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HAN RaIs, wan 40. II. II.

The f.. & o. L. Il Co. viii sell excursion
o. Sets at rate Of one fare FOR the round
titp, as follows, yiza
To points 10 the State Of Maryland. No.
FtnileT J. 2, sand 4, good Tor return passage
until November 3, lusive
To points iu the State Of Pennsylvania.
October 81, November = and 3, good for
return passage within IS days from date Of
s4le.
10 points IN the State Of Delaware, Oet0-
Ter - ard November ], good for return
passage until November 20. inclusive.
To points iu the State % NeV Jersey,
October 81, November l. 2 and b good f0r
return passage within Is days from date OF
sole.
To points IN New York. October 80 and
November I, good for return passage until
November TO- inclusive
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WENT DOWN WITH HIS SCOW.
n Leaked During the Night and tn,
owner Was Drowned

Last evening Samuel Fitzhugh, col.
orcd man Who runs a small sand y
on tie river brought up load from
Sandy Point aud landed at the foot OF
,vCniecntb street Tie went 20 bed On
ilc FCuw anticipating that 10 dly he
would realize The prcuniary benefits for
h'- day work. During The night the
scow began leaking aud sank, and
Fiizhugh went down with n.
This morning officer Hart Of the
Third Precinct recovered the body, aud
10 Was sent 10 the Morgue Coroner
Patterson, who was notified, dld no:
deem au inquest necessary. Fitzhugh
lived 10 Golden alley. and has been en-.
gagged IN the sand traffic for number
ti years
The daily critic., 1890-10-31

The True Commonwealth Club mel
last night 10 DR. Blands parlors TO dis
ouss the law If composition, Colonel
NJ PcChin opened the discussion. aad
was followed hy Rev Dr. Alex Kent
Charles Frederick Adams, Mr. smart
NJ A Clancy, Lawrence GF0nhend ami
Prof Lester + Ward Herbert Spencer
come in for some sharp criticism, ant
Edward Brllamy did not rscane s.1l
iIee. The general consensus seemed %
be That the Irulh lay between the doe
tIints 0f these two writer's
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The question has been referred t9 Jle
Attorney for The District by the Com
uis=iougIs as 20 the proper status 0f a
CoEuacl haviuz been entered into by the
engineer officer of the District Tor the
use 81 certain cement which could not
be obtained aud "a t1 whether or MOI
lAeg could use another cement equally
as good
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Master Froddie's Reception.

Master Freddie, the musical prodigy
al koTnau's Theatre, held his first re-
cepricn yesterday afternoon aud shook
hands with huudreds Of ladies and chit
dIeu Do attended The matinee. lie
appeared iu The court costume Of IeHy
n ard looked every iBch a couriier
His second and last reception VIII D.
held % morrow afternoon.
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a presentation Of an American 1lg
will shortly be made by the irish
ATuicgn Union 10 the boys school Of
81. Aloysius parish. Preparations for
The event are now being made by a
committee appointed for that purpose,
and the 6flair is looked forward % with
gIesl interest by the scholars aud their
frfeTTz
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TIE LAST SAD Rites.
The Funeral Of the bridegroom OF
Day This Morning

NWN WUETNT OF INF HTIWHHT00m OF q
Day Tbis Morning
The funeral Of Mr. Itoughwout Howe
took place this morning at 10 o'clock
from No. 1916 Vermont avenue The
services were private and were con
ductcd by Rev DR. Bartlett Mcssrs
John i Moore, Assistant Secretary OF
State; William +. Curtis, executive
officer Of the International American
Conference. +. j. Eieckhoefei and
George Bartle Of the State Department.
/. i. Roosa Of New York and DR.. f.
o. St. Clair acted as pallbearers. At
The conclusion Of the funeral services
the remains were taken to New York,
where they will be inferred in Woodlawn
Cemetery.
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CLEVER POLICE WORK



