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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-12-09

II. There jail trial. Three CO.
There in jail serving sentence Three (3).
There in Jail awaiting sentence. None.
There in Jail awaiting commitment. None.
no. in ja-mae 3, female none; total,
Number of above who are under 10 years of age.
None.
Prisoners detained trial held in Jail
the following number of days each Benjamin
r. Bayles, 1O8 days; Allie Leslie, "a days; Chas.
Allison 90 days
Prisoners awaiting commitment have been held
since the following number of days each. None.
Number usually confined in by day. Six.
Number usually confined in by night.
(See Section 2655, Compiled Laws 1879
". Employment. None.
V. Condition of bedding. Good
cells.
halls
water closets. Good
distinction, if any, is made in the treatment
prisoners those only held for trial and those
ing sentence, etc. J? Kept i'll separate rooms
Are prisoners under 10 years of at time.
day night permitted mingle associate with adult
prisoners violation of Section 555 Compiled Laws 1897
No
Are prisoners arrested civil process kept in
separate distinct from prisoners held criminal
charge conviction preense whatever put
kept the ROOM required by Section 0,53 Com
piled Laws 1897? Yes, kept in separate
male female prisoners confined in separate
required by Compiled Laws 1897?
Yes, i'll separate
X there proper Jail record kept and is it kept prop
erly posted comply with Section 1880 Compiled
Laws 1897? Yes
What, if any evils, either i'll construction
agement found exist? Lack of employment
Recommendations: Jail and in good condition.
JAMES II. JOHNSON Probate Judge.
W. a. PRATER, Co. Agent.
NJ. VAUGHAN.
NJ D. BUsKIRK.
A
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-12-09

PIrTsBURG, KAs., March Is, 1904.
have been using your Black Draught
Stock and Poultry Medicine on my
stock for some time. have used ell
kinds of stock food but | have found
that yours is the best for my purpos'
j. s. HASSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

Tire New YoIl. Times" OF October = thus dis
cHsses tbc relations existing between Tweed
and Assemblyraan David 3. Hill Il says:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11
Campaign Notes and Incidents.

A. Walsh J. e. johnson and ex-senator James X
Jones to the Belmont payroll without Mr.. Bel
mont's consent Yesterday he secured George C..
Boldt's consent to stretch Parker and Davis
campaign banner from In front o, the Waldorf to
the Century Building. across Thirtyfourth-st. This
is expected 10 capture the votes OF the press bu-
reau men living at the Waldorf-Astoria at so
per"
George ". Loft the candy manuta cturcr Is
willing 10 succeed big Tim Sullivan as Repre-
sentative from lower New-Yorl1 IL Tim" doesn't
want TO go back. SO far, Mr.. sullivan has shown
a disposition TO stay on Uncle Sans payroll He
has not cted the letting loose habit He's
rather more of an "annexer.
Abraham Gruber and d. J. Haynes will speak
at noon tomorrow at No. sol Broadway, near
Rroome-st.
The War Veterans and Sons Association. a
Brooklyn organization, has Endorsed the candidacy
OF Theodore Roosevelt for the Presidency. The
cratic nominees for office.
Senator Proctor. OF Vermont was In the city
yesterday. receiving the congratulations OF his
Republican friends the recent victory in his
State Senator Proctor regards the Vermont cleo
ton an indication OF the trend of public senti-
ment generally
Senator Fairbanks tomorrow will attend the
MONDAY meetings OF the Commercial Mems
League. at No 596 Broadway, and the Republican,
Democratic Commercial Travellers League. at No
lnl Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11


