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WHITE PIME OHIlt NEWS.
Ordinance No. 38.
AO Ordinance .resting s Salary anil Contingent
Fanil, and for other purposes.
The Board o, Trustee* of Hamilton City do or
(lain as follows: ._ ,...
8xcno.il. From Md after the passage of this
Ordinance, the City Trereurer shall set apart
fifty per cent, of all money coming Into the City
Treasury from licenses, hall rent Md tinea; and
twenty'five per cent, of all money coming Into
the City Treasury from tares on real and per
sonnl property, which ahall be known as the
Salary anti Contingent Fund.
Sac 2 The City Treasurer shell make a re.
port to the Board of Trustee* on the first Xon.
day in each month, showing the amount of
money recolyed Into the City Treasury for the
month previous, tho amount set apart to Mid
Salary and Contingent Fund, the amount dis
bursed, and the smount remaining In the Tress.
Tec. 3. All warrants for the payment of eel.
aries, and all warrant* for defraying the contin
gent expenses of the city, unless otherwise
ordered by the Bosnl of Trustees, shsl) hereafter
be drawn upon the ' Salary and Contingent
fundi' which warrant* shall commence a new
series, and be paid In tbs order of their regl.tr*
tlOD.
8>c 4 This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its pssssge.
Approved July 4,14f0. ,
p EVERTS, President Board of Trustees.
X. P. Cuaubsrux, City Clerk. Jy8-14t
Ordinance No. 38.
An Ordinance abolishing the offices of Street
Commissioner and Jailor and Janitor.
The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or
dain an follows: „
Sacno* l. The offices of Street Commissioner
and Jailer and Janitor are hereby abolished.
Sec. 1. Ordinance Wo. », entitled • An Ordi
nance creating the office of Jailer and Janitor,
and defining hia duties, compensation, etc./ ap
proved January 31,1870. and all Ordinances or
parts of Ordintnoes defining the duties of and
prescribing compensation for street Commix,
xioner, are hereby repealed,
Skc. 3. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after itx passage.
Approved July#, 1870.
P. EVERTS. President Board of Trustees.
M. P. CHAMMttu*, City Clerk. Jy8-14t
Ordinance No. 40.
An Ordinance Regulating the Salaries of Of
ficers.
The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or
dain as follows:
Section 1. The officers of Hamilton City
shall receive the following compensation for
their services—to wit: The City Marshal shall
receive s salary of nine hundred dollars per an
num, and five per cent, on all taxes collected by
him on real and personal property; and also one
dollar for collecting each licenso. The City
Treasurer shall receive a salary of nine hundred
dollars per annum. The City Assessor shall re
ceive s salary of six hundred dollars per annum.
The Chief Engineer shall receive a salary of nine
nundred dollars per annum. The City Attorney
shall receive a salary of aeventy-flve dollars per
month, and, in addition to such percentage as is
allowed him on delinquent taxes, shall receive
five dollars for each conviction for violation of
Ordinances, provided that the same shall in all
cases he collected from the party couvicted, and
in no case to he a charge against the city. The
City Clerk shall receive a salary of seventy-five
dollars per month. Regular Policemen shall re
ceive a salary of seventy-ftve dollars per month,
and also two dollars for each arrest and convic
tion, provided that the same shall in all cases be
collected from te party convicted, and in no
case to be a charge against the city.
8ec. 2. Each of the above salaries shall be
payable In legal coin of the United Htates, In
equal mouthly installments, on the first day of
each and every month.
Set. 3. Ordinance No. 4, entitled * An Ordi
nance regulating the salaries of officers,' approv
ed April 10,1869, and Ordinance No. 10, entitled
• An Ordinance defining the duties of City Attor
ney,'approved April 15,1869, and Section 7 of
Ordinance No. 26, entitled * An Ordinance regu
lating s Fire Department of Hamilton City,' ap
proved December 13, 1869, and Section 4 of Ordi
nance No. 35, entitled 1 An Ordinance creating
the office of City Attorney,* approved Juno 13,
1870, are hereby repealed.
Sec, 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be In force front and after its passage.
Approved duly 5, 1870.
P. EVERTS, President Board of Trustees.
M. P. Cbanbrrun, City Clerk. Jy8-14t
Ordinance No. 41.
An Ordinance regulating Licenses and License
Tax in Hamilton City.
The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or
dain as follows:
Section 1. The Clerk shall cause to be pre
pared, at the expenae of the city, printed
forms of City Licenses, to be issued as herein
provided. He shall number and sign the same
and deliver them to the Marshal, from time to
time, charging him therefor. The Marshal
shall make a written report to the Board of Trus
tees on Monday of each week, duly verified,
showing the amount of licenses collected by him
the previous week, the names of persons or firms
to whom licenses have been issued, the amount
paid by each, and the occupation or business for
which such licenses were issued.
Seo. 2. All licenses herein provided for shall
be payable In legal coin of the United 8tates.
Sec. 3. Every person or firm engaged in the
business of trading or merchandising, or dealing
in any kind of good*, wares, or merchandise
whatsoever, shall pay a license as follows: Those
making monthly sales to the amount of one
thousand dollars or under, eight dollars per
quarter; those making monthly sales amounting
to more than one thousand and under five thou
sand dollars, twelve dollars per quarter; and
those making monthly sales amounting to more
than five thousand dollars, twenty dollars per
quartsr.
bec. «. Every person or firm engaged in the
business of storage and commission merchants
shall pay a license as follows: Those whose
monthly receipts amount to one thousand dol
lars or under, ten dollars per quarter; those
whose monthly receipts are more than one thou
sand and under three thousand dollars, fifteen
dollars per quarter; and those whose monthly
receipts are more than three thousand dollars,
twenty-five dollars per quarter.
Bsc. 5. Every person or firm engaged In the
business of banking, dealers in exchange, gold
and silver, stocks, or bullion, shall pay a license
of fifty dollars per quarter.
Sue. 6. Every person, firm or company en
gaged In the business of expressing or transmit
ting letters or packages for hire, having an office
in this city, shall pay a license of fifty dollars
per quarter.
Sue. 7. Each Telegraph Company doing busi
ness in the city shall pay a llceuse of fifty dol
lars per quarter.
