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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07
The Local Field.

Nh. FARMER, be sure TO attend
the meeting at Town Hall, Satur-
day afternoon of this week.
The IIoare brothers are fortunate
in owning some Of the most sub
aauual diggings in this vicinity.
OLD COUNTRY SoAP.-The best
value in the city for the money
only 5 cents per bar; at the Cash
Grocery House.
THE lucky miners, John Opie ard
Peter Adams, have run onto re-
spectacle sheet Of mineral, in con
nec,ion with their dryboue dig
qugs.
A GOOD lead ore prospect has been
discovered by w. II. Blewitt in his
lot in The north part of the city.
Mr. A. Uux@ble has gone in as a
partner
DuED-Iu this city, Tuesday, Feb.
4tb, 1889, al Z a. m, the only son
and child Of Dir. and Mrs. Peter
SeigeE Of whooping cough; aged
a months.
TIM Meigs Sisters Vocal Quar-
te,te Of New York City, with Chas.
F. Uoderbill as reader, will appear
in lae Piatteville Lecture Course on
Saturday, Feb. 9th
The Salvation Army will com
mence holding meetings in the
Presbyterian church on Saturday,
teo. 9tb, at O'clock D. M. All are
cordially invited TO attend. Come
one, come all.
Tim new VI. 4. church at Hazel
Green was dedicated last Sunday.
The sum Of SI4OO was asked for to
clear a.L iueumbrauces, but the gen
efoas hearted people sweIled the
donation TO 5000.
IHEaE is no danger in giving
tham5crIaiu's Cough Remedy to
Oa'dren, as it contains no injurious
substance; besides it is unequalled
'of coughs and Group. Children like
H. for Sale by w. H. Prideaux.
InG mining craze has reached
saea pitch in this city that several
parties are sinking holes in their
fHtaie lots. If no other success
crowns their efforts they will have
'ae satisfaction Of furnishing their
own ,,one.
'sA chewing paralysed the mus
e.a. II q girps face, and the case
q. Interested the doctors, some Of
VIE" had observed similar symp-
.'.a. - gum ebewers. and now they
A1y" how 10 account for twitching
and twisted faces.
a, i. regular meeting Monday
'saa5 the council voted solidly
I'd .a'or Of the petition to remove
etc., from the saloon win
ao"s on sunday; and now it is left
~ ..e city attorney to draw up an
ordinance to that effect.
4 COUNTY OPTION BILL has been
Introduced in tile Legislature, which
'2' ies that on petition Of at least
cent # Che qualified voters
n. fothe County judge
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07

DIED.-In Philadelphia, Pa, Jan.
q, at the residence Of her son Ly-
man 0. Orton, Esq, Mrs Nancy c.
Orton, aged s5 years The remains
were brought TO Darlington and in
TERED in the cemetery here on the
z6th, funeral services being held at
the residence Of Hon. j. a. Orton.
The deceased lady was resident Of
our city for many years, and waI
loved and revered by all who knew
her -Dartingtyn Journai
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07
CLOSING OrT.

Doors AND SHoss.-$3,OOO worth
Of boots aud shoes, wbbers and
footwear Of all kinds, TO be closed
out AT actual cost We are deter.
mined to close out this part Of our
stock. GUNDRY, GRAY % Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07

better chance of getting there than
does a drinking sneak and coward.
This man means, it appears, that we
might get hurt. Well, we'll! that
shows just what we can expect from
the saloon element, That shows
what the licensing Of a saloon leads
to, That shows that il robs men of
their manhood and makes sueaks
aud towards ont of them. That
shows the true makeup of the
saloon element
In the name of everything that is
good and pure, in the name of right
and justice, wake up and clean out
the stink holes we have among us to
foster sueaks, towards, criminals
and everything else. Wake up
once and take a look at yourselves
and behold the mark of iucouss-
teucy branded ON YOU! Inconsistent
as true men and true citizeps! lu-
consistent as Christians aud docrs
Of justice! How long shall this be
tolerated? How lone shall we slt
like bumps ON log and look at this
a''sracelul method ol a curse OF
far @ oaca n p''', 0nr l;,ns 's' ,na y" =, ''' ",'
simple duyl We assure Won there
is NO danger Of losing your souls.
Inc meanest sons ol hquor aud all
,'', ,o" IVA ''"' :, '''" '''''' '''''''' 'o"''
NJ,
,,,.,r5 n, Mani. 1 ,;l..,.I.'1.'
;,. 49,. 49, I5 -.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07

