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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1896-11-18

Though the Twicc-a-NeesS Republic
Of St. Louis cxcelled al other Western
weekly papers in publishing the news
of the campaign. it now announces
that it has extended its news service.
and hereafter it will give to its readers
the best paper in the country. This
means much. because the next twelve
months will be crowded with news of
big events. With all the improve
nientS TO its service the yearly sub
scription will be the same-one dollar
a year, by mail. twice week.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1896-11-18

''LoNNIE" Stephens will occupy
the Governors chair, but Gum
shoe Bill Stone will pull the
strings that directs the States adj
ministratiOn.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1896-11-18

The Popocrats arc asserting that
gold standard is now or trial, and
that the next four years will test its
efficacy. The gold standard has
had its trial several times within
our history, and has always come
off victorious.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1896-11-18

WM. J. BRYAN is again in Mis-
souri,, but the people arc not as
noisy over the event as the were
when he visited the State few
weeks ago. A defeated candidate
and a last years birds nest hold
about the same position in the pub
lie mind.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1896-11-18
&.OO Per Hnnum.

Iris reported that Uncle Sam is
eiling up his old musket for crack
at Spain, in case the latter becomes
imprudsnt enough to invite casti-
ontion.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1896-11-18

that UoFefD0r Stone PROMISED 10
pardon the boy on the 9Th of last
October. but on reviewing his prison
record. he refused to grant the
pardon. Mrs. S. asked ME for an
order ON Judge Curtis for the
return of her money, which / gave
her after deducting $500 for ac-
tual expenses. She threatened to
sue me for that amount, and | then
gave her an, order for the whole
sum. and l am playing 1.-THE good
Samaritan to the tune of $500
out Of pocket. Mr.. Anthony made
trip to Jefferson City in the case
and is whistling for his pay.
In this connection l will say.
that l believe it the duty of a Rep
resentative to act for and in behalf
Of every individual of his constitu-
ents, not Judging the merits of the
case. but giving each one a right to
be heard by the Chief Executive
and the General Assembly.
The A. 2. A. charges brought
against me, and the almost fendish
assaults made upon me in nay own
township. were unworthy of the
great Democratic party.
With heartfelt thanks to the Re-
publicans of Washington County,
who through evil and good report
stuck to ''the Richwoods Baugher."
| have the honor to be the man
who saw the DR.. and went him six
better.
Please publish the appended
letter. +. {. BAUGHER.
NJ G.. x J. MORAN,
Attorneys and Coun> elorS at Law.
i26 Francis Street.
st. Joseph, Mo. Sept. p. 1896.
Z. G. BAUGIiER. Richwood>, No.
My Dear Sir:-Iou favor Of 18th
inst, asking me whether or not !
considered you an \. p. \, or antag-
onistic to the teachings Of the Catholic
Church. while a member of the last
General Assembly" to hand. Answering
this question. | must say emphatically
no. On the contrary your every word,
act and vote forced ne to believe that
you were not an \. ?. \. and that
you Were not in sympathy with their
teachings Of unaMeTicanism and pros
criptioi.
/ found you to be a very conserva
tive gentlemen Oh all snch questions
one who desired to entertain his own
religious beliefs. and to respect the
religious belief Of all Others WHO might
differ with you.
Ii their be any Catholic or Protest.
ant who can not vote for such a fair
minded citizen as consider You to be.
because of your religious views. then.
| say that the SuleringS Of the Re
deemcr Of man did not enlighten the
American voter who would vote against
you on account Of your religious con-
victiUnS.
do not think that am an A. p. A..
or in any manner in sympathy with
them in their teachings of pros
cription. In fact | believe they are
di>turbers of good society. and that
they should not be countenanced by
any good Americans citizen. Your
every act. word and conversation with
me leads me to finally believe that you
If there are any Catholic voters in
YOUR county they will make no mis-
take by casting their votes for you.
They cannot cast their votes for any
man more worthy. or for any man who
is more liberal in his religious ideas.
Hoping you success. and believing
you sincere, | remain yours. very re-
spectfully. JAS. MORAN.
The Lamar register., 1896-04-18
TpusrFrs sALE.