Bsc. 8. Every person, firm or company en
Ked in the business of stock or real estate
kerage in buying and selling stocks or real
eetate, ahall pay a lioense of fifteen dollars per
quarter.
Bsc. 9. Every person or firm engaged In the
business of keeping a livery stable, or letting
horses, wagons, carriages, or other animals or
vehicles for hire, shall pay a license of fifteen
dollars per quarter.
Bsc. 10. Every person or firm engaged in the
business of running for hire any dray, Job wagon,
cart or other public vehicle, shall pay for each
dray, jpb wagon, cart or vehicle so run, a license
of ten dollars per quarter.
Bsc. 11. Every person or firm engaged in the
bnslness of auctioneering shall pay a license of
thirty dollars per quarter.
8ec. 12. Every person or firm engaged in the
business of carrying on a daguerrean or photo
graphic gallery,shall pay a license of fifteen dol
lare per quarter.
Bsc. 13. Every person or firm engaged in the
business of keeping a barber shop, shall pay
for each chair In use in said shop a license of
five dollars per quarter.
8*0. 14. Every person or firm engaged in the
business of assaying say met its or ore, shall
pay a license of twenty-five dollars per quarter.
Skc. 15. Every person or firm engaged in the
business of manufacturing soda, eider, vinegar,
sarsaparilla, or syrups of any kind, shall pay a
llcenda of fifteen dollars per quarter.
8*c. 16. Every person or firm engaged in the
hP»theta <>f keeping or conducting any tavern,
hotel, lodging house, chop house, or restaurant,
shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter.
Sec. 17. Every person or firm engaged In the
business of hooping a bar or saloon, for retail
ln« any wines or liquors of any kind, in less
?Identities than one quart, shall pay a license of
orty.fivs dollars per quarter.
Bcc. 18, Every person or firm engaged in
the business of keeping s public both house,
shall pay a license of ten dollars per quarter.
8*c. 19. Every person or firm engaged in the
business of keeping or carrying on a shooting
gallery, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per
quarter.
.****• Every pwson or firm engaged in the
business of keeping or conducting a public bak
•ry for the manufacture of bread, pies or cakes,
shall pay a lioense of five dollars per quarter.
. —ft *• EveI7 person or firm engaged in
Myinga.laundry, where washing and ironing
quarter W * llcenBo of toQ dollars per
proprlptor or keeper of a bil
liUSIpmy for ubb* in w a
lioense of ten dollars per quarter
nlS*^nJ?.'ln~TSr^eP*r,7I*7,rl*toror •“‘D
MUSS?*!® w
. 8ite. 24. Every person or firm engaged in the
ms* «*nrtn« on SySrvwSJ
linnM? **♦*«■. melt or fermented
quarter *U P*7 a lioense of thirty dollars per
him, mid having IQ office in theclty, shall
pav a lltattee of fifteen tollers per quarter
8*0. 27. Every person or firm engaged in the
butine«s of pawn tanker, ahall pay a lioense oS
forty dollars par quarter.
C*o. 29. Every person or Arm engaged in the
business of keeping a botcher shop or stall, foi
the retell of ftseb meats, shall pay a license oi
fifteen doilers per quarter.
8*o. 29. Every traveling merchant, kavU., oi
per quarter; provided that in case such travelinf
merchant, hawker, or peddler, shell uso a wagon,
8*e. 30. Every person, fleas, company, mana
0er, or tamos of any theater, engaged lathe busi
fiaaaof giving theatrical performances or exhi
©rttnancfg.
biMotiH of aerenadcrs, minstrels' concert or opera
singers, sparring, melodeon or other public per
formaace or exhibition, for pay, ahall pay a li
cense of one hundred dollars per month; pro
vided, that in case such license be granted for a
less period than one month, five dollars for each
performance or exhibition so given.
Sec. 81. Every person, firm, or company, giv
ing in the city any exhibition of a caravan, me
nagerie, or collection of animals, or any circus,
show, rope, or wire dancing, or slight of hand
performance, for pay. shall pay a license of
twenty-five dollars for esch exhibition so given.
8IK'. 82. Every person or firm who shall open
or keep a dance-house, commonly known as a
hurdy-gurdy house, shall pay a license of one
hundred dollars per month; provided that in
case such license is granted for a leas period than
one month, five dollars per day for each day the
same shall he kept open.
Sue. 33. Every person who shall carry on or
conduct any of the businesses, trades, callings, or
professions mentioned herein, and shall neglect
to take out a license therefor, as herein provided,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con
viction thereof, shall be fined In a sum not less
than the license which inch person is required
to take out, and not exceeding five hundred dol
lars, which fine may be enforced by imprison
ment in the city Jail not exceeding one day for
each two dollars of such fine.
8ec. 34. All licenses provided for in this Or
dinance shall be paid in advanco, and are hereby
made transferable in cases where the business
licensed is conducted or carried on in the samo
building, shop, stall, or stand, but not otherwise.
Sec. 85. Ordinance No. 11, entitled* Au Ordi
nance providing for the assessing and collecting
of revenue for Hamilton City,’ approved April
16, 1809; and Ordinance No. 16, entitled * An Or
dinance amendatory of and supplemental to an
Ordinance entitled ' An >rdlnanee providing fur
the assessing and collecting of revenue for Ham
ilton City,’ approved May 6, I860; and Ordinance
No. 25, entitled • An Ordinance amendatory of
and supplemental to an Ordinance entitled * An
Ordinance providing for the assessing and col
lecting of revenue for Hamilton City,’ approved
September 13,1809, and all Ordinances and parts
of Ordinances in conflict with this Onlinanco,
are hereby repealed.
Sec. 36. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved July 11,1870.
P. EVERTS,
President of the Hoard.
M. P. Chamberlin, City Clerk. Jyl4-14t
Ordinance No. 42.
An Ordinance Creating the Offices of City Re
corder and City Surveyor.
The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or
dain as follows:
Section 1. In addition to the offices already
prescribed by law and ordinance, there shall be
and is hereby created the offices of City Recorder
and City Surveyor.
