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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18
THE CATFISH POINT cREvAssE.

Thirteen Hundred Feet Wide At Last Ac-
counts SID Condition OF Anairs In the
>unfiower Lowiands Three Women
Drowned while Fleeing Before the
Flood.
GRgESvIrLE. Miss. April 6-The
crcvasse at Catfish Point was 1900 feet
wide and increasing az last reports.
The water from there reached Green.
vile yesterday morning. and is flooding
the first floors Of buildings.
Parties arriving here By skin from
Greenwood report a sad condition %
affairs in the Sunfiower lowlands.
Plantations are submerged and build
tngs are being washed away into the
owamps.
The colored people are huddled upon
the levees- hungry. cold and shelterless.
Many are likely to die OF exposure il
aid is not received. Tents. food and
clothing are greatly needed. The GOV.
eminent boats are doing what they can,
but they can not cover the entire field.
Friday while colored man with
'1hree women in a skifl. were fleeing
from the approaching flood in the Bogue
country on the Georgia Pacific railroad.
the skif commenced to leak. and be-
fore any assistance could be rendered
them. the whole party went down. The
man had narrow escape, but the three
women were drowned.
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WORCESTER, Mass, April a.-It was
discovered. Yesterday afternoon, that
Frederick Kimball. teller Of tho Poo
pies Savings Bank OF this city, who
went away on Wednesday last on a
short vacation for his health, took with
him about $4,000 In first-class sccuri.
ties belonging to the bank. II il not
yet known whether Kimhall Is also a
dcfaultcr. as tho bank examiner only
arrived In the city last evening. A let
ter was received by Mrs. kimball from
Montreal, Can. yesterday. which had
been sent by kimball to the postmas.
ter at Montreal 70 be re-mailed by him
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

CHICAGO. April The Carpenters
Council declared. Saturday night at
twelve o'clock. that the strike was on or
would be- this morning. About seventy.
i've delegates were present represents
ing over six thousand men. Until
twelve o'clock the council was prepared
y receive any committee from the
Master Carpenters Association with q
view 20 arbitration. but no committee
appeared The object Of the strike Is
70 make forty cents an hour the mini.
mum wages; 70 secure an cight-hour
work-day, and 70 bring about rccorni.
Ion 81 the council from the employers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18
DRIFT OF OPINION.

The tariff question has grown toe
broad to be straddlcd by a small poll.
tician like Mckinley Louis Re.
public.
Senator Blair Is completely pros.
tratcd by the vote on his educational
bill. So Is the bill -Philade phis
Press (Rep).
Congressman Mckinley should
whisper into his photograph: "Whom
tho gods wish to destroy they first make
mad. Shoe and Leather Review.
Wcbstcr's unabridged dictionary
contains less than one-half the number
Of words contained in Senator Blair's
speech on the education bill, but it has
the advantage Of telling something new
all the way through. Utica Herald.
What the farmers Of this country
are suffering most from Is a system d
taxation which compc!s them to sell
their products at the lowest prices and
buy their supplies at tho highest, and
drains their resources to swell tho pro.
fits Of protected" capitalists. N. Y.
Times.
Tho most singularly idiotic pen.
sion scheme that has yet been put forth
Is that Of Senator ingalls,. who wants
pensions granted to women VINO may
hereafter marry disabled veterans. witt
the additional advantage to the latter
OF procuring divorce Whenever deemed
necessary at an expense OF s.. Before
long ~ j. likely TO DO mark Of dis.
tinction for sitixcn 10 draw no pension
from the Government ~ Phil dc phis
Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

ARKANSAS CITY. Ark. April THE
river has been on stand at ~ $40 feet
for sixteen hours, 50 that no damage
has been done here BY the cutting Of
the lcvce at Red Fork An eyewitness
Of the cutting has made afidavit before
the United States Commissioner. giving
the names Of fiftccr whites and eight
negroes concerned n the crime. The
men will b. prosecuted csiminally BY
the I.evcc Board. and civilly by plant.
crs and Others who have suffered losses
on account Of the crevasan. The Catfish
crcvasse Is 1000 fee. wide and still
widening
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

