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New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
Cltp Real @siate Go fet.

a --7-
- UITABLE for 0ut-Of-town manufacturer,
- ofec or desS room; BrOddway,. near
Cortlandt-st. steam heat furnished letters
cared for Ia absence. etc, elc. Adofess
NENIENIE. Tribune Office.
II, o I.ET.--Downtown loft, 4oxa0; recently
oc,up.d and partly lifted up for candy
mandatory VIII let separately or with
fixtures FOR that or any similar business.
ERNEST. Box s. Tribune Office.
" ERY attractive stores for druggists
tsllors, or shoe dealers, TO rent on very
fayoraUis . Jerns ii tsilen Immediately
HENRY ]. CARR, 1.5i9 9th-ave.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
ITO LET.-The 3-story, attic and base
4 ment. high-st0op br0wnstone house, No.
u First Place, Brooklyn. House L. fnH
25 feet wide contains 15 rooms and BATH
plenty Of closets, and all modern improve
ments; frst-class location and convenient 70
bridge and ferries; would te rented partly
furnished at a verv reasonable rent for
tnrm of years. Apply to J. ID. II. BERGEN, 4,
'07 Court-st.
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forses ano Garriasts
Citp Retl estate for Sale.

TOR sALE.-A corner on 0th-ave. new
building; terms reasonable price low ;
no agents. Address L. II. CALLAHAN,
go East 42d-st.
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includes sales OF 5000 barrels Of Janusry az 81 o2
81 027s.
Refined oil was unchanged at 75o cents per gallon IN
barrels and $40 cents In cases. - o.
Foreign quo asloas-LondOn prices I'D az Ga
cad per Imperial gallon. Al Antwerp prices were m
changed Rssal7s francs and at Bremen at 710 marks
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
Rooms i1)antfo.

xIOUNG MAN wishes nicely furnished
I hea ed room between 5th AID 9th aves.
and l4th and 59th sts.. for 80 or 81 per
week. 1. S., Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
flats 90 Get, Hntnrnisheo.

ELATs TO LET IN THE
i GORDON,
eath.st. 9th-ave. newly decorated; steam
heat and all modern improvements; rent
from g35 10 ESQ per month rooms and
cath. INQUIRE Of the owner on premises.
TRINTTY APARTMENTS. - Elegant
l steam-heated and beautifully decorated
fats: ia rupns and bath: 9th-ave., Goth
and 9lst sts. $50 so to 500. HENRY j..
CARR, 1,549 0th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03

CoTION-The spot nlarAe was quiet ana sItau5 "V p %
changed prcos Sales II bales for consumPtion Iest
cne.s 70 50 bales against 2Oo06 bales TINS uay sS
tgee and s5 $50 bales this DAY last year slnSe INC Ssp
,rehsr receipts at ports aggregated ob t2O oaen
sganst 1853 1868 bales for the corresponding uue 4aS'
ySao are based on American Standard Of cassh
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
FURNISHED Rooms.

5Irnisheo hoon1s.
A NICELY furn. jhed sunny rooms, COM
"A. munieating or separately 80 moor.
10 West 49th-st.
An ELEGANTLY furnished suite, par
n lor, bed and bathroom southern eX-
posure; superior private house. 122 East
2Gth-st.
nINING-ROOM and furnished rooms
- downtown west side; lease for entire
house: very cheap. Inquire 100 2d-aVcp
between 4 and .. m.
~ TFGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM,
II 247 West 1st-st., near Broadway, with
in two minutes Of FIVE lines Of cars.
HANDSOMELY furnished room; bath;
II steam heat; private hat 50 week Wees;
gentleman only. Address b. E. A, Box
o, LOG West 4Zd-st.
oTH.ST.. 3I9 EAST.-Front sunny par
LED lor well furnished; plano; suitable for
one or two gentlemen; terms Moderate.
ST-ST., 137 EAST.-Well furnished
> rooms gas and heated: suitable for
lady or gentlemen; transient or permanent.
OcTH.ST.. 249 wEST.-Nice furnished
30 room. I'd floor, with bath, In private
house gentlemen only reference required.
10 MADISON.AVE.. between 32d and
lOO 33d sts.-Rooms for gentlemen
frst-class in every particular.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03
mork Wanteo.