Sec. 2. The City Recorder, before entering
upon the discharge of the duties of his office,
shall give a bond, with two or more sufficient
sureties, to be approved by the Board, in the
sum of five thousand dollars; and the City Sur
veyor shall give a like bond, in the sum of two
thousand five hundred dollars. Each of the
bonds required by this section shall be in like
form and with like conditions as other bonds re
quired of officers.
Sec. 3. The City Recorder shall hold his
Court, every day, at the Recorder's office, in the
City Hall, and shall be allowed a fee of four dol
lars for each conviction, provided, that the same
shall in all cases be collected from the party
convicted, and in no case to be a charge against
the city.
8ec. 4. The City Recorder shall keep a record
of all his proceedings, and pay over to the City
Treasurer, on Saturday of each week, all money
collected by him, after deducting the fees al
lowed to officers; taking duplicate receipts there
for—one of which he shall file with the City
Clerk; the other keep for hia voucher. The Re
corder Bhall, also, report to the Board on Mon
day of each week, under oath; which report shall
show all cases brought before him; all fines im
posed. and the amount of feea received by him
and other officers therein.
Sec. 5. The City Surveyor shall keep a record
of all surveys made by him, and report the same
to the Board of Trustees on the first Monday of
each month; and shall be permitted to charge
not to exceed ten dollars per lot for Axing the
boundaries for private owners; provided, that
the same shall in no case be a charge against the
city.
Sec. 6. All ordinances or part# of ordinances,
in conflict with this Ordinance, and all ordi
nances heretofore passed providing any com
pensation for either of said officers, are hereby
repealed.
Sec. 7. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved July 18, 1870.
P. EVERTS, President Board Trustees.
M. P. Chamberlin, City Clerk. jy20-14t
Ordinance No. 43.
An Ordinance Relating to Dogs.
The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or
dain as follows:
Section 1. An animal tax. or license, of three
dollars, on all male, and five dollars on all
female dogs, in Hamilton City, over the age of
one month, payable in legal coin of the United
States, is hereby levied and directed to be col
lected.
Sec. 2. The Marshal shall procure a suitable
number of tags, which shall be numbered, and
stamped with the word Hamilton: and any per
son keeping any dog within the city limits shall
procure of the Marshal a tag, to he attached to
such dog, and shall pay therefor the tax or
license prescribed in Section 1 of this Ordinance.
Sec. 3. The Marshal shall apprehend and im
pound all dogs found running at large without a
tag within the city limits after the 1st day of
August, A. D. 1870.
Sec. 3. Any person wishing to redeem a dog
which lias been impounded may do so upon
payment of the tax or license required by Sec
tion 1 of this Ordinance for a tag and paying to
the Marshal the additional sum of two dollars
for impounding the same.
Sks. 6. All dogs impounded shall, unless
sooner redeemed by the owner or claimant, be
killed after the expiration of twenty-four hours,
and interred or otherwise disposed of without
the city limits.
Sec. 6. The Marshal shall make a report to
the Board of Trustees on Monday of each week
for the week previous, which report shall show
the number of tags sold; the names of persons
to whom sold, respectively; the date when each
commences and expires; the number of dogs im
pounded; the number killed; the amount of mo
; ney received for tags, or otherwise, under this
Ordinance, from the party paying the same, and
shall keep a register in his office showing the
above facts. He shall pay to the Treasurer, on
Saturday of each week, all money in his hands
from the sale of tags, after deducting his fees, as
hereinafter allowed.
Sec. 7. The Marshal, in addition to the extra
fees received from those redeeming impounded
dogs, shall receive a fee of fifty cents for each
tag sold and one dollar and fifty cents for each
og killed.
Sec. 8. Any person or persons who shall forge
or counterfeit any tag or tags for the purpose of
defrauding the city, shall be guilty of a misde
meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall l>e
fined in any sum not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars, and may be Imprisoned in the (ity
Jail not to exceed one day for each two dollars
of such fine.
Sec. 9. Any person or persons who shsll tie
or otherwise attach any kettle, can, drum, box,
or other substance, to the tail, leg, neck or body
of any dog, shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in
any sum not less than fifty dollars, and may be
imprisoned in the City Jail not to exceed one
day for each two dollars of such flue.
Sec. 18. All money received into the Treasury
under the provisions of this Ordinance shall be
kept in a separate fond, and under the control of
the Board of Trustees.
Sec. 11. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved July 18, 1870.
P. EVERTS,
President of the Board.
M. P. Chamberlin, City Clerk. jy21-14t
Ordinance No. 44.
An Ordinance to Provide Water for Hamilton
City.
The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or
dain as follows:
Section 1. A special ad valorem tax of twen
ty-five cents on each one hundred dollars worth
of taxable property, real and personal, In Hamil
ton City, is hereby levied, and directed to be
collected, for the purpose of providing water for
said city for the year A. D. 1870.
Sec. 2. The Assessor, In making out the as
sessment roll for the year A. D. 1870, shall add
a separate column, showing the amount of the
tax hereby levied, and the same shall be
collected in accordance with the provisions of
Ordinance No. 37, and the same fees allowed to
officers as In other cases of collection of city
taxes.
Sec. 3. All money received into the Treasury
under the provisions of this Ordinance shall be
set apart to and known as the Water Fund, and
be under the control of the Beard of Trustees.
Sec. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from the date of its passage.
Approved July 18, 1870.
P. EVERTS,
President of the Board.
M. P. Chamberlin, City Clerk. Jy21-14t
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PROCEEDINGS
Of the Union Republican State Cen
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AT a meetinq of the UNION REPUB
LICAN Btate Central Committee, held at
Virginia City, June 23,1870, it was
Resolved, That a Btate Convention of the Na
tional Union Republican Party be held at Elko
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY'
FIRST, 1870, to nominate candidates for the fol
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other business as shall properly come before
said Convention.
On motion, Resolved, That each county be
entitled to one Delegate at large, one for each
one hundred (100) votes, and one for each frac
tion over fifty (50) cast for the Re publican Presi
dential Electors at the election of 1808.
On motion. Resolved, That we recommend to
the several County Central Guninittces that the
Primary Election of Delegates to both State and
County Conventions be held on the 15th day of
September, 1H70. and that at said election one
delegation be elected to the State Convention
and one delegation to the County Convention.
