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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

40 NNNHAANl ANAhEAhEs
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-The increase ia
the National debt during December
amounts to about $4,000, 600.
The State.
Lewes enjoyed two hops on Christmas
night.
Tie ROOT of the State House has been
fuished.
Protmeted meetings are very success
full thus far.
Lewes votes Tor town commissioners
on Saturday.
Fur is being sold at higher prices thau
fer maay years.
Wheat grew vigorously during the
recent mild weather.
"Total abs hence" is Congressman
Lohane's motto now.
The Hayes Qualtet,e is admired by the
people OF MiddletOwD.
On the 2Sd SOO.ton schooner was
launched At Millsboro'.
Lewes has been eating Labrador herring
at 30 cents per hundred.
The smyrna Library has Just ordered
S%OO worth Of new books.
The Smyrna Sunday schools enjoyed
their usual Christmas treat.
Milford has an Efficient postmaster
wilmington sadly needs one.
The channel Of Broad Creek is being
de- lened 10y the government.
j. r. stsel5, of Millsboro', killed %
Wild geese one day last week.
Twenty or twenty-five houses are In
course OF erection al stafford.
The town hall of SMYRNA ia N bo rro.
vid, 4 viii snitai,s So: &C. W '' Nv
The Dover Brnevolept sociotv made
sa5 on M r. cent eI,tertsinmert
r.,,-.,.....,.' -, ii,
ACCOMPANY INTO he eapitaI ' nezl month %i'
Woirb.m,,tinye will he held in most
-, w., N .,,t,ut "'I ue i M, ~ lnOss
eve.
A so,,i ,,,,,,,,t 4 triaerd 81 . ,,or nan,
i.,1 b.s,, S.,'in,a1 h'. ,ha n.Io,,asa paiI.
road.
h,,,uu. o,,,,,oh ,.o,.. o.o,,.d bv tb.
ny. ~ ne" S,'a ueinT Iii gnon b resdv
10 dedlcate '''' -
m, - @ coutrs t.
a. Nv '-eoe"oh vahuVI5 noo oS Si S,,i t'c cans
tbis wint,,
IL. ,,,,.,.,,no. Ian,
on. Iua enJoyeu qu'e. Oh 'isI -. sus
anil. vtrij'n >
The Mount Vernon band of this city
gave satisfactory concert at Smyrna
the other hight.
Capt. Barr has taken charge or the
revenue cutter Hamilton, Viee Capt. Fem
/ gar, transferred.
Tie fishing seboonor AaU Js,es.
ashore at cane Uenionon iast week. has
been hauled OF.
On Jaruotv 10Th besnnusi meeting of
| the Jurction ond Rre.lwntcr Railroad
/ Ia. viii he beld
g, c..,a-s-n,..5-,,..e,oo mn mar
81 ueuIE.s hundred pays SlS,UUO peI
y ysSs ahor, os az 9on '"Ass NPtoq"iHill'"A
$780,.
oeines d; DsVls, one OF MlloIu 8 ilost
/ Prominent business heni rellres 10 private
me curing January
Roht. Clarkson, Of seaford. about 60
yeais 4lo' was found dead III Tue roau'
nt"i MS hoihe' on fflday week.
John w, Craven, formerly Of this
/ county, has been elected Vice President
/ of the Sa,em, n. Board OF Trade.
Some of our State exebanpes come to
us day earlier Than usual, owing to
Christmas, while others come not at all.
Worden & Evans of s,n,rno Loot week
launeLed tbe Cyi,'la,,,j ION Ian
schouer. sLe wss mill for ,ar,jos in
4 PLiladelnbia.
r,., wi, nj.
-. M"loIu .seWs argues lhaL Dei"
gentleman OF intelligence. and patriot
aud a statesman.
Tho s,sso, .f,,,,.,,,, ,ho,,,,,. ,,.,,.vo.sIse
Dem0rrs,ic 49, , S,ii p,oH ~ tbis
citv, excepttd1 publisled in The state,
puts on new dress soon.
Tho editor If tbo Nrc.rs n,,os was
nresentet VIII a ,,n '' ,i'i on Christ
mas day and now oilers TO rent it he
has no use for such an Article.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

