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GIgI

s. r. No. 245.-AN ACT to amend section
one III, chapter sixty 1901 Of the General
Laws OF 1889, relating to assessment and
collection Of taxes.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
SEcr1oN l. That section one III of chapter
sixty 1901 Of the general laws Of 1887 be
amended by adding thereto the following:
Provided, That to enable the treasurer to
county auditor shall, before delivering the
tax lists to the treasurer, note on said lists
opposite oil tracts which may have been sold
for taxes or bid in for the state and remain.
Ing unredeemed the words sold for taxes"
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage
Approved April 9, 1882
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Insurance Laws
20.

20.
II. F. No. 462-AN ACT to amend section
three hundred and thirty-eight $3.50 Of
chapter thirty-four (34) Of the General
Statutes Of one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-eight (ls7s) relating to the
organization and powers Of town insurance
companies.
Be it enacted BY the Legislature sf the stass
Of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section three hundred
and thirty .eight (33s) of chapter thirty-four
CT the General Statutes Of one thousand eight
hundred and seventy eight 0S79) be amend
ed by adding thereto the following: An in
slrance company organized under chapter
eighty-three Of the General Laws OF ono
thousand eight hundred and seveuty-five. ell.
titled, An act authorizing the formation OF
township insurance com anies, may and Is
hereby authorized to receive applications for
insurance and issue policies on any farm
property situated in any county, In portions
Of which such company is now authorized to
do business.
SEC. 2. All acts or portions Of acts incop-
sistent herewith are hereby repealed.
SEC 3. This act shall take effect and 30 In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
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H. r. No. 992-AN ACT

H. r. No. 9s2-AN ACT to amend section
1O5 Of chapter IL of the General Statutes
of lS79 as amended by section p of chap
ter 2, General Laws Of 1885, relating to
lien Of taxes between grantee and grantor,
on personal property.
Be it enacted by tile Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That section one hundred and
five lO5). chapter eleven Q1) Of the Cen
eral Statutes of 1879, as amended by section
twenty-five [22), chapter two (2), General
Laws of 1886, be and the same is hereby
amended SO as to read as follows: section
l05-The taxes assessed upon real property
shall be lien thereon from and including
the first day Of May, in the year in which they
are levied until the same are paid; but as be-
tween grantor and grantee, such lien shall
not attach until the first day Of January Of
the next year thereafter. The taxes assessed
upon personal property shall be lien upon
the personal property OF the person assessed,
from and after the time the tax books are re-
ceived by the county treasurer"
SEC 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
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"a,

8. r. GAN ACT to amend chapter 80,
General Laws Of 1875. by inserting after
the word stack" In line seven OF section
10 the words ''churchos and school
houses
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the state
Of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That chapter 50 Of the Cen
eral Laws Of 1875 be so amended by insert
ing after the word stack in the seventh
line Of section 10 Of said act the words
churches and school houses
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 7, 1881
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s. F. 172-AN ACT to amend section sixty
OF chapter eleven Of the General Statutes
OF 1878 (relatinE to taxes), by adding to
said section sixty as the same was amended
by section seven Of chapter two Of the
Laws of 1885 an additional clause.
Be it enacted by the Legislature q the Stats
Of Ainnesota:
SECTION l. That section sixty OF chaptar
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&. r. No. 369-AN ACT in relation to sale OF
f&G estate heretofore made by Executors,
administrators or guardians.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Of Minnesota:
TO any estate heretofore sold by an executor,
SdnIhistrator or guardian, In which any
heir or person claiming under the deceased,
or in which the ward or any person claiming
sale. it shall not invalidate such sale on ac-
count Of its appearing that the executor, adj
minislrator or guardian had not taken the
oath prescribed in section A., Of chapter 81. OF
che Statutes of 1878. Provided, that this
act shall not be construed to impair or in any
way affect any action now pending.
SEC 9. This net shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
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Garnishment and Lien Laws,
q q.

Fl. T. No. 6s9.-AN ACT to fix the anouns
of wages OF iaborers exempt from process
OF attachments, garnishments or execution.
Be it enacted By the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. The wages Of any person or OF
the minor children OF any person in any sum
not exceeding twenty Ave (25) dollars due
for any services rendered by any such person
or the minor children Of any such person for
any other person during thirty days preced-
garnishment or execution in any action
against any such person 0, persons shall be
exempt from such process
SIC: All acts or parts Of acts fnconsist-
ent with the provisions OF this act are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage
Approved April 16. 1889.
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said lands are situated; together with a Ger.
1idcate from the state auditor showing that
the lands scld to said purchaser at tax sale
have been forfeited to the state by the pur;,
chaser for the year or years for which SAID
receive from the county auditor all order on
the county treasurer for the amount paid at
said delinquent tax sale without interest,
provided that this act shall apply to sales OK
1uch lands heretofore made.
SEQ. 9, This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1889.
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5 L.