+ Congressman Ollie James, Of the LIST District OF
Kentucky. celebrated in the Blue Grass State as
the heaviest statesman and the largest delegate
70 tho St Louis convention. at Democratic
natIonal headquarters Yesterday. Mr.. James says
that the. Democratic vote in Kentucky will be
heavier this. year than ever before
After looking Mr.. James. over Billy Sheehan
sad yesterday that he guessed 1t would.
The dove of peace. which is supposed to be hut-
tering around Democratic national headquarters is
SAID 10 have had her tail feathers buined off by
lighting on William F. Sheehnn's typewriter while
ne was debating a letter to Judge Parker con-
nlhing the record OF the weeks du;nss in the
century Building.
Robert A. Widenmann. chairman OF the State
committee OF the Democracy. which had nearly
oeels- overlooked in the rush. issued statement
Yesterday in which he said: las to whether. and
II So. when. our State committee will be called
tog,ether that will depend ON the extent that oc-
casi9h therefore develops. This Is supposed TO be
announcer OF those campaign 'lseynotes" in disguise.
Nstionai chalrnsan Tsggart was happy yester-
day over his second triumph of the campaign The
AFst was when he added The Names Of Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11
THREE WANT CONGRESS NOMINATION
E. n Foss, Stephen 0'Meara and l. P. Hutch
inson 70 Contest in Bay State.

= ,Eosfcn. SEPT le,-tEkree candidates will contest
for tho Republican nomination for Congress in TN.
XIth Massa chusetts District. The contestants are
Eugene y Foss. who was Tie Republican noulne.
rast year; Stephen O'Meara, formerly publisher OF
'The Boston Journal and eX-State Senator Isaac
r Hutchinson. Johr a. Sullivan, the present
Democratic representative from the district will
seek reelection.
Trt- - - = f-+fo ~ -
TIE Little Ads. % the People always appear In
section c; the paper. dont forget Sunday
0 rend this par, first. $50 . .t%.3: ~. .. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

Watch Is the Party or Irrigation is tho title
OF document No. y. Issued yesterday by the Demo-
cratic National Committee, Anxious seekers after
the true answer are respectfully referred to the
cafe % The Waldorf-Astoria every night when the
ifEisnds % Thomas ragGart meet there 10 the
lcountrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

Wall street Is filed with conflicting repre-
sensations as to what is the status of the copper
trade and the copper trust. Friends of r. H.
Rogers the actual controller Of Amalgamatsd'
are unequivocal in the prediction that Mr.. Res-
erss return from Europe will be the sis"a1 for
DEVELOPMENTS. Virtually every one OF the
Amalgarnated subordinate properties has re-
cantlv increased Acknowledgement not merely
by the consent but at the personal instance OF
Mr.. Rogers; and Arnalgamatsd earnings warrant
a higher dividend for that company quite as
well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

wholesomely enough. the market ignores ali
the trumped up bear factors that are thrust
against II. This is a market wherein apprecia-
ton OF betterment shows. What takes place. IN
Erie shares betokens this-and Erie market
value improvement only begins.
So also the record Is for Mexican Central 4hs
staIwart defence stand that this property's man
ayers have taken. and the coinctdent disciosurs
Of the progress that the property makes can oe
accepted as warrant not merely for the higher
quotations recorded. but warrant also for ths
stHl further advance which friends Of the com
pany count upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

That In important quarters there Is apprecia-
ton of the fact that business conditions I'M
prove. and that more. generous maintenance A-
pendtures are warranted. shows 'vafouss-
Herein-steeI rails bound TO be in request
explanation of the handsome rise ir tni'eu
States Steel securities: herein. also. Is asipls
reason for advance lin New-York Air BraNs
shares Il. AEzak~xY-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

Perhaps the weeks most entertaining anei-
dent appears in the disclosure that Edwin Hsw-
ley has quietly taken possession of~she Alton
railroad This man Hawley, without hera4ds'
has a way OF doing things IVsh street oe-
lieves that his Alton purchase - IN tthe mterss'
of friends who own the Rock Islan'- Frisco
system AIR IIawley divylges nothing-hs
never does But that he has executed great
an amazing-coup is on every hand appreci-
ated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

