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- - * ?? ? k-*
i DumucT atocKs.
' There appoiirJ to bo considerable
?doubt iw" tj tba distribution of the
?- District Judges throughout the State.
t The- law requires Ibat one shall reside
?'at eitlier Vir^ii-ia City or Caraou; ono
at Reno, Winnemueca or Elko, one at
"" 'Eureka' 6r Austin dud one at Plot-lie,
.Ijjy or Bolmoat. Ileretoforo the reai
. denoea of tlte Judges havo been at
^?"Virgima, Ratio. and. Eureka. Wells,
- aiiicd his appointment, has maintained
' "liis'rosidohco at Carem, although the
, law under which ho was appointed
, diroctcd Ih'at one should roaide at
Piqohe, Ely or Balinout. Rising will
of ?? co u rea .remain in Virginia. _ We
? ? understand that Talbot would, prefor
'* to romain nt Klko, where ho at present
roe L J 03, and that Fitzgerald and
. .Chouoy," who were both elected from
; und whose. present roai-Jences are ?t
? * Eureka,- would liko to remove to Reno.
?It is <i U i to certain Uiat the iviphos of
" lA-d^of them c.maot be gratitied, an
Elko are lir the. same Bubr
district, arid if Talbot remains at Elko
there can be no resident Judge at
? liono. Too law provides thut_ unions
the Judges- cm othorwiso ngriie it
nhall annually be determined by lot
' whtfcb Of them "shall reside at tho
plazas above designated. It is also
vpr^xidodn,. however, that tho "fotir
? J udges shall elect a Presiding Judgi>",
-who'sliall have the pewer. to .direct
the holding of conrt iu the several
oouatie.? of the State* as tho public
business may roquire. This,- it would
i appear, .virtually ompowers tho Pro
- Biding Judge to assign . tho others to
? auch sub-districts as he deems proper,
although each Judge can chooso for
himself which of tho places in liis
division, named ia the law," he will
reside. Thero was no Judge elected
?Irtim the divisiou including Pioche,
Ely and Belmont, and wo suspect
that neither Talbot, Fitzgerald or
Cheney caro to abido iu cithor of
tViose places. Oao of thom will havo
to however, and it remains to ba seen
which will draw the unlucky number
or ba exiled by tho Presiding Judge,
who will unquestionably bo Rising.
If tho mattor should involve a com
"plicated disagreement, we believo it
would perhaps inuro in tho end to the
beneiit, of the paoplo, for St might in
ductx'the legislature to divide tho
" 'Btale into four judicial districts, nnd
KiVitig tho voters of each, four years
hence, the privilege of choosing thuir
own Judge ? which would bo tho
prap'jr thing to do.? [Virgiuiu Curon
iul*. -
yyjc : A I'l'OUTION M ENT BILIj.
. The House Iiiw' p?\l tlio Fraul;
apportion moot bill. It provide* thnt
- aftortbo 3r!l day of March, 1?3J3, tlio
llouso shall be composod o? 335 mem
b-iri>.irryt<Mid of 332 hu at present.
:7Ph&St?tos which gain Represoota
i . tivij^ui)dor tho now apportion nieut
-:vncp n9/pligi\v?: ? .
.. .Alabama, 1; Arkansas, 1; California,
??"1; Colorado, I; Georgia, 1; Illinois, 2;
'Katimit?,lj Massachusetts,!; Michigan,
. 1; Minnesota, 2; Missouri, 1; Nebraska,
t 3j Now Joraoy, 1; Ponnaylvania, 2;
rl\??9,:2| -Washington, 1; Wisconsin,
1. Total, 21.
'*? Sod. 2, of tho bill provido3 that
whonevor a now Stato is adrnittod to
tho Uniou, tho Ropresoutativo or
Rupraaontativoj ussignod to it shall ba
? in .addition to tho number 350. Sec.3
? provido-i that in oach Stato entitled
under thin apportionment, tho num
ber to which such State may bo on
titlod in tho Fifty-third, and eaol'
subsequent Congress, Bhall bo elected
..by districts composed of continuous
territory and containing as Dearly as
? praotio.iblo an equal nil m bar "of in
habitants. Tiie districts aro to bo
. .equal in nurrjber to tho Representa
tives to which their State is entitled
in Ooagrrsj on ono district electing
more, than ono Representative. Sec.