Two Colored Thieves Caught and the
stolen Property Recovered.
William Wilson and w. II Howard
two adroit young thieves, were yester-
day arrested by the officers Of the
Second precinct and locked up at the
Fifth street station It was reported
that Mrs. Ella IIarbin, residing at No.
~ Seventh street southeast, had missed
two gold watches and considerable
other iewelry Of value
An effort was made byone OF the men
under arrest 10 dispose Of a portion Of
IL az Fish's jewelry store, corner OF Sew
enth and NJ streets. The proprietor
suspected that the man Offering the
article for sale had stolen 60, and quietly
told his clerk to call in an officer.
Through this information Officers VIII
liams, Hodges. Sullivan and Parker ac-
CCmplished The arrest Of the two men
and recovered f1GO worth Of property.
HAIR Rates 90 New YORK via Royal
Blue Line
The b & o. r. r. co. will sell excursion
tickets from Washington 90 New York city
and all points iu the state of New York no
one faie for the round trip. Tickets will
lC sold FOR all trains October 80 and No
vculer !, and VIII be good for return pass
age until November lu, inclusive
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Gould Not Besi,r rsmptattoa

William HeuTy, a coloTcd mau, came
10 lEe conclusion last evening that he
p as 10 need Of some Underwear for the
cold weather He noticed some shirts.
drawers ard sheets hanging upon The
llue Ia tle back yaTi nf Mary Lec's
I1siatECe, IN south Washington, and
uruld not resist Tie temptation OF TAX
iu- ihCm. Judge Miller gave him three
f-tTfIE
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John Ridden, the rioneer iustatimcnt mau,
centrally loca'ed az $50 and a32 Seventh street
notthwest, has lust returned from the east.
gln markets with an immense supply Of all
Kinds ot housekeeping goods. carpets, stoves
rugs. etc. You can furnish your house rom
cellar 70 garrett, at TINS store, with cash
prices, on the installment plan.
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w II HOuaHroN & Co
l2ls1230 r street northwest


tleCpleSsress. malarial. exhaustion an
Mildred troub bles. Kings rouiC Wine Of Coca
+ sure cure. IS cents per pint bottle Onlv
AZ Ehhitt House Drug store
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Read this clear through and be convinced
AIo we high, Twenty.three articles of furui.
lure 70 Furnish room complete All for
si2.tl cash, consisting Of one carpet rug. OAK
chamber suite complete. with chairs. tabla.
s0firg mattress, pillows comfort. one toilet
SCI two shades two pairs lace curtains, one
pett portie'gs, three poles All put up and IN
rnom conn lcte for occupancy Tor the small
sum Of So. 90 cash
w II HOraHroN & Co
frfg fnn1 4 gt-s.F a...-ff..-....s
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yhe Nsuonsi safe Deposit Company,
Cor. 18Th 81. and N v Avenna

Storage for srvervare, Jewolry, Laces.
Fine Goods and valuables Of an kinds.
Charges moderate safe deposit boxes tor
rent at the very lowest rates
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~ ~ Ea1 f1lggglfs 5J.rHEI.
We may aid-r 10 this world bay
y Zee We 81. % lhs cemetery &c are al
~ LLE dead level
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PERSONAL