s. F. No. 576-AN ACT amending chapter
tifty-fve $50 of the General laws Of 1873,
being IN act entitled IAN act to protect
bona 6de occupants Of real estate"
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. The act entitled San act to
protect bona fde occupants Of real estate"
approved March 10th, 1873 being chapter
ffty-fve (53) Of the General Laws OF that
year, is amended by striking out from tho
third section thereof the words 1.-The rendi-
ton Of and inserting instead Of those words
the words ENTRY Of Judgment on Also by
striking on; Of the fourth section of said act
the words ''renditlon off, and by inserting
instead thereof the words ENTRY Of judy.
ment on Also by inserting the words
latter Judgment after the words claimant
within one year." in said fourth section.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage, and shall
apply to all actions whether heretofore or
hereafter commenced; provided, however,
that this act shall not apply to any action
now pending in which Judgment has already
been entered.
Approved April "a, 1889.
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valid debt d said school distrios; thAt said
bond or ordfr is duly registered In this Office.
lied; and that the 49nafntes afixed to said
bond or order are the genuine signatures Of
the proper oficers OF such district The
blanks shall be flied accordinf to the facts,
county auditor and attested by his ol1cial
SIC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
Approved April 20. 1854
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AZ.

II. F. No. 46C-AN ACT to amend section
ninety-seven l97) Of chapter eleven (ll)
Of the General Statutes of eighteen hun
dred and scvcnty-eight QS7e), relating to
taxes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota
SECTION l. That section ninety-seyen (97)
Of chapter eleven 11D of the General Stat
utes of eighteen hundred and seyent-eight
<lS78), Us amended by section nineteen (19)
of chapter ten tiO' of the General Laws for
the year eighteen hundred ana eightv-one
4lSSD, be and the same is hereby amended
by adding to the first paragraph and before
the first proviso of said section nineteen (l9)
the following words, to-wit: Provided,
That in any action or proceeding brought to
vacate or set aside any tax judgment, when
the land has been sold to an actual purchaser
pursuant to the provisions Of this act, before
any order, judgment, or decree shall be
entered vacuting or setting aside said tax
judgment in favor of the plaintiff or appli.
cant, he shall pay into court for the benefit
OF the other party all taxes, penalties and
costs, as appear from the books OF the county
auditor with interest thereon paid by such
party, or any one from whom he claims.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and DO
in force from and after the date Of its pass
age.
ADnrOved AOril 0tth 1900
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ID.

Il. F. No. 399-AN ACT entitled an act to
amend section Of chapter 66 Of the Gen
eral Statutes of 1873. relating to civil &C.
tons.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota
SECTION |. Thatsec four (4) of chap sixty
six (66), Of the General Statues of 1878 be
amended so as TO read as follows:
SEQ. 4. Actions to recover real property.
No action for recovery of real property,
or for the recovery Of the possession
thereof, shall be maintained unless 1t appears
that the plaintiff, his ancestor, predecessor or
ises in question, within fifteen years before
the commencement of the action"
The periods prescribed in the preceding
section for the commencement OF actions,
are as fOllOws:
SEC. 2. Nothing herein contained shall be
construed to affect any action or proceeding
now pending i'll any OF the courts of this
state.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and DO
In force from and after the first day of Jan.
Jury, 1901.
Approved Apr. 81, 1889.
s. F. 443.-AN ACT to amend section SO Of
chapter III, General Statutes 1873, as
amended by section of chapter General
Laws OF $50, relating to taxes
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
SECTION 1. That section fifty-nine 1891 Of
chapter eleven III, General Statutes 1873,
as amended by section six Isl, chapter two
ri. General Laws of 1855, be amended by
inserting after the word fact in the fl
teenth line of said section six l61 the follow
ing: 1.-THE sheriff shall at the time of filing
said list with the clerk also return all the
warrants with Endorsements thereon show
ing his doings in the premises, and the clerk
shall file and preserve said warrants in his
Office"
SEQ. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 24, 1899
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II. 7. No l,o67.-AN ACT leealizing tho acts
OF county auditors who have certified to the
validity OF school district bonds aud Or
Be IT enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
at Minnesota:
SECTION 1. Wherever the county auditor Of
any county has heretofore certified upon
any school district within his county, that
such bond or order 10 issued in accordance
with law. and is legal and valid debt of the
school district Issuing such bond or order,
and effect az it would have. had such oct
been expressly authorized at tho time such
certificate was made.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
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...-....,... Co1nty, Minnesota, IL issued
n accordance with Law, and 10 Q legal and
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18