A farmer living IN the heart of Orange
county, n. Y, was astonlshed the other
morning 10 see deer browsing in his
orchard back Of his house. 1t was the
arst wild deer that had been seen in he
neighbo hood for nearly half a century.
The farmer procured his gun from the
houe, bit on returning the deer had dis.
appeared. He raised party and went
IN pursuit, but they hunted all day, up
BILL and down dale, until evening, when
an utsider, not engaged in the hunt,
popped over the poor stray animal. The
disappointed party, however, we're in
vited by the lucky shot to help eat the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

We hope tLst one Of tie first acts Of
the United States Senate on reas ending
after The Holiday recess will be to take q
vote on tic appoiutn vi Of Mr., PSls as
postmaster Of this city. Though We are
Of tlcse who desire that that vote shal,
ho one combining the appointment yet We
had rather lave vote of rejection t1f o
have the matter hanging as Il ROW is
with nc recognized and properly arpYir cd
Lead "a our post Office, and the late nit-
inas,er still holding enough contro over
It's affairs TO secure the remove. OF i's
minor officers. ii Mr.. Pyle il to De con
armeG let Il be done promptly, and if he
. not TO be let Us know Il aud let seine
man acceptable to TIE people be peedil'
appointed to The vacant place The long
delay aud uncertainty lie NOS only yeXa.
tious and disgracelul, but 1t canuot bat
be demoralzlpg to the management oftuC
oGlce, while the recent practical demon
stration of the power Mr.. Lewis still re
tains is calculated to cmbarrass il no
defeat the ends of justice IN the forth
coming trial Of MIR Doueherty.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

PH1AprLPHIA. Jan. 2d.-Catton dull
at lG4@lTi{c. Flour in fair demand
supeitine, 81 5O@f5.25; extra, SO GOA
50 so; Pennsylvania, Ohio aud Indiana
extra family, ST.250s.25. RYE flour 81
Wheat quiet red, 81 63@i IS; amber.
81 69Ggl.70; white, S1.75(91 St. Rye
steady nt 90@93c. Corn frm yellow.
Sic old. 75@S0c. New oats quia ,
white, 55@5Sc; mixed, 5Se.
whisky held n 81.
Gold li0I.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

LONDON, Jan. 2.-Mr. Waite, of N.w
York, passenger on the Vile Ia Ho,,'
testified yesterday that the boat from II !,
French steamer that rescued him. nj, "
picked up Captain surmount from Il =
ocean.
lie said that the crew Of Locaeayn On,
iouHded the pilot with Captain surmoni
aud this gave rise to the statement Inc,
Surmonps clothing was dry when ~
cnme on hnnrd.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03
Against Capital Punishment.

There are good many people whose
hostility to capital punishment is about
as earnest as that Of Western editor
who, after recitlng the details of poison
ing case, concludes as follows owe dc
not believe in inalctlng the death penalty
yet when We think Of man go utterly
depraved that he could administer poison
as In this instance, we would not raist
much fuss II he were hung twice"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03
nathan RothschlId.

In HUqtr's Hoatily for January, MIR.
Iuuius u iuil Browne, contributes under
The Mncfui title "The Knights of the
Red $ icld a history Of the Rothschlld
lAafs, with portraits Of its principal
mambss. Those of our readers who
iaay not DC miliionaires will feel grim
Satisfaction ir Irrusing the following,
NA.eu may serve to make them more
coutu,sa viih their llt;
"1hc wrelchecly rich Nathan Roths-
cli never went out alone after dark,
meyer entered IN unighted room, had
servants within call Of hrs bed-chamber,
s.ert wita !oa'e' pistols under his pillow.
GA fcilow-trankforter, dining with
him one evening and observing the lux
ury of his hon cho,d, remark, you must
he happy, baron, with the power 10
gra i;y every wish
Happy, indeed p was tue response.
so You think It happiness to be haunted
a ways by u dread of murder, to have
4 your appette for breakfast sharpened by
a threat 10 stab you 10 The heart unless
I you enclose thousand guineas to some
/ unknown villain p
"On one occasion, when the great
iinaucier had been to an evening party
and had gotten into his carriage 10 &c
home, friend, wishing to make an ap
puintmeut, stepped out to speak to him
The timorOus banker mistoOl; his familiar
/ Tor h'ghwayman, aud thrust pistol ou'
Of the carriage window, with his favort,
cry OF Murder . before BIO could be &C
quainted With the situation"
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NEWS BY TELEGRA2n