The DodgcviIle aud Mineral Point
teachers are planning to hold a
joint meeting sometime in this
month, at DodgeviIIe.
Thirteen boys and girls of tho
High School are studying Latin.
Some Of them think German would
be less difficult TO learn. Cheer up,
"igbor o0taiu riHcH."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07

mltted to the people until the expi-
ration of three years.
TUESDAY was the coldest day had
here this winter. In the morning
the thermometer showed about six
degrees below zero, and at noon
about ten above. There was a
change in the weather of fully forty
five degrees from Monday noon to
Tuesday morning.
PARTIES holding an invitation to
the party for benevolent purposes,
to be given at the City Hall next
Thursday evening, the l4th, can
secure tickets for the same at the
Postofice book store, ITanscom's
book store, Pulford's or Prideaux's
drug stores
TRAVELLERS who have been in the
habit Of buying fragments Of 1000
mile books from scalpers will have
to be careful now. Commencing
with this month the railroad com
pauies put detectives at work to root
out this practice. All mileage books
found in improper hands will be
confscated.
The proprietors of the Cash Gro
Gerry House added popularity to
their establishment last Friday and
Saturday by serving a cup of excel
lent coffee to one and all, great and
small. A large crowd each day was
drawn by special invitation, the
enterprising proprietors spariug no
effort or expense in soliciting at
tendance. Everyone who partook
felt the happier and better for so
doing,
HERE is another problem for those
of our readers who are thus inclined:
Three men and their wives, six in
all, went to market to buy some live
pigs. Each one of the six bought
pigs and pigs of a different grade.
Each man and woman paid as many
shillings apiece for pigs as they
bought number of pigs. Each man
paid ont 63 shillings more than his
wife did. How many pigs did each
one buy?
THERE are events occurring III
every community which if reported
in local paper would create a com
motion little dreamed of. What to
report and what not to, often per-
plexes Iocalizer. He is often IN
Justly accused of cowardice and
fayoritism, when all the time he is
looking towards the good reputation
of the town where his lot is cast.
The writer from necessity almost
constantly finds himself between
two fires and which ever way he turns
he is sure to be uniustly accused.
LAST Friday evening q sleigh
load of young ladies and gentlemen
seventeen in all-of this city, met
number Of their farmer friends at
the residence Of Mr.. N. X. Van
| Matre, about seven miles southeast
of here. They all report having had
very pleasant time. 1t might truly
be said that Mr.. Van Matre, himself,
took no small part in making it a
| joyful occasion. The only unpleas-
ant feature Except a little walkiug)
was the tipping over of the sleigh
against a wire fence while returning
home. Although no one was serious
Ily hurt, one young lady had her
face badly scratched with the barb
wire.
How MANY are there who fully
realize that we have in Mineral
Point a Photographic gallery that
turns out as good work as can be
had anywhere? Reference is made
to the gallery Of J. (. Hosking,
over Prideaux's drug store. This
well lighted and convenient suite Of
rooms has been greatly improved
under the present management
furnished with new carpots, new
! chairs and other equipments-mak-
/ ing il among the most inviting
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07

BpneiICiaI DepaF LIllSII'
r..sa.sHed for the accommodation Of those who
~, ~, want iu any way, those who have lost
r t.uuu valuable property, and tor thpst VINO
4 First insertion FREE, and Tor each ih-
g..,..r thereafter twenty-five cents
DST-A geuteman's Kid nit mate TO the
s-1.,r1I Finder please leave the same at this
office.
WANTED 70 trade tor wood, good, sec
VI .r8-nui, singer sewing machine. Guar
sr-sef tu Boz in first class order.
o. E. HOshING, Photographer.
rDFFEH lorsale my farm of 40 acres, east of
r.y. Nuil watered; good mouse ana barn.
r,., f.-,0- 5wIt EDW. g. JEFFREY.
l1-ANTEU-A girl TO do general housework.
w mm.rr st Ed. Dcyliu's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07
CIVIL GORERNMENT.