DEzsoS AL-IxFoRAATIoN Is WANTED
II CONCERNING the Whereabouts OF jennie Nc
Cue y wears % are ANAL Of stature, pale face.
dark hair and eyes. heavy eyebrows and long
eyelaxAes when vssxsag abe soes-sn tAe LETT
foot: she wore usae-eDsorxd dress AID hgug
vrssn xofrs north. q RnnosA. March =. she has
nos bcxn heard a Gnee Address her mother.
Ma SAxnA NcIsneo. DucodA. WISH.
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E1ofIC1 or AUCTION sALK- PUBLIC
An ncezce h hereby given thai I, @. L Fatrs:.
esefenee. IN . certain caase nov p<nt1zg IN the
superior ccufs ~ King county. Washington. en-
tifse1 In The maszer Of TIE insolvency q James
Campbell and J. ~ z Atkinson. cc-parsnesu
1ndex The Arm name and ssyie - Campbell 4
A1Ixsnn- In pursuance Of IN order In this BE-
Rail herefcf0ee duly made By sAsd ecar. viii
81. and ca.a 70 Be sold At pahlic auction Tor
eAsh. q the premises numbered - Front
Ereet in tho ctsy Of seattle, in eaid county. On
Tuesday. de 3AA day q NAN. lsea q baifpasx
een O'Clock q n. and between that hour and
swe!ve o'caock neon Of that day. and between
me nouz1 Of suo O'Clock p N and O'Clock p
"a Of that day. and continuing every day there
efser q Ike hours. excluding SandsyA until the
oAie = completed, Ill the seock Of goods. wares,
and merchandise. Of which am in poDesuioa
. such assignee and consisting Of FUN hnes Of
~ varieties Of hardware and o(her Articles and
things In my poosessicn - such assignee. and
also all the unpaid book accounts. vouchers.
coseA oonde. h4Ass, securities aDd other evt-
ecnces of debt and choeas In action and shop
exfufes In my possession - such assignee
Dated - Seattle. King county washtngsuo,
this seventeenth day of April 1890
g. l. FAUST, AaEgnoA
PRRgYoy Cam pnenfoS and
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xorycE 10 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ESTIMATES
~ arr solicited for the erection OF frame
pavilion g. ent of Msfisoa street. for the Asdi-
son street Cable Railway Company. up 20 noor
April -. 1880 The rsgat - reszrEed - re5ses
aav OF a. bids Plans are ~ once OF Il stein
nan architect
EoT.CE TO E0SrRAcTORS-oFgIcE OF
~ the san de FHen - p Canal ard RassroA
COMPANY. roozss = acd s seheusrmann block,
Seattle, Wasn.
PROPOSALS WANTED
Eids vsll NJ rsceiv ans.i u o. io<k roo1 o.
Nav s iss0. AZ the os1ces oi tais company -
aiitws.
For the Clearing evsn With "a Are Of one
- sssrrd aid sixty seFss Of land adjacent %
So a F3cs
lsnd iata raa read ties. - and corov Cd
d tail q ~ - ssaston and eMsrssaenss rssy
hsa a. afsce OF RE chief err n~sr IN -an oe
ga xP MASON Eas.neer
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lguslcAL IssTfIUTg-sorTHwEsr COR
vi nkY second and Lsnofa ssseets: under the
manszensut snd personal direction OF Ar&
willard: voice eutgurs and al branches 81 in
Ornamental mHkIc. OILY experiences ana
fnorca<hly eorapetsEt t<achess srngi<5ss
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xor7oE 10 srocxHoLDERA

OFFICE OF THE SEATTLE EASTERN
~ Construction Co. To the stockholders:
laws of the company the annual meeting OF the
stock hoi seu OF the Seattle Eastern Construc-
ton Co. will be held At the once of the com
pany. In the city OF Seattle, Waahfnxfon, IT II
O'Clock m, on Thursday. May Is. 1870. for the
purp0ee OF electing trustees for the ensuing
year and the transaction Of such other business
as may legally come before the meeting.
JOHN CRAIG, secretary.
Seattle. Ami II. 1ss0
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DooTH A HAxrogD ABSTRACT CO INC
ID kcoas - md - eeasxis hiock
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NoIICR-I HEREBY VAIN ALL PARTIRS
An owing me bills 10 pay NO moneys due me
collect for me OF to transacs any business in my
name. John Coughlin
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CPECIAL EOTIcE-wN HOWE, PRACTICAL
- boat builder. All kinds Of wood and MEAL
lie boats built 20 order and constantly On hand .
repairing promptly attended %. scows, steam
launches built BY contract. al work guaranteed
hrItclasss sail and row boais for hire. shop
and boafhouse loot Of Spring street and Rail-
cad ayon uo. seattle
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AIT.