Females.
I ADY wants position az assistant book
IL keeper, or office work. 452 West 19th-st
s TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- BY young lady; excellent refer-
ences. Address p. o. Box lob. New-YorS.
<, TENOGRAPHY ana TYPEWklIlNG.-
- Lady graduate Packards College,
practical experience In Otllce work, desires
suitable position highest references. ,. G.,
1910 MadisOn-aYe.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-03

~ OOK, HOUSEwoRK. &c.-By Ameri-
" can and German help; thorough COOKS
bread, biscuit, meats, poultry, paasstnss'
cage. &c: for city or country. l35 9th
ave- near 10th-st.: PROTESTANT Bu-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-15

distractions given on Piano, and
planes an organs tuneo. Satisfaction
guaranteed. FERNS reasona lie. Send
osders through PostOif e. Carson.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-14
BellamyitcS.

"The company Of Bellamyites re-
Gently organized in Des Moiues will
locate" says the Nebraska State
Journal, sat Lake Arthur, Louisiana,
on n tract OF 1900 acres OF land.
Their experiences will be interesting,
but will add nothing to the sun, OF
human knowledge ON the subject oil
cooperation. They may Halter them
selves that their scheme is new, and
will have II tremendous influence in
reforming the country and converting
it to Nationalism, but they arc
do 1med to disappointment. Com
muuism OF this kind is rs old as the
race, and the people who join the
colony are simply going back TO the
methods discarded by their ancestors
hundreds of years ago"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-14
CURE FoR D~IPHrnEl.lA.
roR II THROAT.

Put one tca-spoonful of dry sulphur
in one tea-cup full OF water. stir well
and use as a gargle avery hour.
Swallow e littln each time. and imme-
diately attor blow n little dry sulphur
in the glands Of the throat. II the
patient is sleeping, every two or three
hours will do.
FOR THE STOMACH AND BLOOD.
Take one tea.cup of strained honey
in it put one tablespoonful OF DIR,
sulphur and IL tea-spoon.ul o.
cream tartar, mix well. Give on,
Tablespoonful three times q day. in
crease or decrease according to tn,
action on the bowels.
% THE FEVER.
Give one No. 3 capsule full OF qui
nine every three hours until tho fever
is broken, then give broken doses
until fully cured.
MES. C. V. SToKER.
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a onANoE FOR a RECORD.

Ono OF the most scandalous Incl
dents OF the first session of the pres
emit Congress was the expulsion OF
Representative Elliott OF South Caro-.
lima, to mako room for the Republican
contestant, Miller. No notice was
given that tho case was to DO called
up, and the vote was taken in forty
seconds by the watch, even Republi-
cans protesting and demanding ok
plantations which were CURLY refused.
The Democrats now have q brilliant
opportunity to point n contrast be-
tween their methods and those OF
Reed. Miller and Elliott were again
candidates in the late campaign, and
Elliott has boon declared elected. But
Miller asserts that no was elected
himself by COCO majority, bnt That his
opponent was awarded the certificate
through tho injustice Of tho can
yassers in throwing out several thou.
sand ballots for t~rifing and imma-
terial mechanical defects. He intends
to contest Eliiott's scat.
Tho Democratic House should con
slider this case with perfect impartial.
ity. II after the due sitting Of owl.
!dence and careful deliboration it shall
appear that Miller has told tho truth
tho Democrat should DO unscatcd and
tho Republican, given his p'ncc. Such
mn act would do more to estab,;sh the
Democrats in tho confidence of the
country than tho capture Of a dozen
seats at tho polls. It is what we ex-
poet 10 SEQ done, for tho Democrats
in Congress- have displayed u similar
spirit before. 1t was their course
in unsGting Chalmers, OF Mississippi,
then a Democrat, that drove that
noted bull-dozcr over to the Iiepubli-
cans.-[Examin-r.
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YHE sNoREr BALLor.
The Modns Operandi or the Austria
linn BALLOT Law.