Field S"tSs OF .ement.rts Supvay of
T.. ~. Susyey No 81, Ieai's Yarsn
Mining sfa~t"tri, E@meraida Goa
~, state o. Seyalss

To the Surveyor General OF SrvaGs-Sir: In
accordance With ne written insractions
rom youg Office. dated Marcu ajlh, ,S9 | re-
iahe 10 the H,rax claim Of the ~, etappbe
and Hazeitiae Company, IN 1eals Mars Ii
aiming District, Eslnecada county, Nevad l..
known as U. S survey No 81 of that Dislric =.
and proceeded TO II ke survey Of line
cGilncetips post No vi said q y y NJ ~
with the sectioI. corner connnn 10 section,
Sand D, ID and Il, in TAN, IL 3 n. d. u b..
aud NJ, IL Nevada, April sitR, 1889 as follows:
From sad corner post No OF USS No 50, in
ssid mining district, rsa wi, b ru beari gs,
variation ~ de9 eJ min T., 8 ~ Deg Is mlu Il !.
% - chains, 10 sectIJa corncr c1mmo4 10
sections aud 8, IS aud Il, IL I 4 y, L. 3SE,
ii. D. Is. and i.
tSigneal; ALFnEus CARRARD.
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PERSONAL, AND LITERARY.


Louisa do IL, Kanee r9qa4y@G t.,a
name '0uida" from her habs sis4or.
that being the nearest taa littis ous
loga come 10 louisa.
= Richard clifford PalsgavoA sas
Arabian sravolen is dead, According
t, the jewish GasoDie!o b. ws.s bs1p i
jew Titb taa naps Of Cohen. S@p
changed il wheg he married,
In g lately Published story hook
for boys, the author has eoy thir-
teen years old capture Tia 90 burglars.
save four persons from drowning. dis
cover and put ont q fire, save a city
from inundaEion and find $4,000 ia an
s,ley.
--Ihelate Mr. Levy. the proprietor
OF the London Daily Telegraph, bought
that property for $1,000, aud ne. with
bis hsotnee and zen, made itone of the
-to.ea great newspaper properties OF
tho 4'org4 Old Dir. Levy was very
cha 'i'a5le is.sr, siaaplsa IA his manners
aud tnstes, ana wls. tina last protesting
jew Il his family, ell OK whom uow
bear the pume o; Lawson.
iii IS o Law in GerlnGaY that no
literary work may no dediaated 10
lptiAbsr Of tho inperial family unless
i net only comes 10 70 . certain
| @sapeara o. exec .ienee-wAich point i
-a'nitied 70 3 board Of savants Tor de-
tis.sAtls~oAs also contains new views or
s,>s5eFlss OF some nature. The law
ssi@ 70 i'e enforced with only rare
9Aee,asaii-.s.
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F II SMITH,

rY Z, s,,ry srsghan SuperinfnnG 81 and
asspl huse Post lfice addrnss II t,rll vile,
Eslaefsl ia count atite 81 ySdl. has THIS
DAY filed his applica ion fsr |. patent FIR the
tIw apple aud ltay lsae Borate or . rax
depo it MIN, hgsring BuraE situated in
PeG1'- IA IA Mining II s;ritt. Esn"iafda
cagHty, S..sa a. md dec gnsl hY Tho d
note- ~ Official p al on ole in tnis ofilcs IA
LOT es,itabrr "a ~ FoNnsh p M. 4 Nor h,
ks4g' Tint. three East, Mouat Drahln ia e
ana meridian, sud bot q. % b ;as de
scribed az f,ilowa. To wit:
Beginning az pnss 10 Of the SONNY III
yr' NJ II, set n pin" post No |. / feet n,
int hos sgu4sa, mar6eti 5 + No - and
mmia lr m WHICH post No 3 Of y : 5 V
Nos be Is 3 Dig % m n, ii chs, and )
Sc /. bear 2 p lint Of b Iek lava rock. marked
: q, the same be4ring as frun L ) $ V
No - and IS deg 10 lain E. 35.9O chs bears
post Np1or L ) ) Y No b.
Thel ce y &c deg 30 min. w 0i5 chs, sc
pine post 3S2x2, Ilrkad U $ 4 M , in
mound, thence G3 de- 81 min W, 7.i2 chs
set pine post 3xax,, marked u ; p M i'll
mound. th"uce y ~ deg u min, " t.7o rhs
rct zine %; 5N,AG marnrd > ir No in
mou d, thence y s. deg IN min, L 7.l2 chs,
cedar post 40 OF county Sy Nu2.
Thence 81 dee 20 min. e Is IS chs. set
pine post 3x3x, marked ) No 5 in
mound; thence u d z % min. & 81 80 cls,
set pine post aud y. xaxa. marked 4 5 p 40
6 in mound; thence n % deg 81 min. L Il %
Cd ins, set pine post iz2S!. marked u =
No in mound; thence = 2j 1 z 30 min. Il
li.5o chs, 81 pine post 3x.4s 4tarkei s p
No III mound. thence = ~ TX 20 min, "
li.oC chs seL p!ue post 3x!x3 marked L p
No ., IN mound ,hsLcr = - z 10 min. =.
los CHS, piae post 3xsz III L kci u ) r
No 10, in IL and; themes : % deg ~, min, W
li.i5 chs, to post No ~ al & > ) NJ 81; thence
y 70 deg 10 min. w ..>s -. IL posi- 40 IL +
NJ 5 No 81; thence 5 e3 deg 81 mi W
AGO CHS, Ia beginning; Containing i43.4s
acres.
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Blair maine