On motion, Resolved, That a voter at the
Union Republican Primaries shall possess the
following qualifications: He shall be a citizen
of the United States and State of Nevada; he
shall at the time of voting at the Primaries be a
qualified elector and registered voter of the pre
cinct in which he offers to veto; he shall have
voted the Union Republican ticket, Btate and
National, at the general election of NovemlxT,
A. D. 1888, or would have done so had it been
possible to vote; he shall solemnly pledge him
self to vote for the nominees of the Union Re
Euhlican party at the general election iu Novein
er, A. D. 1870.
Resolved, That we recommend to the several
County Central Committees, that on the day of
the Primary Election for Delegates to the sev
eral Conventions, the people be requested to ex
preas their preference for the candidates for the
several offices, State and County, by a direct
vote.
Delegates are apportioned to the several coun
ties as follows:
Churchill.2!Nye.4
Douglas. 4 Ormsby.8
Esmeralda.4 Storey *.'24
Humboldt...4 Washoe .10
Lyon...8 Elko.ft
LamlCT. 11 White Pine.10
Lincoln.2 _
Total.95
N. A. H. BALL,
Chairman Nevada State central Committee Na
tional Union Republican Party.
Je*-td 0. C. Baitramam, Secretary
Applications for 13 at rut.
Application lor Patent.
NOTICE NO. 77.
Reomtkb'm Ofuck, I
Ausm*. Neva*la, April 28th, 1870. {
Notice is hereby given, that the
Mukwonagn Mining Company lias this
day filed iu this office a diagram, together with
a notice of Application for Patent from the
United State©, under Act of Cougre©s approved
July 26th. 1866,for Eight Hundred feet of the
Golden Lode, known as the Mukwonago Mining
Company'© claim, ©ituated in the White Pile
Mining District. White Pine Connty, Nevada,
and more particularly described a© follows: Be
ginning at s point whence the southeast comer
of the survey made for the Aurora Consolidated
Silver Mining Company, on the Aurora Lode
bears 8. 11 )$ degrees W. 300 feet, ttaeneo running
N. 11H degree© K. 300 feet: thence 8. 781$ de
gree© E. 800 feet; thence R. 11)$ degrees W. 300
feet, and thence N. 78)$ degree© W. 8(H) feet to
the place of beginning, and containing Five
Acres and fifty-one one-hundredths of an Acre
(8 81-100 acre©) of Land, embracing said lode,
and one hundred feet on each side thereof. Said
claim U bounded on the west by the Aurora Con
solidated Silver Mining Company, Aurora Lode.
GEORGE T. TERRY,
ma3-90d* Register.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 70.
Reoihtkb's Office, 1
Austin, Nevada, April 28, 1870. |
VJ'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
!l Mukwonago Mimng Company has this day
tiled In this office a diagram, together with a
notice of Application for Patent from the United
States, under Act of Congress approved July
90th, 1800, for Eight Hundred Feet of tie- Mount
Vernon Lode, known as the Mnkwonago Mining
Company's claim, situated in the White Pine
Mining District, White Pine County, Nevada,
and more particularly described a© follows: Be
ginning at the southeast corner of the survey
made for the Aurora Consolidated Silver Mining
Company, on the Aurora Lode, the ©auxi being
the northeast corner of the ©orvey made for tlx*
South Aurora Silver Mining Company, thence
running N. 11)$ degrees E. 3(H) feet; thence S.
78)$ degrees E. 800 feet; thence S. 11 )$ degrees
W. 300 feet, and thence N. 78)$ degrees W. 800
feet to the place of beginning, aixl containing
Five Acres and fifty-one one-hundredths of an
Acre (8 51-100 acre©! of Land, embracing said
lode, and one hundred feet on each side thereof.
Said claim is bounded on the west by the Aurora
Consolidated Silver Mining Company. Aurora
Lode. GEORGE T. TERRY,
nia3-90d* Register.
U. S. Patents for Mines!
F. TACLIABUE,
CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOR
Office at the Mining Recorder’s,
Main Street, Treasure City.
PARTIES WISHING PATENTS FUR MINKS
in White Pine County, can procure the same
at the shortest notice, and on the most reasona
ble terms.by applying as above. Orders left with
Col. Sabin, in the Mining Recorder's office, at
Treasure City, or at The White Pine News office
in Hamilton, will receive prompt attention.
ap28-tf
Delinquent Tax List.
[Proceeds of Mines.]
Rtatk or Nevada, Ooumtt or White Pine, »
District Attorney's Office. j
■VTOTICE OF RUTH COMMENCED: To the
11 following named defendants ami to all own
ers of, or claimants to the mines or mining
claims hereinafter described, known or un
known: You are hereby notified that suits hare
»>een commenced in the Justice Court, Town
ship No. 1, in Hamilton, M. Atwood, Justice, by
»he Rtate of Nevada, plaintiff, against each of
the defendants hen matter named, aud each of
the following described mines or mining claims
and all owners of or claimants to the same,
known or unknown, to recover the tax and de
linquency assessed to said defendants, against
the proceeds of said property for the quarter
year commencing the 1st day of October, A. 1).
1869, and ending the Slat day of December. A. D.
1869, and that a summons lias been duly issued
in each case. And you are further notified, that
unless you apix-ar and answer the complaint
filed in said cause on or before the 30th day of
July, A. D. 1H70, Judgment will be taken against
you and the mine or mining claim herein de*
scribed for the amount of tax and delinquency
specified aud coats of suit:
Keller mine, tax aud percentage f 3 60.
Mahogany mine, situated in Mahogany can
yon: tax and percentage 5 99.
Milton mine, tax and percentage l 19.
Minnctta mine, containing60 feet; tax and per
centage 3 36.
Minnesota mine, containing 1200 feet; tax and
percentage 3 60.
Oakland mine, containing 1400 feet; tax and
percentage 14 4«.
Pan Handle mine, on Bromide Flat; tax and
percentage 31 82.
Joe Potts mine, containing 1800 feet, about loO
feet west of Rice Tollhouse; tax aud percentage
8 78.
Zubrlc mine, containing 600 feet, ou Chloride
Flat; tax and percentage 22 94.
Ragebrush mine, 1,000 feet,Treasure Hill, near
Posthole; tax and percentage 33 10.
