township sixteen tl6)
north OF Range twenty one (2l) east, As describ-
ed on the official United States Surveys. con.
in Lyon county, Nevada, known a. the Ceresola
ranch; also like interest In the crops growing
thereon.
Personal PROPERTY.
An undivided interest equal to thres.twepty.
fourths 324) Of the following described per.
sonal property on said ranch:
Twenty Horses,
Three Spring Wagons,
Two Hay Wagons.
Fttsy.three Head Of Cows,
One Reaper and Mower,
One lot OF Farming Implements and Tools.
Household Goods and Furniture.
Ten tons of Seed Potatoes.
Ten tons Of Hay,
Two tons OF Barley
Lot of Garden seeds. and q like interest in
an o.ner personal property belonging to said
DOMENICo CEREsoLA.
Administrator of the e4tate OF Marc
Dated Dayton. May Sd, 1888.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12
A NEW PLEA.

There are half-dozen men in the United
States engaged in he business OF Turing
small numbers Of Republicans into line OF
aetisn which helps along the Democracy.
They operate on the we'll known tendency
SEINE Republicans to support for every poll,
ical novelty that is presented 10 them. Each
OF these operators ha. his own specially. All
Of them are going 10 refine secitey or politics.
with ludicrously inadequate means. One Of
them. 6. w. Curtis, appears, however. to be
badly pressed at this time. The Civil Serv
ice Reform that was TO be set en- foo, b,
President Cleveland has proved to be farce.
The statistics Of The appointments made es
tablish that fact. There is no escape for the
Mug~umps. They have been taken in. MIR.
Curtis, therefore, finds himself in any exc.
va,ions that looks very like a ''la>t ditch
He has lately attempted to excuse Presldenr
Cleveland on the ground that his party was
too much for him. He finds consolation in
the alleged circumstance that Grant had
something OF a like experience. II Mr..
Curtis is 10 be taken at his word, neither
party car be relied upon for Civil Service
Reform. and, as a consequence. he must in
vent SEINE new party to carry alsns Presiden,
Cleveland. He has nothing to say Of the
weakness, or insineerity, or both, which the
facts Indicate. On this line Of defense al.
,na.. aow lind ~ nolitirai oy sarial aheYra
ton might be defended. When the lawyers
are at less for new plea they might adopt
that Of Mr.. Curtis. They could set up thar
the accused individual was really good
man. but the force Of circumstances were
such that he had to plfer or murder as the
case may be. though very much against his
will. This would bea, emotional insanity
all to pieces. F. Bulletin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12
APPLICATION FOR U. S PATENT
TO The
Comet South Extension Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company's Mine.
No. 547


U. S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY. New.
April 18th, 1888
Notice is hereby given that Fred Oest. whose
State of Nevada, has this day filed his appliCa.
ton for patent for eleven hundred and thirty
Ql3o) linear feet of the Comet South Extension
Gold and Silver mine. or vein bearing gold and
silver. with surface ground four hundred and
fifty t45v) feet in width situated in the Devils
Gate and Chinatown Mining District, county of
Lyon and State of Nevada, and designated by
the field notes and Official plat on file in this
Office rs Lot No. 4l in Township l6 north.
Range II. east NJ. D. NJ, said Lot No. a4s being
No. !, identical with post No OF the Comet U.
5. Survey No. l43 whence post No. of the
south End U. s. survey No. 12n bears south l5AA
thence LIST course south IS degrees east in south
end line o! Comet 5. Survey No. l2s at $50 feet.
crossed center line of Comet lode 4oO feet to
o
the northerly side line of the Independent U.
). Survey No. l4s; thence running Sd course
south u degrees d minutes west 1873 feet TO post
No. 4, identical with post No of the Indepen-
dent U. s. Survey No. las. Whence the south
west ,orner of Section g. Township Is north.
range q east M. D. NJ. bears north 5Sla degrees
west 1895 feet, Oests SHAFT bears north 20 de-
grees 81 minutes east 236 feet. Cazean's shaft on
Santiago lode bears south 70 degrees "A minutes
east 2Os feet, center OF mouth OF Comet South
Extension tunnel bears north Is degrees 80 min
utes east 422 feet; thence running Attn course
north IS degrees west 1874 feet to post No s.
thence running 9Th course north Is degrees 40
minutes east 1870 feet to post No l, the place of
beginning, containing HOS a.res, courses ex-
pressed from the true meridian. magnetic vari
alton at post No. !. l6 degrees 40 minute. east
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders once OF Lyon county. Nevada, in
Book of mining locations. on pages IA and
244l. and bounded as follows, to wit: Bounded
on the north by the Comet u s. Survey No. l23
on the northwest by the South End U. 3. Sur
vey No. 10 on the south by the Independents U.
and Conner's ,iaim). Any and all persons
claiming adversely any portion OF said Comet
south ExtensOn Gold and silver Mine or sur
claims with the Register of the United States
Land Once at Carson City, State OF Nevada
during the sixty days of publication hereof. or
ions Of the Statutes. o. II. GALLUP.
Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12
IRRIGATION.

