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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22

sshI Nssss. cToctssS EcssisSd, Ssss New YORK,
sshr LoSi.a Francs. KEN, Dennis, for New York. with
sohr Julia Gsri.on Smith, Kenneesc rvsrs days, for
New YORK With ics to washns,Sn Ice 20 %, n.
York, with lime to Gambia rrssssy.
ssss hsnais Ms:Spcos Portland for New York
schr " Brown Watt Portland for New York. with um
sshr Wentworth, Chase Portland New York, with
schr 0ssps sprssae. Boston for New York, in ballast
schr IRA Larenier Boston for New York. with ndse
schr plymouth Rock Kelley. Boston scr Philadelphia
ssSr Alfred isn Mott 6Sn ,,,s for New yois
Cap; xSs so ss New York
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s s e. ssss York
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schr Thos Cshi H.icsk, Providence for Ei.absthport
ssSr gs sd TIE. Tsrrs Providence tCr E.asshgSr
Sss ssy n. as 20 e. sss YORK.
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schr Escort, Ball, Bridgeport for New York.
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schr z Brainerd. Buell. Portland CT, for New York
Schr d Ingrehsm, Ingrsnam, Portland Ct for Phla-
dephia -. $3.50.
schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford FOR New York.
Schr Goodwin Waterbury. Stamford for New York.
schr Sterling, Hays, Northport for New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. New York for Boston.
Brig Continental -, New York for Port Morris.
Schr Minnie Knnie Parsons Alexsndra for New haven.
6chr Cloud, Davis, Trenton for Providence.
schr Reading RR No a, Trainer, South Amboy for Nor
WHICH,
schr Elias Runyon, Campbell, South Amboy for Middle
town.
schr New Regulus Haock Port Johnson for New Haven
Schr Faconer Wilson, Elizabethpor for Providence
Schr Gen Knox, Lowell Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr Almira Hegeman, Albany for Glen Cove
Schr Emma 4 Ellen Fox, Albany for Hartford.
Schr A Edwards, Edwards, Rondout for Boston.
Schr A Blossom, Sheffield, Rondout for Boston.
Schr White Wing Hall, Rondout for Stonington.
Schr Peter Ritter, Hamilton, Rondout for Providence.
Schr DIR Francis Conan Rondout for New London.
Schr Henry Clay, Lake. Rondou for Bridgeport.
schr Hudson, -, Rondout for Norwich.
Schr Thos Xix, Hall, Hoboken for Portsmouth
schr Harriet, Crowley, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Adelbert, Dunton, Hoboken for Halowel.
Schr Helen Augusta, -, New York for Providence.
schr Starlight, Batcbford, New York for Calais.
Schr Kate Scranton, Palmer New York for Providence.
Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy New York for Providence.
Schr p Ely, Stokes, New York for Providence.
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SUPREME COuaT-CiaCUIT.

In the report Of the case Of Alexander c. Law
renee James e. MAXWELL given in the HERALD
OF yesterday, it was enormously stated that Law
renee was o gold broker. He Is a merchant doing
business in Leonard street. hut defendant gold
broker, in Broad street.
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SAILED.

Steamships City of Dublin, Lverpoo; Cimbra Hamburg;
Ocean Queen Aspinwal Cleopatra Savannah Regulator,
Wilmington, NC; Niagara Richmond, &C.
Wind sunset NV, fresh.
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SHIPPIN g N E w s.
OCEAN STEAMERS

PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE Fl, 1870.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03