Sangamon mine, containing 1U00 feet; tax and
percentage 26 99.
Caroline mine, containing 1200 feet; tax and
percentage 12 62.
Posthole mine, containing 600 feet, located on
Chloride Flat; tax and percentage 73 64.
Colleen Bawn mine, located on Bromide Flat:
tax and percentage 13 21.
Charles A Theresa mine, 1000 feet, on Iceberg
Flat; tax and percentage 29 64.
El Dorado mine; tax and percentage 16 64.
Domingo (.edge A Co. or mine, containing ho0
feet: tax aud percentage 162 16.
Farewell mine, containing 1600 feet; tax and
percentage 2 72.
Oelkey mine; tax and percentage 16 12.
Hartwell Ledge A Co, containing 1400 feet;
About one mile northwest Hamilton and east
Bullion Hill; tax and percentage 21 67.
Howard mine A Co, containing 800 feet; tax
and percentage l B7.
The Bentin Cortes mine; tax and percentage
2 80.
Black Thorn mine; tax ami percentage 1 50.
John Steels-; tax and percentage 2 7H.
Broom Ranger mine, tax and percentage 9 70.
Chihuahua Company, tax and percentage 14 53.
E. J. Brown mine; tax and percentage 2 65.
Seymour No. 10 mine. Chloride Flat; tax and
percentage 67 46.
Sierra Pascoe mine, containing lOfH) feet, oi»
Treasure Hill; tax and percentage 1 30.
Josephine mine; tax aud percentage 6
Silver Star mine; tax and percentage 24 31.
T. H. Wills mine; tax and percentage 2 07.
You Be Dam mine; tax and percentage 3 56.
Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada. I
June 28 a.d. 1870. I
F. H. KENNEDY,
District Attorney White Pine Cnunty, Nev.
EDWARD IRWIN,
Rheriff White Pine County, Nev.
By Ji«D. n. Hhkrmier, Deputy Sheriff.
Je29-oaw4w
.o.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
New Remedies! New Remedies!
DR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY,
NO. B23 KEARNY STREET, COR- S-\
NEK Commercial, Hau Francisco.
Private entrance on Commercial street W
Established in HH, for tin- treatin' nt^BdMa
of Hexual and Heminal Disease, such as^HHrn
Gonorrhea, Gl«*et, Stricture, Hyphillis, In all its
fonns; Heminal Weakness, Impotency, etc., etc.
Hkin diseases of years standing, sud Ulcerated
Legs, etc.. miceessfnllT treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Heminal emission is the consequence of self
abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual
indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both
•exes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty the following train of
morbid symptoms, unless combated by sclentifle
medical measures, via Sallow countenance,
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head,
ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling of
leaves or rattling of chariots, uneasineas about
the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused
vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffi
dence in approaching strangers, H dislike to
form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun
society, loss of memory, pimples and various
eruptions about the face, hectic flushes, furred
tongue, fcBtid breath, coughs, consumption,
night sweats, monomania and frequently in
sanity. If relief be not obtained, you should
apply immediately, either in person or by letter,
and have a cure effected by his new and scientific
mode of treating this disease, which never fails
of effecting a quick and radical cure. Dr. G.
win give one hundred dollars to any person who
will prove, satisfactorily to him, tliat he was
curl'd of this complaint by either of the Hon
Francisco quacks.
Cured nt Home.
Persons at a distance may be CUKEI) AT
HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon,
■tatiug case, symptoms, length of time the
disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, fn-e from damage and cu
rlo lty, to any part of the Country, with full and
plain directions for use, by enclosing fir. in cur
rency. or 910 in coin, in s registered letter
through the Postofflce, or through Wells, Fargo
A Co.
A package of medicine will bo forwarded by
Express to any part of the Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please state
the name of the paper they see this advertise
ment In.
All communications strictly confidential.
Add reus, D*. J. F. GIBBON.
Jyl4-6w Box MQ, Ran Francisco, California.
printing.
OFFICE OF THE
»itcfklcta.
-0
%r This establishment la supplied with a
large assortment of uewest styles of Type, Bor
ders, Ornaments, Cards, Assorted Paper, and
nil the
MOSSXN MACHINERY
Kin ployed in the proper execution of
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Pit I TV T I G!
Best of Job Presses.
FINEST. LATEST STYLISH OF
Plain and Ornamental Type,
For any klud of work, such aa
Posters,
Play Bills,
Circulars,
Checks,
Tags,
Certificates of 8tock,
Blank Books,
Receipts,
Notes, Etc.
o a n o »,
Of all ftisea, shade* nnd shapes, in plain black or
in any or all the colors of the Rainbow.
THE PIONEER PAPER
OP WHITE PINK.
PUBMRHINO ALL THE TELEGRAPH NEWS,
and a general news nummary in every
iamie—besides our specialty—
Every Sunday,
A Ml NINC REVIEW,
furnishing a complete account of the condition of
the mineg in this District—condition of the
works; late developments; amount of ore for the
week; yield of ore worked; proposed changes;
also, condition and prospect of outside claims,
and other matters of interest to owners and th#
general public.
BOOK BINDING!
Persona wishing Blank Books printed will not
be under the necessity of sending to Han Fran
cesoo for this character of work, as we are pre
pared to etecuts such work In a good atyle, and
at reasonable prices.
Dflinqttmt -Salts.
I T7EATUER8TONE MINING COHPA
P NT — Location of Worts- White Pine Min
imi District. White Pine County, Mate of Ne
vada. — Notice. — There are delinquent upon
the followlnti-doacrlbed aleck, on account of
, hMHTHftment levied on the 14th day of Jnne,
i V I>. 187*), the several amount* *et opposite the
I name* of the respective shareholder*. mm fol
1 low*: „ .
No. of No. of
| Name*. Certilleate. Hliare*. Ain't.
Breed IV J .balance).3.*.**>•■
i DomeyEB.2*.H*>.
I Doraey E B.30.1**0.20..
DomeyEB....32.100...20..
Dontiherty B, Tmstee..lflo lot).20..
I Hill A E. Trustee.04.100.20.
, Hill A E. Trustee.95.100.20..
HIU A E, Trustee.00.MO.20..
