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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17

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Stunoe erI@ten Mlbert nt@t auf BEN
'S&loGe leiner @eItebten. eanse uno
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u@as mag i'm nur ietn?" fragile
fe tbren @atsr, bod aud bteler fcnnte
tbr ia feline N%usfunft eebsn. l1urubts
rpdl3te fe IN rer NdGt f6 auf ibrent
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ltebte rpteperum nt6t ; timer bangor
rerben tbre N%bnunsen.
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mails f6laFos bur@wahten Nadt alS
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unp ibsr ibr Ausleben srtaunten 0er@
palter.
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uno beitimmt, ~er bat plSsIt@ etne
ReiIe anestreten, MIR aber etnen Brief
fir Ste binterIafen."
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aufbltSte.
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cenn er fab Elm, tab pieies rod su
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boIte uno iiberrei9te ct tbr ben per-
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besann fte, bic @orte ree BrisfeS NIT
ibren fsberbaft s%lanssnren @usen gu
perihlinsen.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17
Der 3asenne.

Nfr OuBeHOe.
Wp mir aud iinb i'm @~rbenraurt,
Wtr panbeIn iiber E%ObtensrIfte,
Gin Garsbrett wG9st in isbem Baum,
GIS Xpbssienf3sr tpeb'n bic 2Ife,
llnb ieoer @lode S.unbsnl&las
gsrfaabet uns ben lssten Sag.
ltnb no Elm Stsrn burG 0elten briG
SITS unfsr fiats Eobssli&t.
Der poifenOe.
Nsin-wO mir seb'n int Grbenraurt,
SprpBt iibsraa Elm reiGes Qeben,
W tpd@st eta 8reus in iebem Baum,
CUR 506nuns unier 5sr3 gu bsbsn,
tlnb tsbsr 8%irdsnslpde Slang
ST frObsr gufsrf. bunssfans,
uuS ieber Sterr am Stmmels3elt
8eleu&tet cine belTre @elt.
P. SaQ Mprel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17

Gsbsnswsisbtit.
Tsn Snnen aus!

@er ernfli& tpas ~ tuerben 1a&t
9ri&t aus I'D islbf bsraus f& 8abn.
Bon Snnen rsift bic fife 6ru9t
Bon Muben fault Fe an
Grinuernns.
@as GI6sn i&Sn TO- gut unt erpb,
Das l&afe neu i'm Suuert,
Damn blsibt 60 nt@t @sbG&tni6 bIc6,
Damn trtrb es Elm Grinnern.
9ansmittel sesen 9o&mntb.
Dem srUssn Nanue blide germ
Etef in bic SeeI' binstn,
Du iisbf in ieinem AussnRerm
Dein etsuss gilb,-bp9t Helm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
A DLPosT OF MONEY ~ A NEWARK BANK
DENIED

A peculiar case. in which the honesty and
vcrac ~ prominent citizen that ~ The receiving
teller OF tho German National Bank OF New TX, ~ j. will
he seriously compromised, is now in q hands of tic
lawyers AMI VIII be- taken the Alderman Oliver
Reeves 81 the Third Ward, Old alI re-, ectc citizen
claim that July BE- left his blnk-bool the German
National Bank 70 he written up, and cary st week drew
from the City National Bank by check the Of - 600
~ four $500 bills aud went directly To o. German Ma
tiOna Bank and presented it TO the receiving
teller with the request that IL should be credited
TO Lin 4 few days aiterWari Alderman aecyes called
at the bank draw money, AMI told that he
had funds there. TIE Alderman brOus the matter
to tho attention Of the bank fhccrS, hut tho teller
firmly adhered 10 the assertion that Al unin Reeves
had made no such deposit The officers rel 81 payment
Alderman Reeves forthwith employed tLe law hrI If
McGaTer, COult & Keen 10 brng sut agaI = the bank
and the bank has employed Guild d Lun its counsel
Alderman Reeves states that when he drew the money
from the city National Bank his brother with him.
and accom- panisd him To the German National Bank and
saw him the latter bank for the purpose Of making
the deposit ale ged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