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w 10 - PEl5EvFs and STATE q ss5siuTslin. eili
Is liz ccishiu tiset ~ tras1 daie1 shs' hfrt 19A
- 4 - "A 80 5 ~ tiss rtsdrgis ~ said lrssiefr
ti5anf,. csraf,sy - Tha kaEsas Luaa aph Arast
8olapsEg. frus.Fs fhc ioliasiua dFscEi ussi trei,
eftr sifila.Ssi Is ms AMI ppsag u t4e s''taita y
prssurFs asta Sthtf - Noi,1gait "a ! sn rsfttH
east ignar-sr ~ ssstiuI Atne W ~ igEnsis..t
800 n az ssEth lslhl l'ria-trAl Aufitnsn q,H
saiuinss aue nBndfssl aud st3t5 sffss eegpsslsl1
- Juits3 stutc= EsFesnEesit snfte4. -
r.ri,tt sstss 5is.riyed fftst tte Ark1usa= hs7ef
,.aasl Raserreir aisa CAaai tvu'Iaaf. y ss'e,iIr
~ tfisar Il. Nssi is..s 2 iiat.l ts s5t dzE =
Iaauafy l-.H. for Gle susu = Stress he5.ifs,l
sslll,, Si,ss 4. IA ~ 49,. ,lssi yf,ssisaas asi
NShafcaz saiiti tf5fsi decd l,Fttiir go fg saat
thlasss tist tr ssss ~ delaait "a fac 80 gsist q
90 i.-fssf.I o. iutfrrFt ~ aIF part tsltsr1t
ssa5Flia - 10 tlsr trslar and esg1t - saah si's5
aud infsrr7st tulifszs ttfrfss 4ataf = - ~
is4,,5a 40 ss..i TsIstlr 81 49, arf4ol - ~ "
7al hal s-1 .sHf .s9ssT - s1la lstq So - nsl4i
cttiua iht ssia trGstac shall sasl aift sfsse ~
t.5s - ti3s said tiflat n NrBs.t-ss ~ hsirs
ass ssaiEus A. Fsutstr ag fsif1 - Eae ni1nsf p
Wbrrr4. Ssfssir has b,4a ua,in iu ~ tay-
NEST - tssr shsss ulrntsn5ss,i urai1 ~ isftss1a
Auuirri slie3l ,l4i.sfN, si5.ss Z fe5t - = y
wbsrsas fEe ssii tTu,i aIysi pisssitifs t5st 2
u
rG fasr - 1Fl az alrl frHsEsr, tiza tHEEt sfaf-f
q q HoidCr - ssfd na5a MAJ aulFtlt agd s--
stlLuta AuF sYftrT fsrsas ~ Arf - tflsisr @llfs
a. snsh sEfr11sHl- ffFsslsl - r. a. So fs
5rfF 90 aus galrF t1H-g7f 81 lil alttat, 70 5lr
rarsh laar = sta I71trt Hoo m to tttF -
n.asruF. I4laiT ~ Arafslfns SEA rtsir g kf'.57
tsssa iuF rs-h lrss s4giEs tttrsl dsss tei-be -
tie- ~ tbs time tfTrls asd lacr - sale - tfs-
y iafi is ssll rrllss slassl sEs
WherTas. llis kErsss ts.aa aui llrust .ssr5.a-
nE Las refatHi ~ ar1 ~ s7lan if7iasf5 s1 tl3 ~
a1l ngrHr Hul Ilts5F - ssili rfH hsT q lsslt-si
MssrT j. Pace A. sFlas1sslar j. rrlsi
Nna. ELrfgfnrr T. HFHFF u is.-F1 s1srcf--i5r p
tFusi. 81 tlas Tasassi Y ~ .rsal Hats,sf stlt
cote aal hl Writes - D. fE1avr srt astts.Fifg
iu ~ yfstsi - itrtgrrls q saii tr.szi 49, -
saeaaasar b frlat- stIi ar fuasdaJs t'ar taratfs
Hr-g ssJ % AqrlL 3 D. Isia - ~ asfta -asg
lsstu4 tlrH ITrrHat 81 -1a s11lrsilrr' - 20 gseft
tflFl-a - fks i14fJ - ttrrrer, i'f1uss ~ Afzra
tslsr a1.i Fatr - NsTs1t sf fs1 u.rslaa a ta tlg
furouol ~ satd dHy ~ &C. rtsta a'-rIai Ft
real esIHtr 4ua wltrr rtElf- s1il AZ tilr rssi1i
Eisir. beErHt aHt e2aitT q TastTElsgt 10 ~ 1sse
sEiA AFtEur ~. NgEaErrT. ~ l-5frf aa1 as=sests
AZ slrtlie suffis-I fsf tss hasaC-s a7rd hst ffr-
tise Esa5~ zil hfTas IE ~HsEs fnf thH rllrtss- =
IslFlnc th- aizaFa g1aafsig1ei lasir gr1i1ss sr'i
sB uls's ssa attorney f'sr - Fngtitai il ss.ia
Dstcf bsa5rr. C,la Mssrtt q. tsss,
IiE%kA y. ThHf-
suntass5F lH ITurss
CuAa. n firWnGr- Attnrpcg,
bauk tlHrs. ts1uveSs
The Lamar register., 1896-04-18
rnrsrrE.s sALE
1kNS ; SAIL
WHEREAS. Eiursncc \, Ned by her
w trust. dated March Is. ts.s, and

