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For Register.

We are authorized to announceJ FRAME
WILEY, as a candidate for the office of Reg
lister at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN r. T
ALLEN as q candidate for Register OF Many
county al the August election
- We are authorized to announce THOS. NJ
0U EST az candidate for Register of MauTy
county, at the ensuing election,
We arc authorized to announce RORERT
CttDSS' as candidate for Register of Maury
county, AT the ensuing election,
We are authorized to annonnce Holm
next election, wv WV
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For the best and cheapest Plows of all kinds,
go Vaughan i Vaught. next door to Martin,
Embry & Wright. feb2O'74
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Buy your School Books, Copy Books, States
Paper, Envelopes, &c, &C., at
March 13th-1t. CoMsTocK i RUsHToN's.
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:, 1t will pay you to buy your Boots, Shoes and
Hats of "l-''
Feb. 9Th, "a. DoBBINs & BRowN,
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Go to Vaughan & VauGht for a No. wagon,
warranted for IL months, at $50. feb20'74
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DIR. Rai.d,s Lerfnren.

The lectures by DIR. Baird on Monday and
Tuesday nights last were attended by rath-
er small audiences, to the shame of Column
bia. They were extremely Interesting, and
all present seemed highly delighted. DIR.
Baird possesses to a wonderful degree, the
power of holding the attention of his hear
ers. His manner is free and friendly, yet
dignified, and his matter Is sound and prac-
tical. His happy strokes of humor, inter
spersed, draw forth frequent bursts OF laugh
ter and keep the mind excited and in a
pleasant state. We regret that we have not
space to give a synopsis of these lectures.
The idea in the first, on affection" was th at
we should love character in man or woman
and not beauty or wealth or the other
transient attractions. In the second lee
ture the speaker said that whatever tended
to develop our energies and keep us active
and busy, should be regarded as fortune,
rather Ihan misfortune. The Doctor promi-
SEES to return again at no distant day and
lecture on the subject of temperance.
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To The | aides

We now have for the Spring of 1874, the
largest and most choice selection of Flower
Seeds ever brought TO this market.
Jan. S0th. WILLIAMS e. TowrEp
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For the cheapest and best steel plows, go to
Vaughan Vaught, Corner East Main and
Public Square. feb2O'74
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The world renowned Singer Sc ing Machine
Off at rom stock e. Rushton's. next door to
Post flee Needles for any sewing Machine
sent by mail. on receipt of order accompanied
by the cash. at the regular prices-75 cts. dozen.
March I3th-1t.
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Red and White Onion Sets at
Jan, 30th. WILLIAMS & fowler.
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We keep our store constantly supplied
with all sorts of Drugs, Perfumery. Fine
Wines, Glass, Oils. Paints, &c. A new and
beautiful line of fishing tackle will be
in store very soon.
Jan. 30th. WILLIAMS & FOWLER
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OFFICE FOR RENT.

On Garden Street, in FIemings New Block.
Apply at this office. lJany. 9, If.
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RIaekWOod for February.

This able magazine, just republished by
the Leonard Scott publishing company
contains greater portion of story and mar
rative than usual, an order of literature in
which the magazine has earned well de-
served distinction. The story Of"Valentine
and his Brother" is continued; SO also is the
series of papers, international Vanities, -
under which heading we are presented with
a survey of those gilded toys, Titles, from the
time of MeneS to our own day. There is not
a King in Christianity, not a Pacha in Az
RIGA or A STA, not naked Chief of Negroes,
who does not call himself by an accumulat-
ed variety of ornamental denominations"
We shall be glad to be better acquainted
with "Tbe Two Speranksky." The whole
article is pleasant reading, and the letters
from Siberia give an interesting picture of
manners little known to Europeans. In
"Scepticism and Modern Poetry" the writer
endeavors to show the effects of Scepticism
on pOetieal genius, instanctng the writings
of Shelley, Goethe and Arthur Hugh Clough.
The other articles are "The Book of Carla-
verOck;'' "rhe Philosophers Baby" "rhe
Minor King of Mysore," an interesting
sketch of how the young sovereign is being
educated; and a review of Fables In Song"
by Lord i.ytfOn, with some charming quo
tatiOns especially those from 1.-THE Thistle"
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NOTICE.