When did the electoral colleges
meet?
Who has charge Of the certificates
Of election that have been sent 10
Washington?
when was the new electoral law
enacted2
Compare with the old electoral
law.
When and how are the electoral
votes counted2
The successful man is he that
attends to the details Of his business.
The efficient teacher no less care
fully looks after the little things in
her work A missing bolt may
wreck train. One faulty plan may
disturb the entire economy Of a
school Remember il is the chiuk-
ing that makes a wall firm.
We need more mental arithmetic
10 our schools.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07

an old Soldier and Historical
Connect tioHS.
On Friday morning Of last week
Capt. y. B. Moore and family, in
company with his half brother,
Orrin Goodrich, arrived from Chi
cago to attend the funeral of their
sister, T.. McKeuney, of Lima, who
was buried at "Lids" church, in
that town, on the day of their ar
rival Capt. Moore's visit TO his old
home and place Of his birth very
naturally brings to mind many Of
the early "reminiscences Of this
country. He was born within the
present limits Of tho town Of Mif.
fin 81 years ago, and continued 70
reside here until his removal to
Chicago u years ago; and his
brother Levi, now Of California,
was born in what is now known az
Iowa county sixty years ago, aud is
supposed to have been the first white
child born in this part'o the state.
His father, Daniel Moore, says the
Masonic history Of Wisconsin, "was
a man Of the real pioneer stock.
He was the first Mason buried with
Masonic honors in this part of the
state, and to the best of our kuOwl-
edge, the first in the state. The
funeral lodge was opened on the
high prairie near Belmont, May
18th, ls45"
The place referred TO in the above
was in the southern part of the
town of AIfiin ON lands now owned
by J. W. Rewey, and his remains
he buried near that place.
Capt Moore will remain in the
neighborhood few days visiting
with old friends and neighbors, Of
whom he has many.
He was an honored soldier in tho
late War Of the Rebellion, enlisting
at Mineral Point in August, 1861, in
Co. +, nth Reg, Wis. Vol, and
was mustered into the Y. ;. service
al Madison on the 27th day Of Sept.
Of the same year, and served with
his regiment until the close Of the
war.
Those Of his comrades who are
living will remember how bis quick
perception and ready hand saved the
life Of his captain, Angus Melon
aid, al the battle Of H. Bakely,
Alabama. When q rebel soldier
was taking deadly aim at him Ser
geant Moore shot and killed the
rebel, and for which act Of bravery
be was promoted to the rank of
captain. It is needless to add that
by that act he received the deepest
gratitude Of biz captain, who has
long since crossed the dark riyer.
Captain, may your visits to your
old home be more frequent j. the
wish yl YoUE FLl-aD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07

One of the regulations, adopted
by the board of education requires
pupils 20 bring written excuses from
their parents, for absence or urdi-
ness. The best interests of the
school necessitate the enforcement
of this regulation. We ask the
parents to help Us in this matter.
We respectfully ask you TO sign
these excuses.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07

4 school needs the moral as well
AS the financial support of it's
patrons No other public institution
is more sensitive to the influence of
public sentiment, A school will
never rise above the popular ideal
of o school It is true, that the
efficiency of a school depends largely
upon the teacher, yet he must have
the sympathy and help Of the par
ents There is another class who
WELD much influence indirectly.
These are the young men aud the
young women, persons who have no
connection with the schools, either
as patrons or as students. The in
tluence of these upon the younger
brothers aud sisters is often more
potent than that ot che parents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
Conducted ~ Geo. {. cABANIS.

tFhis column will be devoted 20 the discussion
of educational questions ot local aud general
Importance. Its purpose is tu create a greater
Ns well 0s teachers Correspondents % solicited,
hut he right 70 reject any article preserved.
Mathematical pukHieS, grammatical QHuOlcs,
Nc., VIII not Doe inserted in this clWmn. let
MS consider thugs ut more vital Importance to
our boy and girls
The students and teachers of the
High School were pleased by a visit,
on Thursday last, of Rev. w. J. C..
Bond, and Mr. Greene Of Kewanee,
Ill, Thanks, come often and bring
your friends.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07