4 provides that iu c n? of an increase
in th? num.bor of Riproaantatives
whioh may bs given to any Slnto
'under this apportionment, tho addi
tional Koproflcntativo or Representa
tives shall bo oloctod by the State at
lnrgo anil tho othor Representatives
. by tho districts now preooribed by
law. until tho Ij\>giHlature of the
' Stato rthall fo-dlstrlct tho Stato, aiul
' if there bj no increase in tlio numbor
oj Ruprosbntatlves from a Stato tho
,'Kopro*elHativeB shall be elected from
c. tho ?)ifttriot/t now prescrilwd by law
?>.' until. tbs>Stato be ro-dist rioted by tho
' IjugislMaito of tho Statu. <i . ,i
Uiltifti^thl? apportionment the EI?o
, toral O.illoge in 1802 will consist of
ill iiiainbarn instead of 401, an in 1888.
Two on a Tour.
A story in told that on onn occasion
Charles Dudley Wnrnor, who In neigh
bor and friend to Murk Twain, wantod
him to go walking, nnd MarU, iih
iiHuat, refused. Dudloy ineintod, but
to no pur|K>.'w.
"You out to do It," ho said finally;
it'ii according tO'eoripturo,"
"No 'Mnrk-tho porfoot-rnnn' cho?t
nutrt on- mo,", replied tlio humorist.
"Whero'Hyotrr authority?"
"Tho fifth chapter of Matthew,
vrrpo'tho forty-flret," flftid Mr. War
ner, "'which reads thus: 'And who
over flha'l com pol thee to go a inilo, go
with him, Twain."
Mr. Clomons wont with Mr. NVnrner
that timoi
Homo people aro very hard to plonno,
'I'ho Khimtu Ooufltr *.?)??: ".Jimt.
t'.dnk i f it. Hero it Is the last of Do
mnber, ronoa blooming la open air,
humming birds and linuetx Hitting
hero uud Ihoro ntid hoiiBu Hi en a pt-r
f >ol nulnnuoo. Kvery climato has it*
? V/*wb-toW
rt rr r.~ ? ? ?
. Ja -SO CONVENTION.
? < WSasot-'yu* certain that there will
bo no Constitutional Couvontion, but
that there will, be one ia highly im
probable. Tbo people really do not
want oao. Taxpayers and non-.tax
paporx bare bail tiiue to think ovor
the mutter, and of those who. voted
for the convention o>o6t have loarned
that they were misled by a phantom.
? [Virginia Enterprise.
Suppose that sonio paper in the
Statu should take the eniuo ground in
reference to tho eloctiou of a State
officer, tho Governor for instance, and
object to hia inauguration on tho
ground that "the people do not want
Mr. C-oloord. Taypayers and non
tTxpayers have had time to think over
tho matter, und of those who voted
for Mr. Colcord most havo learned
that they woro misled by a phantom."
What -would the Enterprise thiuk of
?uch,nn argument? And yet that
would ??q just as reasonable a position
to nssymo as tho 0110 taken by tite
Enterprise in opposition to a Consti
tutional Convention. Bio. Campbell
must, bo io his dotage.'
???lijj. ...-I?
A "lUfference.
Tho-people voted on tho new Con
j-stitiition question in 1870, an J tho
vote was duly can vassudby the Su
preme Court. The question suggests
itself to tho minds of the public by
What authority they proceeded, ir
tbo'Oourt has no authority in 1S93,
how'did thay find authority in 187G?
We had ns ablo tnon on the Bench
then as wo havo now. If our memory
serves us correctly, tho Court was
comjioised of Judgos Beatty, Whitman
and Hawloy. More honorablo or
brighter men never sat on tho Bench
in any Stato than the gentlemen
named. ? [Reno Gazette.
The difference is perhaps found in
tho fact that in 1878 tho v >to was
clearly ngain3t tho measure, while in
18&) there is a strong probability that
tho questiou was carried by a major
ity of tho voles cast. The Nevada
"divinity that ehape3 our onds" is
opposed to a Convention.