a grlsr MATERIALS Staples AND
"A IAs~sf Esstera novelties for cseorstiosL
r. wfixlrski. Gilmore block. Front street. nssf
rrsversrys formerly 2ls Co.arne = street
aT EMBROIDERY STORE. SIC sEE0SD
n street. MSS e u. Paul lformer.y Fellows q
pxn,5 w1ult announce 10 tae ladies' that's has
. chsscc itaa u embroidery materials: asso
eharaos and mole ~ 49, " 1lin aa1 cn5or~t
boitlngs equfpoasr waists fe. ssegsus tss
gowns AMI white ssrssyss st4Tap' ns sad plExing
dor*. snstrwci rms sis%ss IN eTahEesldeTs.
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Inhabitants OF Cheese

II is estimated by M. AdAm4'z tnA'
560 Orammes (about three-f foufths OF I"
pouud) of cheese may contain as m'ny
living Organisms as there are inhao''S"'s
upon the earth. Ia soi' f'eno"
cheese when fcssh, he found from
% 600 to l4O 900 microbes per g'amme;
and !, . similar ehees II days old, there
sOo 600 bacteria pr gramme. A denser
soft cheese contained | 200 900 microbes
per pramme wb-n % days old, and
Q 600 600 when 45 DAYS old The
centre is the hast densely Inhabited, IS
manv as from 5000 900 to 5000. 900
organisms per gramm~ having been found
near the periphery OF soft cheese.
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Registration Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the books OF
~ Registration for the General Election 20
be held November 4th, 1890, for the election OF
stat, County and Tosnship officers, are now
open and will remiin open ally on all legal days
October 10th, 1890 a from October 20, 1850, TO
octoo 2l, 1870, from O'Clock A. M, to o'clock
p. NJ. in addition to the hours heretofore men.
Lone !, at which time the books OF registration
WI be cosed at o'clock, P. M Naturalized
citzens viii be required to produce their papers
at me time they present themselves for regis.
tration.
f. 8. ARCHER,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. H. Humboldt
County, Nevada
Winnemucca, July !. 1890
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1t is strange how badly we get impor-
tant matters of history mixed. Ask
any well.informed person who invented
the sewing machine. and the reply
will be Elias Howe, which is far
from the truth in the case. The
first sewing machine was patented 10
England by Thomas Saint 1850, sixty
years before Howe was born. One oil
Saints old machines is now on exhibition
in the Royal Agriculture Hall, Islington,
England. st Louis Republic.
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Registration Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the books of
~ heeistration for the General Election 10
oe heiu november ath, 1890, for the ection OF
STATE county aid Township Officers, are now
open anu wli remain open daily on all legal days
ap ~ eoeS @ A. NJ to o'clock P. NJ until 0cto-
october u, 1870, from o'cloek A. NJ TO o'clock
r. NJ, 10 aduilion to the hour heretofore men
TONED, at hieh time the books OF registration
WI oe closed at O'Clock p NJ. Naturalized
eis'zSns VIZ oe required to produce their papers
registration.
Registry Agent for Fountain Precinct No o.
Humboldt @ unity Nevada. 1'"' 80
Humboldt House, July II, 1890.
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Reg stratiOn Notice,

NJ Office is hereby giyeu that the books OF
~ Registration 'or the General ri etion 70
be held November attn, 1890 for the election of
State, County and Township Ulcers, now
open and Will rem ia open daily on all legal DAY
from 10 o'clock A. n, 8 o'clockP NJ until Octo-
Der 10TH 500 and from October TO- 1890, to
DC ober 81, 1890, from o'clock A. NJ 10 o'clock
2. NJ ia aduition to the hours heretofore men
toned. at which time the books of registration
viii he closed at o'clock P. NJ. Naturaized
citizens will be quired TO produce their papers
at the time they present themselves for
registration.
G. q HUNTINGTON,
Regis'rv agent for Rebel Creek Precinct No. IS,
Humbod. County, Nevada. I'VE
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Registration Notice.

