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, 1875-03-10

THE ApEIPHl.
a very large audionco titoI the Ada1phi last
evening, tile Bcats iu tho upper galleries botug
nearly all occupied, whio Oh tho main floor tl,oro
wero not many wanting tonants. Tho bill was
changed from tho previous evening. Monday
night tho performance commenced Will. "The
Poor OF Now York y and ended wltii tho o!lo. 1t
waH apparent, however, tlat to retain tho audi
enco in the house. something OF growing iutor-
est MAS noceasary. The acts were thoroforo
transposel, tue oito coming frat and tho drama
following 1t. Tho etlortaof tho management to
put the Iatter on the stage with all tho effect
possible secnn to have exhausted their strength,
for tic oliD is not a. strong I'd 1t luigllt
bo. Excepting tho LentonH who have
becn ltera ono woek already. and
ths absurd sketches and Lurlasaues by tlls Hey
no's ,,qi. noshY'S ts last Of te programme IL q
very fair. cotatcriuE tho ability OF tho eunl-
rany, anu afr, piorcy In tho rolo OF J}alpr was.
IL sums inatances, roslly oxcclIout. tho eroYl-
my moit Or y tS t pSes however, III II tle rep.
have Leun 81 Broat palms to Giyo their ald'cnc6
roaIisn Indeed. lilo burning lousa IL very
cloYer1y Shown, and no less tlan thloe o.giues
arc brought upon tho Stage. ono light clomical
unAino, ono ot ftlls-sizo ani-suprcnlo ncheyo-
t''ont-a steamer drawn by two pra''cins s!cods.
borrowed from tho Ffro Department Ihe btaso
H. Iargo enough TO admit u very c1cctiy0 dis.
Vlay OF tl!a kind, AID 1t requires nu gsea.
stretch OF tho imagination to faney tho lFe All
actual occurrence. IA tho engines. Ut least tho
clom!cai apparatus. are loaded a,ll ready for
1'so' III case q emergency, this very exclusive
playing with fro ia not Al dangerous ~ IL might
be There is ono feature Of tho performance
which should be mentioned. Tho uanurr IN
which Tue newaboya in tho "tlapczo gallery"
aro allowed to rule the cou1uct Of the piece WAS
shown III the reception given 10 tho quartut,
who WoEc grcotod wth tia slaug at tue atrcet,
and were thrown on their ba1Hco by tho con-
duct Of tho 9Anins. II II IL question Of profit
hoA1 and several hundred Be,tsiblo people who
sppLss'ste faf v0calsn would suppose tAe
, 1875-03-10

