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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-31
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It, II is to DR.. Greene. 50 West 14th
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cure of disease. TO whom you shuiI, /
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THE DEEPER CHANNEL
Col Lamb Sends an Interesting and Peril
neAt Communication in Regard to Same.
CORRESPONDENCE Oil THE MATTER
Ii AOt Attended to Now Whole Ychr
Will be Lost, Says the CoIoncI-ap.
preparation Might be Gotten IN
With the Special mississippi Ei.I--
Public Document No. 33I.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. 30. 1897

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 30, 1897.
Editor Norfolk Virgnian:
AS the very important letter of the
secretary of War in regard To the cham
mel from Hampton Roads to Norfolk
hayward. which was referred to the
committee on Rivers and Harbors,
seems 10 nave been overlooked, / would
suggest that you publish the following
Ne.y interesting public document No. 33l
Ihis letter from the Secretary of War
was written LII response to pub .ic
resolution passed by the Senate and
agreed to by lhe Louise of Representa- =
tlVes. on motion of our Representative,
Mr.. Tyler
The letter OF the Secretary of War,
with the accompanying report of the
Shlet OF Eng ives referred to the
Committee on River and Harbors. They
put the Item of $4,000 for the Western
Brancn In the River and Harbor bill.
together with 100000 for Norfolk har-
por, but did nothing in regard to the
S360,00O for the navy-yard channel.
BY act of Congress the River and
Harbor Committee cannot bring in bill
Tor an appropriation until an estimate
mas been made by the United States Eli
gineers. When this estimate is report
ed Ii is then in order for the committee
10 recommend the necessary appropria-
ton. knowing this estimate was with
the River and Harhor Committee
Vember, before the assembling of Con-
gi'ess, that joint action be taken by om'
municipal and commercial bodies 10 get
the Committee on Rivers and Harbors to
report bill favoring this appropriation
on nationa! grounds, il being required
by the eXigencies of the naval service.
If ii is not attended to now n whole
year Will be lost and in the meantime
our yard will lose its share of the con-
templated repairs to the battleships.
1T is probable that a special bin may
be recommended for some work on the
Mississippi. Could not this appropria-
ton. through the influence OF the Navy
Department. which is anxious for it. be
added for our navy-yard channel, which
at any time may be needed ny an acci-
dent to one of the battesh.ps of the
White squadron? Is II not worth SUI
preme eiiUt? To those who try hard
enough, whether individuals or commit
tees, scarcely anything is impossible.
Respectfully.
WILLIAM LAMB.
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cOTr0S REt Eiprs.
The Amount This Year Nonriy TWICE
hat of ISOl %.

No.folk's receipts of cotton during the
five months ending January SOth, 1897,
bales Last year-lncreaze of s2S,747 bales
over last season. q
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sS60.0o0 and channel 200 feet wide and
20 feet deep in Western Branch of Eliza
beth river. as proposed will cost $3.50
Very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, a, MACKENZIE.
Acting Chief of Engineers.
HON. DANIEL. S. LAMONT.
Secretary OF War.
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STRICKEN OUT.

On points of order the proposed rear
rangement Of salaries in the Weather
Bureau and Bureau of Animal Industry
recommended by the chiefs. the secre.
tary and the Committee on Agriculture
were stricken out of the bill and the
provisions Of the present law inserted in
place Of them
The bill was passed, and after tho
PASSAGE OF two or three private bills
the House, at 4:55 o'clock adjourned
until Monday.
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Estimate OF cost OF deepeiting the har-
Dor Of Norfolk from Hampton Roads
10 United States Navy-yard. and
of improving the Western
Branch of Eliza beth River.
United States Engineer Onice.
Norfolk, Va, March l3, 1897.
General:-In answer to department
letter dated March IL, 1896. reques in <
estimate of cost of deepening the har-
Dor OF Norfolk from Hampton Roads to
the United states Navy-yard. and the
Western Branch of the Elizabeth river.
as proposed in accompanying copy Of
Senate resolution 49, Fifty-fourth Con-
gress. first session, have the honor TO
state that for a channel $50 yards in
width and IS feet in depth for the former
ii will be necessary to cXcavate 2.00j0 600
cubic yards Of material. scow measure
ment costing. at Is cents per cubic yard
S3G0. 900. and for the latter. assuming Il
channel 200 feet wide ana % faet deap.
250.0o0 cubic yards, scow measurement.
costing. at is cents per yard. $4,000
In both estimates contingencies are in
cluded. Very respectfully. your obcdient
servant, THOMAS l.. CASEY,
Captain, Corps of Engineers.
BRIG. GEN. w. u. CR.AIGHILL.
Chief OF Engineers, u. s. ~.
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War Denartment.

