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, 1875-08-22
LAKE VIEW.

PERSONAL AND PUBLIC.
". C. Goudy and family left last Monday for
Oconomowoc, where they will spend several
weeks.
The Rev. ". G. Young and wife. and the
Misses Waller left the same day for Kentucky.
They will be Ahsent about = month.
The Rev. J. NJ Faris, financial agent OF the
Seminary, went East for the benefit OF his wife's
health. and to viait his former charges in Penn
sylvania aud Ohio.
Prof. Blackburn is spending his vacation at
bome filing the pulpit Of the Lincoln PARK Con-
g1egAtioDal Church,
for repairs, but the Wednesday and Saturday
praver-msesings are held in the lower room,
which answers the purpose admirably.
The fall term OF the Theological Seminary
will open week from Thursday with very fair
prospects. Dr.. Patterson ia expected to deliver
the Introductory lecture Tbs roof Of the chapel
is nov GU, aud the work thus Tar has been done
in most substantial manner. under the con-
stant supervision OF the interchangeable agent, Mr..
Faris.
Tne Young Peoples Club was given party
Friday evening by downtown member, at the
house OF Mr. William Waller, on North Dear
born street. As is usual 4: their meetings, the
young folks got some hearty enjoyment.
The ciudering and graveling OF Sheheld ave-
nue., bet seep' Wrighlwood aud Wellington ave-
nues distance OF half mule, has been COM
pleted. Dlyersey avenue mas been similarly
treated between Sheffield avcnuo and Unlisted
street. Belmont avenue ia now . fine drive for
214 miles. from the lako shore to the Jefferson
line. Here, however, all improvement ends. aud
the graveied road shoots tho traveller of into a
huge mud-bole as his first introduction to Jefre1-
son. The new iron bridge 20 rods further on,
the expense OF building which Was partially de-
fayed by Lake View. can only be approached
over road OF the most primitive construction.
If the jefferson people would improve their por-
ton OF this avenue 1t would give them dno
drive to the city. free from toll, and but little
longar than the route by the E!ston roadi
An additional line Of horse-cars in the Town is
being talked Of. The project is to extend the
present Lincoln avenue line up that avenue to
Sheffield, and up the latter to the Green Bay
road. the entire distance being ~ miles. The
North Chicago City Railway Company are will,
ing to make rhe extension If the property -oan-
ers will defray, the expense. The line would
without doubt pav. Is the district contiguous is
much more thick1y settled than that along tho
route OF the dummy. It is questionable, how
ever, whether tho smaller propertY-owners would
be wiling to incur etcla an expense for the fu-
ture advantage kcoruing.
, 1875-08-22

Special oo.7espondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
RACINE, Wis. Aug. 2i-Aention was made in
last Sundays TRIBUNE OF slight difficulty in the
selection Of Principal for the Third Ward
School by the Board OF Commissioners. At
meeting held in ths Board rooms last Tuesday
evening the matter was again renewed with
considerable acrimony. That our Racine readers
NAV thoroughly understand the whole affair. ve
Iii ,,nriedtv rovi.u II. c,sa fronn tna hae,i,,-
~ w.. A' '' ~''' &1N'' @-' "'''1'7
ming.
Immediately following the resignation OF Mr.
Park, about forty applicants presented
Credentials for the poaition. Who vera re-
dnced Ia tvn after a critical canvas. hv
the: the Board m the @ '''sp choice being being between
MIR. csvanagh, Of Oshkosh, and alr. Briggs of
Kenosha Little is Known OF the qualifications
Of Mr.. cavanarh bevond tbe hesrtv indorso-
nent ~ two ~ tha compisaionera -Maaars
nneus " W. y. Na' eoe'.0ue4 ,A,1 meesls' ~
Clancy ana sandford, d,-"h'le hr. br'gss has oeen
long and favorably known in this and the i'd
joining County of Kcnosha as q young man Of
- .ccovn r1;s,n,anta and xtar1;,1 ch,racta- In
,s..s. .a..a.. ~. a.;a.as - .ta IT,. - -
~ 'a.se. .oeu.. Sae y. ~ ' 80. ~
Gently, and comes recommended By, our leading
ritizens Rnt Mr. Sandfo-d was eYfremelv .ny
;o,,. th,t tha .nno;n,r,.,t ha ta,darad H.
n',. 49,. euss 80 -. ~ @r ~ ~ ea ...-': a..'
Sasaoasu, HUI ~ o1aee u SECURE sho te]ecs'oo
OF M1. Briggs. gaze full and emphatic credit
during q session ct the Doa1d-to the
runor that Mr.. r. WAS in the habis os
;.d~,11;no ;a ...-,a ,n..r3nsss. uowo-s- u-
49, ta.osoh - - ao"e'e'' "t'
b1'egs was epFolo'eo' p1lnc'pany On Inc repfe-
sentatlons OF member from tho Fourth Ward,
who stated in eessioo that he had conversed with
q leading citizen Of the Second Waru regarding
the qualifications Of the respective candidales
.4The gentleman told me-" said the Fourth-
Ws1der, that he had known Mr. Briggs from
childhood. and could earnestly indorse h1m,
, 1875-08-22