If tho members of the Stiprorr.e
Court are certain that they have no
authority to canvass tho vote, and
that it would bo illegal for them to do
ho, it is clearly tboir duty to refuse to
do itj'lmt ijt' i* rathor strange that
there is notpomi means of determin
ing tho wishes of the people on this
important matter.
Telegraph .Tolls.
It ia estimated that tho newspapers
of tli-j country have spent a great deal
mire monov in telegraph tolls since
tho SjipUi: .Indian ec-iro began, tban
would liavo bt'jn required Uj liuvc
qria'rfeifiiil ? every living member of
that tribJ in n first class hotel for tho
eritireXWinler. It might have been
ridded that if iiH tho misstatements
ntjd _ jo ;; ag gc r a u o n s had been dim*
jnatc^from these special dispatches'
that .lay Gould's prcKt3 on tho tolo
grnpb toll would not I'.uvo been sulll
oiont tp buy \nm n lunch r.t a cheap
restaurant. ? [Truckco Republican.
Goodbye, Gobbler.
Tho Times-Roview of tlu 21th in
stant bewails tho lois of t\ Christmas
dinner in tbo following touching lan
guage:
Tho. Timea-Roviow acribo bowails
tho Ipast of a. turkoy gobblor which
was undergoing tho fattening process
preparatory to being slaughtered for
to-morrow's dinnor. But tho bird
escaped from its coop n couplo of days
ngo and will, doubtless servo as bait
for Gomo othor fellow's tapoworm trap
while tho aforesaid scribe will havo to
stand o!.I buiiiu ono of nur poultry
dealers for a Christmas bird.
The Christmas Hall.
The ball givon by Miss Scotchler at
the Depot Hotef Christmas eve was
ono of tho most successful and picas
ant Hoeinl evonts which has taken
Dlace in Elko the present season.
Thore vrns a largo ntlondanco, soino
whoro near forty couples, tho music
was Hrst.class and all who took part
eeomed most heartily to enjoy it. |
Tho festivities wuro continued to 2:30
Chriattuun morning when nil retirod
woll pleased with the Christmas ball
of 18JX).
Dr. r Hositnko's Couuti and Lung
? Hyrup.
This syrup is composed of wild
chor/y, tar und Lmltmm of 'l'olti, which
everyone known nro, tho rnoBt toniu
and h^nling roinodioH known for tho
throut prill luiiKfl. To this wo add
jii6t oooliffh squills, iuocao and blood
root to looson and throw off tho of
fondlnif? mnttor, by oxpectorntlon.
Ask your, doctor if thorn could possi
bly bo ainoro happy combination for
tho cure of coughs, cold? and bron
chitin, or to build up a weak and
emaciated consumptive pntiont
than this. For croup and whooping
cough thoro is nothing l>ottor, and
ovorv rirothor who values too lives of
hor little olrildror uhould nlwavskeop
it in tho houso. It is porfcctly harm
Icb* and tho bubios liko it. Hold by l<\
F.Muller.
Idvo And I/M Idvn.
Those who dosiro to purchmw tho
boat quality of Urococrios and Pro
viuions nro rofor/od to tho above ro
liablo houso whoro fair dentin# and
coiirtooua troatmont is tho rulo.
Glassware, Tinware, Btonowaro, Nails
etc. always in stock.
Indurated Flbro Wnro.
Tho attention of tho public is <11
rocted to my now stock of Tubs,
Buckets, basins, etc.. manufactured
from Indurated Woon Fibre, pressed
out In one piece, without seams or
hoops. It is lijrht. and durable, will
not shrinlc or swell, will not taint any
kind of liquid and bids fair to super
cede tin anil wooden warn. Call and
examine It.
II. ClLABt.
A* Wofd ti? t.ldiw. ? i
"Ladies who decire n beuutiful olerr
skin, free froiu pimples, boils. blotches,
in J other eruptionx, should couiuienco
ut oneo to uso Dr. Gunn't Improved
Liver Pills! Thov will also reruovo
that heavy look about your eyes and
make them bright,, aud will cure
headache from whatever ohuko it
arises. Reinomher, you are only rv
luired to tako ono small pill at l>od
qme, which iscoutcd with pure su^ar,
ind will not Rripo or produce ony un
pleasant sensation. Bold ut 20 cents
l?v F. F. ilullf
A GRAND
^ asquerade fi
? WIM- BK Circs AT ?
