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SILVER MINERS MOVING.

The fluctuations in tho price Of sill.
yer bullion since the passage OF the
Sherman act has proved that sho OBJ
jections advanced by tao Democrats
10 tho measure were we'll founded.
The price OF bIllion has ranged from
0GIs cents to Sl.2o per onnco since
the act went into effect, giving spocu-
]ators tho opportunity thcy desired
to mako naoh3y g! tho cIpcn5o OF tho
silver miners, 10 tho latter have to
soil to tho spectators wilo offer bull
jon to tho Government. Now the
leading mino III Colorado pro-
poso taking decisive action 10 remedy
This owl. AStato meeting h"G been
called To consider tho subject. They
believe production and demand has
very little to do with the prico Of Sill
ycr, and that the fluctuationo in tho
prico OF tho metal is duo 10 tho work
OF tho golu-bug ring formed to con.
troll tho silver market. a few OF tho
mine owners, however, thinlz . rUdnc.
tion in the production OF silver would
OBJECT q remedy, and favor Ghut,ing
down tho lniucD for an indefinite
period, or until tho price OF ballion
advances materially.
All the roal friends OF silver with
out exception favor tho freq aad M.
limited coinage of tho metal, andaErco
that it ia the truo and natITal way to
bring it's price 10 par. Politlc:ana,
who prefer party auc;o3J TO tho inter
ests OF tho people, differ from this
Wow, and unfortunately hero in No
wade they succeeded, with tho uso OF
gold, in getting an apparent m~gjority
on thor aide Of tho question. While
every candid man, Democrat or lie-
publican, win admit that au over.
whciming majority Of tho pooplo of
Nevada favor the fr0c coinage OF silsoT
tho recollection Of II man to Congress
VINO for private reasono, III no oS.
presses IL, recommended tho passagc
OF tho Window bill, nnd voted for tho
Storman commodity net, p%roclaims TO
tho world that Nevada il opposed to
The free coinage Of silver.
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IiOTi:i. A~i;I:ivALS.
Depot IIotci--CIarIk & Green. Fro
priC,Ors.

Depot Iiotc!--CIaIIl az Green. Fro
pricI0Is.
II A Cleveland, Jas uTo5sor, CHI
cago; e G Smith, Cinaha; Jola
Bishop, Carlinj 5ra j Ni!=s, G S
Mics, John George, II j Ni!os, Tuaoa-
rorai Eta Posc,lsr,J II White, Mound
Valley; Mrs z Ii McDcrmoit, John
McpeFmott, a J Thomas, Owen Nc
Hcnna, Henry Frsal.o, Stephen
DaEin. lIamoi!io; j Z Durbin, Bono;
Alirol Momnori, Seattle; S Il
Rodgers, Pleasant Valley; J NJ Sabin,
S +; Pdul schil!crstfom, South Fork;
) Sponoar, E;s;o.
Robert Noble, Ogden; TF Brennan.
Fort Hailcch; o Rife, Mound Valley;
Geo FFlint, Washington. d c; j /
Boanor, Reno; G Il Baker, T~uscarora;
Chas Dohcrty, North Fork; e z
Williams, FG rochoro, S T.; 4 Her
MAJ, Canadian, Tex; IL a Young,
Ploa;aGt Na.loy;O II p Sheets, Gacra.
msnto; Jno w McCi,ath & wife, Jas
Rhodes, c Chattanooga, Tenn; G i
Rathbnrn, Chicago,
= \ Douglas, S 7; S P Carbon;
Cirlin; j W Brown, Mound Valley;
Len Winco, Ruby Valley; john a
Hal, Now Yori.
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The Illinois l. Legislature.

There will be another interesting
time in the Illinois Legislature when
it comes to tho election CT n United
States Senator. Tho total member
ship Of that body is 2U4. OF this
number IOl arc Republican, 100 Dem
~ocratic, and Alliance men. Uf the
latter two AFRO said 10 DO OF Democratic
prociivitie9, and whcn they lind al.
lance men arc not to be considered,
they are likely TO so totho Democrats
as Il Cocond choice. Tho remaining
.Allian.o a2n nil, - ME ortAt, 10
owe. to his first love, thus balancing
both sides at I02. Then tho fun vii
tommercc.--iTorro Enuto Mail.
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Dids Eor Building Two Bridges.