Washington, d. c.. March go 1896.
Sir:-ln response to public resolution
NO. 49, Fifty-four Congress. first ses-
son, have the honor to enclose here
with letter from the Aacting Chief of
Engineers, United States Army, dated
March 25th, 1856, together with copy
of report from Capt. Thomas l.. Casey,
Corps of Engineers. dated March 18th,
1886. relative to the cost of broadening
and deepening channel 10 a width of
l50 yards and TO n depth of 2S feet. from
Hampton Roads to the United States
Navyyard at Norfolk. Va. and also for
Improving the Western Branch of the
Elizabeth river.
Very respectfully.
DANIEL S. LAMONT,
Secretary of War.
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Letters
IrIterS
From
The Secretary of War,
InclOSing

letter from the Acting Chief of En-
gineers, United States Army, together
with report relative to the coast of
broadening and deepening a channel
to width of l50 yards, and 10 a depth
OF 2S feet. from Hampton Roads to
the United States Navy-yard at Nor
folk, Va, and also for improving the
Western Branch of Elizabeth river.
darch 81 lS96.-Referrcd to the commit
tee on Rivers and lIarbors and
ordered to be printed.
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Newest Dlscovery-Ext Teeth; TO
pain. N. z. D. Rooms. Ennis. 1e2 Main.
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Very respectfully.
DANIEL S. LAMONT,

The Speaker OF the House of Represen
tatives.
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5ith Congress, 1st Session,
House of Representatives.

CHANNEL FROM HAMPTON ROADS
TO NORFOLK MAYNARD.
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who hoS ,,i,,arHI .uH HIIHuuilrc. TIC udNert19eFIS b
consideration is n VSrg;ninn s2yarttsas a. Z !
rin,an,, ,na' i. mo,r His answer is in The yirs
The herald., 1897-10-31
Satin POrtiere

hand tied fringe, Rocco design, escurlaI border,
tassel fringe on rose, olive, blue, green and
fawn coIors. This Curtain was bought to sell
for $32 90, on sale Monday C7S M
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-10

term,ng the relations which this
country holds to foreign powerss
because the golditee, of which he Is
one, are so much ATTACHED TO lie
financial policy fine monarchs OF thu
old world that they arc DESTROYS OF
INITIATING them in all things to the
extent OF consolidating tho powers
Of the government III the Executive
and subvorting the government
established by the Constitution
Why did the soldite Democrats
no,ainate Palmer and Buckner for
President and Vice-Prcsident! For
The purpose OF clectinG Mckinley.
Why did they want Mckinley
elec.ede Because the platform upon
which he made his canvas was IL
favor of the single gold standard and
recognized the supremacy or the
mother country in financial matters
Silver Knight.
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WHY IL IT?

Why is it that tho goldbug prcsa
pretend that Bryan was oyerwbcIm.
ingly defeated when no received
abont a million more votes than any
other Presidential candidate oYcr ro-
coiyed previous to the election OF
1906? Because they want 10 CONCEAL
their corruption. fraud, and coercion
by pretending that their victory was
an uprising Of the people.
How can the enormous Yotc cast in
ihe contested States Ia the late Pref.
dental election &c .CcoaG.rd .U. EJ
millions Of money, intimidation. and
fraud.
Why do til. Republicans appear TO
be in such a hurry Ia increase tho
surplus in the troasnfy whom there 10
already locked up in tic Cavern.
ment vaults s2LJyD00G00 u the
peoples money? Because they pre-.
tend TO think that more taxation md
no, more money with which Ia pay
taIes 10 what she people need
WHY will hot tbe gold standard
furnish more mpncyy because wo
are a debtor nation. aud the creditor
nations nrc buying up than
tho product Of gold eYery
year and boarding ii for gar pur.
,Jsoo.
Why docs CleyeIaGds admin istfa
ion constantly cncroacb upOD he
legislative department In tho nd.
81 tho lave and in de !
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A Slick Thief.