specat caTvespondeaee Of The chseaqo Tribune.
WHEATON,, Ill, Aug N.-Tha subject OF tho
discoursa Tomorrow evening at the Methodist
ra;s..ro, chrrof ia :. chr;st,s nroaa ~ na.1,r,.
H9.'eer - -N0>'' o1 sos
VIII oAo.
The Northwestern Rs1lroad Company ID put
ting in cuverts, expending 81 600 OF mora in
work to carry OF surplus water. They connect
.;t,, .1,a sanar tA,r hava haa,, hr,i1t hv rho IL
1,n. a 1s,aa c,yna ~ man hara haar emu,o,s al
~ ova- a reat
craet rranoro s9ona arc b,;,e mada hi tha
,rorar anrhor,ries to haTs tho Coming annual
ooonnty fair 3 docidsi success. It viii be held
on tho ground OF the Du po.o Agricultural So
ciety vt Wheatou 5Ioudu7. Tuesdav. and
Wednesday, Sept. 6, 7. and 5. Some material
and h1ohl7 beneticial imoroyements are to b
made On the fairgrounds By lie Society this
wear, The Ladies' Art-Uail vii. be removed.
and placed on the ground in a more accessible
position thnn whare 1t nor stands, and otbsr-
wise modified and improved. The officers OF the
Society will spare no means, labor. or expense
TO make this counts fair benefit to Ill fartners
atock growers. MECHANICS. artisans. and hort;cut-
tu-ists. Premium lista can Ia had by calling On
or addressing the Secretary. A, s, Landou.
Wheaton, ILL.,
Landon i Kinne taEe possession Of their new
block this wcek.
Services have been held by Elder Barlow n
the Baptist Church every e-apiuR OF this week,
pEEsosAL.
The Rev. john Ellis, Of Aurora, has been
spending the past weak in Wheaton.
Mr. aud Mra. Comfort left the latter part OF
ths weak for Canada. They will be gone several
weeks~
, 1875-08-22