6p*eld9 Ul&paaeA % Tia CAIeaQo Tflbuna,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March O-At tho session OF
tue Norih"eatern Branch OF the Methodist Wom-
ens FosolRn Missionary AHsocation 3ira. Doy-
eridge, Of Illinois, was elected prcs,deut for tho
ensuing yoart M1s. Willing, OF Illinois. Corra-
spondlng Secretary Mrs. Latlrop, Of Michigan,
Recording Secretary Mrs. Dansford. gocscssry
and Airs. Queal. Treasurer. State 3ccretarlos,
hfs steoto, OF Wisconsin, and Mrs.. 1lansor, AS
sistant Mrs. Hit, OF Illinois, and Mrs Jaques.
Aas!stant Miss Kuliseu, OF Michigan. and tlra
YORK, Assistant; Miss Batnpio. Of Indiana, With
Sentton. Tho various committees md lcss i'm,
portaut ottices wcEa filled iu tha Aftetnoou, aud.
aftor complimentary aud other yotos Ut no p0b.
!lo interest, tho Convention adjourned to meet
in Detroit ue1t year.
, 1875-03-10
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" tHe tuQF!s A11 tho tdfllH
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o. sso ,, hs I'D Ma..t nd that W ba'.nes q hs
holder Fspfe.eas !oa o. ,on hSIsss. psI IL ea.S
6. ~ IT. .psa So II Il
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Hned 10 shDuld IN csah ta!d sun VI &xM. OH and
r. e. S;a s.s ~ &
= s Ss. sis
NsE: X ,ltus aod ii Ru,a.nss ot the .sd deesee
Causts will sull At public auction 10 ths hlShsst hdsr
y Tho $Astora fnnt dor Of h< Court 1us9 VI H. Louis
Couay Ia tho CITY u ~. lu!l Ia tbs BtAs Of Mls4ou
nn "Wednesday. !ho tunstneuth day o$ Aprl1 A. II,
t boMssn tito houa al son O'Clock IN thn oEsnoon and
ii',5s s!s Il The 5,.o.A ft.achl.e, .ad Prep,
tjppl vsley Western itai1say TanpsnJ 1e.eort the
dt,ion srssl,o1 ia y. sl9Te tse!fed dyetee 1na
crn Hallway cuupAny's Ttad. bed aid ties connected
III ta 1t!d tos aud tho Missouri River. ~ ssns
s!out rolling sioux, aud tho purchaser tLofoo viii IL
required tu 0 In csall With md (hs baanco
of ~ BID apea tho coutmAa e snsh sals b ths IA!l
Matter In Chaneay at tho Unod Slater Clscut Court
fur Tho Es4tstu lstEbc4 Of M{asgYfi,
IT. LOUIS. Aln, March /. la15.
, 1875-03-10

Milwaukee. Madison, Nour,a 4
ff7lfie d1 t.hieu, I-,cAl.
Mllwa1'kee, IL Eraase, WIn0u1.
n. Paul 4 Minneapolis, thrrnslI
:&pret4: atsg, VIA milwaukee,,
for 1tII'un, tftrlin, uthknal,,
MGnas sha 4 f;rnsu fiay...,,,,,,,
Milwaukee. Matlta1n, fEal11o dI
EhIsn; aIstt, Mrna.l4a, Ureeu
bay l. Stevens. putnt. ...,,.,.,,
Milwaukee 4 Ii CrUsso fAsl'uxtt
, 1875-03-10


4sptela! Disna tth 10 Iha CHICAGO Tribune.
B1oux CRY, 1a., March 0.-Ihe Black Hills ex-
rftemcnt has nlado 10 much stir th!a way tAat
rertain speculative individuals hayo conceived
notion Of making rnhc out Of It. The public
should bo cautioned against private oirculars pur
porting to be Issued bypattes, here, ploposinE to
supply all needed Information OH the Black Hills
for q fce Of 70, etc. People IN thts city inter
estct In; opening tho Black Hills have no tlspo-
sion 10 bo bold responnib!o for any. smlndle.
and desire that the public generally should bo
IN ,gnarsl againat fFa,lda. Le.tors addressed TO
@ John Gordon: who will tako cut tLe trst exrodl-
Ind black IliilA transportation Company, will DO
anawercd without other fee than q rontage-
ltamr. Various confidence games ato likely to
he sprung, and tho public should te warned
RgalnAt thu WhQ1n brood
, 1875-03-10

1lonae, and has long been buying up the l,onds
md mortgages Of tile Academy Of Music, wh!ci,
Ia tho properly natnc,l In tho trust decd.
Tho Northwestern branch Of tho s1.thot,lat
alss!onary Association met sgaiu today, an,i
transacted only formal husfnesa of no public in
.e1ust. The Tfoasureor'n report shows s'.2Io
1lecolsel during Ito ynar, el0,v53
expondod, et2,68D, halnpco on 'l.a.,d, ~ 5U3.
One Of tie Rreateat tomporanca inaaH-meet-
ings over l.oll hero cnno on tonight, Mrs. La-
throp and Miss ITuIiaou l,etug tllo Speakers
Thoy rAsse.t qnito strong feclrK.
, 1875-03-10