Hardly any Pacific Coasr paper can new
be taken up that does not contain an account
Of some large irrigation scheme in some par
OF California, Arizona, Oregon or elsewhere
But you see nothing about any schemes .
this kind in Nevada. or if you do i, is only
on paper. There are but few acres Of land
in this Safe now that are Of any considers
bic value that have not been taken up and
are swned BY individuals. There are many
acres, however, that could wafer be put OF
them, would raise tine crops OF any kind o.
grain. There is wafer, also. ia plenty ter
r;sa,e these tracts Of land il it was proprrlN
handled. 1t seems tina, ne private enterprise
~ill start the irrigation proposition and there
fore we believe ii would be a coed thing TO-
the State to make move in the matter. Al
appropriation Of $50, 900 or $4,000 would
not bankrupt anyone. and with this amount
experiments csuld be made in sinking arte
sian wells. II this did not prove success
full way OF obtaining water. the storing Of
the vast quantities thar 60 to waste could b
tried. Al the headwates OF the Carson.
Walker, Humboldt. Reese and other river>
in the State dams can be built that will keep
in reserve water enough 10 irrigate hundred>
OF acres Of land in the dry season. TIL.
mill men en- the Carson would also he great
~ benefited BY such an operation. The
Legislature this year should be selected from
men who will not spend all their time in
passing anti treat laws. Send some enc who
will irrigate occasionally an. maybe We can
&c, an appropriation for this purpose.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12

Bur . short time now remains before
the Republican State Convention meets.
There are several candidates for each Of the
several positions. and all are men ably quail.
flied to 6ll the Offices 10 which they aspire,
Fer Judges Murphy. Bartine and LeonaId
are seeking the nomination from this end 81
the State and McKenney from the East.
This will be the principal hgh, in the Con
vention. 1t 10 almost a certain thing thai
enc Of the candidates from this sectisn will
be selected, but which one is ast quite 90
ted will be elected. They are all we'll
known men. have held high positions ami
hiled them credhably.
1t 10 hard TO tell whs will be the nominee
for Congressman. A number Of promineA,
men have been mentioned for this pesilisn.
but it is now understood that A. c. Cleve.
having refused to run leaves things a little
mixed. 1t is net thought POwnins or Young
will succeed in getting the nomination and
great many are looking to BaItine to take
this place instead Of judgeship. Foley. o.
Eureka, nay also seek the nomination fol
this Office. Bartine wsuld ell the bill ex
acsly for this position. and signs pont to him
as the man.
Fer delegates to the National Convention
there are number Of candidates. 1t is ar
assured fact that Stewart and Jones will &c
and wilkins and Bender. OF Ormsby would
like TO 60, as alss would Meigs, Foley and
several others rom the Eas, possibly Pewn
ing. from Washse, Blasdel, from Esmeralda
and several others have been mentioned.
One Of the most important things for thu
Convention TO do is TO build a good solo
platform with some big hickory planks in i
ON the Silver, Foreign immigration an,
Naturalization question. No long string o
meaningless words should by rung in. lie
it be short and to the point. We also be
heve that the PreSdential Electors shoulc
give Stewart the first choice for President
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12