fha Trinh.nv rh1r.t ~:.
~a-o .+tssa.s T.. 1,:as eueaso" Ine coupla
"ere attenoed oy Hiss Mamsor, OF Chicaro .a
bridesmaid. and DR.. E. L. Cash, of tha p,rt =.
groomeman Returning to ths part 10
1iven a raceD,ion At tha reasan.a 49,, vera
T.ns,t, rha racan,io. ~ euo eloors
Foe~ o 4oeepA1oa "ao' a. II usually TIA
case, hacpy STAR socially. Among tha nnm-
per present we're: Ar. Il: W: Austin, Mr. and
nls. Nles, ~. ana hIs. Nack Miss Mason, II
Lhcago, aaIss Nnes Af. Matceilus hilas, md
". Casa-
- Is rumored that thls 1aA the list Of wedding.
III gag Fa'k WIN pe LODE one Tho news of
recent engagemen.s Is heard every day. i
popular young gentleman, resident of tia
soa.h sloe OF Tue town ranor s2ys. coca eafII
~ eekeemoeI 70 hpcaeeser' ~ l., to rstura d
as"t5 '0aoo oeueo1cs Will aar6'e eyed be3utY n
us F!}za-
nss-iai gentleman IS asstdously keeping
tne e.eYento commandment. He has been hard
10 re leent!y e}acnlata: Letter than lqy3
myself 90 ioge my nelShoor !"
:. - youus iaus, "uoss iriends deafgus.e her
wicked httto narh recently made The 60
qua!ntance OF Chlcaeo eentieman-is was Gsset
asalnst 1seeA,ous tne "Weaker vessel" wax
conInsereu: ,.s.n ana goiaes band, signal OF her
capttsAy' Ii "o1u On the 1oredngeK of her lsft
band :
iounR !oFes Etst oream 1s beng exempliisd
IN the teitEog Slances and frequent meetings Of
coa2ls "e.1 Auo"n IN soc'ai ano musical crclea.
= o'ohoe oeaut3 sailendeIs her freedom soma>
time III the fan to "tyrant mau." They win
sealde III the fafk. -
Q*ite large picnic party OF the principal resi.
aenss, ana aome 10" outa!de's. II the weather IN
lsvoraola, VIII be had Ii Lincoln Park, Chicago.
Tuesday. Ihe aaasr 10 se!ecs and private one.
THE ART-IovERs
OF this vicinity could spend Al hour Of interest
and pleasure in the studio OF lady artist who Il
resd dent OF the PARE Surprise aud admiration
are warmly expressed oy those WHO look over ,he
collection to find 80 much true worth and merit
One on the easel. which IS intended for the IL.
position in Cnlcago, a. study OF Nature, is yary
faithful. There Is also an autumn aceoe which,
10 particularly attractive. AnotAer vas notics-
ablo Tor its perfect harmony. Although near!yaE
painted IN eott color, no point strikes the be-.
holder as cgnIe. but tho hroSn and gray t1ass
ara all merged into the most pleasing Of land
scapeB. The lady contemplates going abroad
where she 1ntends to study in the French sshoot'
OF art
THE COMING OF THE FALL
months has aroused Atirsh from her 1ethargi4
sleep sae has promised gay carnival. with
the assistance OF the yonng gentlemen OF tho
burg, at the select aud elegant little soree dan
sante to DO given Thursday evening At tho H4zG
lam House.
FAsT1pIoTs YOUNG aESTLENAN
OF the Park, vho ls connected WITH one Of tbs
Chicago daily papers, returning rathsr lats to
his restdente ona evening Last week, saw tha
figure OF lady elegantly and styIlahly dressed
sitting on the steps- The form was familiar;
and, With . softiy-modulnted voice, lifting his
hat gracefully. be hade her Goad evening""
but vas Voucl3aied no reply. Raising his VOICE
, 1875-08-22

Of which give below
R. #. Halls. wife, and family, j. B. Tilden and wife,
T. l. Paseo, Y. A. jenkins, Ira P. Bowen, wife, and
wife, Miss K Jsnks j. l. Raney. chicago, ILL.,; Mrs.
G. Z. Morley, hisa N. conaell, ". ~. colvin, g..
Unrchard, ". ?. Lyude c. IL Cottreil, J. ~ W Pratt,
ns* J. Kicker, ". H. Colvtn, J. H. Van Dyke J. II.
Whaling. John PlAnkinton and wife, John Bradford
and Wife Milwaukee; Mss Il. Todd, Fond du Lsc,
Wis; R. G. HARRISON, ST. Louis, No.: q. n. Smith.
Decorah. Ia: Miss J. Davis, Louisville Ky.; l. v.
DeIslow, New York.
Miss Jennie Brown, daughter Of e1-Mayor
Brown, Of ST. Louis, has been hers Ill the sea-
aon.
Mrs. Allen, Of Milwaukee, succeeded in ,cap-
turing the largest bass that has yet been caught
this season, weighing 6 q bounds.
, 1875-08-22
G1FFcRp'S.