A Mississippian has cat of which he tells
the following Story: " sicA short time ago, and
tine eat Would come from the table the bed frequently.
She finally caught and brought IL 10 the bed lay.
ing it down beside threw IL on but AS soon as DID
so The eat would bring back unl thought she wanted
nae to eat e; made believe ate IL, and le eat went
away apparently satisfied. And before night the same
day she brought striped squirrel and each day for
tue three days Ia bsd she brougat game with the
same result sho would never leave until had pretended
In al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

A decree in foreclosure was entered yester-
day. IN the suit OF Simon woomser against Thomas j.
Creaer directing the sale VI four lots at the Southwest
corner Of SeNentiaye. and One-bundie cd dndtwenty-
se0on-st. morgaged by the eoiondant Tho snortsasN
with Interest aud costs, amounts " Sl2.ol3 oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

Said a magistrate to an actress. " Your pro-
fessop Madeilpsellsf" Artistic" Your e. Tween
ty-twO" Usher. you swear the lady tO tell the
truth, tho whole truth, AMI nothing bat the Truth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
A STRICT AND IMPARTIAL EXAMINATION


From The 1tdAy HrPrsss (HCpJ
Prof. nalsh of Yale College has presented to
TIE President very daLILhg CAaSts a. iinst no
In.an Ring" aid shows IA pretty .Oic.iO manner
the va, iu sl Che In Iiaus have boon dofaulcd, ~
well the CON,IlIe. tie matter oI me DISTRIBUTOR
Ol ralions aud other supplies. while Tie Government
has been sHndlel Ind tDe Indians have De n growing
lean tim, tnr contractors and agents nave wdAcd
fat Snch thrift they have exhibited, however Is uol
%. tle Kind tiai d cl. Engagement o. serves appO
bati1u Tie cldrze oil Prof. Maish Ihcnpate Mr. Dsauo
secretary at tue Interior aud the COMMISSIONER Of nah
Aiai.s OF be NJ 10 the lfduts when nave
been committed The least President Grant eau DO - to
order stlict investigation into t5e alleged facts ana II
they are proven to vgO Ousy prosNcus the oHch!liI;
officials Tao people wi. b. sdt!5ird Hiil nothing 90
than strict aud Impartial examination, and lney ousnt
not to be-
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION SHOULD BE MADE
From me Pr h,rdh Gegetie (Rrp)
Every opportunity should be given fc1 the most
thorough and searching Investigation INTO these aud oiIcr
charges brought AGAINST his important department OF
the public sencc We believe such al opportunity Will
be Afforded ana Prof Ma sh aud others claiming 10 know
of fraudulent transactions Wal o. given hearing 1Ae
Government will, doubtless, take prompt and efficient
action IL shall he made to appear that pccuid
ton or other Itscliy We p. has been going on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

Prot. Marsh has struck The heaviest blow
yet ~ 20 Indian nug, In letter 10 the President last
publish ID In selecting the vohicle OF this cOuhuni
cation newspaper which the Presiiont Justly regards rs
pursuing unfair policy toward himself the Pro-
has not, however taken course calculated 10
pato the III, sidcnt. The accounts Of the nposltinns
practice alike the Government and the Indians by
The are adapted ~ feelings ~ tdg-
nation and the reader IL forced 10 believe that Deano
and SDi by whose relssnes such Outrago possl-
Bile can have htnnss for their places The circuui-
stances Ina. led prof Ma sh 10 undertake his pres
crusade against Indian abuses. acgui him In peculiar
how Rel Cloud hin when at the head OF tho geol0g-
ic Aped Jon last SUMMER and refused ~ allow LIm "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
No. clARnEs EROAD NND EOLD.