BURNING OF AN OPERA HOUSE.
WnKE-BARRE, Pa, Jan. 2. -Fro,..
that's Opera House was consumed Y.
fire last evening. The Gre was Cary
by limp explosion In the restaurant nI' "a
the lower door. Franenthaps los W ~
about sixty thousand dollars. In1m.. Is
for ten thousand dollars. LInpael5 e ~
Sons, proprietors Of the saloon. toss
twenty thousand dollars but are G,n.
lnsmrnh. -N.I
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

THE " FHANKLIN"-sHE Is PROBABLY
SAFE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2d.--There Is net
the slightest anxiety felt here as to tbe
safety Of the frigate Franklin. She left
Boston on the 2Si ut, and is not ex.
pected to reach Key West under sail for
nearly a week vet.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

A canny Scot who had accepted the
office of elder because some wag had
made him believe that the rem aneTation
was slxpence each Sunday and boil of
meal on New Years Day, officially car.
lied round the ladle each Sunday after
service. When the year had elapsed he
claimed the meal, but was told he had
been hoaxed. " II may be sac with the
neal" he replied, cooly, but took
care o. the saxpence myself"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

PIANO AND SILK NAT FACTORIES BuRyrn
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2nd.-The piano fac.
tory Of Bradbury, and Seymour It SOM,
silk hat iaatOfy, at Grand and Crosby
Streets. were burned this morning. To,l
| loss. Sl25. 1000.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

Most of the Virqinus su yl,ois still re
man ~ the Cnhan r-stsutant in New
N'.l ou, they will nearly all Join their
iieuds and relationsin few days. Many
presents Of clothes and money have been
sent them by Cuban sympathizers. Most
OF them attended the funeral OF Commo.
dore Braine's son Yesterday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03
AeeldemlnI Nnicihn.

AT Paterson, n. j., Thursday morning,
a moulder namtd John Rcener Killed
himself by attempting TO lire sslulr
nom an imperiectiy constructed cannon
OF his own making, lie touched oil M
cannon with q rcd-hot poker, when Il
burst, aud some Of the frsgmcuts Tor,
through the jugulaF vein aud carotid
artery Of Regner, killing him instantly,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

Mr.. Wellington b.Griesemer, a director
Of The Berks County Railroad, recently
SOCK trip elong the line of the road
and presented TO The property owners its
bonds as an investment and urged on
them the necessity Of their taking them
If they wanted the road built. He sue
seeded t..xssk IN selling 1900 worth
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

MtGiuues,' livery stable at Columbia
Pa, was destroyed Thursday morning by
an incendiary ffe. All the wagon sheis
and carriages were consumed, and fifteen
horses persisted. The mcendiary was
seen TO leave the stable just before The
fire broke ont.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

The writings Of fashionable novel;
elist were neatly summarized as being
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

There IL Grird story of on oyster.
cattr,w licltetiil q ats around the NldryCs
at Baltimore Wheri oyster h1Its do con.
slrislte. Que morning, twas years ago,
tac -loup H'fihE VWy came from some
oyster bed ou the Chesapeake lsden gun
nel deep with prime nyslcra, and was
moond safely alongside of a Baltimore
whnt THE skirrrL pleased with the
poets of the voyage, louultd on the
Wa.ri awaiting Customer.
1i.lr came to this captain q lean. lank
and .allow faced man who sail with a
carcruons voice; Il would eat some
oysttrs.'
ripuiy on board, there - was the
blul reilly.
"Bul ] would pay for what cat, " in.
;crp0-ed The stranger.
All right, go aboaii eat Your IN
for quaiter," cheerily replied the skip
yer, for in those early times oysters were
"ouh not more than fifteen cents a
hu.ael.
WILLINGLY" said the thin man. pro.
cneipg with alacrty the old Spanish quar-
ter Wuh the pillars on 10, the com OF that
lmc, and drawing a large, rusty oyster
kniie from lis pocket. Then the thin
man opened the hatch Of the little vessel
and diycd below.
ul, aver NJ rot,r,,.1 -, Ky 'a''','' ,V
low he Loar5 The r,ess,1r,.1 oii,,it' y, 90,
oy ster l1,ifs. lie thon,bt INK nton, IL
all, ssia ,sJle has goaJ .,,' ,JV. =,
Oysters we're not ranid of saietb Jsr
ns tNo mora oyster sp,a, KS Lad conn, ~,
and purchasers w.rr sisrt 0,fsIi,. ~, ~
matters, snid The cautnj,,. IS ina ,,,o5 w.
Is cold. Them oysters is so,nd an J'' ,i..,
viii ke,p I'm nrime ordar c,r wi. si'' ); s''9
/ THAT carf,,jn ,Vont "a di,r"r cal.
le ,,.ne5 II. i,t,,', s.' ~ "i-ivi' ngain
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