N. D. Junkins, lots 4.ahd S in block No one. in
Musser's division Of Carson City, assessed at 10:
lot fronting 90 feet on the North line Of King
street, by 30 feet ON the West line Of Stewart
| street, being the Sc u Of block No S in .ame d.
vision, 800 the West 20 feet Of lot in block No
IA, Sears Thompson 4 Sears division of Carson
City, 100; and one COW, SO; total. AGO. Tax and
delinquency, y ~
A. b. Mahony, possessory claim to that portion
of the Sc Il Of Section 1, Township Is N, RIO U,
| containing improvements, commonly known as the
Lone Tree Ranch assessed at 200; also lot H. block
No ~ Musser's division of Carson City, Is; SOL
vent debts. 100; and horses. Us; total. 40.
Tax and delinquency, 10 IS; balance due, 10 40
b. 8. Bradley. the west half Of lots and 8 in
block No 81 Of Sears Thompson and Sears division
of Carson City, aud dwelling house thereon,
sessed at 400. Tax and delinquency, 10 SO.
Western Union Telegraph Company, telegraph
poles. wires and Office fix assessed at 1900,
and 1900 added by Board Of squaliza ion. Tax
and delinquency balance due and unpaid. go II.
L. VI Hive, lots l, 4, 5, and in block No.
&c. of Sears. Thompson Gears division Of Carson
City. and dwelling house thereon. assessed At $50
household furniture so, one COW 80 Total CO.
Tax and delinquency, 81 25.
Thomas Nit hell possessory claim to so acres
land, the 4 Of the 5 4 a of section 2, township
Is N, r 10 h, assessed at l0o. Tax and deiinquen-
eyi4s; S x ..u .,,,,, 80 ,so .,r..
land. the of SECTION %. township Is n,
l9 4, with improvements thereon. assessed at LEGO:
wagon 25. and two horses IS. Total, ll6O.
Tax and ielinquencys 81 42}2
Matthew Mo ,ney p ssessory claim to leo acres
Of land, the n W a Of section q, township Is n,
r le L, assessed at 100. Tax and delinquency
e..
John c. Wood, possessory claim t, 10 acres Of
land, being the h u Of the 4 Of section 10,
and the W y. of the a of ection %, town
ship Is N, X 70 h, and improvements thereon, as
SEES ed at 100, Tax and delinquency. e.
Marshall Willard. possesscry claim TO tract OF
land containing a lime stone quarry and line kiln,
about one mile W of Carson Cry, commonly
known as a. Eirwan's Lime Kiln, assessed at 200;
one cart 40. one horse IS. % 0oo bricks 500. To-
tai. SIS. Tax and delinquency. IS %.
All the above taxes and delinquency and costs
Of suit thereon. payable in gold coin Of the
United states and if paid Def re Judgment. must
be paid to Judge Waltz at his office on King street
Carson CITY, April 2nj, 1870.
THOMA, WELLS. Dist Atty,
ltdl 0rmsby Co, Nevada
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WITHIN TIE Line OF NkvApa.-We

WITHIN THE Line OF NkvADa.-We
copy as follows from the Gold Hill
News of last evening:
We are Informed by Mr.. Butler, a
gentleman tached to the United States
Surveyor Generals office 10 Virginia
City, that a corps OF engineers have
just made a report at headquarters that
the Mormon settlements in the southeast
par, of this State, a, Mountain Meadows
where the Mormons and The Indians
murdered a large train of smigrants
about eighteen years sgo-which has
been claimed by the Mor'pons to be in
Utah, and upon which assumption they
have refused to pay taEe. in the State of
Nevada, are twenty miles west of the Of
fetal Stale line, aud within this State
The surveyors, under the command of
Captain Monroe, have duly monumrn'ed
and marked the official line, so tina, the
the authorities of Lincoln county
will have no more trouble in making
these obstreperous Mormons to distinct
iysnnders,aud where they live. and that
they are subject TO the laws of the Stale
of Nevada.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03

TIE Hsmboldt Register suggests the
rroprie,y Of extending pardon to Geo.
Freeman, who was convicted 10 1866,
before the District Court for Humboldt
county of the crime of grand larceny
stealing a Cayuse pony. The Register
says:
Last winter al EFFORT was made 10 sc
cure his pardon, and a petition for that
purpose signed by the Prosecuting At
torney and all who served on the jury
that found him guilty, who then resided
in Cniooville, comprising in the aggre-
gate a majority Of tba, body, was sent
TO the Governor, who at that time refu-
s-d to grant the prayer therein set forth
Freeman was an entire stranger in This
community, and has no friends or ac-
quaiotanees in the country that we know
of. He is young man, srideniiy not
hardened criminal, aud We believe him
to be justly entitled 20 the ciemenGy of
the Executive. and hope i, will be ex-
tended 10 Lin.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03

NOTICE or SUITS
ENCED.