Notwithstanding tho Australian
ballot system was recommended by
both parties in their State platforms,
there appears to DO quite u number
of peraons who arc in ignorance in re-
gard to the details Of its workings.
Thoy are substantially Us follows:
Blllots are to be provided at public
expense; none but those ballots are
To be used; on them are printed the
nouiss OF all candidates who were
nominated either by convention or
Positions n short period prior to the
election, tho ballots ure to DO DIS
tributsd only by sworn ballot clerks
mt the polls to voters, and for actual
nud immediate use in voting; the
voter is allowed five minutes in which
to retro into u booth conveniently ar
ranged, where he secretly marks his
choice OF candidates upon the face OF
the ballot, or, il he prefers, writes tho
l,aues OF his own nomination in place
pf those already printed; having done
this he proceeds directly to the ballot
box, and. without exposing the face
OF tho bnllot, or communicating with
anyone, deposits tho ballot as his vote!
For the bsnetit OF the blind aud IL
iiterato, such o voter is permitted TO
select ono OF tho two billot clerks,
who under oath OF fidelity and
secrecy, assists him to mark his ballot.
II any person in preparing q ballot
!spo!ls it, no may successfully obtain
Others, ono ut n time, not ex-
eeeding thee in all, upon returning
each spoiled one. The ballots thus
returned must be Immediately can
called and prcse ryed by tho ballot
clork.
Under this system there is no
chance for fraud in tho purchase OF
votes, for after the voter has made out
his ticket there is no possibility of its
being seen by anyone until it is de-
posted in the ballot box. No one
will trust to the honesty OF any voter
who will sell his vote, and hence no
n will pay out his money on the
promise of such q man to vote rs
directed. 1t Is absolutely n secret
ballot, rs no tickets are circulated On
the outside, and tho voter is perfectly
free from all outside influence of
every nature or kind. He enters the
booth alone, makes out his ticket to
suit himself and deposits it in the
ballot box. The influence OF en-
ployers over their employees, rs woil as
the influence of coin on the p~urchas-
able voter, is entirely destroyed, and
the ballot under this admirable system
becomes whnt it is intended to DO, n
fair and free expression of the people
in tho selection of officers.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-14
THE JUDICIARY.

One great need in revising our Con.
Bttutlon 10 u change in our Judiciary.
Th, present system OF clecting Dis
trict Judges 10 anything but fair To
the people of tho State. IL we are to
have four District judges tho State
should be divided into four Judicial
Districts, andtho people Of ench Dis.
trict should elect their Judge. Wa
.cin SEQ no good reason willy tho peo-
pie OF Nye or lincoln counties should
issjst in electing u Judge for Elko
Humboldt COUNTIES, or vico ycren.
IL is proposed by some that our
Snnrcme Court should be abolished
an that three Of the District Judges
sdould sit In banc as n Supreme
Stlourt for tho trial Of such cases ns
would properly como bpforo that
tribunal. While this woull result in
n saving Of expense to tho State il Ia
OF doubtful expedioncy, for tho reason
that there might DO, and probably
would DO, Tor eyeti Judges are ho.
mani u ia sling Of dinidence on the
part of any three OF the four judges
in reversing tho decision OF one Of
t1eir Asgocintep. Tho question is ono
@y10b should receive careful aud
esfrest consideration, iu i1so tho
tiaastitut!onal Convention bc ealled
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Des,itution In Dakota.

A dispatch dated Pierre, S. D., Dec.
8. says:
Lieutenant Governor T. etcher con.
firms the reports OF the restitution
OF South Dakota. He declares the
boomers are trying to conceal the
facts. He says that in seven coun-
ties on account OF loss of crops
through tho drought OF the past tn rec
years the farmers ara destitute and
will stlrvo unless aided. Aid is be-
ing contributed by citizens OF the
State bnt he thinks general supply
should be made.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-14
A word TO Ladies'.