SiAIE Vt NEVADA,
COUNTY OF LYON.
l. W. Harris. County Clerk OF Lyon County
state OF Nevada, do hereby ,eitity, that the
foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy OF the
original, which now remains OF record In my
ONCE at Dayton. in said county.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand. and afi red the Seal OF
Lyon County, this 7th day of May,
1883. w. J. HARRIS
County Clerk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12
WHILE his son i. struggling with a di

WHILE his sen is struggling with di
vsree SUIT at San Francisco, the great Prohi'
bltionist DR.. K. II. Mcdonald is Struggling
with New York Court to prove that he is
the sole original author Of the "Vinegsr
Bi,ters" label. and thus beat the Walker
family out OF quarter Of millisn which
they claim
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12

Alta MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
ACentral Committee OF Lyon county. held
saturday, April 18th. 1888. 1t was ordered that Q
primary election be held by the Republican
party in Lyon county on
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12

SOME papers are stating that Governor
Stevenson is a candidate for Congress. 1tis
no, definitely known where the report sPung
frsm. and we do not believe that the gen
tlenan is o cannidate: what's more. il he's.
we do not believe that the people have any
idea 81 sending him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12

for the purpose of elscting thirty-two 1927 dele
gates to the Republican County Convention 70
be held in
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12
1t il ACurious Fact

Tha, the body 10 now more susceptible to
heneht from medicine than at any ether sea
SOC. Hence the importance Of taking Hood's
new, when it will do you the
most good. 1t is really wonderful for puri.
Tying and enriching the blood, ereatiag Az
appetite. and giving a healthy tone to the
whole System. Be sure 10 get Hoods Sarsa,
parilla, which 10 peculiar to itself.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12

M. c. Tilden has opened hi, law Office in
the Maxwell building on Pike street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12
NEW THIS WEEK.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
lNCo partnership heretofore existing under
the Arm ma me OF barton and thompson has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
Thomas Barton will pay all debts and collect
all moneys now due said firm.
THOMAS BARTON,
CHARLES THOMPSON
Dayton. May 9Th, 1885
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

r. l. Frankhauser. Of the Litchdeld.
Hillsiais county. Gazekte, Is In this city Wis
isinx bis sister Miss Mario Frankhauser, a
teacher Ia one Of the public schools.
Attorney Fred W Stevens has gone to
Dstroit on business trip and will spend
sunday 10 Ann Arbor With friends on bis
return.
MessZs. AuIliken. Brown. Watson, Pant
hnd and Cooo are having a splendid time
in the ~ est They are now Ia Mexico.
frank D. Eddy. the TOWNSHIPS Clerk. and
Dexter Y. Look. ths Township Treasurer
OF Lowell. are here on Official business.
Ons Of the propristors Of the Trade
Bs4rsaa. George NJ Jacques. Of New York.
vas In tbs city Yesterday on business
We Brysnt.of Detroi:, the travelling agent
Of the Chicago. ST. Paul A Kansas City Rail
way. vas Al sweets yesterday.
Frank Foster, the popular hardware
dealer Of NswsJxo, Is ia the city calling ON
oid friends.
Architect osgood = now living in bis
new residence. corner Of Tsrrace-sve and
Locust 81.
Senator J. ". Moon. 81 Musksgon, was
IA the city yesterday calling on his friends.
Hon. George +. Bowling and wife. Of
Montague. ~srsst The Morton yesterday.
Hon. Henry G. Sherwood. Of Watsrvlis..
was registered AZ Sweets yesterday.
Col. r NJ Irish. Of Kalamazoo. vas in
tbs city YESTERDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
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IKE CLAIMS ALLOWED
Fines Paid Back to ex. Fireman and Pc.
feemAn-M oDsrmott Appointed.