Tuesday afternoon f.. L.chunun aud
William Meyer came down from tho
Gold Creek mines. Meyer WIN sick
mud lchmaun started III to wait on
him at the Commercial Hotel. Shortly
after arriving Lehman called for
fifty cents worth OF brandy for the
sick man and presented II check for
fG5j drawn III favor Of Meyer III pay.
inent. Mr.. Shirley cashcd the
check and that night Lehman
tlovRntcd with SG.01 and u dress coat
belonging Ia the sick man, AN over.
coat. tho property Of VIM. Porch, aud
two pair Of gloves.
The ShcriiT's Office wRs notified md
Sheriff Matccr tclcgrnphcd to the
Sheriff Of Humboldt county Ia arrest
Lehman. He wa arrested there
yesterday md lodged in jail. Sheriff
Matccr went down last night after
the prisoner. Tho Silver State snvs
/ Lehman admits hia guilt.
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nrn.c,len. utn bachelor,

A wife whose husband lets her have
her own way N everything isn't u hap
ny woman.
\ man never makesa good invest.
mcnt that his wife doesn't say shc al.
viscd him To.
4 married woman never | uses her
memory to the extent that shc isn't
interested in u bride.
AS soon ~ u bachelor gets old
enough to have had any past, u woman
always imagiucs that he Inns II life
secret.
There is generally lots OF tm in
girls who tell mamma verylhinr."
II Il nan n remain u mystery long
enough tot woman. she isprctty sure
to fall in love with him.
Men like To make girls think they
arc awfully careless about their
health 81 they will take to mothering
them.
Tho average woman would II good
deal rather DO disappointed in love
than in marriage.
Some women are conceitcd enough
to think their husbands love them SC
much that they can so around look.
ing any way.
\ grass widow il ond who has al
the advantages OF having no husband
without the annoyance OF having poo
Pile tell her what II tine man he was
New York Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-10

Tho cg'hLlifhin"Ht 81 n or more
crcamcfie5 10 Dia county has boon
agiinicd IN ii1 paper Tor ~rrvcfnI
y"nTa. but up Ia the pr"arut time
none haze been oa'nbIabod. Tint
crcamcfieg %Ouid prove beneficial fl
our inrmeIg II plainly evident from
tho fojiD"iDg article from the Dayion
Times.
HDmc yrara ago - eioct cDmpnny
built q creamery IN Happu ynlIcy mnI
stafiraI IN to manufacture Butinl,
cbcoqo, etc. II wH after ycurD Of
urging NJ this writer hat the aroag.
my wa csiabliahcJ, and Gbon il wag
not managed ng such m institution
should bmYc bccu IN the fret pInco
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Sealed ~i'rop0snIs.

Hchlcd prOponals arm invited by tho
Board of County Commissioners OF
Elko county, to.wiL:
For tho burial of all tho indipcut
PoreonS who mHy dis in tho "1rr,y
Hospital, or in I'll" town Of ElGn, Tor
iho "D"ninR two years commanding
February ], 1897, md cndiug FEB.
ruary !, 1879.
For II physician To not o. County
Physiriau for tho ensuing tEO years.
For n pofgOn u not ~ Steward Ui
tho County Hospital FOR tho ensuing
two yoarg.
For II pcfaOn 10 mol I'm Janitnr Tor
tho Courthouse and Jail for tho
o%nauina Two yUnfg.
To do tho County Printing for
E;kO county. M required By inw, FOR
Tho ensuing two yonra.
Said prOpoRala 10 b" iilod with tho
Clark Of tho B0hrd on or before 0
O'Clock u. N. February /, 1897.
Tho Board fosoryca tho right 10
reject any or all bids.
J. \. MoINmpE,
Clerk.
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
iii TARIFF TROUBLE.

