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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23
Battle Mountain Items.

From the Measure for Measure March AL
j. J. Ellis, Deputy Sheriff. Of Elke
county, set out, sone weeks ako, fer
Conucopla, to serve papers, lie get
through with his business. and started
for Eiko. Since that time, no n has
seen him. On tho arrival OF persons
at Elko who had known Of his start Tor
the return a search was commenced. A
force OF men set out to lind him, or 40
was expected, his dead body. The
search has been kept up all the week,
but has not been rewarded with sue
cess. Mr. Ellis has many friends In
this part OF the State, aud u great in-
terest Is felt In this case. lie came here
from Sonoina county, Cal, whore he
was at u time Sheriff. Ills family
lives In Elko; aud his agonlzed wife
has been almost demented ever since
the first mention Of his possible death
In the storm. A large circle OF ac-
quaintances and friends look ~anxiously
for tidlngs In the case.
Senator McBeth passed through.
Monday, on his return from Carson
and the general West side. During
tho trip he did not devote his entire
tlmc to humanitarian and political mat.
tiers did not altogether slnk tho Gram
ger: lie bought a fine stallion, which
will DO here by rail In a few days. lie
has n dozen Of iine-slooded geldlngs,
aud Is negotiating with Blossom for so
or 90 mules-and expects next Spring
to have the finest young stock In the
country. Mac. Is enterprlsing, and at
tends to business.
1t Is sight to rejoice the hearts OF
to see q youth OF 10 burning ,
midnight oil, sitting on a high
'tsol making arithmetieal computa.
Ions with little wooden pegs OH a
pool.board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23
Humboldt Items.
Prom Tho Silver st,ie. M,rrh 10,

IRON Inc Silver Stale, March 1911
o. X. Stampley succeeded, during n
luli Ia the storm. which has continued
almost uninterruptediy since last Nov
einbsr. la getting n car load OF ore
from the Millionaire mine to the Au-
burn Mills at Reno. IL was worked
last Monday, and = dispatch from o.
n. proves that the ledge has been
rightly named. Tho telegram reads
as follows: "Result, hrst-class $500 ;
result, second. class, el97." This
speaks for itself. and shows the kind
Of ore tho Humboldt Range contains
aud only awaits enterprise and pluck
to make Il available. As We have
heretofore stated, the mine which pro-
ducsd this orc was discovered last Fall
by two prospectors who arrived here
from Cornucopla.
Several specimens Of ore from Q
ledge Ia Central District werc assayed,
last Thursday, by II. X. Logan. SUI
p~eriniendcnt OF the Arizona. and OF
eight tests made the lowest was Isl,
aud the highest $J,762, silver, per ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23
Eureka ttsus.
Iron thss.ntlnsl o. March 2o.l

Ifrem thebenttnel OF MACH wi
We are pleased to DO able 70 chroni.
Gle q really remarkable strike In the
second level Of the X X mine. At .
depth Of 1H feet, beneath the rnvins,
aud o little northeast OF the old Marco
lima shaft, there 10 found an exceed.
lngly large mass Of low grade ore, tho
sure precursor and Indicator Of pay
ore. Through this vein matter the
DRIFT was pushed, and on Saturday
last pay ore vas struck. Up % date
the level has been driven steadily for
ward, through the ore, adlstancs OF 40
feet, and the hanging wall has not yet
been reached. or this 10 feet OF ore
moro than half 10 nrst-olass, yellow,
gray, and black Carbonates, and The
remainder good second class orc. 1t
10 the Intention Of the manager 70 con-
tinue the present DRIFT until tho true
width Of the new body ID shown, and
then to SINK . wlnze to connect with
the third regular gallery, which has
already been started.
The attention Of q large crowd OF
spectators was attracted last evening.
BY . quarrel between . tsamstsr and
his employer. The driver was 20 In
toxlcated 40 to DO unable to take prop
or charge Of his team, and ho conse-
quently was discharged, but refused to
yield control Of the animals, and his
employer, aggravated BY the actions
Of the man. administered q good cow
hiding to the recalcitrant muls-killsr,
which had q tendency 70 mako him
Yield tlie ribbons to some n capable
Of taking charge OF the team.
Ono hundred tons OF coke shipped
from Plttsburg, Penn, will arrive In
q day or two at Elko. destined for one
OF tho furnaces at this place. The prac-
tlcabillty Of burning coke In tho fur
naoos having been fully demonstrated,
the article will, In q short time, be
brought Into general uso.
The remaining portion Of the ma
chlnery required for tho Pancake coal
mine arrived yesterday, and will DO
shipped to Its destination to-day. Col.
Lewis, tho Superintendent Of the esm-
pany, leaves at the same time to at
tend to the construction OF the ma
chinery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23
TAG Phoebe Record. Of Tue,a.v l,,t