DIsTRICr ATTORNEYS OFFICE STATE
IL Of Ne ada, County Of Ormsby.-To the fol-
lowing named Defendants, and to all owners u,
or Claimants to, the real estate and improvements
thereon, improvements, WREN assessed eepar-
afely hereinafter described, known or unknown.
Yoi are hereby notified that suits have been
comme.cei in the Justices Court, in and for Car
son Township, Orms,,y County, Nevada, by the
State of Nevada, Plaintiff, against each Of the de-
PENDANTS hereinafter named, and each Of the fol-
wing described tracts parcels Of land with the
improvements thereon, and improvements, when
separately assessed and all owners OF, or claimants
To- the SINE, known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency assessed to said Defendant,
against said property, for the fiscal year, COM
mencing January l, 1859, and ending December
Ri. lse9 and that q summons has been duly issued
in each case, and yen are further notified that.
unless YOU appear and answer the complaint filed
in eaidi cause before tine 5th DAY OF NAY.
A. d. 1870, judgment viii be taken against you,
and the real estate and improvements herein de-
-crited for the amount Of tax and delinquency
specified, and costs of snif
George Zeiueit:, loo acres Of land, " it'll the i'm
proyements thereon, described as follows, viz
the SW II of section II, Township Is. k % Z,
assessed at ;c0 wagons, Sl2i; one saddle horse,
SO; six head oxen, $500; total 500. Tax and
delinquency, So 20
WIN. Kinney, dwelling house and possessory
claim to / No 2 in block No y, in Empire City.
sn,pire Township. assessed at 500; household
furniture, SO; total, $50. Tax and deiinquen
cy, s. o5
Estate of Jonathan NHde, Geceascu, lot aui par
eel of land situated near the yellow Jacket Mil,
Empire Township, and on the North side Of the
rad leading from Empire City to the Halfway
Iiou~e. having front If 80 FEET by $50 feet deep,
aud being the same described and laid down on j.
c. Kusseiis map lot No %. together with the
house and Improvements, known as the Yellow
Jsrket House. assessed at 500; alec l56 acres of
land, situated ~ miles northesly FROM Carson
CITY and Gescribea as follows viz. the y frac-
tionai IL Of Section 5, and NJ fracsionai u 81 NV
u. and N fractional n of NE Of section g,
rown.hip Is. range 20 q, assss.ed AZ si'o; iosai'
$50 Tax and delinquency. s33 90
Fred. W. Weight. possessosy claim to 10 acres
Of land, the 81 Il Of Section IL, Township 70,
~ T. assessed ut 500. Tax and delinquency, y %
Miss Maggie Mason, posssssory claim 10 lot No
in block No 5 Of Empire City. in Empire Town
ship, and house thereon, assessed at sloo Tax
and delinquency, 81 6
desinquesry, ,S9 20
Ibis DEiscsll. nousy - depod1 $aoa. TAx and
dslinqeeney, &S Us
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03

SILVER IN UrAH-Tte White Pine
News of The 3lst uls. SAYS:
Some gentlemen who arrived in this
city yesterday from Utah brought speci-
mems OF silver ore discovered by them
in the Tintic Mountains, about sixty
miles FROM the Utah Cestral Railroad
A says are being made. They believe
the ore to be as rich as that Of Ely, and
there is an abundance OF il in the local
i,y named, which is on the western side
of Utah Valley. The ore contains some
copper, but is believed to be entirely
free from lead.
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TIE Town OF STAFFORD tb

TIE TowA OF SATFoRD.-Ssys the
Humboldt; Register of the I'd inst:
To avoid confusion and at the same
time confer an honor on distinguished
gentleman, formerly Of Humboldt, but
now Governor of an adjacent Territory,
we learn from Robert McBsth, that the
citizens of old Battle Mountain, at the
urgent request Of G. W. Fox, one of
the most prominent rmen of the village,
have changed the name of that flourish.
ing mining camp TO Stafford. The
change, No understand, meets the ap.
proval Of all concerned, il is short, Gu
phonious and will prevent the confound.
ing of Battle Mountin Station on the G.
r. r R., with Battle Mountain mining
camp, which would be the inevits bic
Consequence of retaining the old name.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03

raR LseAL TssoRR Acf 10 in q fair
way for a rehearing BY the Supreme
Court. A dispatch dated Washington
March 81 says:
In the Supreme Court, Attorney Gen.
ersl Hosr srgned in favor of reopenioR
the Legal Tender decision. The nam
points adduced were the large majority
BY which the statute passed in Congress;
the fact ,hat II WINS q law substantially
acquiesed 10 by. the people for nearly
eight years; that State tribunals, with
one exception, invariably held the law
constitutional; that the decision was
rendered b, the Court when there we're
two vacancies, and then by fonr again
three Judges. He argued, therefore,
that the ease was ndjudicnted upon by
the political opinion of a single man.
He pressed reopening the question, be-
cause j, involved the fundamental prin
cipie of the powers of Government, aud
he desired again tO1pr-sent it when the
bench WAS full so tina, they may forever
settle vi hat the Law should be. He cited
precedents for reopening cases, aud coz
cluded With the opinion that il would
be better for all parties il the decision
in the case should be changed Mr.
Carlisle replied, arguing that it was no
by how small majority
the Court made the decision, it was
nevertheless an opinion He asked what
would become of the highest tribunal
in the land if opinions were to be re
opened because of a small majority
The Court said they would take the
n after under Amusement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03