N
The firm of Howell & Afford has this day
by mutual consent dissolved, I. b. Afford
retiring The business will be conducted
at the same place by Mr.. b. j, Howell, who
has charge Of all the unsettled business
having bought Affords entire interest I'M
ali claims due them, and assumes payment
of all their T. debtedness. All persons In
debted 10 said nrm, will please come for
ward at once and settle their accounts by
cash or note. b. J. HOWELL,
March 6th, 1874 IA. ATF0RD'
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Criminal Court.

Criminal Court commenced Monday
| morning. The case of Andrew j. GOad
| was called, the charge being grand larceny,
| and sentenced to three years hard labor
Dace Brown was convicted of grand larceny
and sentenced for three years. George
Sweat was convicted of petit larceny, and
sentenced for one year. The case of Charles
Goaler was tried Wednesday. He was
charged with the murder of VIC. Rumm6ge,
on the 10Th of July last. The defendant was
represented by Judge Wright, and The State
by 10 RUSSELL Their speeches. pro and con,
were the ablest that have been made this
term of the court. The jury returned
verdict of guilty, and sentenced to the pent-
Tertiary for ten years.
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For Constable,

We arc authorized to aunoupce 7,
WORTHAM, (Red FIN as a Candidate for
Te-electlon TO the Office of Constable OF 80
i5th district of Marry county, at tI,a ensu-
ing August election. ' 'i'u
We are authorized to al,hounce NEARCI-S
~ IL. tDICk) PERRY Ak q candidate for Con-
Stable In the 9TH civil district of MauTy
county AT the ensuing August election.
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ADVERTISEMENT
A Response from Hon. W. ON. Per-

Editor RerielU and Journal: In reply to a
call in the last number of your paper. you
are hereby authorized to announce me a
candidate to represent this District in the
next Congress Of the United States.
1t is proper in thus presenting myself as
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We turn out first-olass Horse and Jack Bills
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Il. EDsALL.
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5. d. T.. McEwBN
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FOREIGN.


The D0clscry case la cuba Position %;
Affairs iu Sp0in-'Thc Czer nc Stutt.
gard, ctc.
LONDON, May 9.-The stea,ner Sow
ard has arrived from .layanQ. Part of
her cargo was damagedby sea water.
A letter from Havana, dated April
%, says Frederick Doekely was taken
from Neuvitas on the oath Of april, and
transferred to the prison in Puerto
Principe, DO doubt for security, as the
Cubans have been 50 near Neuvitas as
to render its capture not impossible.
Nothing new has, up to the present,
been made known regarding his case.
MADRID, May GA despatch from
Bilboa says general Cenchas troops are
throwing up Notifications.
Don Carlos and General Ella are re-
ported to be at Borango, thirteen miles
southwest of Bilboa. jt
LONDON, May "A Times special
from Madrid says Marshal Serrano has
declared he will not solve the political
crisis before the expiration of eight
days, meanwhile he will staldys the
question.
STUTTGART, May 9.-The Bmperorot
Russia, who has been in this city since
the 4th instant, having came hither to
be present at the marriage Of the Grand
Duchess Ugnarra, will depart hence
Monday next for England. st7
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THE new finance bill agreed upon by
the senate finance committee is not
likely to meet with much favor. A
special dispatch to the st, Louis Globe,
of the It'll, says;
The senate finance committees bill
is set down by every one as precludlng
any amicable compromise. The only
feature on which u common agreement
can be reached is that of free banking.
General Logan declared to-day that
the majority will not agree to the re-
tirement of fifty per cent of greenbacks
for increase of bank currency; twenty
per cent retirement is their limit. The
i've per cent gold is even more bitterly
opposed, because it is regarded by all
as sure to produce an acute contrac-
ton. Senator Ferry, who with Sena-
toI Wright Voted against the sherman
report In the committee, will not offer
any substitute. The section establish
ing free banking will be accepted, and
then the effort will be made by inila-
tionists to amend in manner more
satisfactory to themselves General
Logan thinks that there is no chance
for perfecting any further legislation
Senator Morton said, when asked
about the commuters bin, that 1t was
compromise between Senators Sher.
man and Fenton, two contractionists
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THE Southern Baptist convention
commenced its nineteenth session ut
Jefferson, Texas, on Thursday last
Delegates were in attendance from
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Missouri and Texas. Prior to
the meeting of the convention, devo-
tional exercises were held for an hour
and half, led by Rev. DIR. w. Carey
Crane, of Texas. The convention was
organized by the election of the follow
ing officers: Rev. J. p. Boyce, ID. D.,
L. L. D., of Kentucky, presidents }. l..
Burrows, j. II. Devotee, w. c. Crane
and T. G. Jones, vice presidents, and
w. 0. Tuggle and G. r. Mccall, both
of Georgia, secretaries. During the
afternoon session reports were read,
committees appointed, etc, and among
the miscellaneous business was a COM
munication from the city of Dallas in
yiting the convention to visit that city,
which was referred TO a special COM
mittee on the hospitality of Texas and
its railroads. The convention will be
in session several days.
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TELRGRAPHIC MARKETS.