I Hill A E, Trustee.07.100. 20,.
I McDonald M J.35.two.1M
I McDonald MJ.45.10.2..
Palmer Mm E W.57.10.2
And In accordance with law, aud an order of
the Bo*rd of TruMtoe*, made on the 14th day of
June. A. D. 1870, bo many share* of each
i panel of said atock a* may be nocciwary will
be gold at public auction, by John Middleton k
Sou, Auctioneers, No. Jlu Mmittfomeiy street,
S*n Francisco, California, on THUHHDAY. the
ELEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. 1>. 1870, at
the hour of 12 o'clock m. of *ald day. to pay
*aid delinquent aascHHinenU thereon, together
with coala ol advurtialiiK ami expensea tti *ale.
DAVID T. BA OLE V, Secretary
Office: No. 401 (.California street, ttan Francisco,
California. Jy‘J»-td
rATAWAXA MINING COMPA.VV.
i Assessment No. 2, levied June 2, 1870. De
j linqueuls, unpaid up to 7th July, 1870, uoon:
2 z v r a
I'? ST S 5?
Stockholder*. *3* 3 = a ^ g
■h • ri : i
i I) M lloamer.(*..20.$3.00
1> M lloamer.7.20.8 00
1) M Hoauior.9.20.3.00
1 1) M llowmer.10.20.3.00
1 I) M Hoamer.12.10.1.80
I) M Ilounu r,TruHUel50... .1000.150.00
D M lloamer,TruateelM.10.1.50
| D M Homner.Trustee 152.10.1.80
D M IIoHiu**r,Truaht*153.104.15.60
Richard Savage*.20.50... $2.50.8.00
Richard Savage.164.300...*5.00
! Richard Savage.199.100.15.00
S A Post.3ft.10.1.80
S K Holcombe . ... 127.10.1.50
M M llal.lwlu.114 .10.50.. ..1.00
M M Baldwin.149.490 .24.50.. ..49.00
Klcharil H Savage...118.10.1.50
P Conklin.104.400.410.00
R Caulfield.128.40.ft.00
D Walker, Ml).129.20.8.00
A E Everett.134.100.15.00
A K Everett.iftft 60.7.80
William Knig.137.60.7.80
William Krug.13M.50.7.50
Win Krug, Trustee 167.100.15 00
Win Krug. Truatae.. 197.227. 34.05
Wm Krug, Trhatae 1«n . 400 ftO.OO
John Clement.141.90.13 60
A Martinon, Trusted*... .424*.637.20
Charles C Bowman. .158.800.75.00
L I) Simpson.157.95. ..14.25
K B Wilder.161. ...1000.150.00
R Cohn. 179.UK).15.00
C n Burton.180.826.49.20
Botta A Wise.175.800.120.00
j C V McDermnt.17ft.loo.la.oo
S He} delift-ldt.IN].800.. ..15.0)... .69.00
C,Tru«twlln|f,',n'j -«•>_*'*.1WJM
* 1Tnirt»,'*I1**OU’t lw 100.18.00
) •»».»«»•.lA.oo
) 191.>*“ ..18 00
T Aroud Charreard. .198.loo.15.00
R F. Doran.200. . 200.30.90
X,l,^th | am.ooo.<«.'*
18,838 177.50 $2676.20
Mfcjtfi >HAM>t'M.—July 7, 1870.
Collected from I>rlnkhouae, on shares .iftft, $54.90
•• •* Conklin. “ 213. n 66
** •' Southwell, " 65, 9.78
Jyl6 A. MARTINON, Secretary
XTOTK'K OP I)FI.I\<11 KNT N\LR.
il Jennie A. Consolidated Mining Company,
White I'tua District, Nevada Notice.—There
an- delinquent upon the following -described
stork, OB account of anHctfameut levied ua the
20th day of June. 1876, the aev« ral amount* *• t
opiioatte the nsinea of the n*spectlve ahan
holders, as follow *
No. No.
Names. Ceil ideate. Khares. Ain't.
I I) Carson . 2.2.000 • 900.00
| It Stokes....i;».l.ooo_ loo.oo
A Ikllgne.4.2.000.200.00
A Dellgne.21.2.00O.JIM) 00
J H Cook.66.1,000.100.00
J II Cook.56. MM.50.00
J H Cook.57.5oo.... . 00.00
J H Cook.58.960.26.00
J H Cook.50.250.95.00
J II Cook.60.125. 12.80
J II Cook.61.125.19.00
J H Cook.62.1X5.19.00
J H Cook.63.100.10.00
J H Cook.64.100. 10.00
J H Cook.03. 1(Mi.10.00
J H Cook.68.100 .. 10.00
J II Cook.67.100.10.00
J H Cook.68.... _100.io.no
J II Cook.69. 100 10 00
J II Cook. .70.73.7.30
J H Cook.71.i0. 7.00
J H Cook.72.30.» 00
J H Cook.73.50...8 00
J H Cook.74. 50.6.00
J H Cook.75..vi.s on
J H Cook.75.26. 2 50
J II C«*»k.78 25 . 2 50
J K Hklnmr..h. ...5.000... non.on
Herman Todtar. ..79.35. 2.00
And In accordance with law, and an order of
th*- Board of Trustees, made <»u the 20th day of
June, 1870, so many shares of each parrel of
said atock a* may be no-essary will lie told at
public miction, at the office of the company,
on the FIFTEENTH HAY OF A COURT, 1870,
at the hour of 12 o'clock in. of said day, to pay
Maid dellaquent aaaesameut thereon, logsflur
with costa of advertising and expense* of sale.
J. M. BUFFINGTON, Hcrretary
Office: 37 New Merchants Exchange, California
atreet. Ban F’ranctaco, Cal. jySO-td
Librrg attb jfrrb Stablrs.
Fourth Btroot
LIVERY & SALE STABLE,
12C Fourth at., bet. Miauion and Howard,
San Francisco, Cal.,
A. J. FRA.N'CIB.Proprietor.
/ APEN DAT AND NIGHT. HOARDERS
\ / kept in the best style. First class Double
Teams, Single Teams and Haddle Horses. Jylfi- 1 in
^YOST&mjE
LIVERY, FEED A 8ALE STABLE,
Silver ParlE, ISTov.
rDUE PROPRIETORS BEG I.EAVK TO IN
X FORM the traveling public that they are
now prepare*! to furniMh stable room for any
amount of atock, on the most reasonable term*.