PnornrrsrowS. ILL.,. April o.-The
cyclone which struck this village Mon
day night wrecked large amount Of
property and injured number Of pco-
pie. The Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
depot was moved from its foundation
and the large elevator near by was de-
stroyed. Cars were blown from the
track, one being sent through split
switch three miles with brakes set.
Several houses were blown down. The
most seriously hurt were:
Mrs. Ed Hammond. collar bone broken
and internal injuries.
Clark Reynolds. bruised
Mrs Clark Reynolds, bruised ana cut
Kate Reynolds, severely bruised and
hurt internally.
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<orwslk and Other Points IN Ohio visited
b, cyclones aud Much Damage Done \
several Persons tnInred--rhc Prophets
town kill.1 cyclone Michigan Towns
Catch y Disastrous Flip from the Tall
al the Tws>ter
CLEVELAND. o.. April D "A cyclone
struck Norwalk. o.. about five o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Tho storm came
from the Northwest. and swept track
about half mile wide from the eastern
limits Of tho city. quito a long distance
into the country.
The umbrella factory of Sprague 4
French wa in the path Of tho cyclone.
part Of the building. In which about
thirty yonng women were employed.
was crushed like an egr-shcll. Many
Of the girls escaped. but others were
caught in the falling building.
Dora Palmer. aged nineteen, received
fatal injuries and died in short time.
Her skull was crushed
Nellie Harding was seriously injured
about the hsad and upper part 81 the
body.
Miss Iirnsh's collar-bonc was broken,
and she was otherwise injured.
Several other girls whose names can
not be learned. received injuries.
A dozen barns were blown down and
other small buildings were wrecked.
Trees we're upro9tci and fences torn
down in all directions. The force o.
the wind was Unprecedented in this
section
AT seven o'clock last evening another
terrific storm visited the city, the wind
blowing and hail-stones a. large as
hickory nuts falling. smashing windows
and demoi~hing greenhouses.
4 dispatch from Collins. o.. few
miles from Norwalk. says: A very
heavy and serious cyclone passed
through this place At five o'clock yes
terday afternoon. Between fifteen and
twenty buildings. mostly dwellings.
were completely wrecked and several
people were injured. Mr.. Houif anu
daughter were seriously hurt. There
is terrible excitement throughout
community.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18
A Destructive Cyclone visits Charlotte
Mich.

CHARLOTTE, Mich, April s.-A Cyl
clonc passed over the northern part Of
the city about four o'clock this morn
ing, doing damage amounting TO sew
er7l thousand dollars. The roof was
torn of the main building Of
the Richardson Mill Company Mayor
Packard's barn was torn to atoms.
A wing OF Mr.. Barhat's resi-
ience was wrenched from the main
building and lifted into an adjoining
lot and completely demolished; the
house Of DIR. Rosenkrans was dislocated
and the Steam Heat Evaporator Com
pany's building was also damaged.
Outhouscs, smoke-stacks and chimneys
were generally demolished and trees
and shrubs uprooted. The roof was
blown of G. IIilds' barn and much dam
age was done to Chappelrs brick and
tile works.
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MISSEAPoLis, Mimi, April "a spe-
cial TO the Tribune from Burlington,
la, says:
A heavy hail storm passed over this
section Of the county last evening. do
ing considerable damage TO fruit trees.
Reports say stones as large as hens
eggs fell At some places, smashing win
dows and conservatory roofs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

CLEVELAND, O.. April "a heavy
rain storm visited Oberlin, o., last
night, flooding cellars OF business
houses on College street to depth Of
four feet The water rose rapidly in
Plumb creek, and people on the flats
expect to be compelled to leave their
homes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, April s.-A
cyclone passed through this city last
night. leveling buildings. fences. etc.
The summer cottages at Goguac Lase.
two miles south. were blown down. but
no lives were lost Loss not yet esti-
mated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

