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The London Times Printers.

The last number Of "The Bookseller gives us
an insight into the admirable system which pre-
walls in the composing rooms of the London Times.
Compostors evince the greatest desire to obtain
employment in the great establishment In Print
ing House Square, "None but firstrste compos-
itOrs however, stand chance OF being taken on,
and the list of eligible candidates is generally
pretty long one. Moreover the Times's system
of raising competent compostors from APP
prentices, keeps the supply nearly equal to
the demand. The Times is the only Lon
don daily paper that employs apprentices,
and this employment is, indeed the chief cause
Of dispute between it and the society, though the
apprentices are only engaged during the day,
principally upon advertisements. When a com
positor applies for employment on the Times he
10 tested in room by himself, upon q piece of
parliamentary debate copy which is usually
written in not over legible style, in abbreviated
long -hand. II the applicant can compose sixty
lines Of minion in a fairly workmsnlike manner
without doubles, outs wrong spelling, or a
disproportiOnate number of literal or clerical
errors, within two hours, bis name is placed on
register of competent hands, and he may expect
to be called in at the first opportunity. SSz -
"Onee engaged, the permanency Of his post de-
ponds upon himself. No applicant over thirty
years of age is eligible, and IL he fail, upon trial
to come up TO the required standard Of efficiency
he is paid for his sixty lines and dismssed-no one
but the manager and himself being acquainted
with the fact Of his application; that in no
case can injury arise TO a Society man from ask
ing for work on the Times. In the printing off Sc
of the leading journal capital system prevails
Men are encouraged in provident habits as soon
as they attach themselves to the paper. Half a
crown in the pound is deducted from the
earnings Of each regular compositor, press
man, machiDeman and warehouseman, which
sum accumulstes at interest during the whole
period Of bis employment, and is given up to him
on his retirement, and on no account before. A
sick fund has been founded by the men, to which
every one subscribes, and surgeon is perma-
nenty engaged on the staff and is always in at
tendance or within easy call. Refreshments Of all
cost prices, and the club principle is carried out
in every department. Thus, not only are the EN-.
ployes cared for during the hours of their work
ing life, bet none can leave the Times, after any
number of years service, without possessing that
penny in the purse which we are told is the best
friend at court. Could not other large printing.
Offices be conducted on like principles, and with
equal benefit to masters and menu"
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TRIBUTE TO CoLoRED CONSERVATIVES The re-.
marks in the CRESCENT of Wednesday acknow-
edgng the services Of colored conservatives in
the recent election, are fully confirmed by the
following testimony of the Baton Rouge Gazette
in its reference to the results Of the election in
East and West Baton Rouge:
Truly. our people did well and nobly. and not
alone 10 our white population be all the credit
and glory awarded for services and success in
this heroic contest A great many Of our black
friends stood firm and true in their devotion to
the cause OF sound principle and wisdom
Shoulder 10 shoulder with their old long tried
and trusty white friends did they CO. singly and 10
bands. TO the polls. and vote the white man.
tieket-vote against the Constitution, and against
the Ubiquitous plotters and workers who had all
along been essayiDg to dupe the poor negroes
with view 10 their own selfish and unhoy pur
poses and to the degradation, abasement and ruin
of the latter.
But, thank Heaven, the negroes were not all so
easily duped. They we're not all of them such
fools and ignoramuses as to sell themselves, body
and SOUL TO the bag interest. Many of
them, as the sequel of the election in this city
and parish and West Baton Rouge has shown.
were wise, prudent and intelligent enough TO
know on which side their bread was buttered y
They knew who were their best friends and with
whom TO ally their best interests and having thus
proved themselves our faithful friends and allies
In time Of dire emergency, they should be held
in grateful remembrance for their fidelity and
friendship. We must cherish, encourage and re-
ward that fidelity and friendship.
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R See SUP Iement.

RUMoRED ARREST OF GEN. BUCHANAN By
ORDER OF JUDGE DURELL.-It was rumored,
last evening, that warrant had been issued
by Judge Durell, and placed in the hands Of
Deputy Marshal Ward, for the arrest of Major
General Buchanan, commanding the Fifth
Military District. and also warrants for the
arrest of the commissioners of election who
were arrested by Shannon, and released by
the general on Saturday, while the voting was
going on. A visit to the officer of the day at
headquarters, about 8 o'clock last evening,
failed to confirm the rumor.
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A set of eggs, about a dozen in number,
laid by duck at the residence of one of our
citizens, has been, not without reason, the
object of much curious attention and specula-
ton. At the obtuse end of each may be seen
the outlines of clearly defined crescent.
The shape of this figure, it is well to add, is
not that Of the new moon in its first stage, or
of the old moon in its last stage. The cen
trail portion of the bow is well filed out while
the two horns are curved beyond the limits Of
a semi-circle, and sharply drawn towards
each other, giving the crescent form re-
sembling that of the sun from which an
eclipse is passing. Has the feathered
author-or publisher, shall she be called p
of this phenomenal production been the I'M
whiting medium of an announcement, in this
symbolical way, that the country is about to
emerge from the eclipse which came over it
with the gloomy and baleful ascendency of
radicalism? Fortunate omens have, ere now,
been drawn from phenomena much more
vague and insubstantial.
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~. 4. HOagsOIi,
AUOTIONEER AND APPRAIsER
once No.. Ell Commercial Place.