Upon motion tho beard of Coruty
Commissioners, CI EliSo County, New.
ordered Their ClUrk 10 advertise for
sall"d proposals. Tor the building OF
two bridges, to-wit: Ono bridge
across WcsJ Maggie Creek at tho old
crossing ucnr the town OF Curiin. and
QUO bridge acrosI East al3ggic Creek
at q p0iHt ABOUT 100 feet north at tho
railroad track and near LiUcbcrE
cr'n fence. Each bridge TO Da con.
btructod us folionf: With stou. abut-
mcnt5 on each sidc, The spans between
Gbutmchts about 80 iect in length,
with Onnt in Tho center, SUM; TO a sol
id foundation, width /! feet, withaulid
hand ruiis on each side, 8 strIDgcis
l0Sl2, cplicCd and boIted together in
center over bent with Il stringer 10
feet In length and Eamo Bi2c rs main
%stripgera. Tho flooring Of tho bridge
to DC Of lumber 3xl2, fourteen feet in
length. Tho whole to DO built in u
good, substantial gnd workmnnli.e
mannnr, with good approaches to
cngh side Of both bridges. The couil-
~ 70 furninh all material except the
Giono FOR The Gbutmontg. Parties can
make proposals for the construction
OF ono or both bridges. Proposals
will bo rpcnfd on the ISL Monday in
December, $50. Tho Commissioners
resolve tho right u reject any or all
bids.
L. o. TE"DERDoa.
(ll r., Of Toarl Cf Commissioners.
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TO The rubiic.

Notice is hereby given that Chris.
Baumeach has bee. appointed IN
authorized agent for the collection q
all sums duo tho firm OF Rgckhart &
Ftoelich, ~ well ;G for the trGnsac.
tiun Of Ill other business connected
with the present management, such
rs the payment of bills, collection OF
and rcccipting for moneys duo, etc.
kEcEuAgT 81 FEoEIICI,
BY q. RgCKnART,
Surviving purtncr of tho firm.
Eli1o, Nov, Nov. 10, 1850. II
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DR.. Bosanko's Cough end lung
Eyfnn.

This syrup is composed of Wild
cherry, tar and balsam OF Tolu, which
everyone knows a,e the NEST tonic
aud healing remedies known for tho
throat aud lungs. TO this we add
just enough squills, ipccac and blood
root TO loosen aud throw oil tho Of
Tending matter, by cxr.ciC;ution.
Ask your doctor if there could posi-
by Le uiao.c happy combination for
tho cure OF coughs, colds and bron-
chitis, or TO build UP u weak and
cmaciatel consumptivo patient
Than this. For Group and whcopins
cough Ucro is nothing better, and
overy mother who values tie lives G.
her littlo children should ulwava keep
1t IN tho house. Ii IS perfectly harm
less andtio baGics lie 1t. Sod b. L.
L. Muller.
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II. y, FE'D.bDON,
ClLr.i Of Toarl Il Clmmisgionclt
n surc ciurs Tor piles.

Itching Pil5s aro known by moist.
urc like Precipitation, cauping intense
itching when warm. This form nn
wuli Us Blind, Bleeding nuu protrud.
ing, yicld at onco 20 Or. BOgani,V's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
tho parts affected, oOIofbn tuners
ailnys itchtna aud effects permanent
cure. Doe. llruggi9tg or NATL treatise
Ffor. Df. Oosa0lio, d20 Arch ST.,
pbilndclphia, Penn. Sold w T.. II.
Mullur
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n Word to Ladies.

i.odies who desire q beautiful clear
skin, tTco from p:mpc s, boi.s, b.otcbcs,
and UihCr cEuptiuns, should comlDomco
1T once 10 use Or. Gums Improved
Liycr Pills. phcy Will also remove
that heavy look about your eyes and
make them bright, n.d Will care
headache from whatever cause il
arises. Remember, You arc only re-
AUired 10 take ono small pill at bed
qmr, which is coated with pure sugar,
ind viii no, grippe or produce any I'M
Pheasant sensation. Sold ut % cents
hv Il. Il. Muller
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Live ind Let Live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries
ana Provisions, us well Us Glassware,
Guecnswnre, otc., should not fail to
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
y penny saved is rs Goot as aponny
oarroi and you can save money by pur.
chusing goods ~ home. l carry u
largo stock OF scGsoDabio goods and
Will sell 1t Live and Let Live prices.
e-lS II. CLASH.
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Induratcd Fibre Ware.