The Canton correspondent OF the
New York Tribune writes that Ma
Mckinley believes in Il protective tar
1T, and thinks tho revision OF the ex-
sting revenue law the first step to-
ward procuring n perfect restoration
OF confidence i'll the commercial world.
The men who hnve been invited to
confer with him on this subject say
that his conversation il an inspiration
and that his ideas about the tariff
revlaion arc so broad, 80 clear, 80 just,
and at the same time 80 exact and so
freighted with the wisdom Of long
practical experience, that they newt.
ably sink deep into the minds Of tho
Listeners and give definite form to the
purposes Of those whose task it in TO
grapple with tho tariff at Washing
ton
It ia n pity that Maj. Mckinley does
not say in public what he tells those
who arc invited TO confer with him.
Tho public needs inspiration, and tho
lack OF knowledge rs to the exact
ideas OF Mckinley on tariff Legislation
ia producing n feeling OF anxious I'm.
certainty III business circles. Bust.
uess ne eds inspiration, and it cannot
come too quickly. For IL part wo
believe that u public announcement
by Mckinley TINT Inc approved the
suggestion OF President Clovel md
that tho present tariff DO permitted to
stand u trial under tho new con-
diuons would be u real inspiration.
The Now York herald says.
"rho mere suggestion TINT thore
may DO I'M extra session Of congress
10 again rip up tho tariff Inns sent Il
chill through the country and check
ed the advance which started when
the victory for sound money WA won.
Tho caution nov displayed by indus
trial and commercial circloR arc based
--as
ON good grounds" d.
The republicans justify tho tariff
ripping crusade by declaring that the
st. Louis platform demanded protec-
ton, and tho people voted for tho st.
Louis platform. This ia Ingenious,
because there was never II national
platform 30 completely smothcrcd
and ropudiatcd by the declarations OF
candidates, newspapers and party or.
ators IA was tho republican platform
OF 1896. 1t is within the bounds Of
reason to say that II tho republican
campaign had been conducted upon
itsplatform neutrality-suspicious. would
be ic%opardizcd. The st. Louie plat.
form was kept in the background, and
for McKinlo, and his party to MS
sumo That the people voted for
thing that wac swept out Of tho can
vass Mt the beginning 10 scarcely
dealing honestly with the people,
Utica Observer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-10

The commissioners Monday cvcn-
ing selected the following persons to
act as trial jurors for 1897
Andrew Francis Dave jack
NJ ID Hcaley RM Steele
\ IL Wiseman Adolph Lundbers
jos Smith Owen Vaughan
Grant Riddle LG Clifford
Jos Callahan Dan Iamars
&C Baldwin K X Young
Jos Phillips W III Bentley
W. Smiley 9 II Fitzhenry
oh ram John Jasper
Vim johnson Dave Lindsay
John Davenport Ell Butler
Samuel DAVIS Us Thompson
LOWS Cox Chas Doherty
Horace Lane Vim Todd
. tseman G Griswold
q L Robinson W Kimber,v
W III wibra w Strick,sr
Vim Lakewood &C Hutchinson
Lyman Buggy VII Unrrol
Thomas T. HaGer ID Chapman
Chris !Stcirens W ID Cazior
Frank Jaucy James Martin
G G Meyers CHI Roland
JJ Wiscman Jas Bows
y Is Waller j Trozig
y Lutts ) G Weeks
Geo Il Holland Dan Griffin
Dan Ohn + IL Cocker
W NJ Smith &c Ewing
"a bowser PB McDc'mott
s l. Randall JR Mosop
John Broderick G. W Allies
u wilson w Hammond
Ictor scott Chas SHETLAND
j ID Daugherty WI Gilland
Eugene Wines JuS anyv:ue,
Geo Mcintosh I'D Albert
Albert Hmnkins Jos Lindsay
frnnk W Ennor II T. Porter
| Grswold WA Moodv
Samuel Bachmau } b Scott
oohh burns J II McDcrmott
MI Fitzgerald John McDcrmot
Lou Burkhart CA Swan
IRE" Mason Frank Wolfe
Johh Irenor ID ID Ogilvic
Tom Williams j Mccoy
T. Gray .Alcy Curdcr
s McMullcn CH Kleckucr
Harry Stevens AM Grisw,ld
Den armstrong Frank Fcrnald
geo Schmidt Dave Casper
J \ Ralph Edgar Reipbor,
John Brogan VII o'Ncil
Hheen G. w Ovcrman
Bert TAYLOR Jumcs Bruiu
Thomas Jones Marsh Stottlcr
u IL swift & Alexander
~ C"thnt I'll Sproulo
Chas Reboule Ill ,Jop,s
Ahurow Berg Fred Pillner
Ci"rlcs Noble GS Garcia
Henry Voigt EC .Joucs
j Nelson Pc Vorc
\ iicsson + Wright
Frank Rcckhart Howard EjIdlo
''o" Bruce TT Harris
Emmett Koyscr OBJ Wcjghou
$ = Weston .Jno " Tbom,so,
Gins Grccnberg EE Gi!kcy
\ l. Womnck FV Burucr
y " Fuller Alcx WciI,,d
Jas Russell, Jr Geo. Bapks
- VI clayton John Vowel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-10