Both the method and resul,.
Syrup Of F'issis taken; il i pI.' NJ
and refreshingto the taste. , as1.''
gcntlyyct promptly On Tie K;d''.'
Liver and Bowels, clcans.s i. H. Y
tenn eilectually, dispcls colds a NJ \,
aches and fcyers andcures l,i S,'o
constipation. Syrup Of F;g.;,
only remedy Of It's Kind es ysa " Z
duced, pleasing to the taste asd ~
ceptablc to the stomach. prom,, !,
Its action and truly bcneiicialM;..|
effects, prepared only from thsm,s
healthy and agreeable suhslass.,
its many excellent quaIitie, -
mend it to all and have msls !
the most popular remedy known
Syrup Of Figs is for sale ii IA,
and 81 bottles by al leadinrdro
gists. Any reliable drucri,t H..
may not have it on hand will J..
cure it promptly for any one M,
wishes to try it. DO not su..t
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP a.
San FRANCISCO. CIT.
LOUISVILLE. Az. Afv yosx ~
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cultics. The pension system fnl tho
tariff system arc sufficient load ~
wreck any ship The thousands of
complaints against tho Mckinley bin
show what an artificial and unnatural
structure the high tariff Is. u As inn
possible 70 construct n 20 that all people
may be treated alike. II Is the most
gigantic instrumci> Of fraud and OPP
preston ever devised. and the growing
Intelligence Of the human race rcyolts
al both us theory and its prac ticc. ~
Louisville Couricr-Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

LONDON. April s.-Thc correspondent
81 the Times at Alexandria says that
Stanley condemns the British East
Africa Company for allowing American
and Russian sportsmen to exhaust for
mere pleasure the preserves o. their ter
ritory. II would be far better to allow
Germany to control the district She
would at least prevent buccancering.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-18

4 sm ,ni~>i.ner Eaum Setting tho Work -
the Pension sSureau Down 90 >y>tems
and the Examination and Adjudication
III Ca<es n<lng Materially Expedited
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-01-12
Births md Deaths.

An Act approved February 2G,
1887, requires all persons oiliciating
as physician or midwife at birth,
or undortnkor ut funeral, to file
with tho Comfy. Recorder Il certificate
Eiring the facts in tho case Tho Act
provides a ponalty OF not less than
e2Dnor more than so for fiiluro TO
mako such ccriiiicutc, uotwithstand.
ing which NUMEROUS births and deaths
have occurred within tho county dur.
ing tho past year which aro not on
record. Among tho births right here
IN town not recorded, which wo call
to mind ut this nom ont, are those Of
tho childron OF n. Il. Stinc, and
Frank Cosswell, and Of deaths not on
record nro Aaron Van Week, Robert
Cullen md j. W. Buckland.
Tho law isa good ono, and ns thcrc
iG no expense attached to the filing Of
these certificates, blanks for which
Gun bo had FREQ Of charge either Mt
tho Recorders Office or tho ISDErESD-
EHT olllcc, thoro 10 no cxcuso for such
neglect. Tho county pays for record.
ing these certificates, md tho law
provides n lil'o penalty for any failure
on tho part of tho Recorder to put on
record tho certificates filed in his
office. These certificates cnn DO cont
in by mnil from outside districts, and
wc trust that uhcro will DO no failure
to record each birth and death which
may occur within tho county during
tho year 1880. A fow fines imposed
on those who fnil to comply with tho
l.w would no doubt have salutary
effect.
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Sciiio bly,.

Tho New York Worlds globe tour.
ist sailed from Hobol:on, II. j., at
9I0iI a. II. Thurs lay, November IL,
1850, by the Hamburg steamer Au-
gnsta Victoria. She reached London
Nov. -; crossed tho straits OF Dover
to Calais tho samo night and left
Calins on tho morning of Nov. %;
arrived Mt Brindisi, on the south cast
coast OF Italy, Nov. 2l; sailed thence
b. the steamer Victoria Oh Nov. -,
and reached Ismaila Nov. %; Alden,
on tho cxtTcmo southern coast of
Arabia, Dec. ., aud Colombo, on the
Island OF C,ylol, Dec. 8. There shc
waited two days FOR tho steamer 10
China and arrived ut Hong Kong,
China, Dec. o..
The energetic Nellie 10 ut Yoko.
hania, japan, to-day whence she will
sail tomorrow by tho steamer Gee
anic for San Francisco where she will
arrive, barring accidents, Tuesday,
January 2l. The same evening she
will leave San Francisco by the Csn-
,ral Pacific Ry. for Chicago and will
pass t!Irour II Elko "Wednesday, Jan.
- at 9:4J II.
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VOLUME "a.
Trains Block AIDED.