Having taken Commission, Is prepared to make Sales
PUBLIC AUCTION Of RIAL ESTATE, City Suburbr
OF Country; also, OUTDOOR SALES Of every Description
and would respectfully solicit of MEMBERS or Tal
BAR, ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS. STSDIos
AsSIGNEEs, and others, SUCCESSION and sYNDN
sALBs, SALES OF BANKRUPT EsTATEs, SALE
or MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE. In Sore, Wan
house, Press, on shipboard, or in Bond; SALES o.
DAMAGED COTTON, and CARGO SALES, SALES a
Account Of Underwriters whom il may Concern PORi
WARDEN SALES, SALES or STOCKS and S1RIl
HOUSEHOLD and OFFICE FURNITURE, LIVE srool
ETC., etc, etc.
In ADDITION his experience Of the last nine yssn
with Col j. wALToS IN the busn he posssss,
the advants Of having the assistance and exPeence
Messrs. GREEN ELDER, On the onice) long a
favorabiy known a REAL ESTATE AGENTS. thus a
abng him 20 guarantee entire satisfaction TO those who M
employ his Appraiser. in making Sales a.
trusts he may be favored with shave Of public patronage
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INCOMES IN CBIcAGo.-The income tar list, OF
all who pay tax on $1,000 or over, in Chicago, is
published. 1t embraces the names Of persons aud
larg income is s202 306, credited TO c. II. Nc
COrmck, the reaper man. The next largest is
his brothers, L. ]. Mccormick. 100000. The
five leading proprietors Of the Tribune pay on an
Bross s26 SOL, Joseph Med s27 600, Alfred
Cowles s35 1870, William II. Rand 81, 457. Charles
L. Wilson, of the Journal. pays on an income Of
sle .sl4 and A. G. HessiDg. of the Stats Zeitung
SIC 1877. The names Of the other newspaper pro-
manager of McVicker's Theater, pays on an in.
come Of s4s 544, which shows that theatrical bust
meas has been profitable.
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CRossNG Mat STOCK wITH BuFFALo.-Mr.
stock with the buffalo. Having obtained fine
three-Quarter buffalo hull he bred bis cows to him
for several years. he found the quarter boods
TO be larger than either psrent-made excellent
beef, hardy. long lived oxen. with great strength
and activity and, though be did not test the Elk
ing qualities Of the cows, he found that their
calves that run with the cows were fatter than
those Of the common stock. Mr.. James p. Swain,
of Bronxville. New York, had a halfbreed COW,
which he lately killed, ADD the editor of the Agri
culturist dined upon the beef, and pronounced 1t
superior TO the common beef.
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JAMES n. GRESHAM
HOOKEELLER AND srATIOHKH
ss CAMP STREET,
Respectfully calls the attention Of Members Of ths 81


PosT OrrIcn, New Orleans, Nov. B 10
rztifErahsr the Mails n the New Orleans Posi-
wsIl DO closed Is follows;
Nails for Mobile. Montgomery, Atlanta. Augusta and
lumbus. Ga, close daily stsrE
Coast MAJ. for all fost ooen fsE sp riyss q ~
Sara. closes Mondays st y ~. ana FrdaysatsL q
Veksburg Mails close al p OVER Tuesday ana saiar
via the River.
Nails for Lower oesst close ct a n. every rnssds
Friday. q.
Nails for COvington close ct 8 a n. ever Esaasg
Thursday.
Mails for Algiers close daily 1t SA.A
Mails for Stations OpeousAs KAllroed will close ts9
Err.
Mails for LAfourche Parishes VIII close Mondays, We
days and Fridays, atsRE
Mails for Galveston, BrsEos Santiago and Brosn
Texas, close % A n. Sundays, Tuesdays hHp :
and saturdays, via Opelousas Railroad
Nails FOR ouschits River close =, sr. u Wsdnsdtrl
Saturdays, via the Rive.
Nails for Northeastern Texas Red River eless tss
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
Nails Tor Havana win ss fsrxardsa By every vessel -
for said Port
NAILS NORTH East and West, via New Orleans and ~
Railroad, close daily st6r.n
Way Mails via Jackson Railroad closes az 6LL
oFFICB HoURs.-Opens 8 A. u, elssesa re
ne Delivery win be kept cpes untnTrE
sUBpAYz-onos opens A ~, and clsssslsL
3. W. TALIAFERRO,
Pcsss<r
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The best way to economist in these hard times,
Is TO buy Grover & Baker sewing machine, and
do Jour own work.
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TIC 0H Interested
IN The
CAUSE OF LIBERAL CHRISTIANITY.