Tho attention OF the public is di
rcC;cd TO my ncw stock Of Tubs
Buckets. Basins, ctc., manufactured
from induratcd Wood Fibre, pressed
ont in ono piece, without rcums or
hoops. IL Is light and durable. will
rGJ ohr;ni, or swell. win not faint any
kiud o! liquid and bids fair 10 super
ccar tin Hmd wooden ware. Call and
examine it.
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Undertaking

Having purchased OF Brown & Hos
kiTs their interest in tho Undertake.
ing business, / am now prepared 10 at
tend TO all calls in that tine. ! will
also attond 10 tho repairing and uE-
Eulsicr.nG at Furniture, etc. Shop
On Commercial street, next door tS
Brown ~ iioa!sius' old stand.
Go II. i. PETERSON.
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Live Ana Let Live.

Thcsc who desire 10 purchase the
bss5 quality OF Groceries and Pro
visions ar0 referred TO tho above re-
liable house where fair dealing and
courteous Treatment is tho rule.
Glassware. TinwaFc, Stonowarc, Nails
etc. always in stock.
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lSor aolc.

a good substantial dwelling houGc
OF f0lr rooms, on Main Street, VII 30
sold chOnp. pricc, $3.50.
Tho houaoholl furniture vii TO
sold With tho house if dSgIre0, or IL
vii DO pDi separately cheap Tor cash.
Cal on or ndAreaf,
Mus. Il. a. SuHAEER,
Elko, Ecyudl,
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%. with improvements, 500; 9
Work hosees. so; 4stnc., hon,.
ca, 40; 10 stock cattlo, $40; 1 wag.
on, 30. Total val, 500. Con
tax. - 81; poll tax, 3: 10 nor
cont, l.62; Aud feee, lbs; adv',g.
2. Total amt due 81 "a
RIcHARpsoS c W, ~'ruscarora.
House on lot G, blk y, Tus.a.
rora, Slo0 Total val, 100, Gen
tax, 2 -; Tusc special echooI.
.io; 10 per cent, %; Aud fcss'
125; adv'tg, 2. Total amt duo &c le
RIDDLE C NJ. Elko: House on 10,
81. blk 81, E,lio. 800. Total val
loo. Gen tax, 2 %; 10 per cent.
80; Aud fees, l 25; udv'tr, .:
Total amt DUE. ..... & 70
RANDOLPH W G., Peko: Sc x
Sec 7& w x Of SWh & SCI
OF SW Il IL SW y Of SEI% SEQ
S.F35, R5S, with ilnpruv, m'tR,
SGc0; i work horses. 40; Q sad.
die horses, Co; 8 stock horses.
l30: 10 stock cattle, AgN; | wa,.
on, 80; machinery. -. Total val,
lbs. Gen lax, 30 Il; poll lax,
3; 10 pc. cent, 3 81; Aud fcea'
l %; adv'tc, 2. Total amt due8ia Sc
UwKyowH OWEN, White Rock.
II 4 OF Sc Il Sec 90, TIA, R5l
Sl0I. Total value, 100. Gaa
tax, . %; 10 ror cert, 80; Aud
fees, l p; Gdvig 2; To umt due s. 70
WALLER $50 Z. North Fork: ros3
Claim 10 lCO acres unsUrvcyol
land on head waters North Fork
OF HunO'dt Rive, called Walk.
cr's creek, owned and occupied
by Jna Walker, with Improve.
ments, 500; Per prop, 70. Total
val, 32J. C,n tax, I n; 10 per
cont. .I3, Aud fees, | %; adc't,,
>. Total ANT duo...... ....$!l -
! W'rvTEPs j T., & DvAog
T. II, White Rock: $ 4
OF SW i * SW Il ofSE MSei
9. &N Z OF NV 4 Sec ii. 7
=, K 81, with improvements,
$50. Tota! val, 2J1. Gen tax,
5t3; 10 per cert. &c; Aud fcaa,
l -; adv'tg, , Total amt dus:1 IL
WALKER BRos, Salt Lake: n =
OF wv "a SW X OF EIESss
Il. 81, II 20, $50. Total val,
leo. Gen tax, 8 81; Oper cent,
-; Aud fees, l -; udr'tg, ..
Total amt due. ...... . Sc 95
! Notice is further given that 10 10,
cent. OF the amount of each i;um Of
! Original tax, together with $i.25 Aud.
| itCE'a Zee, ma .. costs o. adyc!iigin.
! for each ltcm will be collected in nd.
! di,:Uu 10 ihc awCuut of original tax
! in each OF said eases OF dclinlucnrv,
ana il suid original tnxc5, penalties
! and costs Dc not ECDUer collected o.
! paid 10 iuC that viii ~ ! o'clock r.
/ 81, on Monday, tho 18th dGy Of Jgnr.
I airy, 1891, ~ tho lIout door OF In,
Courthouse cE saId county. at tho
town OF I!!;O, therein reli each aud
oTCry parcel Of said described pop.
city for thc total amount OF tho orig
ina! tax, penalty and costs aot opposite
| 10 each purrcl thereof respectively,
/ To tho person or persons who will pay
the amount OF Tho original tax, ignai-
ty "ud costs Tor tho smallest parcel II
the properly described opposite there
10 Tst VcC'ivciy, in each r,sa Of Gplin.
| qugncy, and that al property En!i e:
Sucn sale and cgch parcel thereof, is
uuuIccJ 10 redemption within six
months after tho date Of sale by pay.
mCmt Of all % Gaid Sums aGaiUlt Ito
Same. or each purccl thereof respect.
ivciy, with , per cent. per month
thereon, from the date GfE.id sale tn-
Ill paid.
L. F. MORGAN.
COUNT Treasurer and cX.OCco
Tax Receiver.
I!lIU, Nov, GOY. Il, 1890.
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TO CREDITORS.