Ladies' who desire a beautiful clear
skin, FREQ from pimplcs, bniis, blotcbeg
and other erupiions, should commence
at once 10 use DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills. They will also remove
Tint heavy look about your eyes and
make thom bright, and will euro
headache from whatever cause II
arises. Roinembor, you are only re.
1Uircd TO tuko one small pill ut bed.
q,ne, which is coated with pure sugar,
ind will not gripe or produce aDyun-
pleasant eenshtion. Sold at 70 cents
hy Il. n. hilillnr.
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To The Public.

Notice is hereby given that Chris
Banmbach has been appointed an
authorized agent for tho collection oil
nll sums duo tho firm OF Reckhart &
Froelich, rs vol MS for tho %trnnsac.
ton of oil other business connected
with the present management, such
as the payment OF bills, collection OF
aud rcccipting for moneys due, otc.
RRCKHARr & FRoELtcfi,
by G., RRUkffAkT,
Surviving partner OF the firm.
Elko, New, Nov. 10. 1850. IL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-14

Those who desire 10 purchase tho
best quality OF Groceries and Pro.
visions aro roforrcd 10 tho above 70.
liable house whGro fair dealing md
courteous trcntlnont ~ tho rulc.
GIoee%atc, Tinwaro, Stoncwaro, Nails
Otc. always in stock.
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Indnrntod ilhrc Wnrc.

Tho attention OF the public ID Iii.
rectud to NY now stock OF Tubs,
fiuui1ots, Basins, ctc., manufactured
from 1n1ufated Wood Fibre, pressed
out in one piece, without aonns OF
hoops. 1t is light aud durable, viii
not shrink or swOll. Will not thint any
kind OF liquid aud bids fair to super.
code tin and wooden ware. Call and
examine IL.
ii. CIL,se.
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Live Ana IctIdyc.

T.hore %ho desire frcsh Groceries
and Provisions, M we'll 10 Glassware,
Qncenswarc, etc, should not fail TO
eXnnino my stock and prices before
purchasing.
a penny saved 10 ae good ms n penny
earh!Id aud you con rave money by puf.
chasing goods at home. ] chrfy o
large stock OF reasonable goods ind
viii soil ut Live and Lot 1--we prices.
21lo III. CfiAsY.
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The Virginia Chronicle suggests
TINT the compensation of delegates to
the Constitutional Convention be
fixed at So n day, together with actual
travelling expenses. Wo boliave ti.is
to DO a fair proposition, as it would
not seem to be good policy Ia fix tho
compensation mt such e figure as to
make it m object to seek tho position
merely for tho money there woald DO
in it. But IL it certain that a Consti-
tutional Convention will be held?
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NoRnUHG NELSON, Tufcnrorn:
House on lois 3&d. blk o, town
Of fusc, 800. Total val, 100.
Con tag, 2 %; Tuec special
fohool. .lO; 10 pcr cent. 20; Ard
fees, ! %; adytg, @ Total amt
duo ."......... ......e8 II
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Virginia Chroniclo:-The Salt Lake
Tribune labors hard to ridiculo the
idea that the price Of an article, pro-
duced or manufactured in the United
States, will be increased on account
of additional duty upon importations
of the Same character. II such is not
the effect, in the name OF the great
Mckinley, where does the protection"
come in? If tho tariff, outside of
revenu purposes, isn't designed to
stiffen prices OF domestic products
and manufacture, what tho dickens is
it on our statute books for?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-14

JAoKsoN N S, Toauo: Small
dwelling hUueo about ECO r. S
cf II II depot in town Of T'oano,
owned and occupied by n s.
Jackgon Il family, 800: - stock
horses, 400; / stallion. lCO; 2
stock cattle, 2b; | wagon, 25.
Total val, CSC. Gen tax. II GO:
10 por cent, | 50: Aud fees. | 81:
ady'tg, 2. Total amt duo $40 Ec
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HARDEsTY III G, jack Creek: Poes