Notwithstanding the heavy snow
fall, with high winds and consequent
drifts, tho Railroad Company has, by
the constant uso of snow plows, Sue
ccedca in Keeping tho roatl clear until
yesterday when the power OF the cle-
ments oycrcamo human skill and tho
trail - are snow bound, both cast and
west, no trains having arrived hero
since train No. 1 passed yesterday
morning Mt IL o'clock. Train No =,
due hero ut 9:I5 last night, is tied up
ID the Sierra Nevada mountains, and
No. 9, a!5o duo at 0:45 last night, is
blorkadcd in tho low range OF noun
tlins between Wells and Tccomu. 1t
is thought that possibly train from
the east may get through lnto this
evening, but none from tho west is
expected to-day, and perhaps not to-
morrow.
Since tho abDvc was written we
learn that the delay east Is caused by
tho deraiiing OF n snow plow near
Toano, but it is thought that the
train will get through tonight. Tho
blockade in the Sierrn Nevada noun
t1ins is between Blue Canyon and
Alta An ori;uary "pash plow" left
Alta coming cast and proceeded rs
far rs it was possible to go. The
rotary piow left Blue Canyon going
west until it mot the push plow, and
i'll the mean timo the snow drifted in
behind both p!ows, filling up the
Track so that neither could back out
and thcro they arc. When they
will bo cztricatcl it is difficult TO say,
as tho only means seem to DO either
10 put iorca OF mon on to clear tho
track with shovels o7-wait till tho
snow melts.
Since the above was in typo tho
train from tho cas-! got through, mr.
riving here nt $50 o'clock this after
noon. Tho train which went west
yesterday morning will return from
Reno with local mail and passengers,
and is reported ON time, TO arriro At
o:l5 tonight.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-01-12
A SncnkinS Lion.

A big California lion inyaded tho
1ndox oIlicc Tuesday night aud got
away with our Christmas turkey. Tho
trucks OF tho crittor woro ton inches
long. Ilo entered by ripping boards
or tho back sido OF tho house, which
lot in ton or two OF snow for MS TO
shovel ont. Tho noblc bird and tho
Gicalsing lion must lnvo Ind % holl.
tuvcr tinic, no tho printing chop was Il
t1tal wreck ncxt morning; tho etoyo
waJ bung down In ono cornor and tho
Intricate machinery of tho press
twisted out OF kiltcr, " say nothing
OF tho "pi" md feathers TINT lay
around in distracting profusion.---
Homer Index.
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Carson Appoal:--Tho Empire horac-
Whipping case has caused tho citisong
TO ta'io sides for aud against tho man
who was thrashod. Muny citizens Of
Empire aoy that ho waa innocent OF
having said anything against Miss
on and that tho tronblo wan caused
by intormoddling pniiiea
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CDSSORS T.. W. 7 lkn' Lots !. ., II. 70.
~ 10 2t inclusive. Of block II: III Of
blocks Il s 81; all of llJCk .. ia Ual-
iDu's n tiiIiOn tJ the town Of EikD.
Total Ilu". 10 General tax 81 70:
! lIo special school tax, : ?D: ten per
cent, 5 90: ArT'tor'E 'c., % nd.
NeTtising. ~. Total amt due. .........:
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UNKNOWN OWNER, Elko:
Lots l, ,, 3. & 4, block Ii, in
Ballou's addition to tho town
OF Elko. Total value, SlOO.
General tax, 81 50; Elko spec
ial school, s 90; ten per cent,
5 20; Auditors fees, 81 %;
advertising, g. Total amt
duo.
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doTICE OF DELINQUENCY AND
SAIL; FOR TANf.S, 1850.
STATE OF SEvLoi,)
County ofElf3

County Of Elfo.
County THa'rrot's oflcc, In aud for Eito
COUNTY.
]. 1. l.. Morgan. County Treasurer aud c1.
Omcto Tax Receiver. In and for sIid Eiko couu-
- 90 hereby give notice that there Is now
payabI" ~ my Office and delinquent for the lis.
cal year lSSo ON property si.uattd in said Elkn
ouniy, the following amounts CG taxes Il, H.
aliiCs nE;. cost, du" from I lcrs.n or p'r
sons aud orneTs. and said lien against the
prop rty Within named, nni DESCRIBED o3pn.
AZ" each t. the other respectively. ia the fol-
lowing list. to wit;
ATKINSON JOHN, Rock Creek Quartz
Miil IN '"ek Creek Mining DIshIct.
Elto County NsNNl,, OwErl by .Ioiu
Atsin ON, n ..0I. General Tax, so 90:
ten per cent. nf tax, :. -: Auditors
tccf, Il IS; AiveItIsing, - 20, Total. .sJa g5
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81 %; advertising 81. Total
amt due Al; o