TuE pupils of the High School
cannot do the work required in that
Department. uuIes, they do some
studying Of evenings, II any student
is not doing this, his work is not
up to the standard. II any student
is studying more than two hours
per evening, he is doing 700 much
work and should drop some OF It.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07
THURSDAY 1889

special election shall be ordered by
him, at which the voters shall decide
by their ballots whether license shall
be granted within the limits of that
county for the sale of intoxicating
liquors, or whether such sale shall
be forbidden; and further providing
that the question shall not be resub
mitted to the people until the expi-
ration of three years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-02-07

MH. FARMER, be sure TO attend
the meeting at Town Hall, Satur-
day afternoon of this week.
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VOLUME %.
The "AngciiIs."

This great painting, by Francois
Millct, recently sold TO the y. Y. Art
Association for $4,000, is 10 be re-
produced by the S. +. Wasp Publish
ing Co, and will DO presented FREQ to
rYcry purchaser (and subscribcr) of
.Lo great Christmas Holiday Wasp,
now in preparation. The picture
will be 2ix2S in size, illustrated in
nino colors, and printed on 100 Ii.
paper. Although tho picture could
not be purchased for less than 81 at
the art stores, il will bc presented
free with the Christmas Wasp, which
will be n gorgeous edition OF 52 pages,
containing II full pages OF illustra-
tions. The Christmas Wasp, inclUd-
ing the great picture will only cost
- cents. Leave your orders in adj
Vance with the newspaper agency.
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WEEKS J. T., Mardis: Poss

WEEKS j. T., Mardis: Poss
clnim 10 iGO uCrcs Of ungur-
vcyCd land on Drunoau river,
or Willow creek in the lSru-
ncau Valley, 5000: . work
horses, g saddle horses,
stock horses. . mules, q stock
cattle, , hogs, = wagons, ma
chiucry, furniture. S1..j. 10
tai valuation. $I2J. General
tax, Sl3 o.; poll tax, 50: ton
pcr cent. 81 90; Auditors
fccs, 81 %; advertising, 81.
Total amt duo ............ $50 30
Notice is further given that 10 per
cent. ON tho amount Of each itCm Of
original tax, together with al - Aud
TORS FEC, md 81 costs Of advertising
for each itcm will bc collected in adj
ditiOu to tho amount Of original inS
IN each Of enid cases Of delinquency.
and il snld original taxes. penalties
un1 costs loo not sooner collected or
paid tn mo that will nt o'clock T..
N. ur Monday. the Goth day Of Janu-
Hty. lS.D. at tho front door Of tho
Courthouse Of said county. nt The
town Of EIko. thCrcin rcll each and
cyaTy parcel uf gail described prop.
W ~ W. WV '.'Nfll fslil'llllN w l'i' w
innl !uy. penalty aud costa set uppOaitp
To- each parcel thereof respectively.
60 tho person OF pcrEons who
will pay tho amount Of tho original
tax. pcnally and costs for the smallest
parcel oT The property described op.
positc thereto respectively, in Chch
caHo OF delinquency, and that all prop.
crty sold ut such snlo and each parcel
thereof, iggubicct to redemption with.
H. six months after the date Of sale by
payment of all of Rnid sums against
tho same, or oach parcel thereof 70
spcctivcly, with = per cent. per month
thereon, from tho date of said salo un.
Til paid. -
j.. Il. MORGAN,
County Treasurer and cx.Olllcio
| Tax Receiver.
F,lko, Ncv., Nov. u, 1880
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Gum Chewing.

The Truckcc Republican complains
that some Trur!icc girls chew gum
at balls" That's nothing. Reno can
turn out more girls who chew gum i'll
ten different lamguaEcs than any town
on the coast. The little dcars can
chow and make il crack like a whip,
and never miss note; in fact, they
uro professionals in this line Reno
Gazette.
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O'NEIL W. T.. Wc Is: Poss

claim To 800 acres unsurvey-
cd land at the head of Salmon
river aud about - miles west
OF tho old Hubbard ranch,
with improvements. also lots
I ~ y. block II, town oi Wells,
also first paymont on State
land, $3.50; 30 saddle horses,
lOstnck horses, jEl stock cat.
tie, , wagons, machinery, 81
200. Total value. g3.I3D. Gen
cral tax, $lJl II; poll tax. 81;
ten por cent, Sl5 ~; audit.
or's fees, a %: advertising,
81. Total amt duo .......SlTt
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rENRODE.. Wciland Station:

First payment on S = of S
W i. See q. S . of S T. I
Sec 20. n T. ! of n W Il, i
N w L Of n T. i. < S r. i
Of n Il lI,& \ Il {, of s Il
Sec IS. n W !, Of s w Il, Il
$ T. OF s. W Il, Sec ~. II
30. X 81. aud improvements;
water ditch and pipc in iIopo
Gulch Mountain Mining dis.
triGt, Eiko county. Nov; a.
30; q work horses: II stock
horses; 100 stock cattle: 1
wagon; machinery, Sl,Gi5.
To'"l ,uluc. $3.50. General
tux. 3j2 II; poll tax, sG; ten
per cent, - Il; Auditors
fees, 81 %: advertising, 81.
Total amt duo. ............. q
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MENDoxc, JuAo F.. County. First

MENDoSCA JuAO F.. County: First
Payment on The = = uf : " a. 4 y "
Il Oisw i Ssw ii"rS Z i. sec &c, Ta3R
81, = !. Of = " i. aud : " = oGN l.
i As T. Il. * 81 !. ofS VIZ. sec p. r
%. E5l Sw i. "TSw y \ NS ofsw4
Sec i. + 40. u 81. r 4. s.ra5. Ne
Z "fN e.. s. 81, r Il. Il -. < lots
q J"T SEQ 90. TIL y 81. containing
5C1 1arrss. iOiai yulEc, lIo, G-nrr-l
tax o.: tea per c'n:. n: Aul.iOr's
fec. -. aivtr..'.Is, =. ru.aI ant
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PASSAW CIIAS. North Ruhv.

i'NNSNN VTINS.. NORTH Kuby:
Poss claim to : w l., OF $ r.
=. y 5 Il = of $ " |, Soc.
-, Il 81, x ca. and improve
mcnts. 800. Il work horses,
slOD. Total value, 500. Gen.
cral tax, a. co; ten per cont.
$ SO; auditors fees, 81 -;
ADVERTISING, 50 GO. Total
amt due ..............,...$
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NOTICE or DELINQUEECY AND
SALE FOR TAXES, 1889.
STATE or NEVADA. J
County OF Elso.

COuuty OF ElEO. }
County Trcalurcr's Ohicc, In aud for Elko
County.
g. L.. Morg.n. County Treasurer and OK.
OHcIn Tax Receiver. In an ! for Sa' Il E!Ep c"un'
iv 20 hereby gave notice thlJ there t. now
fsy,hir It my Office AMI delinquent Tor te NJ.
al year is-3. ON property situated ia s.id ItAo
JaInty. the following amounts OF iHNcs. pen
lIIIrs and coat duo from I rCrS,u or V'r
dpn. and uwu'rI und a saiA licn nsHin0t tue
lrOp T,y E!;aln named, aul cs't.b .! opp!.
$50 each TO- the other respectively. Ia thv ioI-
lowing list, 10 wit.
ATKINSON JOHN. Rock Greek: Quartz
MN IN Rock creek MINING Dist,ict
EiEp County NcyAIt. Owned by John
Atkinson, ~ ,JOI. GcnrIai Tax, 81 %.
tsn per cent. Of tax. !. 10: Auditors
fccs, 81 23. .alverusiUg.s! 20, Toial..s3! 90
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NhL\Fi STA l. J, TuSCa=Dra: House
onlut' :!N -. tlr'k X. tbwI uf TLs.
'Hrurs. Tu'EI vaIu-. :."J. General
tax, CO: Tus-ar Hpcrill school. 20
ten per ,sut. 80: Auditors f"cs. l -:
Adye!,lsiug =. Total a!nt ,!ue..,,.,
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NORhrNd SELSO =. Tuzcar1ra: House
an lots } {, 1. block Q. town Of TusrR-
rorn. Tot value. slO). Gruer.i tax,
~: fnscIrora special = 'hJ !. 50: ten
Icr cont. %: Auditors fees, / %. adj
YeriisinG. .. Total aunt duc........
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ELIIO, NEVADA SUNDAY, DECEMBER s, 1889