The Phoebe Record, Of Tuesday last,
celebrated tho issuance Of the first
number OF Its eight vslume. Tho Re
cord was first Published ne a weekly
under tho name OF tho Ely Record. II
has been enlarged and successfully
published As \ semi. weekly, tri.wcckly
and q daily. The Record Is a first-class
daily paper and an able exponent OF
the material Interest o. the town whose
name lt bears. We wish IL continued
success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23

The Democratic members Of the
Massachusetts, Legislature held a eau
Gus last Friday evening and nominated
Judge Il. X. Curtis to all the seat
made vacant by the death OF Charles
Sumner. IL was lntimated q day or
two since that the Democrats would
unite In support Of a Liberal Rspub-
lican, either Adams or Banks, but this
action eirsctually estops all arrange
ments to that end. The contest would
now seem to DO between Dawes and
Hoar, with chances in favor Of the
latter. IL l, said that Butler Is aid
ding Dawes In return for the action Of
the latter In absenting himself from
Washington during tho recent con-
treversy over simmons appointment
to the Boston Csllectsrshlp. The first
vote for Senator, under the law, must
be had tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23

Tue Nssaia State Journal, OF Reno,
In Its issue Of Saturday last, announces
that on Tuesday, the 3lst instant, Il
will DO changed from a seml.weekly
to q daily paper. There should, aud
doubtless will DO ample support for n
daily paper In Reno. wa,hoe county
Is largo and populous, and Reno !, the
county seat. There Is no opposition
worthy Of mention, and the proprietors
Of the Journal arc beth Woodworking
and energetic. We shall be pleased to
welcome the advent OF the Duly Jour
nal among u regular morning. OK
changes. and have no doubt OF the sue
CO.'S Of tho nov departure. A daily
paper Is the only kind which In this
ago fiils the public demand. The elti-
zens Of wsshoe county should unite In
supporting the effort OF the Journal
proprletors to give them a live daily
paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23
SABBATH RECRRATIONs.

Another Of those foul dlsgracss upon
either ancient oil modern civilization, a
prize fight, took place In Ormsby county
yesterday morning, between two pugil-
ists frsm Virginia City. Our fighting
reporter gives = full account Of the AZ
fair In our local columns to-day. 1t
was . fragrant violation Of Gods holy
Sabbath, and, notwithstanding that the
newspapers have given full publicity
to tho fact that IL was to occur, even
telling the time and place and giving
tho names Of the parties no minister
Of the Gospel or anybody else cared to
b the good missionary who should, In
the exercise OF humanitarian or moral
duty, 60 and pray or sven rsmenstrate
with these men Of muscular proves,
amer the manner Of the lady ten.
persnos crusaders Of the East. Know.
Ing that they would be prevented from
fighting In Storey county, these fight
ers attempted IL In Lyon county, but
the Sheriff Of that county had read
the papers and was on hand. He did hi,
duty, but the officers Of Ormsby county
did not. IL the law against prize
fighting Il to DO made . dead letter
II such brutal amusements on the Sab.
bath day are to DO allowed to run as u
counter attraction to the churches,
drawing away the audiences, by all
means let Us repeal all existing laws
against L. and have the prize ring
brought within tho walls Of the church
where the exercises can DO opened
with prayer, aud . hymn sung between
each round. A first-class dog fight,
la tho streets Of Gold Hill and Viz
ginla, would not have drawn together
u larger crowd than that Of yester-
day. It was q moro numerous and
eager crowd than WAS In all the
churches OF Storey county combined.
The result. for tho day was two men
somewhat bruised by each other In n
sportivo manner, ons returning spec
tator killed BY the cars, n horse kill
cd. al extra amount Of whisky drink
Ing, with .undry little quarrels and
ilghts resulting thcrefrom. and several
steps backward In Christian civil
ikatlon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23

ACCORDING to tho Elko Independent
tho frat number Of a new daily jour-
nal to be entitled the Daily Capei, will
be Issued In Eureka to-day, VIM. b.
Taylor, publisher and proprietor. It
will be an evening paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23