NoTICE il hereby given that the books OF
~ Registration Tor the General Election TO
be held November 9TH, 1890, for the election OF
state. County and Township Officers. are now
open and viii remain open daily on II legal days
froni 10 o'clock A N. to Q o'clock P. NJ until
October 10 1890 and from October 10, 1890 to
OctO )er u, 1890, from : o'clock, A. NJ, to 9
o'clock. ~, in addition TO the -urs heretofore
mentioned st which time the books of registra-
tion viii be closed at o'clock. NJ. Ma a'uralized
citizens will be required to produce their paper rs
at the time they present themselves for regis.
tration.
W. c. PITT,
Registry Agent for Lake Precinct No. /, Hum
boldt County, Nevada.
L1Nelock. July s. 800
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON Cry, NEv.
July 9th. 1890.

LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CRY, NEv.(
July 9th, 1890.
AyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice OF
her intention TO make final proof in SUPP ort of
her claim, ard that said proof will be made before
the District Ju ige at Winncmucca, Nevada, on
the 18TH day Of August, 1890. viz: Mrs. Ella
Gillian, homestead application No. 426, for the
f. of 5. w. and s. W of s. w. / Sec. 8.
TIP Al N. X. 40 + M ID, NJ.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence uuon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz Bishop ii Luther. cf cfWnnemucca,
Nega q; Benjamin f. Riley, of Paradise Valley,
wade: Lafores5 C Gtigshy, of Paradise Valley,
Nevada.
jllyl0-S0d 0. II. GALLUP, Register.
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STOCKHOLDERS:

M Lee Julia d. Lee L. ELee, M Fasett H.
Morrison Sacramento CAL; n Dlb Sols
San Francisco CALI Mrs Bacon Princeton. Phillip wiksd
Carln j. Sibbald, Golconda Newt Wm Stock
Paradise Valley Nev Chas Kem Paradise Valley
Blakese f. staufer Levy n Bacon
n DeDysne Marnn hhne Geo Nlxon Wnnemucca NeS
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For fifteen years ] was afflicted with rheu-
matlsm, four yearsot which was compelled
t. 90 on crutches. Words are inadequate TO
express the suffering | endured during that
tine. During these fifteen years OF exis-
tence 1T war not living), ! tried every known
remedy without receiving any beneht. :
finally began on Swift's Specific 8. ;. -,
which from the first gave me relief, and To-
day am enjoying the best Of health, and am
a well man. / eanddly believe that = ). ;.
Is the best blood purifier on the market to-
day. j. ID. TA1 LOR, CUBA MO-
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
ed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Atlanta Ga
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The Bank will Receive Deposits Buy and
Make Loans and do aGn Banking
will paid
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Indiana boasts Of having within it's
borders the largest man in the world.
This person is John Hanson Craig, now a
resident Of Danville, a town OF two thou
sand inhabitants, nineteen miles west OF
Indianapolis. At birth he weighed II
pounds. He grew so rapidly that at the
age Of | / months he had seven pounds OF
Assh to show for each month Of his ex-
istence, weighing II pounds. When ne
reached the age of years bis weight
was 206 pounds. When he was years
old, 10 1858, P. T. Barnun inaugursted
baby show in New York, aod his par
ents hearing of this resolved to enter him
10 competition with the other contestant.
He was awarded the prize offered for the
largest baby present. $1,000.
At the age of 5 years his weight had
increased until be weighed 302 pounds.
His weight bhe next six years Kept on
Increasing until he registered 405 pounds.
The next eight years his weight increased
1876 pounds, making bic total weight COL
pounds. He made it 725 pounds when
he was 25 years old, During the next
two years he only increased his weight
to 75S pounds, but the next year he
gsioed "a pounds, making the total 1872
pounds at the age Of 2S From that time
his weight has been gradually increasing
until at the present time, when he is
only 80 years old, he tips the scales at
907 pounds. Judging from the past be
has not stopped sccumulating flesh, and
although he has not weighed himself re.
Gently, it is said he believes he is still
increasing in size, and will continue to
grow for some years to come.
He stands ak feet five inches in his
stocking feet, and measures eight feet
fopr inches at the hips. The cloth in one
OF his cults of clothes will serve to make
several suits for ordinary men, it rtqair-
ing forty-one yards to make him q full
suit-coat, vest aud psntaloons-au it
takes three pounds OF yarn 70 make him
pair o. stockings.
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A safe ImYestsnenf.