HARDEsTY III G, jack Creek: Poas
claim to lGO acrcs unsurveycd
land on Jack Creek, about 3 mi
II of Chos WoodwHId's, owned
and occupied by III G Hardusty,
with improvements, 3lGO;G work
horgcs, 200; 4 stock horses, GO:4
stock cattle, 40; . wagonp, so.
Total val SiSJ. Con tax, 10 81;
poll tax, 3; 10 per cent, ] 30;
Aud fees, | %; udv'tg,2 .. Total
nm't duo Siu
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DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup.

This eyrup is composed OF wild
cherry, tar and balsam OF Tolu, which
everyone knows are tho most tonic
and healing remedies known for tho
throat and lungs. TO this we add
just enough squills, ipccac and blood
root To loosen and throw Off the Of
fendipg matter, by cxpcctoration.
Ask your doctor il lhore could posi-
bly, be amore happy combination for
tho cure OF coughs, colds and bron.
chitis, or to build up a weak and
emaciatel c~onsumptive patient
than this. For Group md wbooping
cough there is nothing better, and
every mother who values the lives Of
her little children should ALWAYS keep
it in the house. II is perfectly harm
less and tho babies like IL. Sold by Il.
IL. Muller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-14

Budl Blake, a desperate, near Nay
MO Springs, y. r., while filled with
liquor, ordered two telegraph opcr-
ators who were returning from hunt
ing to "hold up their hands," His
order was answered bp u volley from
tho two men and Blake fell dead.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-14
WE WANT AGENTS

In every country, and in every town,
county and State in the Union. The
HIT or TIE CENTURY. Address,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-14

NihEs 4 II, Tuacarorn; House in
blk NJ, about 900 IL w OF West
Ave, owned md occupied by a
II Niles IN Tlsc, 600. Total val,
100. Gen tax, 2 -; fuse apoc.
ihl school, 40; 10 per cont. 90;
Aud fccs, ~; adv'tg, 2. 1'otni
hD1t duo ,,.,., .,,s 20
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7 TO CREDITORS,

In the Mnttcr Of the Estate OF Carl rrocllcl,,
Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN NY
va thc Undersigned executor 0fthc estate
OF Carl Froelich, deceased. to tho creditors
oil n'd all persons hayins claims ngdins
the shid deceased. TO exhibi, them with tho
necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the frs, publication Of this notice. 10 the
executor Of said cslntc Mt lis place Of bus.
incss In The Town aud County Of Eiko, state
Of Nevada.
CHRIS RECKHAnT,
Executor.
Dated tlko, November Is, 1890. In
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ONE MASSIVE VOLUME,

Over 500 pages, bound in Crimson
Silk Cloth, gilt edges, with costly
V design. Every copy accompa-
MED with a fine full page steel plate
portrait of the distinguished author
and IA exquisite half-tone illustru-
tons, 52Ix9 inches in size.
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ivertising, 81. Total amt due IS 81

BELLINGEE WM, Tccoma: Hotel
building in town of Tccoma ON
S side CPRR track and about
100 feet from said track, owned
aud occupied by VIM BclliIgcr,
$500: furniture, 100; mdso, loo;
/ work horse, %; 80 stock hors-
cs, $50; > mutcs, 30; s stock cat
tie, %; 4 hogs, 30; l wagon, 10.
Total value, 1920. Gen'l tax,
20 20; ten per cent, > 81; Aud
itor's fees. ] -; advertising, ..
Total amt duo. 80 G
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C ,mforIntlc Btds.-:-wcr Aired Room
NOTICE TO