LONDON, May 9.-Bonds, new 5s
104f. a
LIVERPOOL, May 9.--Cotton active
and firmer. UPlands, Ss@S3d; Orleans,l
S56Ssd. Sales 1900 bales.
GALVESTON, May 9.-Cotton market
quiet but firm. Good ordinary, l5lc;
middling lie.
Hides dull and declining. Dry Sc
lected, free from damage, 178@lSc;
knife, s@slc; butchers, green, G@dic.
Gold III.
NEW York, May 9.--Cotton firm.
Middling Orleans, 18ic; middling Ala
bama, lSLc; middling uplands, lSl-l6c;
low middling, l7Ic; strict good ordinary,
16ac; good ordinary, l6sc.
Gold closed ut l2g. s - ~
New ORLEANS, May 9.-Coiton, de-
mand nominally active. Middling up
lands, l7sc; low middling, lie; good
ordinary, -l5sc; ordinary, l3Sc. Sales
| 900 bales. .ae.
Exchange 43@4l; bank 47@iS; sight
par. Gold l2f9l2l. 27t9- '-
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INFLUENCE at Washington is sweet
boon to any gentleman who knows
how to make a thrifty use Of it, The
testimony of Mr.. Frederick r. Stanton
before house committee shows that
Mr. S. p. Smith, of New York, had in
fluence at Washington, and that it net
ted to him the snug little sum OF $4,000,
which was paid to him by the Column
bia bank note company for securing
to it from the treasury department the
contract for printing! part OF the notes
for circulation.
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THEoPHuUs MANLIUs KINlIHEAD,
late a justice of the peace in Chicllasa-
haw county, Mississippi, publishes an
address to the people denouncing
demagoguery, and calling upon his
countrymen to rally as one man to the
standard of the prerogatives, superhui-
ties, assumptions and perambulations,
and never to yield hairs breadth to
the abominable incongnities of the
disabilities and contemporaries of the
uncontented adolescence. Theophilus
is of the fifteenth amendment persua-
sion.
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OUR columns are graced this morn
ing with some very sweet verses from
the pen of native daughter of Gal
weston, now OF Dallas, Mrs. Welthea
+. Graham. Whoever has iloated on
the great deep will appreciate their
fidelity to life as well as their beauty.
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TIE administration organ at Wash
ington advises ColfaX to rest satisfied
with a back seat, assuring him that he
will soon have company in that lonely
situation, as "the party is purging It,
self, and the people are tired of frauds
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THERE seems to be no prospects off,
settlement Of the strikes Of the colllers
at Durham, England. Seventy thous-
and miners and laborers are now out
of employment, and great distress pre-
walls. Many are preparing TO enIigrate.
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AS THE crusaders have been so sue
cessiul in "busting' bars, would ii not
be good idea for them to tackle the
"bar'' at the mouth Of the Mississippi,
which has so long successfully delled
the ingenuity and efforts of all the en-
gineers ?
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A ooNvENuoN OF cotton exchanges
il to meet in Atlanta, Georgia, on the
18th of June, for thepnrpose OF adopt
ing measures for obtaining prompt
aud reliable information upon all
points affecting the cotton interests,
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nFellow-travelers y said a eolored
preacher, "ef had been eatin' dried
apples for week, an den took to drink
JIM for a mont, / couldn't feel more
swelled up dan am dis minnit wild
pride an vanity at SCENT such full ten-
dance harp @
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Ridicule, perhaps, is better expeul,,
ent againstloye than softer advice; ana
/ nm Of the opinion that Hudibras ana
Don Quixote may be as eiiectuai 70
cure the extravaganza of this passion
as any one of the Old philosophers =
1Adhisnn.
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Aailg 4erala.
BAYARp TAYLOR IL In Egypt, after
twenty-five years absence, and writes
thence 10 the New York Tribune.

SEEING man fall nom scatiold on
TO bed OF shavings yesterday, brought
visibly to our mind the Texas story Of
the "Gourd and the Ladder or Joe's
uFlrst and Last Courtshipn
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Tight ,lnpe perrorn,anee.