In two or three paris OF the market amps
reasons for caution exist. Some corporations
are In dificultiss. Take the Chicago Ter
minaI example. Every month II shows decreased
earnings-it pays unsarned interest upon Dig
bond issue; and this leads. not strangely 70
the organization of a committee seeking totrro-
tect stockholding rights. How an assessment
upon either stock or bonds can be escaped 10 tDe
problem Actually. II is difficult TO figure why
there should really be much difference between
the price of the company's $15 preferred stoeA
and the non-earning bonds selling Ave times IS
high.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-01-29
BUSINESS LOCALS.

y frame dwelling house OF four rooms
partly furnished, is offered for sale.
For further particulars apply t this of
flee.
Lee Hardin has started a dra, ing bus
mess and is prepared to do all work in
that line. A share Of The public pat
ronage 10 solicited,
4 carload Of Anheuser Bush keg beer
Just received ut the Club saloon will be
re;ailed in quantities to suit the trade"
Dan O'Doan, the contractor and build.
er. has returned from Salt Lake and ia
ready to submit estimates on buildings.
Parties intending to build will do we'll to
submit their plans to him. '
n. =. Guldagger, ut Jones old Stand
is prepared to co blacksmithing in al
Of its branches at prices to suit the
lines. Horse shoeing and wagon work a
speciality. All work guaranteed Take
yonr work to Mr.. Guldagger's shop il
you want it done we'll and at reasonable
prices. =
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500 Reward. SIoO.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn thai there is ut least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all Its stages, aud
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. CatarrlI being a
constitutional disease, requires u con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease. md giving the
patient strength by building up the con.
stitutioD and assisting nature in doing
Its work. The proprietors have SO much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for n case
that it fails to cure. Sent for testimon.
iala. Address.
+. j.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists TIC.
TAILS Family Pills are the best.
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For Sale.

y ranch, located on the Humboldt
river and the Southern Pacific railroad
ut llnlieck, Nevada, containing 400
acres Of fine meadow md hay land,
yielding annually 1900 tous OF hay also
800 acres Of watered land in a good
range.
A modern hotel and q Groom dwell.
ing house completely furnished, barns,
stables, rorrals and all other necessary
ont buildings arc located upon tho
lands.
! will also sell with said property $50
head of cattle, 30 head OF work and sad-
die horses, 8 wagons and harness, all
farming implements, and 100 tons OF
hay. This property will be sold alto.
gether,
For further particulars inquire or
write to,
Il. MCCAIN,
HGllcck Station, Elko, Co., Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-01-29

Elk" county had SSG,OO0.35 III tie
treasury at the beginning Of the year.
or this amour: S57,7G5.2l was in the
stat" and county funds; S27, 92l.Gi in the
school funds and s3l3.50 in the road
funds There Is not another county in
he State that has so much coin in Its
TREASURY. Elko county leads the pro-
cessiop.
We drini nGJml II own weight Of
liquid every three mouths and ne \ mrr
leans consunr "a little more than three
pounds ~ r"li,i food per ,iay each We
get away wI'h ubnni 25,'M. eco, Oan worth
OF food and drink per year. We con-
sume abOnt II thousand two hundred
pounds OF food per year ms Il fair nation.
al average. aud ply siologists tell us that
Il man needs 1860 pounds, a woman l..
200 md II child from 800 to | 900, go that
We are pretty nearly correct or a fairly
we'll fed people. .:g ..
When II lad Duniel Webster was one
day called up by the teacher for pun.
ishment His hands happened to be
very dirty. Knowing thus. he wet the
palm OF hs right hand. wiping it Off ON
ti.a side of his panialoons. @Give me
your hand said the teacher very stern
ly. Out went the right hand particular.
ly ciennscd. The teacher looked at 1t a
moment and said Daniel, il you will find
another hand i'm thus room ms coiIad no
that | will let you Off this time" In.
sianily came from behind his back his
left hand. "llerei il is" was the ready
reply. THAT will do" said the teacher.
"t'nr this time you can take your seat,
SIR
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-01-29