M tncDrpnrilion has been formed
ia sat i@hc @iIh II cari,aI OF 600.
90. divided into 800 ceTiincntna. of n
pw value ~ elOO oncb, md II /, ,ho
aim and intention Of tho compapy 10
s"cnso u lot ~ Two hundred mcmbcts,
each ~ "hOm will hold Il Certificate
81 stock, aud 40 mcmbcr will bc nj.
l""cH !" own Or hold more flInn one
certificate. Tho fund nccumnIatod
by tho sale ~ these 800 cnrtiGcoina
wilI br na"d only ~ tho purclmaG 81
W'uinR. TrgprrucH, Tor tho devotion.
mint ~ "ldcb each mcmbGr Of tho
hSEocIatioD will be nseegEed az a
month
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-10

w" have n nccond bnnd pIow paper
cutter At tliia oGico wbicl, wa will rell
cheap Ter cnoi. - 80 n,yy
for u sInnii Un,,.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

win DO made as low rs Is consistent with
sound business principles. Apply at the Of
Geo for terms.
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COMMISSIONERS rRoCEEniNGS
STATE OF NEVADA, GO
County OF ELMO

NV hAllNNNS "NAN 'N"A
proved.
Money counted and found ~ agree
with the Auditors books,
Bills against the county considered
and allowed.
Contract with Electric Light Go
FOR lighting Courthouse and jail APP
moved and ordered filed.
Ordered that bonIs OF the several
county officers be fixed at amounts
the same rs two ycars ago.
Bills vetoed Ivy tho auditor passed
by the Board over said veto.
Communications TO Board read and
filed.
Adjourned to meet ut S o'clock
Monday morning January 18th 1897.
Monday, Jan. 1, 1897.
Board met pursuant Ia adjourn
m,nt. Prctrut-Rigshy, Woolverton
and McAtce.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
County High School building was
examined by tho Board and received
from their agent j.. S. Gardner.
Uouds OF j. \. McHride, clCrI; and
Treasurer; G. \. Watkins, Recorder;
Webster Patterson, District Attorney,
examined and approved.
Bills a%cains, the county allowed.
Bills Of Jas. Matccr for telegraph
ing, passed. over Auditor Bilkcy''
veto.
The old Board adjourned SINE die
Oath of office taken 10y the follow
ms newly elected officers: IL. NJ
Reed, Stanley lSigsby, Webster TAT
tcreou. j. \. Mcbride, IN! CA Wal
Kins.
New Board organized by clcctinl
1. =. Woolvcrton IA Chairman.
Official bonds ot tn" following "I''
crs examined and approved; Jn'
Niatccr, p OgiIvic, James RntlcdE'
Geo. Mcintosh, j. +. TripIctt, u, L
iGtca y. Thorpe. Ch"S. H. Pearson
J. y. Hicks.
Tho following official reports "cF
approved and ordered ll"d:
T.. Bilkcy, Recorder; j. NJ Ma'"cj
Sheriff and JaiIer;J ESSrrs' AS'''-"
John Henderson. Clerk Hnd lr'NSu'
or; ". II. Armstrong, Hospital Ste"
ard; Jerry R"ean, j. /.
Several petitions Of taxpayer, an
citizens Of Elko, Curlin, Starr Vale.
Wells and Mound Valley, asking e
the appointment Of j. y. McRndc
ouc Of the Trustccs o. ElkD ltig
School were read.
l.. f.. Morgan WIS appointed Ju'
ticc 81 the Peace ~ Eikn Township.
Refusal Of J. r. Cunnurs I" qunli'
or act rs C~unsiunl" Of Mardis ruw'
chip, read.
Several COMMUNICATIONS read ati
approved
Ordered that the SUM ~ so %
month ~ allowed t. Rose * fcrgu
CD for provisions to he furnished A,
Nouir f'ofsuay.
Commissioners Ris-by VIA author
/ izs,i 60 furnish sij worth 81 provi.
! E..,
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NOTICE or DELINQUENCY
AND
Sale for Taxes, 1890.
STATE 'F NEVADA.
COuSTY or Ei.gn. ~