txrHgREAs. fiSrrse,, \. Ned Is her iced a
w trust dated March q, ts.is and duly re-
recorder Is che ooanty u ht0eers and stste
% colorado, oN the fourth aaS q Affnl lsS4'
IN eaok =. l'sc ~, eohte2el :" iie-lis q -
rlea. a. trustee the ioligrin= d,segiis-i Fsal
estate situate 10 the county % fFpWeFFs Pha
staseuf Colorado, to-Wit ! Pc sesi aait ~ 2,
half = ~ ln4thWe- sIuaFtsrlA - stcttuu efiht
81. n township twests-t -tSo tzai south sAd
zatet fiEhts as recorded IN tte ehce 81 tisa
cpunty clerk and rospr'ior - fgtsN''f' e'tsitts
IL tEii-i 70 s.cufo the payment d bs.r rgus
dollars dated March ". Bsg1 auh pa9Hbs1
- tiie order = The tp."gatia 20 sftit,, NsA.,
with interest thereon srIui-Hunuaii2, - shnvn
bs ien eoubous ol fpyty lele} 0n'llAts rsen,
ON the int jagys ~ Narei a i'ie'Iis's y ssgh
year, with tnfrrtst sllid cagF-lu afsee a. t1e
Whertas. taid dre4 - trast igafs sF.E- QaF g
case cf default in tif fsay uEfIt ~ slth uts- ff
tnI Interest tlaf'sl, y 49, past t.,'ig,5t -
ig shall oc lsuf.d flg tha -a,n tr'ste's 0r ts sa
ca-ssF an trust 20 sgii gils ssd presutse, ~ any
patt thereof. and al right aft .}qitEpt raisial
tiou u tlte said tofsne' 4 Ntt ti17fpAu A. teis
lie auction Tor cash aad
Whrrvas. II j. provided iu ard b said 1eci -
10. Al II tl,s saiI Heury u klisich. tfassss -
act ~ ans ftnIr whuu arftop nay n- .ss'1
Tor tue rrecattau ~ she g-usts uu'eF said drei
hy pritiUg inll aeEupl se.2ga,l, aggsijut a a1r8.
ees-ar i trust a. tie s1ia ttsl5y y. AiiFiei5 aHa
fram tl,e sisfe u Colufsl0 aud ssatir % art.
aad tha lrs;al holder ~ tile ssif nnia igaa p
wrififF luiy Appointed tho lfysvrsiifnFt = ff8ss
~ - nrt q snerf-z,lr 81 all HGurY D Aidfieh.
ra11Fta4i ID tie ohsf ~ he egHt1 eiEFE r-gl
rgrfsrsis'T VI Fruvsrs 1tEluty ald STATE y Colo
rnt.os aud
Where's. dcfAult has bsrn ssstin - tlc uay-
fzi~ut - interest rlf5g ls due - arch - and SO
ten tssr III, Isl and y zuh q lst -. and tha cane
i st8ll uupsiA, sritie lcEai soldct - slid hatr
hns tirci AfUd t.ae whole ~ said Uftaritai FaH1
and Interest due sad T-lyatAr. alsi has r,
decd - trusss
Now Tliarrfsrn. tigs uhf.crsi guoi. ssNtrh tFJis-
re. VIII sta M5ntav. thr lf1h 1Ey - Nay.
tzfN a. tsn G'cialk ln tha fazr1aHu. e.
tilr Trtui-ut street ffuuf fa-1r ~ fhr caart irr
il the city - uena-r. Arauallpn euunrg. Dot4fa-
do, erli the above di-srri ilg,i rgagrrtY ami ~
water yisht- 0r Interests Apglufta.utu1 fhersis,
and 10 and ~ aaid decd of srnst ciuEcyad.
Dated Arril & isetE
tsiizue,il THOMAS L. SMITH.
Sacrassof iI Trust.
Be s,s g q Or, ar' JF,,i. Fs,silsaiis i.,' y ~ ss
The Lamar register., 1896-04-18
TrrsrrFR stLE-