that Of California, ID . Democratic
body. Evea the oWAnsof that party in
New York ere forced to express their
disgust with the doiogs of the Albany
Law makers. The New York World
(Democrasic) in its issue Of the 23d uls.
reports the doings- of. Two, menbers- of
iss party rs follows,:
Mr.. Kiernan said that the Reatlesnan must
only apply that doctrine to hinself Who was
elected in 1867 BY Democratic voters. and
proved untrue to every Democratic measure.
Mr.. Murphy replied that he was not elected
by pickpockets and thieves. and never ran
away from his seat when Democratic meas
ure came up As Mr.. h iernan did. Mr.. Kier-
nan explained his vote on certain Onondaga
measures. and then pitched into Oven MUIR
ply for not attending the Democratic caucus,
as he was invited, and by the action of which,
he said, all who attended were bound. He
could not see why Mr. o. Murphy should
lecture the Democrats in the House, having
received every Democratic nomination that
the party could give.
The New York Herald-as mach De-
mocratic as anything-talks of this
Legislature in the following strain:
They must come together, old ring and new
rings jackknives," "silk stockings, trough
and readies," and shadbellies," and go to
work, first, for the interest of the people
secondly, for the harmony of the party, and
lastly, for the division of the spoils, if they
would have the State and the party. They
may save both upon this plan, and 50 fortify
themselves in this metropolis as to secure the
winning hand in their next Presidential con-
vention. Otherwise this Democratic Legis-
lsture will be a failure, ludicrous failure, a
thing for mockery and laughter, shoo-
fy," and the party will pass from it to be |
routed, Z" horse, foot, and dragons " in our
next November election.
The Sun talks no less causticaiIy and |
says:
The boisterous laughing and general buff |
foonery was continued up to 10 o'clock. The
chamber was turned up into minstrel hall.
Shortly before the adjournment, Mr.. Cullen |
(Democrat) having been informed that your
was writing a dispatch con- |
corning his dinner party and its effect upon
some of the members Ct the House, came to |
the Suns desk, and declared that if anything
was said about the affair in the Sun he would |
have your correspondent duly licked. This |
is not the first time similar threats have been |
made by politicians travelling on their muscle. |
Fortunately for them they have taken pity on
him and permitted him to attend to his bust
ness.
Another Eastern paper commenting
upon this question, says: We chal-
lenge q comparison between the pro-
Of the Legislature of any South
ern State and those Of the great State
Of New York" We are inclined to
think that the California Legislature is
competent to contest the championship
with that which sits at Albany.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03

DExIkD.-The New York Tribune says
there is not a word of truth, il seems,
in the Washington rumor nscribing to
the Virginia Legislature the desire to
withdraw its ratification of the Fifteenth
Amendment. Prominent citizens Of
Virgins give an emphatic contradiction
of the ~hole, and say it is a mischiev-
ously designed story.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03
COLE vs.. GORHA4.
The latest phase Of this difficulty il
s,.,ed by telegraph as follows:

DC iateSt pusase " susS uaASusy -
stated by telegraph as follows:
The Senate Committee in the case Of Cor
ham have closed the evidence and will report
to the Senate caucus. They tried to bring
about a settlement between Gorham and Cole,
but failed. and they will recommend the elect
ion of new Secretary of the Senate.
i, is probable thai this Is tue; but
when se reflect that j. W. Simonton
of the San Francisco Bulletin is the
agent of the associated press aud maoip-
ulares its dispatches, and that he is q
bitter enemy Of Mr.. Gorham, it is not
altogether unlikely that he has permitted
his prej.dices to help him form . con
eiusion as 10 facts. Be this As it may,
the question has yet to be settled rs to
whether. the report and Recommendation
Of the committee, if it be made as PIE
iietee, are to be adopted BY the kePub-
lieaps Of the Senate.
Abiding to this attempt by Cole al
Gorham's removal, the Washington
Chropicle of March e5 says:
WITHOUT understanding the merits Of the
movement against Mr.. Gorham, the Secretary
Of the Senate Of the United States, it is evid-
emit that nothing is alleged against his person.
al integrity or official fidelity. There is much
satisfaction in this TO an honest public officer.
And that Mr.. GoFham has been honest and
efficient is not and can not be denied BY his
enemies. How far merely personal opposi-
zion should be permitted to operate sg.inst
Mr.. GoTham is for the Senate to decide and
il would be well for the Republicans in that
body to take note ofthe fact that Mr.. Gorham
is one of the ablest and most determined
champions Of their cause and principles on
the Pacific coast.
Hon. John W. Forney is the editor OF
the Washington Chronicle, and be having
been Mr.. Gorham's immediate Predeces-
cor has . right 10 an authoritative Opin-
ion with regard to Mr.. Gorhan's fitness
for the ONCE. Cole demands his removal
because he and tie Secretary are not ON
terms of personal friendship. Should
the Senate see fit to act upon thi. de-
Daad and onst Gorhan TO crafty Cole,
a precedent for future action will be set;
and herceforth when a Senator takes a
dislike to the Secretary all he will have
{, do will &c to pick quarrel with him
and then insis, upon his dismissal from
ONCE. IL seems TO us that under the
the Sectetaryship will be
such a position as no man of spirit and
independence willacceptof. We do not
believe, however, that the Senate will
act 90 abssrdly as to dismiss . faithful
and competent officer merely to CRAFTY
the petty malice Of q member Of that
koGy.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03