G1fFCRD'S.
Special Co,7esYpndenes qf Ths Chicago 1ffsuh<-
GrroRps, Fla, Aug. 20.-There seems to be
an irresistibIe pnwer that compels plexsure-seek-
e,e 10 stay hers, Is there has not one OF Gfdords
guests departed this Eeak except the excursion
party from ChioaSo thit spent Sunday hars. /
, 1875-08-22

.CCoNOMOWOC.
Special Correspondence qf 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Oooxo4owoo Wis, Aug. 2o.-This has been a
gals week, and We arc happy. And why shouldn't
We be When amusements Of such high order
~ We have been having the present week take
place in our city, night after night, afording the
greatest Of pleasure TO the euest as well as the
citizens, most assuredly everybody should be
happy as lark and they are. First came
Frank E. Aiken, who put on the boards at Mann'a
Hail, on Monday evening. "Van the Vipgin1an, ~
and On Tuesday evening It the Lady Of Lyons
For soma reason--it can't he the unpopularity OF
the actor-be failed to draw very large audiences,
but those who did attend we're the better class
Of society and such as could appreciate his
ability as an actor. Prof. Bates, the ":Elocu-
tionist," Was to give An entertainment on
Wednesday evening, but failed to put in an ap-
pearance. Several little bills need his attention.
On Thursday came Howe's Circus. and it was
good, ,-d1awing immense crowds Of people from
the surrounding country, Saturday evening"
Blind Torn," for the first time, gives an enter
tainmspt At Mann's Hall. ,Tueeday 1ext, Prof.
Dale, assisted by home talent, produces "Quean
Esther at the same place. This cantata WAS
produced here last winter, under the same man-
agement, and drew we'll for four nights.
Inc A1TlVHlB kQlH NE6A AT6 Ell large A8 Any 36s
this Season. The most prominent are:
7o1cnsszd House-T. ". Hoyne, wife and child, J. 7.
Hoyna, F. Adrich. F. Bowen. wife and family, @. r.
Loonis, and wife, Mira ". r. Loomis, Mrs Il. Toney,
i. c:n,phe, {. Young viz and family Eli.s alsene-
baum, and two adies, Thomas Bsyan, J: G. Guthrie,
wife md family E Aiken ,i Tfo snd d,' son, Rqs e
Ryerson, and two daughters n. Barnett, solou
McElroy, James Egleston, @. Call and wife, s. H.
Turner a9d family; assk 3sns + Kea sna 4.
John Plaukinton and wife, Bradford and w,fe, D:
g. Rogers, Ars y. E cramer. hsa 9. =: Walker .na
daughter, Denver, Col. Miss Maciley, New York:
Mrs ii: Pike: Bloomington. ILL.,. C.: B: Steele and
S.. Louis, Mo, i. Il. Cr.tg Mrs. 4, A. Craig. T. +
Tootle aud aop, St Joseph, NO.; 3. 4. ThornhilL
Nex orsfn III w. 1sof M;s w. GaGs,Eb a,R
-. D1arer Hett-L II. resher. E. H. Campbell. E. n.
eores @ 4. wees,er. eq f4s f1ue1ds % Clark s.
Trautner J. Y. Bushnell, Chicago. H.; Edward Scott,
J. MAYNARD. H. Q. Wood. J. W. Montgomery Mil,
wife, Florida M:4s c. Parlln, Miss G. Bsbcock, Can.
ton, Ill: HRS. A. Shook, Believilie, III s. Jonea and
wife Columbus G.; " Smith and wife Galveston
York; B. Ho3art Cincinnati, O.,
Judge Snall's house on the west shore Of 1a-
Belle Lake is filled at present to its utmoat e3--
tent The La 1,elle il also receiving ito ahare OF
patronage. =.
The Good Te1nplars OF Madison have arranged
for IN e1cursiou to this citv Friday. Aug. ~.
E. Bass!er. detect,ye with Bowe's Circus.
aaslsted by ShenH Pstsaraon. did some Rood
work Thursday. capturing several ontof1ous caaf-
acters who wele following the show.
3lr. shnfeldt.s little steamer kept for his pri-
yate use, is out niost eseJ evening, and presents
= fua appearance
, 1875-08-22
OAK PARK,
6xTHIXoNlAI..