WHEEEAs, 6asFar ufan "a 30 deyi -
H..l H., 4. =. .l.,li = -, -
frc1Fssrr. iu tlIa o4guiY = l,re-rs sl'i ists e
Col0fpba, 90 tias ,rf5 Jas " Nalch is2i, iu tea >
hafaiduing aa-rl1ls-l raj srists 1lf1ste IA ii-
cnEntE - Frguars aFr Fss2a - laAITas4ss. tft-
Hit b ~ss7fh et'l a 80 - ts2asi gsattsF
sEl- f-tis1atbafi la fsiss-s issff W t5l ls5f -
t,g stEih Ieibs i'raell9a NfEtdtas, cl11laiF5ss-r
uatsr ftalfs aus--ftafai1g fssarrta. saus t-irg
rrs.lrEcszl ty Nfka1Eas lAyrr LluA hdt-gseir
sHd g ara! t'isziasnl.s a'--i uhutrF faus hen-
tho rssgutsat y h.s iaytslisssy asfs flF ttesna
- rtsi,t hlzsIfa ssti iiliiaFs. dst- - ti asy
fn.ersdp saeitrititss ts=- lsgI, syl flr tFss aa1
~ Aarrh i-.s. iaEather uish interest st~rssal
sslas Annually y slssun ey teH cyafa@s q
said mote. and paFahtn rrsarv5tftl, M hrrt
days - Mares sud AzzJsllFtsg - t1sh 7-lr. sith
frr rent tsE u,alls ) af5-S snNtHrify aad
where's. saltt a6rli - tFil7F pfu48ae- that o.
eslse q hffaRit in tiss page-ui ~ ssid ilsr- -
t SHAH ~ iasful h5r tide ssti tTay,ss. ~ II sir
esssssg 30 trust - eeii -. assit rEt1is, tr Has
tisn II tita said Gustav Grau tlsas.ssi 81 fsah.
Atr aucti0ti for cash and
Nbgrcas. tt j. trugiiiest .a snsi . sAia deed 81
trust Itaf IL Ease nj sla aSlfh, trGhiiff fsF ~
fisai = The saii Hear y. AbirieA trustee. -
aet e Dy iiIne aiaal arilan saey p s.sIuiri ioL
trust then Ihr leraI tarltfr a. SAID atsc sisg SJ
Sriting 1tsis agsfoHigis5zi ai7aSHt ) s -cissar
o. truss 81 the said Hear j. Ndrirhs sfsIi
Nh"rra-. tte sa5t Hears Aidrsah . Btsegit
trptn Tie state " GularAdn ard uuable Il, art,
auQ tbr legal hulfis-a II fbT saiB note has, - d
writing. duly apEntEtrd thr gDslsrsiasnpd .
trustee - act -Hcsrssnr ~ rliI hgHTY .. al
dr1al, o. rarpE4trli sa flc ps1rr ~ tito raEnfy
c5sTE sod roeUFdi'r II PruUuts cuuGty and sf3sts'
- Colorado and
WhsFeas, 8sfspit las bssB inade Ia the paY
nti-pt II Interest tGa September list, lssE
Anu nii Subsequent interest. and the saair
- stfll uuuaia end Ea LEGAL huidrE 81 4aigt f.s+
has dfciard the yiFsile = said pf{leftstl sass
and intefest igt alid Uay able, aud has Iclussted
s1a 1i said premises under said dessi Of trtgs4;
NoW. IhcEgtpu.. the undersigncd ~ suriI trus-
tee, viii On Iae.tiss Ehe i1th day II May, Isszi
az eleven o'rlack in tir torenoon AZ the TFrfaoBt
street front jonr - the court huuts n the eitv
q beaver, Arauaitta' COUNTY, Colorado. sell the
above hoscrihy-l property and All wayaf rights
% interests uppurtslniug thereto, and in aud
by aid dcod ot trust conveyed.
Dated ApTi4 g. 100.
lsiRnelI THOMAS l.. SMITH.
Successor 70 Trust
Date nf first publication April IL tHssi
Date of last publication May , isd
The Lamar register., 1896-04-18
u was Different.