The First Congregational UNITARIAN Society announes
the public that services will be held the church corner
st. Charles aud Julia streets EVERY SUNDAY At II A
and r. NJ, the following Clergyman officiating:
The Rev HENRY =. BADGER, Of Cambridge, Mass
The Trustees cordially Invite ali mte etvd progrs
Of liberal Christianity 70 ion them their efforts 70 mai
tain the Church
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
CHAS. J. LEEDS,
President.
JOHN NJ. GOULD,
Treasurer.
j. A. FELLOWS,
Secretary.
New Orleans December Is 1867
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A. BkoUssEAU CO., importers, offer a. low pnosA
0ARPETIEG-Epgish and American Of ali kinds; nOOr
furniture and enamel OH. CLOTHS; kATT1NG-6JO rolls
China, loo pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers orumb Cloths-Dugget Linen and Felt Cur
tstns-Lsee Reps Wosted, DsmAsk Turnture Cover
try Liner and Cotton striped Conicc Bsnds Pins ste
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$4,000 REGARD.

STOLEN from the CANAL BANK. THIS DAY, ~.
aae made up for the southern Express Company sddr
NJ. MORGAN'S SONS, New York, containing FrPT,
THOUSAND Cs5O,00W DOLLARS in Legal Tender No.
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars each All Of Letter
and dated 10th March 1862 and numbered foliovx,
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The public cautioned against trading Tor The sAm ri
the above the recovery Of the money
CHI. JUMONVILLE,
New OrIeans March &c, 1868 Cashlsr
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Ftrst Premiwnt Photograph,
Cd OMA.)

The FIRST PREMIUM, IA Diplomat has again b,
awarded to W. W. wASHBURN, ll3 Canal street. New O
leans for the best PHOTOGRAPHS exhibited at the Lou
lana State Fair for 1868.
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GrOUer s. Bakers
S L WIN Ct CHIMES
HIGHEsT PREMIUMS

SECOND LOUISIANA FAIR AND PARIS EXPOSITION
The Largest and Finest Assortment Of Machines the
soG'h Sales Rooms lS2 Canal street.. new Orleans La.
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From personal treatment and observation cordially in
dOre the above. only for myself but behalf Of
Fourth lard Board Registration.
Z. o. HALLE,
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Important to La,Cyers.

TIE ACTS OF THE LAST LEGIsLATUE
held and begun the 18th January 1897 IN the city 81
orleanA No lawyer library osmplsts without this vsu
work 1|..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-21
LEGAL IDYERT1sEMENTs.
Appiication for Patent.
Notioe.-No. 149.

us REGIsTER's OHrIcE.
CARSON CITY, New. November lGtn, lSS;i
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN American Mining Company, BY Williams q
Bixler, attorneys, have this day filed III thls OF.
e esS 8 a sos Z Pa,s eSSf fso% W, %it9 United 4 / np ssats :, under aRsai
Act OF Congress, approved July 2Bth, 1906, for
2,6G8 feet Of o certain vein or lodo OF quartz or
other rock In place. bearing gold. silycr, copper.
and other metals, formerly known AZ the North
American Mining Company's claim, and now as
in Gold Hill Mining District. Storey County.
Nevada, bdng the sumo vein or lode developed
in the works OF the Oyerinan Mining Company,
adjoining 1t on the north, and lying between the
southern and northern boundaries delincated on
the diagram. and described AZ follows, to-wit :
The southern line commences at stake No. /.
marked NORTH American Company. south
line,'' located In American Flat, at a point about
onc-half mile northeast of the Bay State mill,
and about seyonty.hye (75) feet east OF tho AMER
lean ANIL Fiat hr road L |; and .Sas rims r.s : SsS .n iPsN:; i,S 4 through TSn:
ing through o stake located on road, marked
North American Company, south line" The
northern line commences al stake No. marked
North American Company, north line" located
at the Uncle San boarding house. said point
bearing from stake No. 1 N 800 Z 9.5S feet. this
and runs s so Z passing through a stake at 100
feet distant, marked North American Compa-
ny, north line , and N $40 W (passing through
a stake at 30 feet distant, marked North
American Company, north llne") At n monn-
ment OF stone (marked ''Pt Of reference on plat)
southwest corner OF Sec. o 7. 10 n. X. q i,
bears s 40 ~ w 1893 feet distant. BIT. Lincoln
bears 8 $50 by Z, and the smoke stack OF the
Bay State mill bears s 800 30 W. The txtent OF
said vein or lode cannot be asccrtained by actual
measurement, but raid vein or lode IL bounded
na nnnh otIa hv tho wall nf thn aQmu and tho
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Applications for Patent.
Notice No. lis.
II. 8. RyorsTER's OpPICg,