Rebe1t Wade, Of Oak Park, and Nfss Ella
Anthony, of haywood, wsrs married On Wsdnss-
day evening. Ths earamony was parformsd n
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15

Observation-Disclosures NAV never
come to US. We do not live in to-mor,
row. We cannot find il in env titIa
deeds. The man who owns who'll
blocks of real estate aud great sbips on
the sea does not own a single minute of
tomorrow. Tomorrow Itisa mvs-
terlous possibility not yet born. It lies
under the seal of midnight, behind the
veil OF gittering consultations.
Enjoy the present, whatever IT, NAV
be, and be not solicitious for the fnture !.
for il you take your foot from the pres,
ent standing, and tburst it forward to
to-morow's event, you are in a restless
condition. It is like refusing to ouench
your present thirst by fearing Won VIII
want to drink the next day. If to-mor-
morrow you should want. your sorrow
would come time enough, though YOU
90 not hasten it. Let your trouble tarry
till its own day comes. Enjoy BLESSINGS
this day, if God sends them, and the evils
OF 1t bear patiently and sweetly, for
shis day is ours. We are dead TO yes
terday and not yet born to to-morro Y
.Jere2pg IaVl0T.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15
SPELLING School this evening
Congregational Church.
JOHN L. WENTWORTH, Of Elk
horn, Walworth County, is elected
Judge of the First Circuit.

PRTR1FIED Moss On Monday Of
last week we received pleasant call
from Mr.. Thomas Monaghan and his
daughter Agnes of the town Of Randall.
1t will be remem bered that our CORES
pondent, OakDell, spoke some time ago
of petrifed moss existing in large
quantity in the town of Randall and Of
furnishing specimens if we should desire
it, Mr.. Monaghan brought US some
beautiful specimens obtained from bog
or low land on his farm, where it exists
in large quantity. It exists in six
stages Of pctrtactlon, ONE Of which is 50
incohesive that it falls in pieces on be-
ing touched. We were brought SIX
spec. mens-00e Of beautiful rn0ss uDpet-
riicd and five in different stages OF
petrifaction Such specimens are we'll
worth being preserved ia mineral CT
botanical cabinets, and there Can al
abundance Of them be obtained on Mr..
Munaghan's facm in the town Of Randall
near Bassett Station. We acknow ledge
our obligations to Mr.. and Miss Mona,
CHAN for their pleasant call and for the
beautiful specimens Of pure and petri-
lied moss
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15