To Kall officer JOHN E1oliseltolt,cr.
The boldebt atte1npt at assassination in broad
daylight, and upon public street, that TIE
Cllicago, occurred on Monday last About tho
hour Of o'clock In tho evening, poltcc-0 0ltlcor
John Householder, whoso boat lies betwcon
Twelfth and Sixteenth htreetH mud Canal atrcot
and tho rIvcr, waa proceeding to luis homo At
tie satno time several laborcxs md mechanics
vo,a a,.o co,n, ,,oro ,vhcn o,r,vo1 =, a ,,o,,,t
on ha1sFe!l atfcett bet"eon Stewart avenue md
canal street, tho o1lcor 'sas arrested On bis why
by warning voices Shouting
.Sow, 1ooK our FOR YounsE1r."
whec,;nc nropu1 In rvas co,,frnntoI h. ~,t-
".osas A'oa ~ "as :oaitontou y Fa1"
l'a1 holdli'B fhtol dlroctea as Ills hcad An iIl-
atant afterwnTd two shots woro fired. For-
tunato!y neither took offocs tho oaicot's tlodg-
.,a;,s,a1a.n s ,n,a .aaa, 30 sat ~. % , .oua
1eoa assa vl,ea tho officer, producing his roap-
Oh, fired four shots in rapid succession ut tue
took oloct, tho rascal making hls eac.no u, n
So .s,., s,. 4''a sae"p' ;"
oso"a.s a,on"s' "Ao.o ~ oousa' tu'"8e I'M ontE
eang oi ocspefaaoes "l'otn tho ollcer fels Jus.
cntnr tho party, ho felt certain l,o youl be rfd.
dIod with bulots in 1oaa timo TIM, IL taraa n tnm
lin a,nrv y '"@e' ~ 'o''
-A@ ASH'|s
III Ills assailant Officer john Householder,
whom tho reporter interviewed last cyculue.
1ccornizcs ono
DAy1yY, cnAxr
n ,b,oy anil outt,roat of sr'' .,,, .,.,
M .A'o' e ".'.D'o~s ~ ~ w. "u*at'cou oe4ool.
1ho paftloa WHO saVea Ills ltfo by thoir timely
cries Of cautiou woro John Lordon and Thon,us
Nolan, who wcro proceeding l,ouovar1e In a
wagon at the tlno Of t,.o attempt to arn,ns,na." !"
tho ollccr. lfouaoholinr rns MI III a,,r.,rsanS
ut tho oyunt. Lnowi,,r. m In ,1nnS ti". "raua
mnin oncn tTcata ~ tatn liz .ias W. 1tano a
attcs lin. " '@A' '''s '''o' IN ~ "a9
Tnst Tridov. IL ornoor, thr,o onn,o
amt mi 1,y gorrt f!fGonnn,, - "uso
tica Win sfoio tonr Lnns - ~ tuo eaI
Wavnc 1innd Thc1o aeo.a ..sa ifI .au Hoss
KinIe" and srac1I"v W. ,,r"au.n
cred. ria t,iovca ,ysro oisotro ~ % "mS
nsar rweift a3o,,t or1no, Iout ~ 'ssaa
,,noy i1nnaoioi,ia, e,I '"ns t1anI 81 WI WI
snn Kini"v Io,". fsnso .eo.sa 9us; s; sanoS WI
Uanrv Tnn;st Cr,na so,a .nu nAthey. t vonh
aud tho nornctratnr ~ ti,o " .u.an''' vauH:
attemnt: an ifM,sco1Sn..a '19 m5o asssnsaiY
Thu caHo cann un E"for 1,at;,o u esusnI,Ga' uaI,fsl
fmt wna c"ntrrat3 1u'o H., i,i,..tI'saJ Geuig,
OF a1 klg u,tit tn.,aa~ nmn,+,nn ~ a., uohus
Danlc RI" n1,,ua!, 1matf ,,,'Isn sne caRIuto g!
1,nyo ham nftor t,- Ia. ai.',o ro.st: pnaell
lin nnt.i Mn,a n..,; s'asS pas tt aauca W SEQ
tint ho ia H. "nos's1 ia', "II H. atAu coHasa
Hort s' IL, n n''te A!oHaeao,aor ana
WA lin 1paoo1or ~ H. etao, 1a y u unaetstooa
1,rin,r1nn IT,, a1-eeg ~ ~ hamB' nask AIca
.t 4.nHnatan WY eaP1ess wagon 10 transport thb
, 1875-03-10
Rich Mun In 1scrlln--11oxv lie Got
lkttlls