Total. ..si,sst,ooo SSsS, 600 i,ossIooo $4,000
The quarterly State tax comes In this
month, 70 b paid. This adds $4,000
to the Belcher expenses, and about
$40, 900 to those Of the Grown Point.
AZ we have said, the production Of
both mines Is now on an Increased
scale, and we believe It 10 the inten-
tion, ut least OF the Grown Point, to
a each month what Is earned, be 1t
more or less. A certain amount Of
surplus IL very convenient, but when
that point Is reached the current earn
ings may DO dlsbursed. These earn
ings are annually large In the Spring
from . variety OF causes; herce tho
large dividend, which were paid In the
June quarter last year. This month
the earnings will DO very largo and the
dividends will be Increased for several
mouths. To the dividends OF those
mines will DO added those Of tho Con.
solidated Virginia which. once COM
menced. will be steady and regular.
We believe 1t Is tho idea In working
that mine 10 fix upon q dividend aud
take out no more than will pay that
amount regularly. tho present large
surplus suillcing for contingencies. In
fact, mines which control such un.
bounded credit as the three mentioned
have no mood Of surplus Mt oil since
they can command on tho best terms
all tho capital that q DO wanted.
Tho adjacent mines are, one after
another. assuming shapes which will
bring them into line rs permanent div
ldend payers. Tho position Of affairs
warrants the general confidence that
the permanent character OF the ledge
has been reached, and that, while tho
existing dividend payers will continue
to disburse their earnings, new ones
will DO constantly added to the list
until every claim OIL the Comstock
shall give out its quota to the general
produce Of tho ledge. IL will DO borne
la mind that the Crown Point struck
the present body worked ut q depth Of
900 feet. II was thon a small conc Of
q few feet In circumference /; 1t has now
grown to q pyramid OF some 300 feet
long and 100 broad, aud Its base con.
tlnually spreads, IS II Is followed
down, In a so~utheasterly direction.
But In working north OIL the li00.fsot
level q new body has been touched
which has all the appearance Of \ new
and distinct cone, very similar to tho
first appearance Of tho present ore on
the 900-foot level, to be followed 10
unknown depths. The Overmaa has
also n shine Of the same character.
The steady growth Of tho bullion Yield
Is = matter OF great eongratulatlon to
the public In general, perhaps more
than to the stock interest proper, be-
cause the stockholders are benefited
only by the profits ove and above the
expenditures, whilo the public got the
benefit Of the whole product, every
dollar Of which Is expended In traffic
and In the purchase Of other pro-
ductlons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
IN have sold and transferred my Interest IN
done under tho nanc and style ofM. J. SILVIA
q CO., To Peter Simmons, who will continue
the said buslness, and collect all bills due 70,
and pay all debts owing by the said arm OF NJ.
]. Silvia q Co.
N. J. SILVIA.
Gold Hill. March 4, 1874, mile i'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23
DISSOLUTION OF ooPARTNER-
SNIP.

TNHR FIRM OF MERCER q TUCKER IL
this day dissolved By mutual consent. All
deots OF Mercer q Tucker will DO settled by
Richard Mercer. All debts due. or becoming
gus Mercer q Tucker, will DO collested By
RICHARD MERoER,
JOSHUA II. TUCKER.
Gold Hill, March II, 1874. mas n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23

MUSIC win be furnished by Prof. Il. DREY.
F0US' Orchestra.
CARRiAaEs furnished frsc on application 10
tho Committee before dancing commsnees: 70.
naming only ave minutes at tho residence Of
the applicant Dancing win commence ct 0
The provsrblai reputation OF the Company In
the management, decoration and order OF their
will DO . suficient guarantee TO tho
that nothing win be lon undons In
order TO make this TIE BALL OF TIE
SEASON. nile I'd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23
Deaths.
NEW

noOTH-In Virginia, March ~, Joseph Booth,
Q native OF Kentucky, aged a years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23
THE MINING SITUATE N. ,