FREEMAN HALL,
? ? ON
NEW YEAR'S EVE,
Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1890.
Floor Maunfjors:
R. E. Keyser, Eikiak Reiniiart,
Jno. Henderson.
Floor I H rector:
H. S. Van Dhiei.en.
ALL MASKERS will bo required to
raise ma.sk and give namo to
J. F. TRIPLETT,
wlio will servo ns doorkeeper, nnd
Et-o thnt no improper characters are
allowed to enter tho Ilall.
Music will bo furnished by
C . II . D R 0 B N E Y .
TIC It CIS:
All Mnskers SI 00
Spectators, g??nts 1 00
Spectators, ladies 50
Children half prico
m '
No Kpoftatore will bo allowed on
tho floor until masks are romovt-d.
Tiokcta will bo on salo at Postofilco.
GRAND
I NEW YEAR BALL
" ' AT ?
DEETti HALL.
Deetfi, 'Nevada,
December 31, 1 890,
In honor of the deprtrturo of tlio
Old Yeur.
G OOL> MUSIC
* ? ANIJ ?
A FINE SUPPER
Will bo provided, nnd a pleasant time
is assured to nil participants in the
festivities of tlio occasion.
A cordial Invitation is oztended to
tlio public. ?.
WILSON B. ARMSTRONG.
REMOVED!
S. M. HENLEY,
? PF.ALIB IN ?
gEgf* Groceries
? imd ?
Provisions.-^S-aJf
Hn* removed to tho
Elko Meat Market,
Whcrts will be kept con?tnt>tly Jin Mock a fu)
mippljr of frgih
Family Groceries,
Confectionery,
Fruits. & Vegetables.
' - Ahho'
ciaAHS;?f ? >u
tl'L" TOBACCO, "
riPES
_ AND'?
FANCY GOODS.
Frosh vo?otablos a Specialty.
N. P. GULDAGEU,
FHOPIIIETOH .
Elko, - - - - Nevada.
Having purchased tho Htiinlmldl
Browory. placed it in tlrnt clan* ro
pnir n nil oeoured tlio sorvicen of n
practical browor of long experience, I
an) now prepared to supply tho trado
with.
Mottled or Keg Beer,
In quantise* tomtit. Order* by mail
or for
Door For Family II ?e
J'y ri'aidentrt of Klko or vicinity will
rccoivo prompt attention.
N. P. GULDA.GER
CONSIDER
That .^Viator in at hand? everything is at peacc in this
ftiir country excepting a few discontented and
HALF STARVED INOIANSI
llowevoV'it won't take long for thorn to e cleaned
In tlie meanwhile don't forget that there is a place in
town where a
GREAT SLAUGHTER
Is always going on, of Prices, we mean.
GO TO ItEINH ART'S
For any kind of goods you need. Wo always have on
hand the host and latest assortment of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Ilats, Furnishing
Goods, Carpet?, Linoleums, Wallpapers,
? Mattresses , Etc., Etc., which
we sell at the lowest figures.
We have just received
Our Holiday Goods.
OUDAY ^OODS|
OLIDAY feoODSl
? ?AT
i EOSEITSTOCE'S!
A FULL, AND COMPLETE AS
SORTMENT OF
? l' *
Holiday Novelties
NOVELTIES
VYY
Holiday Novelties
JuhI Received, consisting in
'jmrt of
PLUS] I GOODS
TO I LIST . C AS ES : . .' i .
*. ^PKitKUMJciiv*. sets
GENTS' TIBSi
LADI KS'.VnndV. '. '. V. '. '. '. !
ENT8'
.'ha n iik erciYiefs
? ? anh~ ....
MAN Y ! .OTH Elk '.THIN OS*. !
too?, nu^i eiVous
. ; ' ; " :.3 ? ? ? ? ? /io />i bntion
tt ?;?????!!'"