Or a3rfaee ground, ere required 30 ass sAeis
.dyssss Claims U1sh the Resis,oe OF the
tAisa states Land otHee al caSssa city,
in SRs state Of Acsada. dering tse sixty
days pcriud of Publication hereei, ert4oy win
be- t.red Us yu;ss 81 The prcyisioss Of The
atstLs. .. a 0AlLuP- Re.jatcr
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i'vaE Peak Mia "

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eI,ptsn,i,u. re A W tt0.t,er. iis ,tt.r,
ts.,F4.t. wi.ss i. ,sfirr st,Ss. i
i. Ahg g. gsnfet,td c,uafv. \ y1ga.
"a. daY led his ami 80
"a ltot.l ~ aitr Il Aaacs.ed t;aeas
= h E14 mine Or vein. aeagiuu
1lnf q. ~ width, s.taat J in
sily psaE ul0 I'd Mous8Ain
lefAJ,g Iisssict. corlte - slntr d ana
tate o Nevada, and d siguat q ly ~ field
5o'es n daHs. d 20. file in ls>s ,g,re ne
i.ot Mama aiXIs *. In for.n hip tN
oni In re ,hirry ..At cast. o NJ H..
bl ba~c and meridian said l. Sa Gs bcin
assesib,d as fAllowe, TO wit.
" ntGgst .p Il mar ed 40. USS
- st.. or cted his min s.tery corne. Ut
the c.nipa, Wiener min,ral n,eulIm.nf No :
ecnrs y 40 deg IS min r.. al a distance OF
i25 81 fe.t. and posi- No | of Lot No /; bears
y 3, deg - min h. 1T u distance of 25O.5 ieet
Thence running
firet gours, -Sonth 81 deg /. min ".
Ed feet 10 uost Au3ot Lot 80 A: nj - G feel
/, post No4 of Lol 80; AT 100 feet TO post Ma
all. U.s. No G6: at the south end of Lodi,
LIN. whence the local! on not hex.s !
deg % min Z. and is distant a8g6 f..t M d
CONTINUING on the first course at a t,tal dis
lance of 5sl ieet To posl Nos US No d6
Thence ruaning
: cond Cour-c-N IS deg IS min ". total
ditta CO of rs 0 feet 10 posi- No4 USS NoB,.
Al lat.d at south side of -. liver Peak Mines"
Third e urse--s 81 de,, II min F. q, ssl .
feet 10 rost >o5lLU>s Noss. nj IN. nort1 =.
~ end of lode line and At n total di. tauee o,
:gi.a feet 10 nos, yo6iSs Cs 1h.uc.
running
Fsu,th Course 5 s. der. 10 mpF. nj SHIP
fee, To son, hwe,te,ly ner most of J.ot Nh
a, Is feet TO right: at 80 3 feel 20 post Ma T.
Uss 65 A, and WHENCE p..st MOI of uss No
Go bears y 81 de-. 81 min sat u distance OF
1873 feet, and p,st Noaof rss No a. boar
n y; dew 81 min 4. AT Il d.s al.ee ,f ,o2 , feel
and continui y on same fourth course a total
distance Of 100 itet 10 post MOI of uSs NJ
60. III. nDaco of beginning co,rainin. col
aerc,.
such norton of U>s. No. 6fi ma co cfict.
with uss. No 60 and USs No. 81 \ is exoiu.
ded. a. fellows; Exclusion h, 10, No go i
described ~ allows,
BEGINNING At a point y ~ deg !, min F. ard
di.taut so.2 feet from post No of Uss No
gs. Thence ypDpinu
Flrst oarse-N 81 deg II min y .or a dist
.nee OF age.s feet 10 most No6U>s Soss
raorce running
serond coarss-s 81 deg Is min e for dis.
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HUMOROUS.