hrrln GbyTtspondthce Cincinnati Gazette,
Tho reception Of Mt. Bancroft DayiH was c1o-
Eant aud esedltablo to tho American Minister,
II be trua as hear, that Mr. Davis 10 wealthy,
y u comfort to feel that 10 call sustain Tho
dntiea in respectable way that arc iucun,bout
on him fr hla position fot, to tho sllats OF our
great natsou bo It sall tho galREy OF our blinia-
tefs u bn. = pittanco compared With whhs they
h!a 1orccd to expen.l in order to maintain tho
alenlty OF their position.
haso no desiro to see our representatives
sulsoNndcd Ivy tho mocAery aud tillsel Of = court,
out 10 feel just pride iu aeelug them able TO
enn!eila1n n1n tue Titled guoats With whom they arc
uio"soa to minRlo. with at least elegant sImpl!c-
sMf: Mr. OasiH' houHe. carriage, and servants.
~ ~! tae1r appointments, arc credit to LIS good
'aste Ana III honor to tho nation.
now IH1a 4oaoH 10 TIE NATION GOT 30 ntcu,
n seaate nocument No. 1853, published by rc4olu-
s'on OF 10th 1fonst4 Of fhe lsasaehusets LrufsIa.
tHa ~ h!a<ta. l619 cnt1tstpua Ayidruca YpanoctiuQ
sa7 Hoston Hartford 4 EFte h3tfoad Cumpat,y.
n; ,menfhEA q fIs&i4ent John s, EtiFi15t.
oon n.-!ho Enc tai!road agreed 10 taka a3 bfN1.-
~ ~ the honda Of tho Noason, Uursfora 4 Frio
nsros' nsrosa' g sad AZ g'go the uoHtou Hartford Erie
~ ses TINT LII. ]. O, D. Davis or. eco mn
"na' sg1slce waa hc to rauaer7 '""'sSS'
A.-Ile Waa to draw the contrnnt. ,a
= Carrying them through, "ao a'o us III
! na.!sead2 o''''a o1 tho Erso
Allie was ons Of the pirootosu It lin. linn
, 1875-03-10

CLEVELAND, O.. March 0.--TLo funeral Of tha
Ete Worry lley, James Conla1. Honorary Vicar
General oi tic Cat holio Diocese OF Cleveland
Tho services weso long and very Impressive
t91cn prlostB from tls and otIlcr DoceeeB taking
rart. An eloquent tIlputo to tho memory Of
deceaacd was laliyerad by the Itoy. j. ", Gb-
bons. hoarsy Ill tho Catholic Bocictios Of tho
elty, followed by 4 lony train Of carriagoa and 4
grcat crowd OF pcoplo Oh foot, followed tho re-
inains n the grave.
, 1875-03-10
MIkMAukEE lIEmS.