All of which will In
^SOLD CHEAP.?*
. t ?
Onll ftiid Inspect GooiIh
and Priccft.
J. ltosenstoek.
N. B. NYE,
riucriOAL
Watclnimkcr and lowclcr
? AT ?
tir THE OLI) STAND, ?
-?Two dvcii* tiMow Ihp F.if> re*? Ofllea ?
Er.KO(Nr.vAf>A.
t?7~C!rniiiiij); ond rupntrlriK wfttoho#
n npcoifilty.
J. ItOSEN STOCK .
SOLE AGENT
CMFIED'S OVERALLS.
I 01
3' Gj Gj Q: ^ 'tj: 3
GREATEST -mi
bsst Bargains
EVER OFFERED
IN ELKO.
bsisbfefehbb
{:]
DRY GOODS,
??>? .
Men's and Boys' Overconlf.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHIL
DREN'S SUITS.
HEM'S, BOVS* ADD CHILtCTS
Ijndlos'j MIhsch' mill ClilMron'H
Hats - and - Caps.
fc BOOTS:* : fcSfiOES:}
?HAT84 i fcCArs4
Ladies' Misses' nnd Chil
r SliooH.
t JTHY.iTijiR
pontifti <j??V HiioE.
' '? lib:''
? ?' J
Cull nnd hoc for yourselves.
[:)
' I PAY MORE
? roii
FURS & HIDES
Than Anv House In Klko.
Mail orders promptly nnd onrofully
exooulod.
To Tho Public.
Notlco is hereby j<lvon thnt OhriH.
Ihtumhnch tins boon nppolutod nil
itithorized ntfont for tho collection of
ill sums duo tho firm of ituolriinrt &
froolloli, na woll na for tho tninnnn
lion of nil other bupinosB conncctod
A-iih tho pruwnt tntihntfcmont, such
is tho payment of billo, collection of
inri roeoiptin# for morioyrt duo, oto.
llfcCKiiAUT A FnoKf.roii,
Hy 0. Hwjkiiaut,
Mii rviviiiif partner of tho firm.
Elko, Nov., Nov. 19, lfci/O. tf
Notice of Delinquency and Sale fbr
'fuc*. 18UO.
STATE OF NEVADA, )
County ot Elko, $
County Treasurer's Office,
iu and for Elko county
I, L E MOIU3AN, County Treasur
er und ex-oUicio Tax Receiver, iu und
for said Elko county, do hereby Kive
notice that tbero is now payable at
11. y ollice aud delinquent (or tho llscal
year 1800, on propertv situuted in
said Elko county, tho following
amounts of tuxes, penalties and cost*,
duo froui the person, or persons und
owners, ond a said lien n^ainst tho
property within named, and dcbcritjud
opposite each to tho other respective
Iv, in thb following list to-wit:
Abbott CjiasE, Tusearora: Itn
proveinents ou lot IB, west 7
feet of lot 2 in block O, Buck
eye iui??o, survey town of Tuu
caroru, 8250; tbiee small houses
or cabins tin W siile of Front st,
N of Weed at, Buckeye initio
purvey in town of Tuscnrorn;
Nev, ?75; one small bouse ou E
side of ulley, E of Front fit, one
miner's stone cabin on E f-ido
of X of Weed st, Tuscarora, Nev,
870; Uuckoye miuo survey & re
mains old hoist injj works on
Hucloyo mino, Tuecarora, 800;
furuilure, 850; lil/jrnrits, -800;
jewelry, 815. Total value, ?500.
(teii'l tax, 812 CO^Toso Bjtefcbd
school, $2 24; ten per cent, $1 IB;
Auditor's fee, 81 25; advertising
82. Total aiu't duo 810 57
Bkessmax Jacob, South Ituby:
llomested claim to lots 5, 0, 7 <i
8 of Sec 18, T 27, lt'58, with im
provements, 8150; 2 work hors
es, 850; 2 cows, 825. Total val,
8225. licn'l tax, 85 07; 1<> per
cent, 8 .50; A u Jitor's fees, 81 25;
advertising, 82. Total ain't duo 88 82
BEUJNaen Wu, Teeouia: Hotel
buitiliri); in town or Tccoitia on
S side C 1' K K track and about
150 feet frc.ni said tra'-k, owued
and occupied by Wiu Bellinger,
8500: furniture, 150; mdse, lUrt;
1 work horse, 25; IK) stock hors
es, 350; 2 mutes, .'10; 8 stock cat
tle, 05; 7 hogs, 30; 1 waj?on,-10.