Prof Marsh makes very broad, bold charges
az i-i .ci,uy DcabO n Las the reputation OF being
wisc. cFtiJls tn, gnl lc seems 80 be convinced tJt
his charg nre tfe IL 10 wc known that Indian
bait j. q !ta result 81 the opinion entertained
bJ most to the privileges Office thai they rOu
hr hn tin th first pTiucinc Of public official = Ia
make MONEY. We scarc,J tlin Il VIII be- possible 80
bones, Indian agcit--thc lnlias are itnpt@nt aud
the agents wise ani Willy, L,ioiiCle; aJ surely
Secretary Dcldno ought to demand an investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

After showing that in all these the ord diss liable,
Frof Goodwin declared that LIE could find juice" ia
the word. aud concluded by the thought that ii would lie
Injury TO about among the letters Of words, and
combine them at WILL the abcyequOted writers did,
without fear OF being snapped up by sehooIboy fresh
nom speiugmotch.
Some forms OF Greek Conditional Sentences the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
NO FURTHER EVASION POSSIBLE.
L-.--- .--.. IL. L.. ~ 1 1 IlL-l

Prof. Marsh speaks 50 very plainly III ms let
r To Pres dent or upon thcFu.1 q, o. iddi ~ Ihidn
spe that u Is impossible Ia avoid ' cuhHictl"h it
lie las rnpi. proofs Of hts cha. S,- N"tbihS ie's man
absolute ocijany If drpUnsjri,iun coGi" hd"cc man
a. such -rlcy scientific iotiOiS OF Thought t. PVT FORM
So remarkable propositions. II i cy'irhi tiat Stctt lhl
4. ruo j. .thOut tolea.n puiae clearly Mo - +i' ''.
j. mi ,i.t arr nis i,cOycfics Oui> lie of PtlccHJyoty
I,nf T. nov ~ further cNcus" ior G3inrt cr evasion
an tir t,rt oI the President. Sncl a"cu- iUh' dSh,
n e rtlj,, wnnn he has apIO,Ii. At ant cCnu 1t ih
Office and to whom he h Iricfrud al VINO nave CONC
win cong! t- must force the L~'cd'c AT hHs'h 10
tIi. IN. 81 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

TT10 Iff IIiI JuTU IUst INtVD
Prof. Marsh il too honest II man to make the
CHARGE which he has brought against the Indian
agenent without having good reason for believing them
Yet a In possible tat e been nlad ia his ia t. and
that tho gallon Which he urges will show far les
corruption iban what be believes TO exist at the Roe
Cloud ami other Indian Agencies. Tho facts w lho Ease
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-16
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
MTicE no. 1850.
U. y. survey Ne. III.