Is one which is isguaranteed to give satisfactory
esults or in case OF failure return OF purchase
price. On this sac plan you can buy from oIr
advertised Druggist bottle of Dr. Kings New
bis oyery for Consumption. tits GU ranteed 10
give reiei Ia every Gaze, when used for an sffec.
ti0n Of Throat, Lungs or Chest such as C 1nsun1
tiau, lnfamatio Of Lungs Bronchitis Asthma.
Whooping Cough, Group, tc., etc IL is pleas.
ant and agreebie 70 sste, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon
Trial bottles Tree at Harry Maretts Drug Store.
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State and County Taxes.

NJ Office is hereby given that the assessment
~ roll OF the County of Humboldt, State OF
Nevada, has been received by me, County Treas
urer and ex-otfioio Tax Re, eiver and that the
state and County taxes are now due and PAYABLE
to me at the Treasure s office in the Courthouse
in winnemucca, Nevada, AMI the law in regard
to the anne will be strictly ,nforcod All taxes
remaining unpaid at the close of ON ial busine a
on the 18th day Of November next wit be delin
que I, aud 10 per cent will be added thereto for
as provided hy law.
f. GERMAN, County Treasurer.
OF Humboldt County, Nevada, and ex otscio Tax
Receiver.
Winnemucca, October 20, 1890. I'd.
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EStray Notice.

EN S. ARCHER. Justice of the Peace in and
kNs for Union Township, Humboldt County,
state Of Nevada, gives notice, in accordance with
thc provisions OF the statutes OF the State Of
Nevada Ia such cases made a, provided. that on
or but the 18th day of September, A. ID. 1870,
there can upon the premises of Miller & Lux,
humboldt County, Nevada, one roam horse,
branded 7 ON left thigh, snip on nose, and lett
hind foot white.
Also one ba, horse, branded P and vented
h l. on right shoulder, snip on nose and right
hind foot whit
Also one grey mare and small colt, branded
with circle on right hip.
Also one rev mare with small colt. branded
on left thigh ard vented j L on right shoulder.
The has a bar, but not vented.
e. :. ARCHER.
oct z, 1890, ,oaw2m. Justice OF the Peace
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Notice for Publication.
LAND orrios AT CARSON CRY, NEv.

LAND OFElog AT CARSON Cry, NEv.
November l2th, 1890.
NJ Office is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice OF his nten-
ton to make final proof In support OF his claim and
That said proof will be made before l., Y. Dunn,
County Clerk OF Humboldt county, Nevada, at
Wlnnemue a, Humboldt county, New, on De
cember 9Th. 1890, viz: Frederick L. @. Laasch
homestead application No AL, for the N. 1 Of
N. W. Of Sec. SO. TIP. S6, N. X. Ss f. M d M
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land viz: Christ. Diehl OF Winnemucca,
Humboldt county, New; $. j. Bonniield, Jr., OF
Winnemucca Humboldt county, New. Chas. ID.
Duncan, OF Winnemucca, Humboldt coun v,
New; Henry Busch, of Winnemucca, Humboldt
county, New
novl4td. o. II. GALLUP, Register.
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IrYour House is on FIre

You put water on the burning timbers, not on
the smoke. And II you have oatarrh you should
attack the disease Ia the blood, 1T ia your nose
Remove the impure cause and the local effect
subsidies. To do thi., take Hoods rsspari Ia,
the great blood purifier, which radically and per
maneutly cures catarrh. II also strengthens the
nerves Bo sure to get on'y Hoods Sarsaparilla