IN tho Matter o! Tie Esiu,c Of Thomas J
JtqUcs, DccG1:tG.
RpOTlCE u HEREBY GIvGN DY THE
GG uad,rslgUcd executors Oi Tie CslllC 81
Thomas y. lnl#ui, dzcc.7cd, TO t,a credit.
oIs OF, nut all persons hu,ins dslI.S against
tie mid dcCgG cd, TO exhibit item Win iLu
utccs,urf vouchers, Within ten igoatht altcr
the nrt publication Of this notice. 10 tho
executors uf uE!d usiatc az the iglc ri,cnG Il
husl..css Of said deceased. at tho To~H "
Tonne, County OF Ilso, state % Nevada.
CHARLES WAGSaG
uEd 4. j.. siEHCEii.
Executors.
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Notice Of Delinquency and Sale for
IuXcs, 1860.
STATE OF NEVA D
County OF Eiko, hs'
County Traasurcr'0 Office,

in and for Eil;o county
LIE MORGAN, County I'Feagur-
or and cy-oiiicIo Tax ~lIcccIyCr. in ana
Tor said Elko county, do hereby give
notice that there IS now pHynblr at
nay Ollicc and Delinquent for tic iisca!
year 1879, on property situated in
said Eiko county, tho following
amounts OF taxes, prnHlt:cs and costs.
que from The person, or persons and
owners, and II said lion agRinsJ tho
property within named, and described
opposite each 10 tho other respective.
~, in tho following list to-wit:
Abbott CuAS Il, Tuscar0rn: I'm.
p~roTcncnts on lot l3. west I
feet of lot 9 in block o, Buck
eye minc, survey town OF Tus-
caroTl, $3.50; tlrCc small hUuvcJ
or cabins on w sido OF Frontal,
n of Weed 81, Buckeye minu
survey in town OF Juccarnra,
Nov, SO; u Rmnall house on u
sldc of alley, IL OF Front Il, II
minors stone cabin ON L. rido
ON of Weed st, Tufcarnra, Nov,
$40; buckeye m'no survey & 70.
mains old hosting works on
''H'hN.' llli'1', IbEtF4itEU. lsN,
furniture, $50; libraries, $50;
jcwclry, glJ. Total value, $500.
Gcn1 taS, $40 80: TuGc special
school, g %: ton por cent, 81 80;
huditor'gfcc 81 %; ADVERTISING.
81. Total amt duo ........9lO 81
BUrroH l. r.. Carlin: South Tof
lois 10, IL G. II, blk q, to%n at
Gaflln, with improvements,
$3.50. Total value, 500. GcnI
tax, ~ 90, poll tax, 81; 10 per
cent. 8 10: Auditors foes, 81 Do:
advertising, 90. Total amt ducSil so
DREssMAn JAcoD, South Ruby:
liomestcd claim To lots d. g, "a
8 81 See Is, " 81, II SO, with inn
prOvenionts. $780, work hura.
On, SO; 2 cows, SO. Total ynl,
S22j. Gent tax, a5 o.; 10 per
cent, 80; Auditors fees. 81 %;
advertising, 81. Total amt duo 20 50
BELIIHorn WIN, TccoinG: Hotel
building IN town OF IccOmh on
= Gido CPB IL tract; and about
loo feet from auid track. owned
and occupied 10y VIM Bpllingor,
eco: furniture, 100; mdpc. 100;
] work horRc, %: 30 rtOck hoiG.
"a. 800; 2 mu;Cp. 30; stock cat.
lie, Do; Z hons, 80; wagon, 10.
Total value, 1870. Gcn'l tax,
~ iO; Ton per cont. 2 %; Aud.
TORS fccs. | %; ADVERTISING, 9.
Total amt duo.... ....... $50 90
DARnf1r J NJ, Turcnrora: I.o,s
lJ& ~, blk G., town OF Tusc, $3.50
lot . blk *. tUwu Of gusc. $50:
lots 81 & 80 blk - town OF Trsc,
30; furniture, 200. Total value,
500. G0nl lax, 20 %; Tttec.
special school, . co; poll taX. 3;
10 per cent, 9 GS; Auditors fees,
~; ADVERTISING, Total mt
ulc............ 800. 900. !]2 70
D%AGhGtTTE M1HiRo Co, Rock
Creek: Building and hoisting
engine on tho Bugnzoito Inin0
~ Rock Crook mining district,
lIlko county, New, formerly call.
cd tho Scorpion. t7CO. Total
value. eco. Gon'l tux, 10 rs; 10
per cont, "a; Auditors tcce,
l 70; advertising, 2. Total
pm kuuS.., ....,.....,,.. S20 81
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county school Funds.