..Young man, said the fond father
SIN giving You my daughter ! have
entrusted yen with the dearest treas-
ure of my life"
The young man was duly impress.
ed. Then he looked at his watch
Really he remarked, Il bad no
idea was so lane. The cars have
stopped. Could / borrw your wheel
to get down town p
"Young man. would not trust
anybody on earth with that wheel
Exchange
The Lamar register., 1896-04-18

he Garden City Herald thus de
Is an animal ia Bond Brothers
Like the populist party it seems
to be made mp Of scraps, odds and
ends, scales, sliyers and tails, Of eye.
rything on earth. None Of the zool
ogists attempt to describe it, its name
IS not to be found in the dictionaries,
in fact it is the first of its kind. II
has the horns and udder OF the COW,
the head of the hippopotamus, one
tusk Of the walrus, the fang of a griz-
zly bear on either side of the mouth,
the tail of lizard, the body OF a
goa, one side Of which is covered
with crocodile scales the other with
wool, the front feet are webbed like
the duck, and the hind feet have go.
rilla claws
From the above description we
easily recognize the goat Of Alexander
Realm o. VI. A, which escaped last
winter while Prince Sseberger WIS.
making his annual inspection Of the
realm. What made him 90 to Kansas
we can't understand, as he was strict
ly temperate, opposed to wind and
sand, and never wore either whiskeIs
or bloomers.
The Lamar register., 1896-04-18
norse on keii.

We heard good one on Keii the
other day. One OF his customers pur
chased a watch from him several
months ago, aud few days ago the
watch myteriously stopped and no
amount of shaking up wonId make
It bulge. He brougEt it to the store
declaring 1t was no good.
KeiI took the watch and upon open.
inu the case found a large bedbug
lol ling the balance wheel. ''See
here he said, -how did this bedbus
get in this watch =
Il don't know said the customer,
.'unless it crawled in between the
ticks. y
The shock was 50 great that the
regulator on the wall stopped, and
KEEL said well never mind what he
said.
The Lamar register., 1896-04-18
NOTICE rlMRER cuLTuRE.
u. S. LANp OFFICE. LANaR. CoLo. I
INtfpaf,. II. lssfi Z

q. 5. LANp OFFICE. Lamar. CoLo.
Jasstsafy' 81. isai.
COMPLAINT having heca enterrd a. this cfl!re
" b. Thomas Pitts against John Sssson for
failure 10 comply with law 70 iimber-eulture
entry No. lfet. Pushln series. dated May u, lsst
upon the NEi4 % sW Z 81 sfctinn q, Township
.3rado, with a Ffcsg 70 the cancellation 81 said
entry. contestant alleging that said John sissuu
has wholly failed. during the last six years. 70
ciltirate creE- OF nrgi ia, ssr plant 70 trpt
tree seeds nuts or cuttings. sHy part of taid
tract That the same has been abandoned by
the ent rJu1Hp. and snid defaults continue 70 the
date uf said complaint THE said parties are
hereby surnInnnsi to appear at this office the
sIsf iay a. April 1851 at o'citsk q. M. To re-
spnud and fnrnIsh testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
m2i-ais EzH6 c. NOVELS. Receiver
The Lamar register., 1896-04-18
A Rare AaWl.

he Garden City Herald thus de
Is an animal in Bond Brothers
The Lamar register., 1896-04-18

BE- BE- 9 E. i, e' ~ Ialsl .il ,s. ~ ] - 8.
The Lamar register., 1896-04-18

Date nf first publication April a. t=ssi
Date of last pubheation May ?. $50.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. Jameson's goods have been sold
at auction at Johannesburg, very high
prices Being paid by the Boer farmers
for the horses and mules.
Ex-Consul Waller is now III New
York undergoing treatment for his
eyes, which he says were injured by the
dark French prisons. He will return
to Kansas to live.
Manuel Coocoo, an Indian, said to
have been born at San Luis Rey in 1881,
was a witness in u trial at Santa Cruz,
CAL, recently. He has lived in Santa
Cruz more than 60 years, and there is
said to be every proof of his great age.
William c. Whitney, who was secre-
tary of the navy under the first Cleve-
land administration, is one of the
wealthiest men of the country. His
fortune is estimated at 100000 900, and
his home on Fifth avenue, facing the
Vanderbilt mansions, is one of the
sights of New York city.
Capt. William p. Warren, of Saginaw,
Mich, assures us that the oldest pen
sioner in the United States is David
Smith, of Bridgeport, Mich. He is los
years old, and a survivor of the Mexican
war and the late war. On the 4th OF
last March he signed his voucher for
pension money in three different places,
in legible hand, without the use OF
glasses.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-21
FOR SONS OF MARS.