Mr.. w. ). tiay t"u writes that there is
'bont Il foot 81 snow in his scctiou.
The Utah Stat" journal SAYS the cas,
~ Mrs. JgmeS German against the
Southern Pacific Company was settled
Thursday AFTERNOON Tor $3.50. Mrs.
Gormnn sued The cnmp any for SIU,CUU
irmh%c~ Tor Injuries receive I u the
wreck at q owawc last su,nmcr.
The Board Of P~arlous 10y Il vote of
three la two refused tu open the prison
doors to Crowley. Tile pardon Of Ken.
bricks was refused 10y "a unanimous vote.
what II onght to bc. Both these men
deserved hanging Tor their crimes.
Ed. Mead surprised his many friends
here yesterday hy stoIp ny over one
train while on his way from San Fran
clsc" tai his home in Salt Lake. The
wenr and :oar 81 time and his nss0ciutinl,
with Tia" people II Utah have mad. no
marked changes in hts ulrasunt coun.
tcnancc.
y medical journal says that in the
continued use Of tho eyes in such work
as sewing. typeNriIlnr, bookkeeping
and studying The saving point is looking
up from the WORK al short intervals and
looking around the room. This practic-
ed ever! ten 'u fifteen minutes relieves
the muscular tcn-iOn nnd rests the eyes
Tx" O'trcIrhcr arrived here last even
lnr from San francisco. Mr.. Os-
ir"ichcr Ter many Yours conducted IEr
depot hotel and al1n the Gem hotel at
ElEo. lio left 'her" al ont two years
~" tn settle III San Francisco. The
charms II the Sngrbrush State cOu!j
not bc resisted and now hes back again
tins time looking Tor n place To invest
his money, Mr.. Osirrichcr has many
friends III Nevada who will hr pleased
t." welcome lIi- rriurn.-Journal.
S"vcn Year Old Clifford earn 81 80
fifty.iirs: street, New York. weighs
-' '''''' ''' ~ PUN El'N lIE ~ Ijllilfl
i week y yea AZ the boy weighed
~ %!ounds, and m> parents believe that
III Il couple uf wears clifford will weigh
100 r%rnnl-. Tine lam" ~ the boy har
Spread nF"r the cit! and hundreds call
ut lie earn home la seq INN. He takes
pri III childish games. aud only III ms
weight liz there any Indication Of extra
ordinary growth Tor his Years.
The Philairlrli Ledger thinks that
it has found the "most magnificent tx
ample" 81 stock watering operations. IT
u TINT 81 MIR. Addicks ~ gas and pOliti.
cal fame, in Delaware. according to
y s~thicmcnt," says the Ledger,
-hc owned Il controlling interest III Il
New England company for which the
Bay state ias company OF Delaware he.
cided l." pay Sl,J 0,Oc0 aud Tor this lay.
mcut issued $75.Cc0 600 Of its stock.
Thu IL ai the rate ~ % per cent. III
Naicr to . per cent. of nominal nssct~.'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-01-29
FROM S\TU3DAY'S DAILY.
Salmagundi.