"A young lady OF LoganspOri raeently
sent Young man four quarts Of butter
nuts as a tolSea Of acknowledgment for
having saved her from drowning.
A man had the last word out West
rot long since. lie wrote TO his wife
Good bye, GU old, scoldiug, red. headed
heathens" and then hung himself.
by plan, recently adopted, Of print
ing the Custom House blanks at the Cow
ernment printing office. the Government
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Delaware State Journal
Eighteen hundred and seventy
Far.

saturday, T-auass' t.. 1879
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Railroads.
NEVADA GENITAL RAILWAY
q. r. 1. r..

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
" 90, 1879, Trains will leave OGDEN
dailys follows:
$3.50 p. NJ. Passenger Train for Sacramento
aud San Francisco.
5s55 r. NJ. Freight Train for Sacramento
and San Francisco.
T. II. GOODMAN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. n. TowNE, General SuperiDtent. n2l.tf
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Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE.


Until FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS WILL
" leave and arrive at Ogden daily, as follow
LEAvE.-Daily express, $50 a. m; mixed
$50 p. III freight, 1880 u. NJ.
AREIyE.-Daily express, $40 p M; mixed,
p. IN; freight, 6:l0 q. m.
Daily connections made at Ogden with g
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake City
qll points in Southern Utah.
AtBryaii. with stages for the Sweetwater mines
AT Cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad
for Denver, Central City, Georgetown and all
points in Colorado and New Mexico
At Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern;
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River; Kansas City, st. joe and
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri river line
Of steamers, for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east ut Office Of
Wells, Fargo & Co., East Temple street, and at
the Office OF the Utah Central Railroad, in Salt
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket Office, in Ogden, at which office berths Oh
| sleeping-cars can be secured
Arrangements have been made whereby pas.
sengers desiring to visit Denver, on their way
Fast, can avail themselves Of an excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, at greatly
reduced rates.
For particulars and all information In regard
to passage, spply at the ticket offices.
Passengers should be careful to secure theil
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
| points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves o
through sleeping car, comfortable accommoda
| lions and quick time.
THoS. l.. KIMBALL,
General Ticket Agent.
T. L. SICKLES,
au23-tf Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
SAN FRANCISCO s~,. X REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO s"a'.K REPORT.
san FRANCISCO. February 20.
sHAREs.l MORNING SALES.
$50 ophir-s7l, s7k 81 81 ssA ss,s 3sk $50 3sk
1850 Gould h Curry-2lh ak Ok b30 2lk
100 Best & Belcher-23k
$50 Savage-ll2 liz II llSk 1880 ia
$50 Chollar Potosi-72 7l& II
100 Hale h Norcross- g. 63 "a 63k
355 Crown Point-s8 90 l0Ob30 100
$50 Belcher-g2 80 e2k 81 9s %
100 Yellow Jacket 20 II 72kb30 TON
1855 Alpha-14 l3k 10
CHS Imperal-6. ca 6h 6k
70 Empire Mill-4's 8
800 Kentuck-2524A
275 Conhdence-eA Obs $3.50
40 Con Virginia-G7h 67k
1855 Exchequer-26 rs &c Is a. 23ks30
10 Lady Washington
400 Franklin-lk
80 Seq Rock lsland-l
200 South Overman-H
90 Woodville-2A
PAS Seq Belcher-95 OF % 90 100
1920 Overmsn-72 II 70 7sk u 76bso rs
30 Bullion-8
co Union Con-l7
90 lorida-3
200 Tyler-60c
4l0 N Y Con-2A
365 CALIFORNIA; 81 3skbso
l65 just ce-9 81 81
40 Succor-3h
50 Buckeye
80 Knickerbocker-5
ls5 Baltimore Con-5ls 6k
$40 Silver Hill-9k II 10 ION lch los
50 Rock IslaDd2
535 Julia-5,. 5k
$40 Caledonia-28A 70
| l4i0 Globe-lb L.
200 Dayton-7A 7h7h
AFTERNOON SALES.
| 65 Meadow yalley-llh ll4
| l6O hammond 4 Ely-32
2so eureka Con--iSa i3,. 1917 la,.bso
35l Washington h Creole--2H
$50 American Flag-4H ~ 4Abso
| 100 Bowery-5Oc
leo HUM 4 Hunt.
$50 Silver Peak-25c
10 Pioche-tA
2t5 Page n Panaca-2 ava
100 Watson-5
10 Eureka VII
$50 st Patrick-5h
| $50 Alps-50c
us Il Dorado south-6. 81. 6hb30
$50 Golden Chariot-2i 2ihb3O 2lse0
$50 Ida Fillmore IN IL
| 1898 Belmont-Ik ~ hb3O 7&b3o "a ~
2l0 Rye Patch-6
50 Chief of the Hill-75c
Sl5 Newark-2 l?sla
80 Monitor (Belmont)-A%
10 Mahogany
100 Mammoth-25c
IS Crown Point-99 98h l0ob3o
81 Oalifornia-37h IS $3.50
e so Hale l. Norcross-G3A Gan 64hbA 65bo
!. $50 Ophir-39A 3Sk
= $40 Savage ll6 li6H III ll7b2o ll5 lis ll9bs
J. GO Seq Belcher-99 100
@ 205 Alpha-l3 13k l3AbN
800 Ovtrman-75 tex rs 75k
VI 2O5 Chollar Potosi-72 Tan 70
l4O Con Virginia-67 GIN
So Caledonia -29A 27k
It sos Beicher-93 % \ "a 93k s6b3o 9sbao
I. 2l5 Gould 4 Curry-2lk AIN AIN
1875 South Charlotte 20 20b30 81 y 10h
. los Empire (Idahol-sh
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Utah Southern Railroad.