The best of groomamen at this establishment.
HT«nJK RAN(.'11 ED, at reasonable rate*, by the
day, week or mouth. Je30-laa
TREASURE CITY UTERI STABLE.
fijiMi
E. MEYER,
6pHE ORIGINAL LI VERY AND BALK BTA*
X BLE proprietor.
Treasure Street, Treasure City,
is tdlll holding out at the old stand, and has
elegant turnout*, horses, buggies, wagons, and
all outfitting* pertaining to A HAN'liHOMK
TURNOUT.
Stock taken for keeping, by the week, day or
month, at the LOWEST POBHIBLL PRICES.
Outfits for PrnHpectora and Excursionist* fur
niabed on private terms.
Tho Boat Btooh,
at the lowest price*. Is the effort of thin estab
lishment.
JyO tf E. MEYER.
.TIM MTTjLER At CJO.
Livery, Sale, Feed & Boardinn; Stable,
Jy7-tf Cor. Treaaure and Dunn afreets.
BILLY DOUGHERTY,
Tonsorlal Artist,
MAIN HTREET, HAMILTON, NET ADA.
Havino moved nil tuior to the
Jeukaoa House, t"Hf«jcffuIlf tcftcUs awn
tt nuance of patronage from bln old friends sod
flu* public generally, at reduced rates.
Hu a ..Hie.
Haw Cuttino.80r.
Hnamtooi wo.90o.
JalMf
&S8fS*mrnt Notirrs.
i VKHI K OF THE Bu.Vi,„ ....
I ‘ Tunnel and Mining Cnnn'„,v , v *W/P
work.: White Pin. Mining Alaop., >'<
oouutjr. Mate of Nevada. -Notice u
that at a meeting of tin. Trustee* .7^'?,*lvin,
pauy, held on tie 200, day of Lm*."! d
an assessment of 1. a. I',, l ss 11
Five (5| Ceuta per aim**.
w*e levied ilium (he cniiiulMock of Li i
pony, payable immediately, l„ '-"'n.
gold eoln, to Hie BecreUry. at the ,?*£•
Company, Boom No. ns, Hayward, n„u..,,lM'
tig Callfnmla atreel. Ban Francisco lulus'"*'
Any stork upon which aahl asaeiam *
remain unpaid on THI RHDAY i|™'co?'
FIFTH ClAth) DAY OF ACOI HT A
Khali bo deemed delinquent, and will ii. a ?'
advertlaetl for Hale at public auction alX dulf
leas payment shall be made before w'hm?' "V'
on Thursday, the fifteenth' (ffim'JBS
OF BEPTEMBEB. A D. mo, to (.tr im „,*V
qnenl aaaeaament, bigether with the
a»l vertihiiiH ami expi'iiwa of naU* l" of
IOHEPH It. KINO,
Oflkc-: Boom No. 2S, Hayward's Bull,(mu' ,;’.
California alroel. San FnuKiaco, Cal.
Noonday hilvkii mim.vc TY,,.
PANY. Location of Works Whlu^
Mining District. White Pine County
Nevada-- Notice la hen by given Ihat'.i .
ing of the Trustee* of aald Company held ™
the noth day of July. A. II. IH70 an
meut of aeaea*.
Twealy (401 Ceuta per M,«re
We* levied up,* the capital atieh „f aald c, _
pany. payable Immediately, l„ I'nlled n,.“:
gold coin, to the secretary, ,t the „fn(> 0( .7*
Company, Boom 71. Hayward's Bulldlmi mi
California street, Han Fnuiclaeo, Oaltbiei.
Any stock upon which aald asaraMueut shall
main unpaid on the TWENTY FOl'BTH liini
DAY OF ACOI HT, W70, shall be deem, d da
llnqu, nt, end will lie duly edvertlecd fur
at public euctton, end, unlvae payment „n„ii >
made before, will be sold on Tfl F.SDAY n”
THIRTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER i™
to pay Ihe delinquent taareemeut, together will!
coete of sdvcrtialng and etpenae* of the *al„
CHAS. E. ELLIOT, HrcreUn
Office: lie,»u 21. Hayward's Building 113 r.[
lomle street, Han Francisco, California ■
Jylt-td
NOTIC’K OP ANNKNNMKNT._nr
FICE of the Aurora Consolidated Nilvt-r
Mining Company. Location of works wi.ul
Fine Mining District, County of White Pine aaA
State of Nevada Notice is hereby given.’th!n
at a meeting of the Trustees of said Comnan*
held on the 7th day of July, 1870. an aam*k
ment (No. 3) of
Flaw Dollars f.’.i p«.r Nhar«
was levied upon the capital stock of said Con.
pa*/, payable immediately, in United Htate.'
Hold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the
Company, No. 410 California street (KoomT,
Han Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on tha loth
day of August, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent
and will be duly advertised for sale at puhlk’
auction, and unless payment shall be made be
fore, will be sold on the FIHHT DAY OF SKp"
TEMIlEIt, 1870, to pay the delinquent asse**
ment, together with costa of advertising and **
pe rise* of the sale. By order of the Board of
Trustees.
(Higmtl) M. ATWOOD, Hecirtary
Offij'e: At No. 419 California street (Room
Hau Francisco, California jyll-td
T K\!V1K A. rONNOLIDATKD MIM\o
O COMPANY'—White Fine District. Nevadi
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of tba
Board of Tnjst.-e* of said Company, held nn *
‘20th day of June, 1H70, an assessment of
Tew (10) Cent* Per Share
was levied upon the capital stock of said cm.
I*anv. payable Immediately, in United Btatn
gold and silver coin, to the itacretary. Any
slot k upon which said assessment HlialJ remain
unpaid on the 25th day of July. 187(, shall be
deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised
for sale at public auction, and. utd*4 payment
shall Is- made before, will be sold on MONDAY
tli. 18tb day of August, 1870, to pay the delta’
qu.-nt assessment, together with coats of adver
tising and eipensea of sale liy order of the
Hoard of Trustees.