49, ~ ~ ''f'H ~
EiEO County.
], John Henderson, County Treas.
uTer aud cN CniciU Tax R,criver
IN nnd FOR EIkn County. do hcreby
CIV" notice that there IL now payable
ut my Office aud delinquent Tor the
fiscal year, lsgG. ct prnpcrt, hilunioi
IN SAID Elko County. the following
amou Hts al taxes, penalties aud costs
duo from tho pcr.un. or persona and
Owners. aud u suid lion ngninsL tho
property within named, md do
hcribed opposite cnch to thu other
respectively, IN the following Iist. to-
wit:
Button I V, ParadiBs Val.
loy-rntcntcd land, swlf OF
ncIi and c13 81 nw1I, = TAI
Il y; nv = OF nwIi and cIz
o, sc1i oi ! and nc1I 81 u"i4
: II Al Il 81;
containing $50 acrcs, ijGO;
pOps tito n y Of Lel4 and sci4
Of LeII of ! mud OF Of ncit \
I2T Al -; sw1I Of gw4 ot5
aud swh Of nwh and sw4
and wa 81 SOD aud solt 81
HoI SGrI II 40; nj and
aud noh Of Eoli ~ I mud nw4
~ nwL and az ~ nwI and
Hlg Of NV - IS II II Al; NV
u u nwA aud WI OF ava of
20 and VIZ Of nwL md GcL
II nw4 md WI Of swI s -
u II X ~; containing li4D
sc:cH, $3.50; improvements on
same, 800; 4 wOr! huracs,
flOO; 30 stock horses. 1850. 4
HtnlliOng, 400; 10 stook caitlu.
SlCd; 2 wnRons, ESQ; ma.
Ghinery, 900; total snluc,
1850; general tax, Sil.GG; ten
pcr cont. a. II; ADVERTISING. ~;
Anhttor'H ccrtiiicntcE, sI.25;
total tax .....e 90 OY
Crnnikcn. John caro- Mru.
Mary Me- Troy, turclu -Pogs
title neil 81 foLi of ~ mud ~
Il \ - - X Gl;nH Of nwI6
md ncLi Of ncA ~ %, md nX
n u ~ X 81; containing 90
mcroe, ElGO; improvements
thereon, 40; tOinI vnluc, 600:
gbEctal tax, 800; tau pOr cont.
e..J, rdycrtiniEg, 81; AUDITORS
certificate, ~ %. total tax. "a z n
Estate .Of u. ". Briggn,
CareJ A.. Palmer, Cnrlin-LDt
: Ia block II ~ tho town 81
Cnrlin. EikO county, Nevada,
W.; improvements thereon,
80; tptal value, 300; general
Tax, Al so; ton por cont. Z. ~;
ndyofiisiDg. $2; AuditOt's cor.
tiiichtc, si,2I; total INK. .....R 3 % |
llumbrldL Coal o.. Cnrlin
- Patented land, ciS Of swL
mud o. 80 + rs X 81. cdn.
Tuning 30 HcrCs, $500; totnl
vHlno 600, general tax. g.. 10;
pcf cent. Sbi: RdycrtiaiDg,
~ hudilor'H certificate, sI.2t;
Jonca, ID ". Esiaio Of J. f.
JCnHg, Agent. Carson CITY,
Neyada-pOas titla nwh 81 80
. mud goA 81 ncL md pc4 ~
md BwI ~ a"11 and pv
$40 r33 HJl; noI Of ncI
u ~ mud soI ot nol ~ -
nd 81 ~ aeI ~ ~ and sell
6wI S2i TWR 81; DwI
II nw14 md vi ~ bcH aud
Of noI aud 81 81 swn
nd noI of n"4 s - y WR
j; wH - GwA mud mob 81
and prA ~ nwI ana cla
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3jT 80 X 81; 0ta . aud :
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