V,RAINS LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL
i Depot. Salt Lake City. ut a. IL. and 2sn
o'clock p. m.
Sandy nearest point to Little Cotton wood
Canyon, at $40 a. m. and $50 p. m.
Arrive at Lehi ut . q. IN. and 80 p. m.
Leave Lehi at $50 4. m. aud p. m; Sandy,
at 10 80 q. M. and GAO p. m.
Ar i've at Salt Lake City at II 30 3. IN. and
D. IN. r. a2u-2u
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In THE STOCK BUSINESS. - VIM. X.
Miller, formerly resident Of Phoebe.
has gone into the stock business in Ham
lin Valley, Nye county, about 5o miles
from Phoebe, and within half mile OF
the Utah line. The location is some
what isolated, the nearest settlement
being in Snake Valley, 80 miles distant
Miller says there is not sufficient popula-
ton in Ham!lu Valley to justify the or.
ganization of Grange OF the Patrons OF
Husbandry. Miller drove in IRON his
ranch lot Of fine beef cattle for Peck d
Co. He says the season has b. en- very
severe one, the snow having fallen to
great depth and the weather having been
intensely cold. Notwithstanding these
disadvantages III cattle are in good con.
dition. as they find feed and water In
plentiful supply. he says that great
numbers of cattle from distance nave
found their way into the range in Ham
lin Valley.
DISTRICT Counr. The Court will meet
Mt 10 o'clock this morning, when Chand
Ter will receive his sentence for Crane
larceny. FROM the jurors who appeal
this morning, an effort will be made tt
obtain the requisite number to try tn
case OF the State against Ferguson. Y
the 100 jurors drawn from the box, onl!
about 30. and those being in or nea
town, had been summoned at g o'cloc
last evening. It Is expected, however
that a majority OF those who reside a
Panaca AMI BuIlonviIle have been sum
moned and will answer to roll call thu
morning. Quite number Of those draw
from the box are residents Of Clover VI"
icy and other distant points, and OF cours
they cannot be present.
Sr. PArRIcx's BALL.-The Society
ct. Vincent de Paul purpose eiv'n
grand ball on St. Patrick's Day. III
!fh OF March. The Society, by its Al
10 the sick and destitute, has berome II
volved in debt, and one OF the objects
me approaching bull is the liquidation
ITS outstanding Indebtedness. The o.
Jet Is Certainly prais-worthy.
IHE HIeHwAys. streets and II
roads e,ding out OF Phoebe are becomr
worse and worse every day. Az soon
"general thaw sets in we expect to ni
no hotton" in many places.
He passengers announced yesterd'
ss having lift Fillmore on the 18th Il
F"''sade that day for Phoebe.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NOTICE IS HTRIBY GlyIN TAAT BY
N virtue OF an ordtr Of tale nade ty the
District Court OF the k.ytnth JuditiBl District.
Lincoln Coun'y, eiate Ct N,Nndn, Tn tle 20
day Of Nov, n ,r, A. d. 1913, IN tie matter 9:
the estate Ct Nilli,m luNis, dectttd, will
sell ct public auction, 10 tie hifh' lioou for
cash, Ut the Courthouse, In Pic,he, Lincoln
County, Nevada, On
Wednesday, the Ilth Day Of Febru-
nry, A. u. 1874,
At 70 O'Clock m NIL the right, title, interest and
estate that suid William laws, deceased, he'd at
the time Of his Death, and all right, title ind
interest the sud estate shall have acquire since
the death Of said William Davis III and to the
following described pi,nis,s, viz; An ,ndivi.
d.d n,.half Of that certain tract or parcel Of
land. with an undivided tne.balf OF Ill springs
or oil er water theret II. and water rights coh-
nected th,r,with. situated In the Highland
Mining District, Lincoln County, State Of Ne
vada, surveyed by the County surveyor Of said
County on the 9th day Of November, A. D..
1872, and recorded in book "B" Il Surveys,
Lincoln County Records, on page lCs, and ia
said survey mole particularly described a. fol-
lows:
beginning at the s. f. corner Of Marthall3
land, at highland, and about seven miles west
| erly from riocbe City, Lincoln Count! Nevada,
| and running thence north 1880 feet, 10 stake.
No Q; thence east. 1861 .ett, TO a stale, No. y;
| thence south, 1850 feet, TO a stake, No Il thence
west 1851 feet to u stake, beginning; containing
| 5sa acres, excepting piece $50 square. sold by
| said deceased Irior TO his death
Pioche, November "a. 1873.
Public Administrator Ct Lincoln County.
ja203w
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MINING COMPANIES.
,yApA MINING COMPANIES.