In the Matter Of the Estate of Thomas u
Jaqhcs, Deceased.
h9oTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN rs THE
~ Undersigned executors OF the estate OF
Thomas u. JnIncs, deceased, to the credit
ors of, niid oil persons having claims ngains.
the said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication Of this notice. TO the
executors Of raid estate Mt the late place Of
business of said deceased, Mt tho Town Of
Toano, County OF ElkO, State Of Nevada.
CHARLES WAGNER
Dr nnd a. J. SPENCER. rs.
lh Executors
Dated, November i7,yis9o,
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HARRINGTON p j, Columbia: Poss
claim In 1C0 acrcs Of land in Sec
., II i3. Il o.. occupied by PJ
Harrington, with improvements
el0O; wagon, 90: | work horse,
80. Total val, 900. GonI tax
! 30; 10 per cent, 40; Aud. fcCa,
%; adytg, .. Total am't dues 90
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THE HISTORY COMPANY,
723 Market ST., San Francisco, Cal.
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BARRETT j NJ, T%uscarora: Lots
lj& IL, blk &, town or rusc, SlJO
lot , blk X. town OF Tusc. 800;
lots 81 &3S blk ID. town of Tusr,
80; furniture, 200. Total value,
eco. Gcnl tax. 30 %; TUGc.
special school, 5 GO; poll tax, 3;
10 per cent, IS; Auditors fees,
25i advertising, Total amt
dino 60 :
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uUo...,., .............s IL W
McAv1N WHO'S. Tnncnrorn. 1ntn

MCAvfS 1Itos, Tngcarora: Lots
10 III, blk X, town OF Tusca.
rora, with improvements, 500;
O work horscs, $50; Gst0ck hofs.
es, 0O;2 wagons, GO. Totul val,
63O. Gen tax, II 02;rusc spec.
inl school, 2 ~; POLL tax, 81; 10
per cont. l.7O: Aud fcca,l ~;
Hdv'tg, 2. Total amt duo. s21 On
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HAHD W ID, Mountain City: Poss
claim to lGO ncres unsurvcycd
land on Allegheny Creek, near
Mountain City, Ello county,
New, Owned and occupied by ~
ID IL. with improvements, $50;
- stock horses, SO; | COW, ID.
Iotnl value, 80. General tax,
II 10; 10 pcr cent, l 81: Audit
or's fees, ! 81; advertising, ..
Total amt lnn sIE III
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KYLE CuAs a, North Fork: NV
u Sec %, THO, Il 81, slo. Total
val, 40. Gen lax, 80: 10 per
cont, 90; Aud fccs, ] %; adv'tg.
q Total mat I,,n 81

McCuTcnEoa MRs j NJ, Mound
Valley. Fract NW1 OF Mex
Sec 2, = 20. Il 90. W 4 OF SW
Of NV Il, Soc sS, T80, Il 6n,
frac't SD 4 &1E e Of SW q,
Sec 30, T30, Il 90, with improve.
mcnts, s,}G0.2 work. horses, 80:
O stock horses, 100; 10 stock
cattle, 1870; 1 wagon, %. Total
vhl, 600. Gen Tux, II G3; poll
tax, 81. 10 per cent, 1 20; Aud
fees, | 20; advtg, 2. Total
INIT duo sIJ IA
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BAGAzElTE MI"ING Co, Rock
Greek: Building and hoIsting
engine on the Baga2cttc mino
in Rock Creek mining district,
Elko county, New, formerly cali
ell the Scorpion, S7OO. Total
value, 100. Gcnl tax, II 10. 10
per cent, | 81; Auditors fees,
l %; advertising, =. Total
amt due srJn
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Cole NJ l., Jack Creek: Poss
clam TO 100 acres unsurvcycd
land h Of and adjoining See /,
IL, X -, owned and occupied
by Nj f Cole, with improve
monts. SlOO; = horses and wag-
on, leo. Total value, 200. Gen
tax. Joi poll tax, 3; 10 per cent,
40; Auditors fees, l -; adycr-
tIsing, >. Total amt duo ...SlI
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WM, Tuscarora: House
on lots & Is, blk .. town Of
Iusc, $40. Total val, 40. Gen
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