Total value, l,32u. Gfn'l tax,
20 70; ten p?r cent, 2 07; Aud
itor's fees, 1 25; advertising, 2.
Total um't due 8.'i5 02
Baukkit J M, Tuscarora: Lota
lint It'., blk (J, towu i>t Tusc, $1.7)
lot 3 blk K. town of Tusc. 500;
lots 37 ?& 38 blk l>. town of Tusc,
50; furniture, 1200. Total value,
IHA>. ( ieti'l tax, 'JO 25; Tusc.
special school, 3 t>?; poll Ux, !i;
lo percent, 2 08; Auditor's fees,
1 2~?; advertising, - Total ain't
duo 832 78
Baoazkitk Minino Co, Hock
Creek: Iiuiidini: and hoisting
online on tho liuguzotto inino
in Hock Crook mining district,
Elko count.*, Nov, formerly call
ed tho Scorpion, ?700. Total
value, 700. (iun'l tax, 15 75; 10
per Cent, 1 57; Auditor's foes,
1 25; advertising, 2. Total
am'tiluu .' ?20 57
Cole M F, Jack Creek: Toss
claim to 100 acre? unsurvoyed
hind 10 of and adjoining Seo 1,
T 41, It iVJ, owned and pcoupicd
by M F Cole, with Improve
ments. $100; 2 horfies and wan
on, 100. Total value, 11)0. (Jen
tax, I 50; fioll tax, 3; 1U per cent,
.75; Auditor's fees," 1 '?>; adver
tising, 2. Total ain't tluo . . .811 50
Hauiunuton P J, Columbia: I'oh
claim to 100 acres of land in Seo
I. T -13, K 52, occupier! by V J
Harrington, with improvements
?1j"?0; 1 wagon, 20; 1 work borne,
30. Total vnl, 200. (Sen'I tax
1 50; 10 per cent, .15; And. fees,
1 25; adv'tg, 2. Total am'tduc83 20
IIaiiuf.sty II C, Jack Creek: Pons
claim to 1(R) acreH unsurvoyed
land on Jack Creek, about 3 mi
K of Cbcs Woodward's, owned
and occupied by II C Hardest v,
with improvements, 81(10; (J work
horses, 200: 1 stock.liofncs, (X); -1
stock cattle, 45; 2 wfiyoin', 80.
Total va I 8185. Gen tax, 10 01;
poll tax, 3; 10 |>er cent, 1 30;
And foes, 1 25; adv'tg, 2. Total
am't, duo ?18 55
Jackson N S, Tonno: 8 mull
dwelling houso about 300 ft H
of It It depot iu town r?f Tonno,
owned and occupied by N S
Jackson A family, 8lO0;25 stock
horses, *100; 1 stallion, 100; 2
stock cattle, 25; 1 ua^on, 25.
Total vol, 050. (Jen tax, 11 0'2:
10 percent, 1 10; Ami fees, 1 25;
adv'tg, 2. Total ain't duo . .310 33
ICym! Ciias A, North Fork: NW
K\ Sec 28, T 40, It 54, 810. Total
val, 40. Clou tax, .W>; 10 por
cent. .00: Aud fees, I '25; advtg,
2. Total a .n't duo C-l 24 ;
MoCutoiieon Miih .T M, Mound
Valloy: Krno't N W?4 or N ft Vi
Koo 2, T 'Jl?, It ML W )i of WW
h A Nil Ij of WW ti A SB y.i
or nw Koo :wj, T ho, it 50,
frao't 8ft )i A K % of SW
Hoc 35, TOO, It 50, With improvo
niontn, $300; 2 worlt nornoH, 50;
0 Block horses, 100}- 15 atock
cnttlo, 180; 1 wri^on, '20. Total
val, 050. (Jon lax, 11 (5.1; poll
tax, 3; 10 por-ftit, 1 70; Ami
f6oi?, 1 28} adv'ltf, 2. Total
ain't duo iOl'l CV1
MoAvin Tiios, T?Henro;n: I<ot?