TT y, LAND 0FYIcR, CARSON CITY.
". Nevada, Anau.t a6ih, is1s.-Noiiee 4,
hereby given that John happ snd MARX
strousc. whosc poet once address IL Virginia
clty. Storey county. Nevada, have this day
eleven hundred d. .icoj linear ieei Of The New
Brnnpwiek + lode. and known a. the Nsrth Oc.
cidental Mining claim. hearing gold. silver and
other precious mttAlF. with surface ground
three hundred feet In width, ,ituaie. lying and
being In the Silver star Mining District,
Storey comfy aud Siaic OF Nevada, and known
and designated by the neld noicr and ofitlai
plat on die In this ONCE ~ lot number lia In
section thity-thrre lss). Town'hip number
seventeen III North. In range number TWEEN
tone tsi) Esst. Mount Dis6lo base and meri.
dian.
The exterior boundaries cf raid 10, being I"
Beginning at poet No. !, Situated about 200
feet southwcsteily from shaft No. 2 of the 81
'tro Tunnel COMPANY. and whence bear The
North Occidental company's incline. North N
degSses east. di,iant about 40 feet; asgs,an ii
the quarter section on the pouih line OF section
-. Township u north. ltanRe q east. Mount
Diablo meridian, Bouth s7k degrees east. Oil
feet, and running nom said Jott NO. j. nrst
courre, South ~ degrees apd ~ minutes west.
North degrees east, l,ioo Feet 20 port NO, y
thence, thlrd courre, North " deerees and u
minutes east, los feet 10 post No. 4; thence,
fourth course. South % degrees cast, IN ieet
along the southern boundary ofthe sutro Tun-
mel grant to post No. 0; thence, nfth eourre.
South degrees wert, v9o feet 10 poet No. q;
thence, sixth course. South 81 degrees and IL
minutes west, $50 feet 10 post No. ], the place
Of beginning. containing Z l6.ioo acres. bear.
ings exrrespcd from the true meridian mag.
netic variation. 16k degrees east.
This claim 10 bounded on the north ~ the
Suiro Tunnel grant, and on the south by the
Occidental Company's U. h. survey Nos. u
and 90. Labor and improvements consist OF
an incline shan exceeding ESQ In va,ue; sur
vey made 10 accord In the main with the rec.
crd OF location. excepting the course Of the end
lines. which were made TO accord with the al.
Joining Y. n. survey Nos. u ands9.
The location OF this claim 10 duly recorded In
the County Recorders once Of Storey county.
Nevada. kept At Virginia City. In book u
pages 203 and 20t Of Prescriptions and L0ca
tom, said storey County Records.
Any and all pcrronr claiming adversely any
portion OF said North Occidental Mining
claim, or ground. a. hereinbefors described,
are required TO file Their adverse claim with
the Register Of the United States Land once
at Csrson ciiy. In the State Of Nevada. during
the sixty days period OF publication hereof. or
they win be barred by virtue OF the provisions
ofthe Statute.
aus7Ssd A. Waltz, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-16
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE. NO. 2SS.
U, p. survey Nc. 15o.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE,
u carson City. Nevada, September ~. 1873.
Legal notice 10 hereby given that the west
BeIcher Gold and Silver Mining Company. .
corporation duly established under the laws of
California, whoee posfofhee address ran
francisco, Califomia, has ihis day nled iis ,p.
West Beicher milne, on The Gold IIill West
ledge or vein, bearing gold and silver. With
surface ground 500 feet IN width, situate, lying
and being In Gold lllli Mining District, county
OF storey and State Of Nevada. and know and
on 6ie in this offiee as Lot No. l,D. In Town.
chip II north. Range u east, Mount Dianlo
motidiap. the exterior boundaries OF said Lot
No. i30 being ~ follows, to wit: beginning
At Post No. I, located on northeastefiy slope,
south Of Crown Point Ravine and about 70 feet
The nsgptaT on the Imperial hoirting works
north I3 degrees 0 minutes cast. the flagstaff
on Mount Bniirr north t0k degrees wet, the
nacrtaf ON Fort Homestead north % degrees
Is minutes cast. Rock Monument north 81 de.
vrecs 50 minutcs cast. and running from said
Post No. 1, nrpt courre. routh 63k degrees
east 800 feet TO Poet No. q: thence, second
eourre. south ask degrees west 1850 feet TO
Post No. g; thence, third eourse, north 63A
degrees west so feet 10 Poet No. q; tacncc,
fourth course, north 2ek degrees east i.ito feet
S 1g S; MO sS :erss ss pGYs YoS Pei So .sc
southcast corner Of section 81, Township II
north, Hsnge q east. Mount Diablo meridian,
south f6 degrees 81 minutes east, distant i.s13
feet. Bearings expressed ffom the true me.
ridIan. The labor and improvement consist
OF an incline ihAft and tunnel, exceeding 800
in improvements. Magnetic variation, l6k
degrees east.
the location OF this mine 10 duly recorded In
the Recorders ofIiee at Virginia City, In book
d. page sss. And any and all persons claiming
adverpely any portion Of said West Delchcr
mine or said mining ground a. hereinbefore
described, arc requircd 70 ele ,heir ad,sise ss,se
Land ONCE at carron City. In the State Of
Nevada, during the sixty days period OF pub
licatlon hereof, or they will be barred by virtue
OF the provisions Of the statute.
A. Waltz, Register.
J. n. TRKADwELL, Attorney,
seal SD Ban franeisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-16
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2s5.
U. 3. survey Nc los.