■I M BUFFINOTOH, Secretary
Office: 87 New Merchant's Exchange,California
street. Han Francisco, Cal. Jy2-td
LURNINtt NT AH NO. 1 NIL V KM
I 2 MI NINO COMPANY- Location of Work*
White Fine county, Htate of Nevada Notice ia
hereby given that, at a meeting of the IVwrd of
Trustees of said Company, held on the l*t day
of June, 1870, an assessment of
FItw (5) t enia per share
was levied upon the capital stock of said Com
j.anv, payable Immediately, in United Htate*
gold coin, to the Secretary. st the office of the
Company, Room 8. No. 309 Montgomery street,
Han Francisco, California. Any stock a poo
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
HATURDAY. the HE< ONI) DAY OF JULY, 1870,
shall lie deemed delinquent, and will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and uuh-sa
Ciynient shall be made before will be sold on
ONDAY, the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF
JULY, 1870, to i>ay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising and expense*
of sale. By order of the Hoard of Trustees.
WM H WATHON, Hecrrtary.
Office; Room 8, Vo. 302 Montgomery street, Han
Francisco, California. Jm-td
I'OHTPONEMENT. — The day for deeming
stock tin the above ns..-sum. nt delinquent ia
hereby postiemed until MONDAY, the FIHHT
DtY Of AUGUST, Is7<». and the sale thereof
until WEDNESDAY. th« TWENTY-FOURTH
DAY OF AUGUHT, 1870
By order of the Board of Trustees.
JyH td WM M. WATHON. Hecretary.
|>OGOMP FLAT SILVER MINING
I Company—Location at Work*: White
Pine, Nevada. -Notice ia hereby given, that al
a meet lug of the Board of TrueD-ea of said Coui
pany, held on the lat day of June, 1*70, aa
assrasment of
Three (8) teala Per Nhare
was levied upon the capital stock of aald com
pany, payable Inftnediab ly, In United State*
gold coin, to the Heciftary, at the Other of tha
company. No. 1 Expr>-»» Building, mrtteaM
oorner Montgomery aud California street*. Han
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
aaid assessment shall remain unpaid on the
ZM day of July. 1870, shall lie deemed deiin
quent. and will bn duly advertised for salt c?
public auction, and unless payment shall he
made before, will be sold on Monday, the 8th
day of August, 1870. t'* pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costa of advertising
and expenses of pale. By onter of the Board
Of Trustnes. T J. OWENS, Secretary.
Office No. 1 Express Untldlng, Northeast corner
Montgomery and California streets, Han Fran
cisco, California. JeJO-td
VOHTII AM Kit If AN CONNODI
DATED Mining Company.—location of
Works: White Pine County, Htate of Nevada.
Notice |a hereby given, that at a meeting of the
Hoard of Trustees o! aaid Company, held on the
Kith day of June. 1M70, an assessment of
Five (5) Cents per Nhare
Waa levied upon the capital stock of aaid Com
pan/, payable Immediately, in United Htatea
gold coin, to the Hecretary, at the office of the
Company, Room A. No. 302 Montgomery street,
Han Frauciaro, California. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the HEVENTEENTH DAY OF AU6U8T. INTO,
ahall be deemed delinquent, and will be dal)
advertised for sale at public auction; and, unless
payment shall lie made before, will he sold on
WEDNESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF HEP
TF.MBP.K. 1870, to pay the delinquent Maris
meat, together with costs of advertising »nd
exis-uaes of sale,
fly order of the Hoard of Trustee*.
Wit. H, WATSON, Hecretary.
Office: Room A, No. 809 Montgomery street, Han
Francisco, Cal. jj30-ta
|>INTO MINING COMPANY. —DO*
I CATION of Works: * Silverado,1 Pinto Min
Ing District, White Fine cmmty. Nevada. No
tice is hereby given, that at a meeting of tha
Board of Trustees of aaid Company, held on the
22d day of July, 1870, an asarwament of
Tew (IO) Cewta per Nhare
Waa levied upon the capital stock of aaid Com
pany, payable immediately, in United Htatea
told and silver coin, to the Hecretary, at
lontgotnery street, Han Francisco, California.
Any atock upon which aaid assessment shall ro
uiain unpaid on the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auc
tion, aud, unless payment shall be made before,
will be aold on THl llBDAY. the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1870. to pay the de
linquent assessment, together with coats of ad
vertising and expenses of sale. By order of the
Board of Trustees.
P. B. ARROWBMITH, Hecretary
Office: No. 4DA Montgomery street, Han Fran
cisco, Cal. jytt-td
Summons.
IN THE DIHTRICT COURT OF THE NINTH
Judicial District of the Htate of Nevada, in
and for tha (’minty of Liuroln.
The Htate of Nevada to John H. Phillips,
greeting: You art* hereby required to appear In
an action commenced against yon, as defendant,
by I>aura E. Phillips, aa plaintiff, in the District
Court of the Ninth Judicial Diatrict, in and for
tha County of Lincoln, Htate of Nevada, at Hiko,
and Miswt r the complaint therein (which ia on
file with the Clerk of Bald Court), within ten
daya after service upon you of thia auninion*
(exclusive of the day of service), if served
in said County of Lincoln, or twenty daya il
served out of aaid County, but in the Ninth Ju
dicial District of the Htate of Nevada, or forty
daya if served out of aaid District, but wrtthiu
the Btate, or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to th* prayer of the said
complaint.
The aaid action ia brought to obtain a decree
of said Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony
now existing between you aud plaintiff, on the
grounds of vour failure for the term of two veers
to provide her with the common necessaries o(
life—such failure not arising from poverty on
your part whirh ordinary Industry could not
avoid; and also on the ground of extreme cruelty
toward plaintiff on your part—aa net forth In the
complaint now on file in thia office. And If you
fail to answer the said complaint, the aaid
plaintiff will take judgment for the relief prayed
for in tha complaint and for coats of thia action.
Given under my haud and the seal of the said
Court, this 8th day of July. A. D 1870.
JNO. D. GORIN,
[Beal.] Clerk of the District Court.
Ninth Judicial Diatrict, Nevada
[60-Cent Nevada Btate Revenue Stamp.)
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