10 A 11, I>1U X, town of Tfjacn
rora, with hnprovotuont<?. 6200;
0 work hones,') 80} 0 stock horH
oh, 00; 2 wnuoiiB, 00.. .Total vul,
5!10. (ion tax, II 02; T.ttno Hpoc
ial school, 2 l'J} poll (ax, St; 10
per coat. 1.70; And 1 25;
lulv'tg, 2. Total aui'tiluo. .821 09
Nir.r.a A II, Ttlsonrorn: llourn in
hll< M, about WO ft \V of W.-Ht
A vo, owned and occupied by A
11 Nilcnin Tunc, 8lo0. Total val,
100. Oon tax, 2 23; Tiihu apoo*
lal school, .40; 10 nor colli. 20;
Ami fooH, 1 25; adv t#, 'i. Total
aai't duo 1*0 10
Nominal Nki^oh, Tuscfirorn;
1 lotiKoon loir* 3 A 4. lillt Q, town
of I'iimo, $100. Total, val, 100.
(Ion tax, 2 25; Itiwi spoolal
uchool, .40} 10 iior <'old.{:.20!'Aiid
fees, 1 25; adv ttf, 2. . Total ain't
duo ...... ? 10
Oahih Hancii Co. Tonnoi - N of
8ft U A H\V fa of HE &. HB
M <>r h\v Hoo 22, t 3. ?, u eo,
with improvomonts arid dopos
It on Stoto land, $1,400; 120
slock horaoii, 2,000; 2 stallions,
400} 80 Block cattle, 0C0; 3 wb#
ortn, 100; mnchiriory, 150. Total
val, 5,010, (Ion tax,' 112 73;
10 per cant, J1 27', And fees,
1 25} ndv'itf, 2. Total nm't
duo ? ? ?????? $127 25
Qvtnn Jon.*. Spruoemoot: Lota
1 & 2. blk O, town of Spruc**
n. out, with improvements, 8100.
Total vul, 10?). Oeu tn*. 2 23;
10 per cent, .22; Aud fee*. I 25:
adv'tg, 2. Total ami due ....
Riphk O i.i vku, Huntington: Poaa
claim to ICO acre* unonrveyed
land about 7 ml W of Hunting
ton creek on a riiiuII creek call
ed Smith creek, owned aud oc
cupied by Oliver RifTo. First
payment on E of SW }A ? W
or SE K or See 33, T 50, It
5b, with iiuprovoiuonts, 8200; 2
Work horses, 50; 4 f>tock hors
es, 70; 20 stock cnttle.240; 1 wag
on, :U). Total vol, 590. Gon
tax, 13 27; poll tax, 3; 10 i>cr
cent, 1.02; A ud fees, 1 '25; udv Ik,
2 Total ain't duo $21 U
Kicilauiison C5 W, Tuscarora:
House ?*u lot 5, blk X.- Tuisea
rora, $100 Total vul, 100, Gou
tax, 2 25; Tusc special school,
.10; 10 per cent, .20; Aud fees,
125; adv'ttf, 2 Total ain't due SO 16
RinuLF. C M, Elko: House on lot
21. blk 31, Elko. 81?>0. Total val
100. Gon tax, 2 25:10 per cent,
22; Aud foes, 1 25; udv'tg, 2;
Total ain't duo.... $5 72
Unknown Ownf.k, White Rook:
N U >1 SE ^ Sec 20, T 14, It 52
6100. Tola, value, 100. Gou
tax, 2 25; lOr i-ori-cut, Ai2; Aud
fees, ." 25; udv tg 2; l'o uuit duo $'-> 72
W.'.r.K eu J no 1',- North Pork: Posh
claim to 10O uerott unsurveyed
laud on head waters North Fork
of Humb'dt River, callod Walk
er's creek, owned and occupied
by J no Walker, with improve
ments, $250; per prop, 75. Total
vnl, 325. Gon t?X, 7 31; 10 per
cent, .73, Aud fees, 1 25; udv'tg.