NASHVILLE, May 9.-Ten thousand
people, two-thirds OF whom were
colorcd, witnessed the hanging of Bin
Kelly A passing train frightened a
horse and stampeded about one thous-
and nersons. Several were hurt.
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"ALAsp' said the nurse who attend
ed the witty divine, Sidney Smith, in
his last illness, ~ have made mis-
take and given you a bottle of ink"
"Then,n said the dying wit, ''fetch me
all the blotting paper there is in the
. house."
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FEARS are expressed that some of the
most extensive champagne houses of
France will fall this year, In conse-
auence of the damage inflicted by the
late storms ON New Jersey apple trees
IBrooklyn Argus. ~ ,.f
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NOOK PRINFING-we make a specially
| b Of, Book and Pamphiesi Work ct the

-fAFff brs eeuusqn - ,ss1Jnu frfsig ,i,fisf
X suif3i ~ ses6-flb v'ItHii "a ~ 80 -HsaT
-ssfs baia ID " zsrr tirsaaf So siafi
W4f+t
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have been torn mp TO stop recruits nom
coming to this city
Four Brooksite negroes were Killed
yesterday.
The Bakeries are confident of Q
quorum In both houses Of theiegislaT
turc on Monday
BThe Brooksitcs captured the steamer
Hatth& Frank Simms was killed aud
Captain Sam Houston died from his
wounds. John Myers, the pilot was
MORALLY wounded.
MEMPHIS, May 9,--At 0 O'Clock this
morning the Little Rock wires Went
down and it is impossible TO commune
cate with that city by either ST. Louis
or New Orleans. y 'i'i''i .'''''l'0'''
Atlast accounts fighting was going
on, and the supposition Is that all the
wirsshave beeneut and theAtelegraph
Offices seized. ---.
Captain sam Houston, who was
killed yesterday above Little Rock,
was formerly supervising inspector of
steamboats, at this port1 -s.r.is
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Railroad and telegraph Com.
munlcatlOn interrupted.

LITTLE Rock, May 9.-The railroads
have been torn up 10 stop recruits nom
coming to this city
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-..i ~. l..-.I a-sH aars 81 ~ q fftE - -
Il -niaI-ds 1l siw reFcuz .yJat
aT 10 rse fFhlr sU ~
$3.50 t.6 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE No. 227.
U. +. survey No. -,

TT 4. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
W New, March II. lsii.-Sotics IL hereby
given that Hermann ]. T. Schecl. whose Poet.
ONCE l. ut Virginia City. Storey County, New.
has m,dc application for U. =. patent for eight
hundred lsoj) linear feet on the Metropolitan
lode, Metropolitan Company's claim. Devils
Gate aud Chinatown Mining District. Lyon
County. New, extending 80 feet In u northerly
and 30 feet In \ southcrly direction from the
location notice, and embracing the same, WIN
all dips, spurs. angles aud variations, With sur,
face ground 600 feet In width on the south and
us feet on the north line. and described on the
plat and Hold notss on nle In my Office rs follows.
to wit:
Beginning at post No. I. located on the wet
line OF the Kossuth Company'r claim, U. ,.
OF the tennessee Compsny's claim. u. :. sur
yry No. ~ thence first course n. l7so W., 800
feet, running ou the west line ol the hossutn
Company's claim 10 posi No. .; thence, second
east line Of the Alhambra Company's claim;
thence following ssid east line: third eourro =.
iILo W., as feet to post No. Z thence fourth
courfe g.. i7so H., 30 fset TO poet NO. y. 10
Gated on the north line 0f tho Gens.ses COM
pany's claim : thence following rald line; hnh
course 4. GO feet to poet No. I and place Of he.
ginning. containing . $500 acres. From post
No. s the h section corner on the wctt une o.
section Is, 7. is., ~. H. Il X, hears s.so' E'
2II feet.
yl.Ibls on the surface and has been developed
in different open cuts. shans and tunnels, a.
Marked ON plat. Magnetic yaristion isko Il.
hearings from true meridian.
The location IL recorded In Book q page
sss Of the Mining Records Of said Devils Gate
and Chinatown District. kept at the ofiss OF
the Mining Recorder OF Lyon County, In tha
state OF Nevada.
The m Of the adjoining claimants on tho
rane or other lodes are NJ follows. to wit: On
the south, the tennessee: on the east, the Kos.
auth. and on the northwest. the Aihambra Min.
Ing Companies the adjoining claimants on tho
MID cod ADoIPHUs WAITE, Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE. M. 92J,
u. =. surxrr No. ~.