UNKNOWN OWNER, Elko:
Lot 2n,'block j, town OF EIlSo.
Total value. $50. General
tax, 5 30; Elko special school,
S 10; ten pcr cent, 5 10;
Auditors fees, 81 %; adver,
tising, 81. Total amount dues 4 :;
UNKNOWN OWNER, Elko:
Lot II, block 1 town OF Elko.
Total value, SD. General
tax. 5 .45; Elko special school,
s %; ten per cent, s .05;
Auditors fees, 81 %; adver-
tising, 81. Total amt duo s 3 81
UNKNOWN OWNER, Elko:
Blocks l, ., 3, 4, g, G, Z, 8. 10,
IL, II, l5,lG.l7. 1919, 2O22g,
%, rs, 81, 90, 90, 81, 80, 81, 81,
80, 81, IS, 30, 40, Al, ~, 33, A,
50, is, IL. IS, 80. 20, 81, 50, 81,
Of, 30, S 81, OF Ballou's addi-
ton 10 the town OF Elllo. Lots
, to2l, inclusive in block 80
and lots l to G, & II to "a in
elusive, in block Ii OF BAL
lou's addition TO the town Of
Elko. Total value. $500. Gen
eral tax, So 40; Elko special
school, s co; ten per cent,
S Go; Auditors fees, 81 %;
advertising, 81 Total amt
que. .., q e
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J, NIpfR cos. MINING co. Spruce.
mont; Building. fnrrrro nnl mSrlnn-
cry IN SpnccIunnI Mining Dls rici.
Ito rOmiily. New. known niid called b
the J"nipc Con. Mining Co., iu tho
inwn nf SpTurcinGn'. To'nl value, g..
600. 0tn raj tax, sji; len per cent,
81 10: AuIiInr's fc"a. 81 IS: hdvcrtis.
Ing, 81. Total amt due,
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MrSpoxc, ..snAo r.. County. .rlr..