Spseto* OWpateh II Iht Chlea1o 1ffbHH<.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, u arch 8.-PFocesdings COM
mc'lced III the Circuit Court to-day to compel tho
removal of Ferninal1ti kuehu, Trustee uutlor a
trust-acea to tho repayment et 10, 900 bopas ia-
sued by the Milwaukee Musical Society. OH
which default has lecu made III the payment OF
Interest and for Lis rafasal 10 take proceedings
to enfoToo payment Or foreclosure. Jacob Muune-
maches, tho petitioner IL tho oWrer Of sle Opera
, 1875-03-10

s1,eat.ae; nnsr,de. Iowa .nd snne.ots snri,ns:
.toStfssassi g. sssasi .ssT: % vh!ts d. s31sis nis quit
snd steay. eoa'o. iarley nrrne1 mSast.ss 1asn DC,
IN Moderate .tenaaa snil unchanged; roes,rts 1900
In. uaia 1nies and unelangcd receipts, 600 bu
as1s.S,xsosis. ass:1"e.eses: aa,e..na ,sxs,sxe
IN uoIJ, Bs1r quiet and nominal fax to good r.
snss sSs 5a%s. sf st fsst' Sss s. asf .ss
ani htnsrl gooi 70 strictly pritnos e29eac' 7ssc'
aIr.e. aIr.ee.rnoIsuM-Yifmsr and nactso; erudc 7A7Nc;
s!s.i.tp n5,,svst9,y: s1,s?;s H.
-rnov,sioHs-rorE flrner. ,ncta, sl9.
en.ase, msesssa aoSe out e.t. n itdcs seay we.i.
IN long clear loHc short clear 1lc Lard nr'n'f;
Pi1aur in1anuPrrsnm,ftarj; Fiji Western, 1s@2so.
cIovxa @ saEp-Tismcr and moro active: wss'ernt
'wis,sxr-Arttyo and 'rmsr sl,lt@t1a.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. O., March o.-FIoun-Qa'es ana nf'
0si1s-whest anet sna ws.k Fr5. g.: noiS1,o; 1ss 10;
Barley duh and unchanged.
Ntlh-unchapged. ..o,.,
E0os-Dull. and a thaio lower, ~ Ae'
f!nrrsr-steady. md In moderate demand.
faos.os.fosE s.esy anS u 'snodssie Ss,si
Ut siu,o0 LUX meats fair aud hrtn: shoulders. 70
u,s9n %'',!.4nHst f.,E - e. sa Il Ill., ~ IT,
1a59 II! low Eratics; sairs of canmen Il aoc~7
and falr to medium. at t7.5S7o ali soil; shipments,
80.
ona,s~Whs.s itm ! No. j IMslwaasse. vlEe; No. =,
SIas @E' ssHs a ill.,. ns s .es ssi
usw, 6lHe. 1sys nrn, good demand; No in aose,
@ ls i.f'sy as. neglected. nominal; No. st''s; No.
ss s., s.s noe aas st's9 ssS 81,
,ho'acf. stsong It e'&s a!dd5e. eE@54c g., 81 ).
e teosIiss - % sa.t1sls ae,ansi sotoeo9o Dressed
qulct and nominal at s7.75~a;0o.
nEorrrrs-Flour. LOU bril-; oats, 4coibu: wheat.
sHsrMEx1s-rlour. 5000 brls: oats. 400 bu; wheat,
iG.U09 bn.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-rErnotEcN-Easy 1t
tlsc; ,reancd, 1oh9lo'.e crude, In brs, TIC
'szrp,~cio.er u unsettled; Western, 1ox@ilHc;
In,oshy sud uax unchanged.
pla fa'nll,. ssojss5s; indian. sud Ohio do. $5a5@
I'm; high HEa1cs, td.2sts7 ~.
l2b for amber. Rye 65c. Corn tis,nns: ye!uw, hlT
ts1c; mixed Western, a1c. Oats, 6sse9e for white;
% Tsos1s1oss-sic.a s pork, s1osq@2ooo. BEEF hams,
I5a9lc packed, ll4o: sslsel ehnultera. 1!.a7!$c.
At for ,ss. %.stesn I'm dF.,s hond ,,
l7c; 10 rol't, arsts, e5g.s7c.
GttEfAx--ttnclanged,
Eaos-Decllubg; Western, 52@a3c.
BALr1MonE, March 9.--FLoyn-Frm; good de-
] sfss1n fssa; ;ass;ssj .5s s'S0; do srEa 'a
r n,e I'D nnsh.nRad af GoEa
ssak ri tSs 1s @ an5 oA'
IRoy1s1oss-posk dull uni lioady al sl0.0oa10.60,
alk meats firm shoulders, 5e7'is; e!ear rib, 19;s
, 1875-03-10