UNKNOWN OWNER. Elko:
Lot Il, block 1, town Of Elko.
Total value. SD. General
taS. ) 10; E!ko special school,
: %: ten per cent, 3 .O5;
Auditors fees, 81 -; advcr-
tising, -. Total amt due. 5
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PAGE MRS ELIZA Elk,

PAGE MRS. ELIZA. Ell,o:
House on lot -, block >, town
Of Ellio. Total valuc, SlCO.
General tax, 81 80; Elko spec
ial school, ; 20; ton per cent.
3 30; Auditors fees. 81 -;
advertising, g.. Total amt
due.
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O$BOURN Z. J., Sprurcmont,
Lots !, . L &, block -, town
OF Sprucomont, with improve
momta. Total value. $50.
General tax, 81 20; ten pcr
cent, ! 81: Auditors fees.
81 %: Advertising -. Total
amt duo
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UNKNOWN OWNER. Fll;o:
Lot 20, block j, town Of Eli;o.
Total value. $50. Gnnornl
tnS, 3 80; Elko special school,
g 10; ton pOr cont, 9 10;
Auditors fcoa, 81 26; ndvcr-
=" 81. Total amount duos
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DAPRETr JSo. NJ, Tus 'nr 'ra: Lots
1916. brork c; lots 3? & -. block y;
lot ,, block X, town of fuscET9r', with
improvements. goa; fgrmiturr. $50,
tot Il value. 400. General tsH, s's:
Tuscarora special school tax. 3; poll
tar. 80. ton per cent. 81 so: Auiti'r's
fees. 81 2J: Advertising, ;! 20. Toil
M dino .,............IJ J
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rNI;NNMN OWNER Ell.n.

UNKNOWN OWNER. Ell;o:
Lots ,. Is. :. x, IS. ~, 2O, II.
block l3, in Ballou's addition
To the town OF Ellio. Total
value, 500. General tax,
81 so; Eiko special school,
: 20; ten per cent, : 20: Au-
ditor's fees. 81 -; advertising,
81. Total amt due >
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IOREIsOS TIIOs =. Tuscarora: Lot 81.
blocE J, town OF iuscar)rI. with iin-
prYvcncniE. S"OO. > crws. as. To;GI
Vaiur, sg2j Gcucr tx, 81 o.. Tus.
carnrs special school. 81 20. ten per
ceut. 80: Adl.tpr'N fees. :! -: AL.
vriising. .. Total Em't duc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-08

ACRER NICHOLAS. Elko: Lots =. :. 5.
G.7. =. . aud 10. Block n. pallur'- al.
diilon TO tho town ~ EIku. Total ynluo
500. GoucrNl tax. 81 20, EiEo- special
school tax. s a.; ten per cent, ?J'
Auiilor's focs. ~ -; Advertising,
81 20. Total au't uuc...... ..........S >
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-08
UNKNOWN OWNER. EIko.

UNNNVN OW : L:t, EIkO:
Blocks l, ,. 3. {, .. q, !. s, 10,
II, IL, l5,l6.II. 1910. %. >. -
-, -, -. 2S, 20, -, :l}, -, -,
3G, 81, 81, -. 10. 81, -. -. II,
10, is, a. IS, 80. -, 81, -, 53,
81, %, y 30, of Ballou'5 adii-
tion TO the town of E.llio. Lots
3 To II, inclusive in block %
and lots To 6. !S Il to 81 in
elusive, in b!ocl. ii OF Bal
LOUIS addition 20 the town OF
ElkO. Total value, 800. Gen
erai tax, - 10; Eiku special
school, : 90: ten per cent.
5 90: Auditors fees. 81 ~;
ADVERTISING. -. Total amt
due. ..... .... .......S . 8,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-08

COSNORS l.. W., lko; Lots !. .. II. ~.
- 10 - .IncluSIvc, of block ~: all Of
blocks a 4 ,?I; all Of biackp. IN .nsl.
iOu's addition 90 the town of Elkp.
Total Nniuc. !in0 General tar 81 s0i
Like special school tar. ( 40, ten ror
cent. 5 20; And 81 tors 'o,. 81 %! adj
ytttising, "a. To,,l ant duo....n..s