Tbs FrNERkL of the late General
Thomas will take place at Troy, New
York. II will be attended by the 'Presi.
dent, General Sherman, members of the
Cabinet, Senators, representatives. &c&c
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To BIS DEPLoRsp. Proclamation
announcing the adoption Of the Fifteenth
Amendment Genes too late for ConEec-
ticut. This is to be much lamenied.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03

SAcnsLi0sous-The tomb of George
Peabody was lately entered by thieves
and robbed Of the silver plate and ham
dee ofshe esGGS. These were ssbses
quen,ly recovered from the robbsas Uho
we're arrested.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03
AxERIcAxlzKD CBISEsE.-The Sacra-
mento Record of Thursday says:

mento Record of Thursday says:
There passed through yesterday on
the regular train from, the East, a China.
man aud his wife, clothed according to
the latest American fashion, the lady
reading a novel "all came Mclean wo j..
man." and apparently enjoying herself.
We presume they have been on. a we'd
ding tour, and are now returning to set
tie down in the Flowery Kingdom, and
seemed so pleased with American Gus
toms SO far as 6ress is concerned. that
there is little hope of their ever again
donniny the Chinese costume.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03

RCDoLPBE has got back to Chicago-
diamond cue and all. He denies the
runor that he is going to remove his
residence 10 Sac Franeisc0.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03

HsRMAxx 1Hs WIZARD is astonishing
the Sacrameutans with his feats of dia-
blerie.
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[oFFICIAL.l

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session Of the Forty
first Congress.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-03

!. cLrvsLA.s, Os'o is - BE- made port
Of ss,ry.
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CHINA-1s6S.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES THE TREATY BETWEEN InH
UNITED STATES AND CHINA, OF JUNE Is, 1855.
py TIE PREsIpg,I OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
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and South % feet Of the Eas. IL feet Of lot 3, in
block u of Musscr's division of Carson tity, loo:
the North 60 feet # lots l, :, 3, and in block
No 20 of Mu-ser's division Of Carson City, 30:
total, l70. Tax and delinquency, 50
Unknown owners. lots D. !. and 10 in block No
81 of Proctor i Green's division of Carson City.
assessed at 49, that certain parcel IF land bounded
of Carson and Fourteenth streets, running thence
South along the West line Of Carson street, TO the
land Of Mrs. J. ONeai; thence West 40 feet TO
the East line of Ornsby street; thence North
along the East line Of Carson SIT et, to the Sonth
line Of fourteenth str. 81: thence East along said
last named line TO place Of beginning, 100; total,
Us. Tax and delinquency. 80
Unknown Owners, the North &C feet OF is !, :,
8. 4 and 5 in block No ~ of Musser's division Of
Carson City assessed at 5O lots l. 2 and in block
No 10 of Proctor Green's division OF Carson City,
100; lots l. 9 3, and 5, in block No of Curry's
division of Carson City, SO; lots l. : 8, and in
blok No OF Cnrry's division If Carson City. SO;
lots l, . 3 1 and 5 in block No 10 of Curry di-
vision Of Carson City, SO; total, 800. Tax and de-
linGuency. IA So
unknown Owners. all of block No so in Sear.,
Thompson & Sears division Of Carson City. assessed
at 20; lot 10 in block No Al of Masser's division
of Carson City. 20; all of block % 50 of Mussers
division Of Ca, son City, so; los in block No "a,
of Musser's division Of Carson City, . lot I in
block No 81 Of same division, Is; the North GO feet
Of lots Nos /, 9, 8, and in block No 50 OF same
division at 20 on each, leo; total, GO. Tax and
delinquency, 81 15X $500
son Sears division Of CarsuD City. Is; lots z
and g. block a sAnes division Is; lots and =,
block il Of Van Wiukle rroctors division, and
south 2s3t ~ - lots1 aud In same block, 800
oas horss, 100; totAis.lt0 Taxsad dslisqssacy,
= ~