Fourth quarterly superintendent OF
County funds 10 Tho ecveral Public
Schools Of Elko county:
Amount npnott;oned. Sl4,C02.
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ht Coat.

Miss Ainioy oGcre iior whole s,oc,
Of millinery goods m COST for tho
DeNt ttitiy duya. Tho lfdius OF Islko
aud vicinity can secure Bargains by
calling b9iore the steel: is exhausted.
ilsliH
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IN the Matter Of tho Estate Of CuiI r.CC!!ch.
Deceased.
rl;oTiCE ~ IiEHTBY GivrS TT
No the undersigned CEJCJios Uilhc cs'ila
q c :! FTCoiIgh. hctyG,ri, TO tic crtdi'o'i
Of, ard all persons having claims nghin'
the rn'd deceased, II cNhibil ikumi with Tho
mcccsrry vou"hcis. Within ten morths Eiict
TIC Gr3l publication OF t4iI notice. to tho
executor oisdi estate nj h!s plnci OF bus.
mos In th0Town aud County o! rlkO, State
OF Nevada.
CHRIS NECEfihRT,
Executor.
Dated, ilto. November ~. 1850. I'm
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4 n, TuGcarura: Homo in
blk NJ, about GCO II " Of West
ave, Owned and occupied 10y \
ii NilCsin Tugr, 9iGO. Total val,
100. Gen tax, 9 2J: TLGs spec.
igl school, 40: 10 per cont. 20;
Aud foes, / -; udyig, 2. Total
amt duO.... ~ II;
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a rranis Acknowledgement.

Gov ernor.elect Colcord hes written
n letter Of copgtatnlu;ion to tho Col
cord ciabat Reno, in which ho makes
Ibis frank ackno@l aigmUnt:
rho result OF the election ~ your
county was extremely gratifying. real.
iSing ng l do The high standing aud
Efebt popularity of my opponent. Who
~ n citizen OF your county, md yell
ithown to al. whilo ] was totally lin-
known TO most Of your people.
This loads 0neto inquire, What in-
fuanco wds brought Is bear to carry
lilo county for an unlfnown quantity.
ngainstn mOn Of m'iSh etnhding III
the county aud well known 20 alit"
THO question suggcat1 It's own answer,
aud there ia ono 50 ignorant ag not to
.know why tho rcsulS.
Tho Call tako5comfort thst tho Ro-
publicano wotob,atcu By tho s3ay.at-
homo vote. Uit8iH c9asui6 ito Rlos
4 will lnd thati IL applied that eamo
pouitico 10 It's soFf9w in 1871 ana In
1861 Try gpiaotSjng olco,
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OAstg RAHcu Go. Toano: ETor
SO a &SW Il of so Il & 80
Il Of aW = SEQ %, T35, II 60,
with improvements and depOa.
IL ON State l1nd, SLIGO; 120
stock horses, 2,O00; 9 citations,
AGO; SO stock cattle, $50; 3 wag.
ons, lC0; machinery, $50. Total
val, 300. Gen tav. ll2 70;
10rcr cent, II 81; Aud fees,
] %; advtg, 2. Total am't
duo. . GInf OF
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M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him q call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been eX-
hibited in Tlko.
You can get q suit
of clothes made to
order from SCI 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
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NTiHDH, IU!ClrOrn:
Dousc on iotB 50. blk O. town
Of Fuse, 300. Total val, 100.
Gen tax, 2 %; Tugc fpcciul
school, 40; 10 per cent, %: Aud
fcca, / 70; udY'tg, 2. Total nm't
lup.. 81
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PiuLLtr8 GEo w, T]uscorora:
liouso on Lotto, ., 1856, blk @,
Iusc. with improvements. $50.
Total val, 100. Gen tax, 3 80;
TuCc special school, 60: IOli
Tux, y; 10 per cent. 90: huA fcoy,
j %; adY'ig, Q. Total nln't d,tcslO
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advertising, 80. Total AMT duca il 80