There will De II wording IN town thi.
evening,
Owen Tucker came up from Winnie,
ruuccn last NIGHT aud took in the ball.
Tho Board Of Pardons has refused Ia
par ion Les Douglass sent from Lyon
count! for cattle stealing.
OhI". lm,linu., Illinois m'd Prnusyl.
yrmi, are threatened with floods. caused
by zee Eni gcs III the river.
Miles McKrnna Of Pnlisndc is III town.
II. it, ON Ia, way 20 Michigan to sec his
parents whom he has no; seen for thirty
!clr-.
Marco Curlu, uu uli resident Of Eu-
rrkH, f"ll "n the ice Thursday night
when going home and broke his neck.
II" leaves d large family - mourn his
Iuss.
Tho little town IL ~MuunIsvIil", Ala
bLtna. WIS SScp, oil the earth yesterday
hy u tornado. The latest dispatches
place The ieatn list ut thirty.srveu.
Nor" thnn u hundred hnmcH were de-
u nnyTd,
There was Il fair Attendance tat the
EAGLE hall last NIGHT sud all hat u very
enjoyable time. IA" nail WAS hand
somcly decorated and the Erclrs were
very here Ia ~" that thoir gucsis were
comfortable and HAPPY. Tho ball was
Il social success,
DEPUTY Sheriff Hollis ~ Ny" county
hn" placed riliir Wilson III the rs, lum
t0 he treated tor msauit,, The Woman
who il Shoshomc Indian. wus arrested
near Iirlm0nI last week. She was cx-
ahmed, declared insane and ordered
cummittci To the asylum.
Southern Pacific and WE'LL, Fargo
detcctivcl nave arrested four men sus.
pcctrd II Stealing the express SAFE from
the nOr'hupuni train near San Luis
O1ispu Tho u'hrr night. The detectives
Think they unyc tho right mcn IN Gust.
udy. Olc II hcm Is said to lnoN like II
railroad man.
John WiIRrTspu, II form"r EylsrO.
pnlinn munster, Is IN jail at Fresno Cali.
tornia, with u ,hHfge of burglary writ
ten opposite li. uaur. Tie IL accused
Of stealing - rhn 81 o!s;CrH and II bottle
0f whiskey from u saloon NJ Sanger.
Tho goods were iounh III hig possession
tut h" dcuicr TINT he stole them.
The body ~ Miss Sarah SchnctTcr,
teacher uf lriu N III" high Rcho"l ni
Bedford. Indiana. VAR found III IA car.
riagc house yesterday. She had been
assaulted nnu rohbci aud the body mu
tiIatcI. Mias SchlrlIcr WAS greatly ed.
mircd and there II intense excitement
over hcr murder. ~BIuudhounds were
put Oh the trail.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-01-29
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

There's a new boy in town.
Fourteen dcgreca below zero last
uiahi.
Tho cold weather keeps everyday in
doors. AZ a consequence local items
AFRO very scarce.
The Board 81 parduns denied the up
p~licatinu Of Zip Low, gent from this
county Tor killing AN al indian III Starr
Valley. Tips sentence will expire in
May.
Clcvc LrHdbcttcr M Frank Luke,
graduates ~ The minmr class ~ tho
State University, hnv" been appointed
Ia positions with mining com pnnics ID
South Africa.
An exchange gives the following
| advice. Girls, this IL leap year. Ma
,!u!giug. he brave. hut 10 very. very
careful; some mon arc no worth the
space they occupy.
Governor Sparkle hos appointed rs
members Of NcvRdas auxiliary CON
mitlco to the board % indy manngcrs OF
tho worlds fair, Mn. Key Pullman OF
Tonopnh and Mrs. George T.. bartlett
0i Eureka.
Tho methods ~ tho plnccr mine
wore nscd 10y tho Chicago police in re-
covering valuablcs lost in the lroquOit
Thontcr disaster. Three big wagon
londa NJ dirt aud aaiIoe wore taken IRON
the thenter floor and were convcycG
under police guard to the huscmcnt OF {
store noar hy. 4 placer mining outfit
including eicvcs aud pans, WIS erected
and CITY Custodian GrciRcr stnrtcd !
search for valuablcs among the rub
/ bish
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-01-29