MESDoSCt :'JuAo r.. County. 'first
payment Oh the = Nnr w 4. h NW
"a, n y Of Sw Il. and \ W 4 ONE
Y KS 4 Y. & Il = u of n VIZ. see ar
IS. II "a SwS SnfSw 4 4 Sw Il nf SwS
Scc q, T. 20. KSi. 4 l. I, SO 2i. Ne
y INELi. sc 80. 7 u. II 80. 4 lois
~ D"f SEQ 20. TAI. II ~. containing
tIx2 ~: Ten per rtni. "a: Auhiior's
fees. 1i. hdyorilslns. 2. Total Ant
NU' 90 ......s ss.................
SORbtfu NELSON. tn Unrnri: 1touso
Oh lots = & I block O. town ~ rusth.
r"rn Tot value. slDD Hcncr I inx,
] ~: Tu,crrnta arcciNi srho !. 50: 'cn
per cent, as. Auditors fees. I 2j, III.
rcttisIng, 2. Total amt due.
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IAuRSnN y. s.. Toann; Small iwcll.
In h"ns" about 3DJ feat souih Of
Pl'hnSh IcpUt In the town Of Trnuo.
tlo1: ! stallion, q siosk horses. 90
'''"' 8 wagons. Slit. Total value,
fi.'7i. Grn'rrl iuS. $50 T5: Poll Tax,
81: ten per ccut, - o.: Auditor fees.
81 -: advertising, So. ToIai a:u't dues
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UNKNOWN OWNER, Elko:
Lots Z, s, 0, 10, IL, -, block
ii, i'll Ballou's addition To tho
town or Elko. Total value,
slC0. General tax, 81 50; FL
ko special school. s %; ten
per cent. 3 90; Auditor'sfce
81 %; advertising, s2. Total
amt duo. s
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CLARK T.. T.. Bullion: Dwelling house
IN tho i"rn "f Buiilun. "n tho suuth
side nf Main sire Z. AMI about I'.I feet
SouiiI."ast"f th" Dinn Dell firnarc. in
tHid town. owned nni occupied 10y Il
J.. ,n.k. Total NnInr. NO. t;,ilrInI
tax. ~ ~: poll AK, ~: ten -cr cent.
5 ~; Auditors f''s. u - advertising.
-. lot ia NJ auc. ,s
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UGRSl II Mas. Ii. EIto: Lots :, 8
=, block u. town of Z lkO with iiu.
Ir"v"in" t.. slf1:. ) work horses.
stock u 'Tsy. I. sinc, cattle. S.II. To-
inl value. $50. General tax. 50 ~:
EiS" special school tax. s pull
Tux ~. ton per cent. 81 %, Az Iit,r's
fees. 2j; advert ing. s? 90. Total
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iAuRErr JSO. ", Tus hrrrn: Lots
II 10. block q; loIs - 4 ~, block ID;
lot :, block X, town 81 Tuscrrorn, with
improvements. sslsl: Iuruiturr, 81 e.;
total value. SI.GO uCnrrAl tax. s'S;
1uscarcri special Eshool tax. -: poll
tax. 81; ten rcr cent. 50 20: Audit r's
f""S. 81 - Advertising. 5. 60. Total
u:n't ,luu. 80
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OSBOURN Il. j., Spruccmont,
Lots !, 8 & o, block u, town
OF Spruccntont. with improve
mcn,s. Total vnluo, 5l50.
General tax, so 10; ten per
cent, 8 81; Auditors fees,
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Notice 10 further given that 10 Dor
cent. on tho amount OF each item OF
original tnS. together with 81 81 Aud
itor's fec, and 81 costa OF advertising
for cnch item will be collected i'm nd.
dition to tho amount OF original tax
In each Of snid cascs Of delinquency,
aud il SAID original taxes, penalties
aud costs DO not sooncr collected or
paid TO mo TINT will at o'clock T..
n. on Monday, tho 10Th day Of Janu.
ary, 1900, ut tho front door of tho
Courthouse OF said county, ut tho
town OF Ellio, therein scll each and
every parcel Of eaid described prop.
erty for tho total amount Of tho orig.
inul tax, penalty and costs gct apposite
to cnch pnrccl thereof respectively,
to tho person or persons who
will pay tho amount OF tho original
tax, penalty and costs for tho smallest
parcel Of tho property described op.
posito thereto respectively, in each
case OF delinquency, md thnt nll prop
crty cold at such sale md each parcel
thereof, is ssubjcct To redemption with.
in six months aftcr tho date OF salc by
payment Of NIL OF said sums against
tho Same, or each parcel thereof 70.
spcctivcly, with 3 per cont. pcr month
thereon, from tho dato OF said salo un.
I'll paid.
i. T.. MORGAN,
County Tronsuror and Tex OHicio
Tax Recover.
Elko, Now, Nov. q, 1880.
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UhNNirAS J. q, carlin. Sh ofsw
u. X = nf sE q: &S Lli SEt
Of Sec &C. T ~. u 81, improvements.
s5o1: stock hrrsc. ~. Tot i valuc,
$40. ucnc;slt Y. 50 &c: poll tax. ~;
ten per cent. ~ ~: :Anliiot'sf,cs. 81 .:
"dveI''"'"B. So. IOtai amt due.....x:G
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O'NE1L ". r., We IL: Poss

O'NEIL ". r., We In: Poss
claim to 800 acres unsurvcy.
cd land at tho mead Of Salmon
river and about 2j inilcg west
OF tho OLD Hubbard ranch,
with improvements. also lotg
7& 8, block II, town Of Wells,
nlro first payment ON State
lnnd, ST30; 20 saddle horses,
l0stock horses, b75 stock cnt.
tic, 2 wagons, machinery, s7,.
700. Total value, $3.50. Con
cral tax, s151 "a; poll tax, 60;
ten pcr cent, Sl5 II; Audit.
or'G fees, 81 25; advertising.
81. Total amt duo .... SIT
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WARDROP WM., Tuscarora:
House on lot II, block o,
town OF Tuscarora. Total
value, $50. General tax,
81 20; Tuscarora spccini
school, 81 30; ton per cent,
3 30; Auditors fees, 81 %;
advertising. 81. Total amt
duo. .... ST