HA1uikl1AH, Epb. T. lsf6.
Notice + hssseI 9!7ep q ~ Rsrson. VIII ni{ h..u
cage, Ill.,. that tito must b pthssnltI Ia A. H.
Hut!sy. hecssps. viii. the legal pFoot thotoof ~Ilun
thIs0 mouths lrM thl4 dats, OF fh:f will hx 1l.aw.
JOHN JAY kNU4.
Co1uut1vllsg g1 Cusspnoy.
, 1875-03-10

u ts hurpristnR how tho bell.punch systom /,
sprealiug. It III taid tAst in phiisuai9,Ss .on -
eaa. e.a! o. !he churches aro abous compelling tho
around With them while tasiug un tAe coltsc,3onss
CATION dsops nickel. '~Ss'7'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-05
SUMMONS.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW
l. enth Judicial District, of the State of Me-
vada in and for the County of Lincoln
Esther Abrahamson, plaintiff, vs. Julius Abra-
hanson, defendant
Action brought in the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada,
IN and for the County OF Lincoln, and the COM
plant filed in said County of Lincoln, in the
office Of the Clerk of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to julius
Abrahamson, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an nc
tlon brought against you, by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court of the seventh Ju-
dicial District, of the State of Nevada, in and
Tor the County of Lincoln, and answer the COM
plaint filed therein. within ten days exclusive
of the day of service) after the service on you
of this summons, if served in said county; or,
II served out of said County but within said
District, within twenty days, and in all other
cases forty days; OF Judgment by default will
be taken against you. according to the prayer Of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
OF this Court dissolving the bonds Of matrimo-
ny existing between you, said defendant, and
said plaintiff, on the grounds that at the time of
said marriage she was only of the age of Is
years II months, and that said marriage ceri-
mony was not performed by plaintiffs consent,
but was forced and coerced to permit said cere.
moDy to be performed Since said time she
arrived at the age of l6 years and has not con.
sented to said marriage. All of which s more
particularly set forth in plaintiffs complaint
to which you are referred, aud further that she
be allowed to resume her maiden name OF
Esther Davis
And you are hereby notified, that If you fai
to appear and answer the said complaint al
above required, the said plaintiff will apply t.
the Court for the relief herein demanded, ant
for costs of suit in gold coin.
By order of Court.
lseall Given under my hand and the seal o
the District Court Of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict Of the State of Nevada, in and for thu
County Of Lincoln, this 4th day of June, In tn
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundre,
and seventy-fye.
P. B. MILLER, Clerk
By j. M. HANFoRD, Deputy Clerh
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N O T I G e.
NOTICE.

A LII BILLS AND ACCOUNTS DUE THE
"A Independent Market, lately run
BY Greenleaf Il DObbins, must be paid
Immediately to J. NJ. Dobbins or Fred. NJ.
Pierce, at the Justice Office, Lscour street, and
all bills due by the said firm must be presented
to the above parties forthwith.
j. M. DOBBINS.
o2l-tf Per FRED. NJ. PIERCE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-05
NOTICE..