... VI. ~. Nbul Hh
CARSON CRY. New. November 9Th, ISIS.
NOTICE IS HERLBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Globe Mining Company, by y. ii. A. Mason.
Superintendent. have this day filed in this office q
dlugum, together with n notice OF application
for a Patent from the United States. under Act
Of Congress. approved July ~. lSGG, for 1000
feet Of a certain vein or lode Of quartz or other
rock In place. bearing gold. silver: copper, and
other metals. commonly called and known as the
Arizona Lode and Globe Mining Company's
claim, situated In the Gold Hill Mimi. District.
Storey County. Nevada. Said claim Is described
NJ follows. to-wit (: Commencing at a stake set
on summit OF ridge abont one.fourth OF a mile
northwest Of the town Of American Flat, at
which point Mt. Lincoln bears ) 45e 10 f: Gran.
ite Quarry west Of RiSby's mill bears S 1872 ~
W. The y section corner post on the west line
Of Scc. 6 II. rs y. II. 81 +. bears \ $40 30 Z 49,
feet distant thence running $ $50 ~ " l.GO0
feet to stake sct In deep ravine: thence s $40
AZ 800 feet: thence y $50 - 1000 feet /;
thence y $40 So W 100 feet TO place Of begin.
ming, containing seven and thirty.four hun
drcdiha q 341OO acres. Said claim IL more
particularly described in the notice and diagram
posted In this office and on the claim.
WARREN I. LOCkHAIT,
noG-9M Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 11I.
U. S. RcGIsTEn's OFFICE.

CARSON CITY. Nevada. Sept. Q. lSiS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Buckeye Gold and Silver Mining Company,
by A. s. Pease. Agent. has this day Ilcd In this
ONCE n diagram. together with u notice o fappli-
cation for a patent from the United States. un.
der Act of Congress approved July 70. 1861, for
5000 feet Of a certain vein. or lode, or quartz or
other rock in place bearing gold. silver, copper
and other metals, commonly called and known
a. the Buckeye Lode. and Buckeye Gold and
Silver Mining Company's claim, IN Devils Gate
Mining District; Lyon County, Nevada. Said
claim Is bounded by unknown owners, and Is
more particularly described M follows. 10 wit:
Commencing at Post No. /, located on ridge
about onc.halfm mile east OF Silver City. al a point
about three chains south of the forr.milcp post on
the Leet Toll Road; at which point the one.
fourth section post Oh the south line OF section
o.. r. 10, n. r.. 81 T., bears 8. 50 1S'W., LIZA
feet distant. The flagstaff on Mount Davidson
bears n. go W.; thence running first course s.
SO 3U +. 100 feet 10 Post No. .; thence follow.
ing up Long Rayine, second coursc. n. 80 3V i.
5000 feet to Post No. 3: thence third course. y.
$40 80 w. 40 feet to Post No. {: thence fourth
course, s. 80 3V W. 1900 feet 10 Post No. ):
thence nth course, s. $40 80 +. 100 feet TO tho
place Of beginning, containing ID TI-l00 acres.
Said claim IL more particularly described In
the notice and diagram posted In this office and
on the claim.
WARREN T. LoCKHART, Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. LAY.