fines Paid Back tn an ex. Fireman and Po-
reeman-M oDsrmott Appointed.
The Board of Police and Fire Commits
sioneTs convened in weekly session yester-
day. with President Dygert in the chair.
The applications OF silas s. Miles. Willis
Holmes aud George NJ. Davis. for positions
on The police force were placed on file.
The following sccounts were allowed: q.
X Brush Company, supplies, $3s.l7; Haw-
kins s. Perry, supplies. $i94O: Telephone
Company, service. So; T.. w. Wells, veterin-
airy services. S.; b. +. McReynolds, salary,
SS3.33; James Tanner, three horses. 500;
Button Fire Engine Company. fire engine,
So $50; Barlow Bros. supplies, $3.50; spring
81 Co.. mating. $35.0s; w. u. Telegraph
Company, dispatch. 81 cents, Z. A. Arm
strong. supplies. 1886.
Patrolman Traxler, Treasurer of the
Police Relief Association. presented the
yearly statement of receipts and expen-
dltures, showing the receipts for the past
year 10 have been 81 OILS. Al aud interest and
the expenses. $46l.75. leaving a balance oil
S050 in the treasury.
The claim OF Fireman Fred Sargent fol
s. fine imposed 10y the Board, was allowec
on advice of the City Attorney, as was alsC
that of Dennis Behan. ex-patrolmsn, fol
$40.
William McDermott was appointed
engineer Of the new steamer at No.
engine house, at salary of 1914 pc
day.
Emery Sitter. having passed the proba
ton of sixty days. was appointed police
constable
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

IL kst 6oan4 - lave Il res sad sin
sn&tss yoa a. - pr hns AL tske pss fr
s4zss - space - year PAPER O. fQkaTs .
der. de siso kss sons displey saysTtis-
i1g sk4eh BE 81 dispose q ~ 49, psK
paxe ia1lnazEes tAat Il yea hsvsnt tns
selllsy - prepare tAs COPS foF ths 4assr-
tssal snt 0ns Il AS intsliissat hissliass sl1
o. e for yoss saa u a posseFiPt, eftsFs 70
ST. y08 pFinters ink 81 nftssn cscts |.
psQna. which yea could coaEFsct Ter p1a
sEy rtpat4sis la house I0r h4if Tie
E3o1eY.
ioa ali kaow thai lslles. lie las made
every oas II yoa sss4x-or -aat to-yei BE
. only fsebls imitas0F II ths - plcsl a. p
ysrlislng sksnt Of = lev years 40. STICKING
g rates knocks linn clean o1L he never
writes again after ne receives . reply 10 his
Dictates" lsGtsr from . Dlain Business CT
advertising manager. written sath = pen,
saying that accounts ara lot Opened ssih
advertising axsnts unless satisfactory refer
ences are gwen. that the rates enclosed are
lntexol<, that no com mlssl0ns can be
allowed. and that no ret advertising 10
wanted IN The Universal Advertising
Bureaus Ready Reference Last When he
eau get any commission and can't cut The
schedule rate bis occupation Is gone. and he
| quits. know, hare tired him.
And sticking 10 rates will nnziiy compel
al agencies % change their present relations
/ q newspapers. accommodation dsyoutly -
| Dc slshsi Tor ia nay opinion. Add 10
| hrmness IN rates, . Judlclous cutting down
| q com missions, which really should DC
wholly paid By the advertiser. and Il would
not be long uatil the advertising agent
wOald either be psld By the advertiser for
bis experience ana work. exactly as law
| yer 10 paid by his client or ne would have
70 quit business. Where he makes bis
money now Is IN the eutting rates. which
he Dersoades publishers 20 engage IN, and
| out OF which be aud the advertiser make .
handsome divide.
The transition ia the advertising business
| Is here, aud this association eau do much 10
maze the change q benefit 10 the newspaper.
IL can assist ia making the general adyer-
tlser and the publisher better friends. IL
can assure him that the papers composing
this body are OF high grade, that b. viii
| get bis moneys worth In them; and wish
the time was mere when IL could say that
each member had bat one price 10 every body
gpu always 10 stuck 10 his rates.