BREssMAn JAcoD, South Ruby:
liomestcd claim To lots D.. g, Ia
8 of Soc Is, " 81, IL 80, with i'm.
~prOvenionts, $780, work hura.
cF, SO; 2 cows, SO. Total sal,
Sl2j. Gent taH, 60 o.; 10 per
cent, 8 80; Auditors fees. 81 20;
advertising. 81. Total amt duo 20 So
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NIvTEps J l., & Dpaog
T. II, White Rock: $ 4
OF SW i * SW Il otSE K SEQ
.. &N I OF NV Il Sec IL, =
q, K %, with improvements,
So. Tota! val, 2J1. Gen tax,
5Ca; 10 per cert. &c; Aud fcca.
l -; adv'ts, > Total amt dus:j !
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payment onsE 4 Of sW 4
Secf, NIX OF 80 f&NEI
Of SW Il Bcc -, II ~. R45, 81
q Of Sc Of SEQ II, &
NE Il OF NE * SEQ 10,
u 20, r. d.. con;airint
20 ncrcs, $50 Total pai, Cd.
Gcn tax, ] 50; 10 pr cent, IL;
Aud fees. Is; ndv'tg, q Total
amt duo. ~, NJ
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Dated, Noycmlcr II. 1880,
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MCCosEEH II Is Go, Tccoma: 81
y OF Sec -. Y IL. f. 60, E20O.
Total val, 20. Gen tax, i 50.
poll tuE, Is; 10 per cent, /; Aud
foes. l -; udvIg, .. Iotu! amt
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OF SW Il Il SW y ofSE1E Sec
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die horses, Co; 8 stock horses.
l35: 10 stock cattle, 49,; l way.
on, 80; machinery, -. Total val,
l,iJ5. Gen tax, 30 Il; poll Tax,
3; 10 pc: cent, 3 81; Aud fcea,
l %; adv'tc, 2. Total amt duuSIn
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claim 10 1C0 ncfco un6urvcycd
land about Z mi w OF HUNTING.
Ton creek on small creok call.
Cd Smith crock, owned aud no.
cupiod by Oliver Rinc. First
payment 90 II - ot6W ~ w
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QuIns JouR, SptuccmonL: Lots
l&2, blk y, town of Spruce.
mont, with improvements, 5iUO.
Total val, 100. Gen las, 2 25;
Io Ecr cent, 90; Aud fcca, / q;
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-07-12
After the Fourth of July.

We put him 10 bed in his little night gown.
The worst battered ycungster there was In town;
'Yet ne said as he opened his only well eye:
HRah, 'rah, for the jolly old Fourth Of Julyr'
Two thumbs and eight fingers with lint tied up,
On bis head was bump like an upside-down cup,
And his smile was distorted, his nose all aSry,
From the soys of the glorious Fourth of July.
Wewere glad; he had started abroad with the sun,
And all day he had lived in the powder and fun.
While the boom Of the roared mp to the sky,
To salute young Americas Fourth OF July.
I said We we're glad; all the pieces were there,
As We plastered and bound them with tender care,
But out Of the wreck came the words with sigh:
IF tomorrow xes only the Fourth OF Julyp'
He viii grow all together again, never fear,
And be ready TO celebrate treedoz again next year;
Meanwhile all his friends are most thankful there
lies
A crackerless twelyemonth 'twixt Fourth OF Julys.
We kissed him goodnight on his powder-specked
face,
We laid his bruised hands softly down in their place.
And he murmured, as sleep closed his one open eye:
81 wish every day was the Fourth of Julyr'
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