We copy the following we'll written
article on tho mining situation herea-
bouts from tho San Francisco Alta:
The stock market shows signs Of In
crsaslng strength, but the weather
keeping the roads In unavoidable con-
dition retards operations except on
the large mines. Crown Point ID now
working vigorously, raising ever GOO
tons per day. There are free receipts
ofbuillon here from the mine for sspa.
ration. tho gold going to the Mat and
the fine silver finding sale In the open
market at az discount. The vouchers
for last months operations are net all
In, but there are enough to hx the 70
csipts at $500, 900. the expenses at
$2So, 900. surplus $500 900, cut o fwhich
$500, 900 for dividends. The Bslcher
and Crown Point together show a. fol-
lows for February, which isa short
msnth. The flual figures will differ
but q few dollars:
Receipts. Expense, Net. Div.
crsvn Point $4,000 100000 S37o,oo $4,000
Bslcher... $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-23
BOOTS N SHOES
FOR EvERYsoDY.I
....Ar....
]. A. wINTERBAUER'S,
OPP. the Eclipse stables,
MAIN srREEr...........GoLD HILL,
A.,A. VERY ownsr FIGURES,

THERE Is NO USE OF eoIro..
! slpshod when "a can -
line.
lie keeps constantly On had . fall supply Of
Buckingham Boots and Bkocs. end also atiehds
TO Custom work. including manufacturing 70
order and Repairing. Try him. mil m
, 1874-06-13

cnnni foncsn ~ ~ o ~ sAA '"A'e' =. ,
NAifH@Fir1nness md fall activity arc tho leading
sSod ,'or tca, S5,7s not III md s.i DO ss0o; Cd
do, {4.S; 4l to, V,50; 0d do, tt.2t; Cd DO, duo,
sa.7si cincl,. $a.ls.
10 'rcllne In No1 York. Othor articles sro ,,nehnng
el. Mnnln roro, = IL, 1eKo slsal rotr, q II, 149
ee; tnrro ropo y IL, l75leo; oAkum y balo, at1o6s
600; rteh. q hi, a9o65.oo tar, . br1 sa7t96oo;
Ui,H-ITlccoi rafo steAtllly maintained for etl do
acrir,inns sxccpt turponianr, which wss woaf and
1nwUr,~-nnw' qolct 1t lDt4t0e. Lard oil IL strong.
FultnwlnH nro tho prttTn. Carbon, 19Ho: oxsra
w!ltcr lnrtl, HaG3u0cs No. !, H0ot NO. =. 7117au;
,nncod raw, ti.W; do, loi'el, tl:os; whale, aoo:
aInfp, 31lnQS22D; hsAthfoot OIL etrIctlJ pure, Nl0;
, 1874-06-13

R1adea cominAnu higa pr1cce Wo quota poor to extra
EAST LIBERTY.
Hptcfat Dtspateh 70 The Chicago ITibuns.
EAsr L1nEarr, r., juns l2.-OATTls- receipts
for hcweek ending Juno II wore sos cars, 9.o58
s s ag
has besn eomnonsr, with larger stoek of butchers
prces, and sucoeeasa In lowering thcn about 9t@4o
1af s.r III 's5'i g S 5s M s{ hs feaSs 5s
r sssSso s2es IT, t. & g.
Hods-Ths receipts for the weak wore 400 cars, or
hoad, againnt 32aH cars tho weok ooforp. The
49, e hs t ~
cases. rather than sake tho prices offered Indications
however, that tho bottom "a touched and that they
phia Nominal ii sssssSoo; fais ~ 70 Rocd porsors rs
:5G@e.to; !; psltinore; ss.oo@s.oo; commou, ss.7o9
ssaaTho receipts M for liz WeaR ws1o ,1o crv or
$500 head, against % cars the week before. The
sppy has neen * extra rse IN tass .o market jss
been regular. oid.faslioned break down. On Mon
dry rao wss tolerapiy aeiye but on heavy receipts
and succeeded ID forcing prices down. We cali tbs
market full c lower than last week aud .low at that,
With SONS 1a Or twenty loada still hand at writing
ss ts. se sesS g eoms ns ri % @ Is
L. NEW YORK; =
NEW YoRR, Juno 12.-UEEvRa- 614, nnhk-
tng hiss for the last four days, against 4O11
time Inst week, Demand ,Tnodorate market dull at
9a1tc Tor poor 70 good Texans, 1tAQalaAo for COM
sa1ze 4Np L4.tns-Receipts $3.50. making II, ,4so
for tho last four days. against $40 time last
weok- Demand very Light, with slow sales at 7H@
1Qkc for Ambs, and 4}5@8Eo for sheop. -
6wML-Arrivals, &,f40. making 2Q,6l2 for tho Inst
four days. against "a 1H0 time last week. None
offered aaeo; drcssed hr1ner and higher, oosng at
7Hc-
~. i ALBANY.
ALBANY, June el2.-CArrLE-sIatket opened buoyant
at t8.40ade5 for heavy Weights; lighter weights,
&rorago quality better Texas, 6A@6}4c.
BuEkr AND 1AMns.-Alarket strouQ eheep common
to fair, 4atc fair to good, aB8Ko; extra, 63@7c.
Lambs-neceipts increasing; tendency Of market
downward; cotnnou to fair l0e fair to good. lug
llEo;textrs, 17ho.- =
BUFFALO, N. T., Juno e12.-CArTLE-ReceIpss, 1,179t
total for wcek, 1090o. Not sufficient eales to
establish market. All ~freah arrivals shipped
East In rst hands. Yards base Of stock, ave or
at1 head Of thin Cherokeea and Tazans latter srades
not wanted at my price.
snErr Asn Itnss-Rsceipts, 3,4oo: total for week,
lioas-Recoipts $500; total for week, 49, 400 Mar
ret active and higher at s55o@576 for Yorkern; $3.50
@9o1 for heavy hogs.
g.. ST. LOUIS. -.
8r. LOUIS, no.. juno 12.-llods-Hecospts 1,240 /;
dull light, $46o35.o0; bacon, $5.2d@5.40; heavy,
oaTTIx-Recsipts, 1,b4s; t1rm for best grades; me-
dun .o e fir natre steoFs co9a7d: good to o1sra,
, 1874-06-13
MONEY AND COM MERGE.
FINANCIAL.