fNO E. r. SCHIMMEN, 8. B. FERGUSON,
George McClain Henry Hatch, owners in
the following Mines, Silver Park Mining Dis
trict, Nye County, Nevada: Z. R. Schimmen,
owner in the Hassayampa mine, Miners Dream
mine, Mineral Hill mine and Nevada Queen
mlne ). B. Ferguson and George McClain,
owners In the Hassayampa mine, Mineral Hill
mine and Miners Dream mine; Henry Hatch,
owner in the Hassayamps mine and Miners
Dream mine. You and each of you, are hereby
notihed o that If you do not appear within ninety
tso, Gays from the date hereof and pay your
anu each Of your proportion of the expenses
si suuursea IN developing said mines, the under
sIeheu VIII claim forfeiture, according to
iaW, OF your respective interests in said mines.
silver Park, July 10th, 1875.
Nir'ou F. II. KNIGHT.
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LEGAL.
SheriHs Sale.
UNDER ORDER OF SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Is.
ID SUED out Of the District Court In and
ior Lincoln county, and to me directed and
delivered, for Judgment rendered in said Court
on the l4th day Of October, A. ID. 1875, in favor
Of John Dahl, Vim. O'Brien, Patrick McDon.
ough and Michael 0'Brien, plaintins and inter.
venors, and against the Washington L. Creole
mining Company. for the sum OF $4,000, gold
com, with interest thereon ut the rate of 10 per
cent. per annum from the 2lst day Of May, A.
D. 1876 with the cost herein to be taxed in
like gold coin.
And also for Judgment rendered in said
Court on the l4th day of October, A, ID, 1876,
in favor Of Patrick Lopg, Thomas Diamond
John Dahl and Michael O'Brien and against the
Washington Creole Silver Mining Company,
ipr i tho sum Of $4,000. gold coin, with interest
from Mav \, ais, ,hs rate OF ~ per cent per snnum
| aiter 10 DO taxed in like gold coin,
| = ana also for further decree rendered in said
& court % on " she iAsh day Of October. A. D. 1876 in
| pey, and against said Washington Creois Min.
| ing Company, for the sum Of $sOOOO. uold coin
with interest thereon at tine rate OF i( ner cant
per per, annnm from the a9th day Of May. A. D.
| Judgment taxed at $125.60, and all accrnino
| costs all in gold coin.
| I have levied upon the following mining
property. to wit: The description and particu.
lar boundaries OF the property authorized to be
sold under and by virtue of this decree, 90 fal
| as the same can be ascertained from the com
| plant filed in this action or otherwise, are d
| follows: That said mine and mining claih
| known az and called the Washington & CreoI,
mine, consisting Of 1900 feet Of mining ground
more or less. situate on the north west side Of
Spring Mountain, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
County. Nevada, being that mining property
worked through that certain shaft formerly
known az the Mazeppa shaft and works, now
worked by said defendant. together with all the
tenements and appurtenances to said Washing.
ton Creole mining claim belonging OF in any
ways appertaining.
Notice ia hereby given, that on
Tuesday, the 16th day Of November,
A. d. 1876,
At the hour of IL O'Clock M, at the front doc
OF the Courthouse, in Lincoln County, I vii
sell the above described property at public sut
tion, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said jud(
ments and all costs and accrufng costs all !
gold coin.
Dated Phoebe, Oct. 25th, 1876.
| A. FIFE, Sheriff.
Lincoln County, Nevada.
By G.. BMDsALL, Deputy Sheriff.
| o0Q
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE.

aLnEbi NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN.
~ ueoted to me to call and make IN imna,,
I've settlement Of their indebtedness. otherwiua
IN VII ~ be compelled to place the said scco"nss
VIM nne proper legal hands for collection and
VIII 90 30 In very short time. -'1
os.,r, CHAS. STEIN,
Lower Main street.
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REMOVAL.

nLEASE TAKE NoTICE.--ALL PARTIES
having business transactions with me can
be interviewed at my old residence on Meadow
Valley street opposite Cedar.
seI0.tf MARTHA CAMP.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

TNHIS IS TO NOTIFY EVERY ONE THAT
L 1 have withdrawn all my interest and
connection with the Saloon Of Henry Eilers on
Lacour street. All debts will be paid by him
and all debts due the concern will be collected
by him.
Phoebe, Oct. 1st. 1875.
o2.tf JOS. OPlE.