TT =. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, August ~, lsis.-Notice 10
hereby given n at James Lowrey, james
O'Donnell and Edward Kills, whose pottoff;ce
address 10 Uold hill. storey. county. Nevad..
have ih, day ssd issif aPPlf,n,S1 ,ns.1 @ %, ps
Lee lode OF vein. bearing gold and silver. with
surface ground. rlx hundred lCoO feet In width.
situate, lying and being In Silver star Mining
District, Storey county. Nevada, and known
and designated By the Geld notes and ofiiclai
plat ON de In thl; once As lot No. ios. In town.
east. Mount Disblo meridian.
The exterior boundaries Of raid lot No. 7si
being ~ follows, to'wit: Beginning a. poet
marked No. ], U. y. survey No. iCs, said post
being situated on the south boundary Of the
Prospect Company. U =; survey NO, ,,S 10 ,sH snd
degrees west, 800 feet TO poet No. 2, U. =. sur.
vey No, lOs. whence bears the has.stan on
Mount Davidson north <7k degrees wet. the
Toll lltuse ponth 3tk degrees east; thence
running, second eour,e. ,outh : degrees and 70
yry No. los. whence bears the smokestack Of
Occidental Mil pouth 90 degrees east. Mount
Davidson nag-stan north 8ik degrees wetf;
thence unnIng. third course. pcuih Gsx do
grscs east, 600 feet 10 poet No. Z. U; \. survey
and IS minutes wet, 100 iest 10 post No. 8,
U, \. survey No. l0s, said poet being Identical
with poet No. 5 Of the Prospect Company, u.
\. survey Nos. lo0,and lat. and whence besrr
the quarter section corner on norih line o. sec.
tion Z. township 10 north. range n cast, Mount
Diablo meridian. north ca degrees and min
uter cast, distant i.Gsi feet; thence, nnh
courte. north 6sk degrees wet. 100 feet TO post
No. !. the point Of beginning. containing
~ si.i00 AcrcS.
Bearings expressed from the true meridian
magnetic variation. 10 degrees and thirty min
utef cast. The labor and improvements con-
sist OF two open cuts asxi0 feet each. and cxca-
walton for hosting workr loox5O feet. exceeding
ave hundred dollav In value. Survey made to
conform 70 the record Of location.
This claim 10 bounded on the north by the
Prospect Gold and silver Mining Companyf
claim or U. y. survey No. 100 and lat. and on
the east, routh and west by no known cisim.
ants.
The location Of this claim 10 duly recorded
In tho County RecG rder'r once of storey coun.
", Nevada, Kept In Virginia City, In Book u
OF prc.emptions and iocations, page $50 OF
storey County Records. I'D
Any aud all perrons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Lowcry claim 90 ground a.
hereinbefore described are required TO nle
their adverse claim with the liegisier OF the
United states Land ofaee at Car,on City, Ne
yAds. during the sixty (G0) days OF publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions OF the Statute.
su3i 6sd ADOLPlIUs wATTZ, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-16
APPLICATIONS FOR PlrEHf.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE. no. aao.
- -
u =. sarvey Ne. IIo.

TT n LAMP UFPIcR, CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada, ferttm,xr 20. ISIS. Notice IL
hereby liv u that the ALA B.lwr hirlns ron'.
p.ny. q c.% porsiIn rxisiing u.d,r md lly VIZ.
toe of u l,ws uf he stats of f'siif ~ 10. Nh -
pcttcfnee sfdr.e and Is,nripel r,ses q .a,i,
,a.if riiis. has this day. W q. Rfby. the sup~r.
inicid. Mt and Az mt teftof. ma'c aiplirsibn
fs q tinted ftsiss psieit 10 t~elvc bundir'l
li2fOl linear feet of . cvrafn >etn or lsie oi
lasrtx. or otter rock 10 pisec. nanns gold and
silver, AMI kho.n end called th" Aicxsbdrr
ompai y's Qusr lode AID Clam. situate. ly-
IN. and hcirg IN the Gold NIL Mining District.
STOREY county, kevads. together with two hun.
hum red t2UiI feot IN width of surfscs grolnd
. the ronvsni.n nj wcrbing thsr -of. aud known
plat on hle IN thiA once - q. .. survey or lct
so. ITO. In section No. 9, township No. 10 north.
IN range No. ~ tast, Mount DAblo meridian.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No. Ito. b.
Ing - follows, TO witt
y GIN Ing Il pos, DO. !. southwest corner;
whrnc, the Y sction corner on sorih lie Of
section 8. township 10 torth. rangs q east.
Mount Diablo me idian. bears nth n degres
vet SEQ ieet. End running theLes; Flint courns.
north ~ degrees tAst t0 feat 70 post no. ..
,Lenes: seeona eerr.s. north ~ dsMese % xs.s
90 degrees west $40 feet TO po,t No. 4, thence.
fourth courre, touth ~ degrees west Is feet 20
post No. 0; thence. nfth course. south 10 degrees
east liG feet 10 post No. @; thence. sxth course.
south 10 degrees west los feet 10 post No. !;
thence, seventh coure, s.uih tG degrees east
GA fest 10 post No. 1.-the point Of beginning.
containing . g5 iOO acres.
From mst No. d, which IL at the southealt
corLer OF Y. . survey No. 65. township ic north.
range 81 east. the location cut Of this claim
ee.,s north q as.ss ss S 10 St~ M
an old shaft In which the lode IL cut bears
month 81 degrees wet coo f,et.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-16
SUM MONS.

ISTIIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIRST
Judicial pistrict of the State of Nevsda. In
and for ttorey County.
D. u. csrrich. Plaintiff. W. James Pollard,
Y efendant.
Action brougi In the District Court Of the
First Judicial District of the state u Nevada,
In and for the County of Storey, and the com.
plant iitd IN psid County. In the once Of the
chrk Of said District Court. on the 9Th day OF
ociober. A. u. 1873.
Pollard, Ds fondsnt lyon srs hereby requinsi
10 apIcsr In an action brought sgainst you BY
the abovs named piantin. I'm the district Court
Of tho first Judicial Distrct Of the State Of Ne.
ysda. in and far the County of storey. snd ans.
ver the complaint nled thersin, vIshin .sn oays
On you OF this summons. n ssrved In said coun.
", and In sii other cases forty DAYS. of ludg.
msnt By default will 10 tahcn tgainst you.
sccor,ling 20 the prayer nj said complaint.
sesirst you for SiTs.35 10 q. y. gold coin. and
coats of suit. that plaintiff may " dtcred W
have valid aud subsisting lien therefor upon
that esrtsiu rtion unsurvryed ground lying
and situate ktwoen the Caledonia old hoisting
work. and Knieterbocker hoisting vofhn. ADD
the rad leading from the Caledonia old wctkn
20 the cals,lonla new votts, but near the latter
Ios,i, In the Town of Gold Hiii. Storey county.
stats of Nevada. Known a. the propsrty % James
pOllAd. fOgtthtr VIII tho ttnffutnts. utttuith-
mcnu and sppuftenanees theseunio bsiopgipg
that N saiisiy ssii lien the property may bc
sold by the shesif Of Storey County. aud tho
pro. ceds applied IN sccordsuce with the pro-
visions OF tbs Act o. The egislsture Of ths btats
Of Neysds, entitled "An Act 20 secure liens 10
mashsnics and others and 10 rereai all other
Arts In rvlstion thereto" approved March ..
1914; thai plsintin may have Other or further
rli Z, or 10th. ~ may be Just and egui.
table. ior cause Of action, Plaintiff avers that
sid ,nm ID due sni owing 10 him from you for
building materials furnished you by him. st
your ppecisi instsncc ard vqaest, and used on
ssid pfsmisss. and that In aeoosdanee with tho
provisions Of The above entitled Act, he hle his
notice Of Intention 10 hold lien on ssid prtm.
Tres. In the once Of the County Rec. ri of
siory oouIty. Nevada. All which viii fully
sppesr by said complaint, 10 which you arr re-
iefTsxl for particulars. And you ara hereby no.
tinrt, ,hst 10 ycu fall u answcr the complaint.
the said plaintiff vii apply 10 the Court Tor tho
rsief thsrin demanded. L
0lvoa under my hand and the Real
Of the District Court OF the Ylrsi
-, Judicial District Of thu stata Of
sEAL Nevada. In snd for thu County Of
- Btorvy. this 9Th day Of October
IN the rear of our Lori one thou
sand. eight hundred and seventy
nyo.
W. q. THOMPSON. Clerk.
u. II. fArLon, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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