TR1pAr EVENING, juno H..
With one or two exceptions, tho hanks to-day
had foaar applications for loans. Tho only quar-
tor from which Al, Increased donland for money
camo waB from tho holders Of bills against ship
monts Of coru to tho East. Advances on auch
paper arc, In ronisy, lonuH to Eastern paftios.,.
The sharp r[ao i'll coru has led to heavier Calls
m margins and, In consequence, to an inoronBo
In she depoats OF banks doing Board OF 11ado
business.
Tbs ratio Of discount Ia 8@1o per cont At
Tho banks, s@1S per cont OIL the stroet, ana
Gp10 ror cont on real estate lonns.'
New York exchange botweou pa1aka IL hrfn ~
R5 cents premium for $1,oo0. ...
Henry Grconebarm T. Co. quote foreign OK
shanuo, Foreign exohange-p 5l6eS S@511A;
Frankfort, 4lA@411f; norlsn, 72@72M; nro-
mon aud Hamburg, o0@0G1; sterling, 4ss19@
Ao1.
The ctcarings to-day were s3, 100000.
.yra,oAy sEouH1rIEs AND GERMAN INvEsrons.
Tho New York Bulletin, Of Arecont date. pur-
sues tho subject Of tho tosucs that foreign In
ycstors llnyo surercd by their American inrost-.
rhs wholo matter amounts to this-tf NO hare
csasa of spectators who win, Il they cun borrow
& Ss sens wo
ss nd ready to foist auch loans upon their cionts "
tho million. There can b no 4nestion mas toine "
lie Ioaua wcrs nladb upon tNa!s which implied an
utter disregard for tie safoy Of tho bonsholasrs;
NO could Instance the case Of ~ eminent fssnxaort
our roads At 60. mud sold them 1T IN enornons 90,
This bsaker could nsve, asrs eseStf 19aa
pscans virtuRliy party 10 4 fraud On the 1ornlat
public ren s 1o, RI, TT 9Usd b.qsr ~ pew
5u5seoth. snpears ID Tho Frankfort journal With a
ss asnst s ad T. f@h heb eb 1ess hs sor
Eunrsr. ttruYfer sins to The American acapeRoat.
Aud now word as to lie kind q securities Which M
our Continental critics coucoct In their own more VIZ
tbe,s eH' railway industrial and esats corporsons
lis echo of tLe reputation Of the!r recent creations Ia
hs ljoo hns reached all ears and needs not 70 20 re-
prMted. We counue attention to tho creation OF
auk capa in Austria, because banks arc suppressed 10
rcnreseit thu cream Of what Ia sound anu coneefsa-
tya among the soveral cortofao metliods a. employ
lug capital Let the following comparison s 1 81 tne ~ mar mar
1873 aud 1t tho samo date Of this year, te liz own
story: sow. ,o,o -.
, 1874-06-13
REAL ESTATE.