Following are the principal Mining Companies
on the San Francisco Stock Boards, together
with the number Of feet in each mine and
shares to each foot:
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ow.. Portland silver Mining
co,unsny - Location Of principal place u
S.iIss: San FRANCISCO, California; location OF
works, Ely Mining District Lincoln sO mes,
Nevada Notice s hereby even ,n ~ -. io.h Ssy
Of Is January, 1874 an assessment mo 81 q twenty
ave cents Per share was levied upon me ssp,s,
stocI Of the corporation, payable immedis,e, \,
in United States gold COIN x an ts California
street, San Francisco. California. y,
Any stock upon which this assessment snari
remain unpaid on the 10th day o. Feorna y,
1874, will BE- delinquent. and adverusea ~ a.
sale Il public auction. and unless psymen. y
made before, viii be sold on the l3th dsy
Of March, 1874. to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs Of advertising aho
expenses OF sale.
0y o1Ns' y - B. J. GRAY. Secretary.
once: No. ass CALIFORNIA; street, san f r
isco. Cal.
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~ EYsTONE r. A.. CHAPTER No: o.
X called conversations hrst and third Thurs
ds1 EVENING" in each month at 7 oclocA
stated conversations second and foursh 1hufsas'
evenings In each month. ,d
sn,onrnipe brethren and companions In gooo
.,snSino cordially invited to attend.
EDW'D d. L. QUITS. n. =. III
II. KRAusE, Secretary. eA0"
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Masonic Directory.
HALL ON LAcOUR STREET

c,r. JOHN LODGE. NO. IA. F. AND 4
M.-ststed communications fourth ~
Saturday evening in each month. Called ~
Communications nrst, second and third y
Saturday evenings At ~ O'Clock.
c.urrf McApAN Secretary. 81
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

MO PERSON OR PRISONS ARE AUTHOR.
IN lied to contract debts on my account, nor
will l pay any debt 10 contracted.
ja7.ns p. HOLLAND.