2. Total ain't duo 81129
Winters J I*, &? . IIiuixj
E II, Whito Rock: S %
of SW' >/. & SW of SE >4 Sen
2. .V N ?<5 of N\v Yx Sec II, T
41, R 52, with improvements,
825(1. Total val, 250. Gen tax,
503; 10 per cent. .50; And fees,
1 25; adv'tj;, 2. Total arn't dueft) 44
Wai.kkk Ilitoi, Salt Lake: N *ii
o( NW ? , & SW 1 , of NE k Sec
10, T SO, ll 70, 9150. Total val,
150. Gen tax, 3 37; 10 percent,
.3*1; Aud fees. 1 *25; ttdv'tj;, 2.
Total am'k duo 60 95
ixoltco is further given that 10 |K?r
cent. 011 tlx> amount of each item of
original t.ix, together vrilh >? I .li"> Aud
itor's fee, mill 5*2 costs of iidvortimng
for cavil item will tin collected in u<l
ilitioii to tlio amount of original tax
in each of t-aid cafes of delinquency,
ano if Kaiil original tiuw, peualti.n
iiml coat* !?? not Kooiior collected or
paid to mo that I will at l o'clock i\
>1., on Moinlu}, tint l'Jth ?inv of .1 ii ii u -
nrv, lH'.H, at tho fron'- door of tho
Court bonne of Hind county, at the
town of Cllto, t heroin Bell each nn>l
every parcel of t>aid dot'crilwd prop
erty for tlu> total iimou.it of tho orig
inal tax, penalty mid contn Fet op|>otfito
to each parcel thereof roHpeolively,
to the | ? jj-j > 1 1 or |>ur*<)iia w!u? w'!l pay
the amount of the original tax, jK'iiaf
ty nod coKt.s for the Hiunlli.'Ht parcel of
the property ileacribed oppoaito there,
to respectively, In eacli om*o of delin
quency, and that &I1 property will at
hiioIi huId and each parcel thereof, m
Nubject to redemption within Bit
nionthn after tiioilato of Halo by pay.
moot of all of naiil Mini* againx', tho
name, or each parcel thereof reaped,
ively, with !l per eer?t. |W*r month
thereon, from tho tlato ofiiaidfede uu?
til puid.
1j. e. morgan.
County Trcmiurer and cx-Ofllcio
Tax Receiver.
Elko, Nov., Nov. at. 1890.
S. E. CUNlf/V
BARBER : V BA/r'bKR":
m ii a r i xii
II A IK CVTTtSn.
n ml SUA 31 1'OOtHO
? ? A?,u-lc?ltjr dene.?
Cortooim treatment guaranteed to all
iHinlomurs.
I'llliuV! winns, colds, ihf; uenzs,
UlJilCl) BRONCHITIS, HOSRSENf S>,
WHOOt ING COUGH, CROUP, SORE THROUT
ASTHMA, nnd nvory niTuution of tli?
THROAT. LUNGS ?".? CHEST, Inelmliw
CONSUMPTION. Broody mwl i?ormu.
nont. (Jutiuino ni^nc'il "I.BUTTS."
n a a e r a-ia an * n ? f
A . . . . run v nr.n iinATi.it . . ? ? 4
M GCV2I7M & WESSON I
REVOLVERS;
n Tho rinsst Sm?:i Atma E?er Manufactured. ^
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5 ACd'u^ABjI|TY(
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H CONVENIENCE In IL J I v&Sio'
<j LOAI)INOn-!l6ArE1Y.v<-~-/
? Dcv/nta of cheap Iron Imltntlens.ljKHfci' u
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PATENTS
Trauwinnrltn. Oavoat<i, tnboln and Copy
rln>if i . promptly proonrert. A. 40-Pajr?
Book Vrr.o. ilond DUetoh or Model for
Froi Opinion an to Patentability. All
titialnofia trent?A no eaoroaly confidential.
Twenty yoare' oxporlouoo. Jfllahoat refer*
encea. Bond for fioolt. Artdrcae
W> T. FITZQER AID. Aat tiw*
WAKillNUroN, ?>.?'.
PATENTS
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