uALBTED STREET ADDITION.
Brown l. Hall have aold 200 foot In tho Hal
sted Street Addition, between Nlnsty-shird and
Ninety-fourth stroota, near the Catholic Semi
nary ind Rock Island Railroad, for s3,200.
BouTu ENaLEwoon.
L. A. Gilbert g. Co. have sold 800 feet, south
'front.' on :Eighty-aeyenth street. boulevard, In
NJ. Hills Subdivision Of South Englswood, for
$4,000.
O. G. Thayer i Co. g auction At haywood reault-
ed iu tho sale OF thirty lots in hIliar'a Addition
It An average price Of SO per front foot. Two
lrre tracts Of u acres each wore sold-ono at
I65U al ncrB the other ut 3775 an acre. A lougo
md lot brought $500.
Tho following instruments wore filed for REQ
srd on Friday, June 10:
CITY rnopEnTy.
Hubbard IT, n cor Of Sycamore It, I, 11lxii7
y With so1l2dN # In same block, datcd
opa!o ST. 6sir i. 'front.' 4S:io '0''
Aes's r:snxl!n cor of isst:on It, vi; ''0
r.ulins s2ins i. sq ss ei Em; . 35:i;s $500
wss, vi Eris os'aa' tsa q i< Hsviit Il. T. 1900
rhs pfsses st'sa No. a. s yost Il. ssd jun: IT, @
North ~, o9 II Of Commercial st, ~, 24zl2i
wit T. asisa 1ass sss' IT, 6a Il ct Ksdxs AZ ''0o
% It to barry Point roal, dated Juus TO-. 1000
D.sss ., -. w a Ger Ut Chicago W. ef' o21laa
0o1l2o 4, d.tea June ll,...,....: :...~.. 1,7oo
assis5 4 dated June il. 2......:.......::..:. 1000
State Ut. 283 It Of Fourteenth st,o I, 2b It
and running " to Clark at, dated Jnu6 70.
Cameron to G*orKa T. Nnrfi.). .....,...,. 85000
Wabash ~, 100 fta Of Twsnty-hfth et, Of In
rear sas25 Il, dated 1uua i. ll..-.:...,..:,.., 600
Portland az, lg31 It n OF Swift place, 81, b01
l2t 3lo It With hudinRu, dated July %, 1871 1000
West Indiana Ut, l87 2-Io 1te OF uoyn9 AZ, Of,
2..e? Il d4!sa 1ans s2...:,:....:.:;..'..:: 1000
, 1874-06-13
LEGAL:
LEEAL.r
BANKRUPT: NOTICE,
In the District Court Of tho United
States for tho Eastern Dis
trict of Wisconsin,

In tho matter of tbs Oshkosh Manufacturing Company
u, heFeby thst y q order oi
Eeststn District sSonsi9. msde and coteEod tie
Ii bankruptcy of tho aaid Hankfupt Wi sol at PULLS
auction to the highest aud bost bidder, Tor cash:
II s ta a Il q. a Il 4 &c s .s
bankrupt, sitaae the prcses heralnatter described,
High Stxoot ID tho Ci5 of Oshkosh and stats VIZ
ounsi ~ tho 9ht t!ie and Interest of tho aad Bank
loving doiosibed Rcsi Estate togethor Wh al tho sp-
ID tho Filth Ward Of tho City ei Oshkolh, County
e eeSs :. snd IT. I is is
o. i've 6I e9ht ts nine 90 ton nol eeEon tl]. and
h9nated and es.sn II s.Id Filth Ma.a tsee from III
At tue time and place with said lleal Estate al the
rRht itls and ntorns Of tho said bankrupt and tho said
Asssnen9 Ia and to certain Letters patsnt for the aunao
tne knowa - The Gsaer Separator
nsol lo tho anulacturs Of such 6epAFaeora and Hoe
Powers. And tho said aaagnecs will Alao At ths
ts and place soil A. public auction to the Highest and
lsstblddst nf ea.h: iasse smeuat Ct lumber! tsoa.
sensl property nsed Ia tIo oi Thseshsns.
lacltaes. 4so Large number Of Threshng- MAohinsx
known tbs Gcleor Maohlae. some In dnlahed aud
Tho Kosi sseto sbo!e deerbed eonsts OF about four
Wsstera and milwaukee, 4 at Paul KawaJs havo eIde&
tracks running the works. The buildings arc Of brick
nav and built In ths most substantial aud ooaspn1ou3
''fassal bsssa NJ, AZ lsH. =, ,,,rrr,,1,,.ou,
49,. FEtKER 4 WElsnRop.