". -. y oEEItE
CAEsJS CITY. Nevada, October 81. 1sGS.
AL Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Yellow Jacket Mining Company, by John
Is. Winters, President, has filed In this office q
diagram together with a notice OF application
for a Patent from the United States. under Act
OF Congress. approved July vi, 1856, for that
portion OF the lode known a. the Comstock
Lode, situated In Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey County, Ncvadn, bounded on the north
by the mining ground known Us the Burke &
Hamilton mining ground, and on the south by
the mining ground of the Kentuck Mining Com.
pany, and lies between two end lincs, one OF
which being the north line, commences at a Post
marked . In the diagram, from which the center
OF the north shaft OF the Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company bears 8 100 + 33l. 80 feet.
and nm from the center OF sald Post 9 N $40 ~
w, and from mid Post : 3 $40 ~ + to a Post
marked on said diagram 3, 4l.G5 feet, and from
said Post IS so 49, E2I.S3 feet, toa post marked
on said diagram 4, and from said Post 4 5 73o ~
E; and the other OF which being the south line
rms n 73o 80 W, and $ 100 80 E, through the
center Of an iron stake marked one on said dia.
gram, which bears from Post 2 s 80 49, w 1870
feet. The length Of tho claim upon said lode Is
the distance between said end lines, which. on
the line between said iron stake l and said Post
!. Is 9i3.4O feet, and the claim embraces the
whole Of said lode between said lines. with all
It's dips. spurs. angles and variations. BY dcyel.
opments already made, the following points are
shown TO be In raid portion OF said lode, and
WITHIN tn8 Wnllh Oh Inu same, anu hre lcIcOy
made Il part OF the description Of the same
First--A point In the third station In the south
shan Of the Yellow Jacket mine, marked "a
in the diagram, which bears from iron stake ! y
$50 W 3T5 feet. SecOnd-A point In the fourth
station In the south shaft Of the Yellow jacket
mine, marked "B" In the diagram, which bears
from said Iron stake l N 600 80 Z 80 feet. Third
"A point In the S1+foot level Of the Yellow
Jacket mine. marked C" in the diagram, which
bears n $50 +, 700 feet from iron stake No: ].
Fourth-A point In the 7s5.foot level Of the Vel
low Jacket mine. marked ID" In the diagram,
which bears n $40 3V L, SIS feet from iron stake
No. 1. Fifh-h point In the nth station In the
north shaft Of the Yellow Jacket mine. marked
IL " In the diagram. which bears N $50 E, 800
feet from iron stake No. 1. SiXth-A point In
the fourth station In tho north SHAFT OF the Vel
low Jacket mine, marked IF" In tho diagram,
which boars N $50 K, TBS feet from iron stake
No. !. The amount OF ground between the end
lines above described and the unascertaincd
walls Of the lodo. IL estimated at % acres. Said
claim ~ more particularly described In the notice
and diagram posted on tho claim and in this
office. WARREN T. L0CKHART,
no3.9M Register.
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!sEyApA REVENUE sEs.r, Sos.lu,

lNkNADA kENENUE STAAf, ONs
CTATR OF NEVADA. IN THE
= Justices Court, Dayton Precinct, In and for
tho County OF Lyon.-Thc State OF Nevada to
JOHN McAVOY sends greeting: You arc hereby
summoned 10 appear before me at my Office, In
the Precinct OF Dayton. In the County Of Lyon,
on the 3Oth day OF November, 4. d. 1858, at 10
O'Clock A. ~, to answer unto the complaint Off.
Walter, who sues to recover OF yon tho sum Of
One Hundred and Six and $500 ($i0G 39 dol
lars, upon an express contract for the direct
payment Of money for merchandise cold and de-
livered at various times from june I, 1868, to
September Z, 1903, both inclusive, at your special
instance and request, As will moro fully appear
by the complaint now on file, when Judgment
will be taken against you for the sald amount,
together with costs and damages. u you fail to
appear and answer. To the Sheriff or any Con.
stable Of said County, greeting: Make legal scr.
vice and duo return hereof.
Given under my hand this a6lh dayo October,
4. D.. 1903. T. ii. LAVERTY,
Justice Of tho Peace OF said Precinct.
nrD2 al
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noll-td
NoTIcK.-To THE CREDIT.

IN ors OF JOHN ID. WINTERS. q Bankrupt.
In tho District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Nevada.-In the matter Of John
ID. Winters, a Bankrupt.-Noticc Is hereby Civ.
on, that pursuant to an order made by said Court
in the matter Of John D. Winters. \ bankrupt.
on the 10th day OF November, A. d. 1888. Il hear.
rupt, heretofore hled In laid Court. praying for
his discharge from all his debts and liabilities,
provable under the Act Of Congress entitled
IAN Act TO establish = uniform system OF bank.
ruptcy throughout the United States.'' approved
March Q, 1857, and for n certificate thereof before
said Court on the 21st dry OF November. A. d.
1888, at II o'clock u. Of said dag, at the Medin
Building, In the city OF Virginia, county OF Sto.
rey and State OF Nevada. ct which limo and
place any creditor OF said bankrupt. or any other
person IN interest, may appear and show cause.
II any they have, why the prayer OF the said pc.
titioner should not be granted.
r. n. DAGGETT,
no1t.td Clerk Of said District Court.