Gen. Barker, the new governor of the
Bermudas, is Lucknow hero.
The wars of the last 70 years have
cost Russia Sits, 100000 and the lives
of 664,00O men.
England's new battle ship Renown
made an average of 1917 knots at her
speed trials, the fastest hours run be-
ing 10A knots. This has only been
beaten in her class by the Italian Sar-
degna's 1915 knots. j
Canadians having requested that the
name of the Royal Leinster regiment In
the British regular army be changed
to the Royal Canadian, it is suggested
in England that a regiment be recruit
ed In every colony and made part of
The regular army.
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria
has been appointed honorary colonel
of the First (King's) dragoon guards
by Queen Victoria. The only other
European sovereigns who are titular
heads of British regiments are the Ger
man emperor and the car.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Sealed Proposals will be received at
the County Clerks Offce not later than the
I'd day of May, 1896, at o'clock p. NJ, to
wit,
First-To patch and repair the plasterinE
wherever loose or likely to fall, or where 1
has fallen in the Courtroom.
Secoud-To paint the woodwork of tho
Courtroom two coats Of white lead, und
Third--To paper the walls and ceiling, the
county to furnish the paper and border.
IkBids TO be received for the items separate
ly. .'..
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Elko, Nevada, April g, 1895.
JOHN HENDERSON,
County Clerk.
By w. PATTERSON,
Deputy Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-21
Hay & Feed Stable
NOTICE OF SALE.

THE OLD PIONEER DRUG STORE
OF Elko, for the last twenty-one years
owned and managed by me, has this day
been sold to Mr.. NJ H. Miller who was
prescription druggist when he came to Ne
vada. In disposing of 1t 1 do not do so
for want of patronage or good will Of the
people OF Elko or Elko county, but purely on
account OF fast failing eye-sight and poor
health, which have made 1t impossible for
me to give thut care to my business which
1t requires. In bidding n business farewell
to all my old friends and patrons, would
bespeak for my successor, who Is so we'll
known for his honesty and integrity, the
same kind consideration, patronage and
friendship as has been accordedto me dur
ing the last nearly quarter OF u century.
Very Respectfully
+. F. MULLER.
Elko, New, April 9, 1896.
HAVING PURCHASED THE BUSIN-
IL ess and entire stock OF Mr.. +. +. Muller
who is compelled to retire from active bus
mess on account Of failing health, do so
fully cogniZant of the responsibilities
which will devolve upon me to maintain
the high standard which the Pioneer Drug
Store has enjoyed in the past, and will
strive in the future to treat all with the
same kind consideration and care as they
have received from my predecessor. Solic-
iting continuance Of the liberal patronage
bestowed on him in the past, am
Very Respectfully,
NJ. H. MIELER.
Elko, New, April 6, 1896.
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sioners, oil bills against the County TO bo
acted upon by the Board, must b filed on or
before the Saturday Immediately preceding
the Monday upon which the Board meets,
otherwise the bills will not bo acted upon
until tho next meeting of the Board.
Attest: JOHN HENDERSON,
County Clerk.
BY w. PATTERSON, Deputy.
Dated Marchs9 1905. RkEk
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JOINT STATEMENT
AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.

For the Quarter Ending Mar 81,
1895.
STATE OF NEVADA,
County Of Elko. fs''
a. .s AUDITORS OFFICE
..-. ..ea March 81, 1896
To the Honorable Board OF County CommIs
sioners Of Elko County, Nevada: -.
GENTLEMEN: Weherewith submit our Quar-
ely Report Of the Finances Of the County
or the quarter'ending March 81, 1896.
Respectfully submitted:
. Z. e. BILKEY,
Auditor
JOHN HENDERSON,
Treasurer. ....
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