~ reOtcl ERaVeulgpor once said'
.'Trade's very dull the moo. | haen
buried a leevin' cratur Tor three
weeks.'i
--George-"Atter Miss De Pink, ahP
Are you solid with her father!' Gus
$50 idP Every time am with her
father I an potriEed, "-Philadelphia
Record
Worthy OF 1t. -Sopitsy-"Hslloi
Deacon Fenderly Is dead. Quill
'How much space shall wegive him.
Scribsy well. as he Vas Il pillar o.
tho church | suppo 70 he ought TO have
p column, but shall only giyo hlia g
stick
Mira. Smith-''What do You cup
pose makes the new m;nistecso under
sizeds u3 looks a. ii 10 hadn't got
his growth M 3. Bascomb--."I
dun n, 5ut hind o. suspect he was
broughtup on the Shorter Catochism. !"
Burlington FREQ p.es'.
You never sit anl Talk to me
now a.; you d. boiors wa wero mar
ried. - sighed ths young wife. "No,"
replied the husband. who WIS q drum
mcr, tho boss always tod mo TO stop
prAising the goods 81 soon as the bar.
gain was struck. - \, \. Sun.
Joe, think you are getting bit
bald, said working man 20 his mate.
playful y smack.nz tho ahipy place
with his palm, Ioe answered with
dignity; THAT Isn't any thing new. /
was always bald. 'Cos why? Ny
rIother lad so often 20 pat mo on til.
cad and say, We'll done, Joe, my
boy!-so she wore all tho air OIL. ~
n. Y. Ledger.
1T has been shown BY recent o,ab-
orate experiments, carried en- by Dir.
Foogay, OF Roston, thaG malaria will
frequently got hold og p man and hang
on till sawer-gaa comes UP and finishes
him. D.. Eoogay has alJo shown that
thera is nothing safe in this world ex-
oept bran-pudding ana q vacuum, and
he isp-eparir1 81, Indictment agains.
tho vacuum. Fred II. Careuth.
--Streot-car driver--''3fo and that
off-harse has been Workin' for the oosa-
pany for twelve years now" Pas5on-
ger--"That SO? The company must
think > great deal OF you both.
IVA |. dunno; last wake the two OF
us was taken sick aud they COT a doc
ther for the hare and d)clled me.
Gfd-ap. thare, now, betsy. IN. /.
Tribune
Tho Colonel--"HIv own darling, /
hope yea like the bracelet; and lpt ma
be- first To clasp Il Oh hatloye.y arm. -
May-"Oh, Harry, 1t Is juat too beau
tiful. But it must have your mono
gram on Tho Colouel-"E, mono
gram! You adorest and lost, to
express the wish" May-."Ye5, dear.
40 that IL can not forget to whom
| am Engaged Collapse OF tho
Colouel.)
A Newark pastor lately had q.
poem addressed TO him, but 1t waa aer
cqmpenied with ~ purse OF gold. SoIne
people who send poems to nawspapet5
would do we'll TO take hint, Really
an editor who often views with alarm
poetry which comes go him in an nm
familiar handwriting would bo abba
TO consider it more favorably Il it had
ssch o Welcome attendant. Christian
Inquirer.
Tramp ftalnkin- to obtain SYM
patay)--"I say. mum. i ain't got no.
where that can cali q home. &pd I
a'n't eat nnthin' ell day, Wouia you
nind 1t, mum, ii slep' ia the spow
here until morniu'p' Lady ef Rous.,
awho knows em}-,"No. | sin't got
any objections You can dron dowa
there auyWhe 9; only roFQerahaa. thas
as don't charge yea any thiGs iof
yons leag:a', ! shall eypae' yon 10
shovel the snow away from the aeasS
10 tno morn;n' Life,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18

Tie location Of thiamius IS recorded IN the
Recprders Office of Esmeralda county.
Neg., ia 3eoL d, pagts 3iA VA Of Miasag
Loeatiuos.
ks joining elaimanis are lee rsensi-
mel elaiin, rosn, 'trowning G,osy."
Any aud all perso9a claiming sdverSel,
any portion Of said
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u l. ONE oE TUE

1E$T ApliaIlSiEi MfDIuhS,
Bastness men, Mine,r and Professionsl
mon, and sil otkers arg roeIesl,~i 70 Inspect
our advertising coiumps.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18

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