George Wileon, who elaine 10 DO FROM
Elko, had a rough and tumble fight
with two footpads in the Reno subway
Wednesday night. He put them to
flight and lived to tell the Journal a
lurid tale of his desperate fight with the
murderGus thugs. His story reads well
but. according to the Gazette, it lacks
all the clements OF truth and makes
wilson ont a greater a than a
hero Wilson claimed TINT he had been
at Lincoln Hall to visit some at the
I:lko students at the University and was
on his way to hir hotel when attacked.
The Elko boys in the Hall deny that
they know such a mar as George Wilson
and nssert that he or no one else from
Elko visited them or that night. Who
ia this George Wilson anyway
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-01-29
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Several - 90 ~ smallrp ar" reported
in 'nrlin account Gf thc prevalence
IT the III" 49, u dance that was to have
brrn giyrn lun, Thursiay night was
p"at panied.
\ letter from Mira. iinuhcr this morn
iuE Nay- that her mother ia still coniin"d
to hcr hcl. The physicimn at his last
visit pronounced her better aud strong
er than on Ii- previous visit.
Tho IHDEpENDEsT IL pleased /" learn
'l,nl the little dau Inter ~ MIR. and Mrs.
Judge brown. who Inns been quite eick
Tor "cvcral dayswith pneumonia, IL no"
well nn the road to recovery.
Tho Troy Laundry at Reno wnN tie
Etroycd 10y iiru Saturday night. The
Ices il placed ut s2n,0O0. The origin Of
the liz" In not known. hut 1t in supposed
/" br the work ot mn ]inccndinry.
Joseph Mack Of Dayton. Il university
graduate, Inns been appointed Robert
iIrssum'a Hsocintc IN tho Southern Pa
riiic kindergarten course. Mnck nnh
ilGsson will give good account 81
themselves.
Through the kindness uf Mr.. ClrasC
Mr.. Baird H." lH~DErENDEHT IL able Va
complete its dniiy lilCs for 1903. Illoy
havo II hearty thanks Tor furnishing
us with II copy ~ the miss M isauo Oi
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-01-29
NOTICE OF AssEssM EST.
California Mining & Milling Company
Of Soynhn,

VI N0NnNhs
Principal place OF business in Nevada. Elko
Elko County. Nevada 4; principal place OF bust.
ness In Utah, 22I South West Temple Street
Salt Lake City, Utah. Location OF mines. Uin
tab Mining District. Summit County, Utah.
Notice ~ hereby given that Ut n meet.
Ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of said cor.
p~oration, duly held on tho 2stt day OF December
1903, ou assessment tNo. 81 OF eight (S) cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF ihis
corporation, payable Immediately to H.. G..
Fisher, assistant secretary, NJ tho ONCE Of The
Western Exploration Company, tho oniee OF
this company, No. 2si South west Temple
Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any and all stock on which the assessment re.
mains unpaid on Saturday the 3th day OF Janu.
aty. 1905, ut IL o'clock noon. sill be delinquent and
advertised for sale, and II tho assessment Is not
sooner paid, together with tho costs Of ndvor.
Using. so much OF each parcel OF stock rs shall
DO necessary TO pay said assessment and oil
costs OF advertisement and sale will be sold ut
public auction, ut tho said onlcc OF the COM
pany. on Saturday, the eth iday OF February.
1901, At 2 O'Clock T.. ".
10y order OF the board Of trustees.
w. I. SNYDER.
Secretary.
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United States Reveaue- Collector
Blakeslee has returned FROM " trip /"
Ionopah on official business. Mir.
Biakeslee has his finger an tho pulse Of
business at all times. because 81 the
nature Of his duties, aud his summing
up Of conditions is generally correct
He says that the people Of Tonopah are
feeling mighty good-natured and are
prosperlng. The mines never looked
better than ut present aud the coming
OF the ruilroad will have all sorts OF
prospsri /, III ITS wnkr,-ltrno Gazette
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FROM WEDNESDAY'S DAILY
SaimaQundi.

Attorney Williams returned last night
from Eureka.
LOWS Bradley returned frCm SIM
l'rancisCo tlia morning.
Diviaion l. rcight igcnt Fulton Rrriy.
cd from Reno this morning. Ito rcporte
everything lovely in the Riverside city.
lie will return OH No. 3 tonight.
There are l2G dclinqueDts on the Nyo
County tax list, aud their indebtedness
amounts to $4,000. Nearly all tho do.
linquci I property IL located in Touo.
pal.