TT \. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
u. Ssvais, February q. lsIL-Notlcc IL here
By given that the undersigned, L.. II York. John
N. Mills, J ID. Roberts. ID l.. Corbeti, VIM. ID.
q. Gibson and Vim. II. White. whose pos,-sficc
IL at Gold nil, Nevada, have made application
for fifteen hundred 1850, linear feet on the
Railroad loic. Goodn,an a.. :. Mining Com
psny'- claim, Devil = Gsie and Chinaiown MIN
Ing District, Lyon county, Nevada extending
100 feet In = soathcrly direction from the
notice OF location, aud embracing the same,
with all dips, spur. angles and variations, with
surface groaaG' go fee, In width, and described
on the plat and field notes ON die Ia my ONCE,
a. follows, 10 wit;
Beginning: at ! pos, marked No. ], U. = :.
No. 81, on the routh side, and No. i. U. y. =.
Ne. ~. on the north side. which stands on ths
right bank of the American Flat kayiIe, about
IS feet south from the track OF the virginia and
rruckee Railroad. and about too beet ~easteriy
from tho east end Of the American Flat TunneI
on said r,ilrold. TIL center OF the company
shan ON this lode bears ". 15so Is, 900 feet
and tho section corner common 10 sections I,
:, II and II +. l6 ". x. ~ T., bears :. ?" %
w.. liza fcst, aid running thence nr-t course
=. itS9 r.. i,5DJ feet TO a poet marked NO. U
). =. No. -; thence second course, ". l5L'
K, 600 feet To = poet marked No. >, U. \. =
No. ~; thence third cour-e, y. i've W.. i,5C
feet TO a post marked No. 4, u. \. \. No. NJ
| ihcnce foarih courses TJSo W., 60 feet to q poe
Marked No. 1, 4. :. \. No. 81. and place % be
ginning, containing within aid above described
Boundaries twenty and ts'io0 C2o.csl acres o
land.
Bearings expressed from true meridian, Will
. magnetic variation OF i59 30 east.
The location OF the claim 10 recorded In Bcoi
''J," folio 30. ot the MINI. Records OF -alt
| DEVILS Gate aud Chinatown Mining District
kept al silver City. Lyon county. State OF Ne
yaAa. The adjoining claimant Is the Goodman
a. a =. Mining Company, U. H.. y. No. 81, OIL
fra Soi ApoLPnus WATT. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26
%sHERIFF's SALE.

NY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID out 81 the Justice Court In and for Silver
CITY Precinct, County Of, Lyon. state OF Ne.
vads. and 10 me directed and delivered. Tor
Judgments rendered In said Court on the Ism
day Of February. A. D. 1915. IN favor OF the
STATE OF NEVADA, Plaintiff. and against
the following named defendants and the real
estate and improvements hereinafter dcscripeo'
WV. wHBLEnUTH. and tho following de-
scribed real estate, TO wit: West half OF south'
west quarter OF Section 10 north, Range q east,
containing 10 acres. Spring Valley, Lyon Couli'
~, Nevada. Tax delinquency and costs, SOU;
j. s. RIoRDEN. and The following dsse,iDen
roal sstats, To wit: Vacant LOT. east eide MAIN
street. northwest OF McCone, Town OF sllvsr
City. Lyon County, Nevada. Tax delinquency
and costs, $2s IS. rrrxrv
Notice IL hereby given that on the TWENTY
HiOIITl DAY OP MARCH, A d; 1914, be
twesn The hours Of 0 o'clock A. y. and D O'Clock
r. n. namely al II o'clock \. OF said day, VIII
,clI nil Inc right, title and interest OF the above
named Defendants for the amount oI lax ac'
iIngusncy and costs npon the property reI op.
poslte their respective names, al the Court
fIousc door, in Dayton. Lyon. County, Nevada
Al public auction, for each In hand, TO the, high,
eat bidder, who will take tho loast portion OF
said p~ropsrty and pay the amount OF said TAI
dclinguency and costs, "a satisfy said e1eeu-
lions and costs That may accrue; ,u,v
Sheriff Of Lyon County. Nevada.
NJ A. NJ. McCARE, Deputy Sheriff.
nsvton. Fchfuary. ~, 1874. fe21 al