FRIEND MCKINLEY We have for many years
past witnessed in KenOsha as the result of our
liquor traffic, broken health, broken regulations,
broken hearts, las well as broken window panes),
squaor, destltution, begGery, distress, and untold
misery, fsrsaken wives, forsaken children, stag
geriDg men, and staggering women, parents
bowed down with sorrow tothe grave, ruffianisre,
and wckedness in every form, and every degree
OF brutality, and ferocity, bloody faces, and
dellrinm tremens In ali its horrors. Where Is
poor Tappan, and scores of others, the victims of
our liquor traffic The licensed dram dealer
that murdered him and them, and sent them to
the drankard's grave, and the drunkards doom,
sneerlngly answer lam my brother 8 keeper -
1t is Tor lhese results the tpper pays his meney,
ana for this the saloon keeper sells, at from to
10 cents drink, in the form OF hqpid ruin over
mis- vile licensed counter. Can that traffic IN
Kenosha, be deestable, $50 long as 1t Is hceneed)
that makes fends ont of our bright faced youths,
and fair haired girls, and converts men ald wo-
men into demons incarnate, alter Tobbtng them
OF the DOaCer Off eSisdnce and On cGiWQ in them an
uncomfortable appetite? We haye IN our midst
those that are DESTROYS to continue in an OcCapa-
tion, that calm reflection, forces the conclusion,
thsC none but devils could find satisfaction in
pursuing.
The past year This city has carried the burden
OF over twenty licensed gros shops and saloons,
each of which has been daily drain on the vital
industries of our citizens, OF at least five Dol ars
per day, amounting TO daily cost Of one hundred
dollars and in the past year amounting 10 over
thirty five thousand dollrrs Would 1t not be
better for our Common Council to withhold a
license from each applicant, even though they
compromise, by voting to each old saloons keeper.
salary Of five Dollars per day for the year to
come, and give their check on the city treasury
for the amount IT would be pecaniary saving
to the city and distribute the burtben Of the de
sr1ctive traffic equally amongst our tax payers.
Shall we not try the experiment as promising
ro,ief, as we'll as to relieve the washwomen oil
our town, trom the 2ooatndtngs they have been
accustomed to receive from husbands, made
drunk by their earnings at our licensed saloons
the past year. 1t would close up the Of the
burglars that have prowled amongst us, end the
receptacles of their plumber. We have lived
greatly desire to escape through no license,
the tyranny Of King Gambrinus, the year to come
Can VIC not live one year without supporting
This brigade ofthe still worm, and sWill tub
Fathers, and mothers, and City Council, wha
say you TAXPAYER =
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15

SHERIFF LUCAss arrested yester-
day forenoon in this city Herbert
Crandall, John Hogan, Frank
Murphy and Fred Wattles, charged
with assault and robbery in Racine
the previous evening. They were
taken to Racine Tor examination.
The report is that they dangerously
wounded a man in the street and
robbed him OF $50 and his watch.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15

No SoNGs HEARD THERE A recent
traveller says :-"What always impresses
more than anything else in Egypt and
= Palestine has been the entire absence of
cheerful and exhilarating music, espec-
tally from the children. You never
hear them singing in toe huts. never
heard son g that deserves the name in
the streets or houses of Jerusalem One
heavy burden Of voiceless sadness rests
upon the fofsaken land. The daughters
of music have been brought low. The
.nirth Of the tabret ceaseth, the noise Of
them tnat rejoice endeth the JOY Of the
harp csaseth''
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15

RACINE elected Reuben Doud,
Liberal, for Mayor, over I. G. Fish,
Republican. 1t seems the removal
Of the Racine Harbor Light decided
the election against the Republicans.
The Advocate says:
"As TO the results Of the election,
we are only surprised that the Lib
erals did not carry the city by a
larger majority. We could beat them
in square, single-handed fight, but
the folly Of the National administra-
ton in disseminating Racine Harbor
Light, a7rayed every vessel man,
sailor and dock laborer against the
Republican ticket. The vessel men
are particularly mad at the meanness
Of the Light House Board in carry
ing off the apparstus, as they say
they would have supplied the oil il
Uncle Sam is SO hard up that he
cannot do it,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-17
LOST
DELINQUENT SALES.

Phoebe West Extension Mining
Company. Location Of works. Ely Mining
District, State of Nevada-N otice-There ia de-
linauent upon the following described stock,
on account Of assessment mo. 81 levied on the
18th day Of July, 1875. the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective share
h0ldere A fol1owe:
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LEGAL.


~ur prsrRIcT COURT OF THE SEW
snfh Judicial District Of the State OF Ne
xsds. in and for Lincoln County.
Nichai Kavanaugh, plaintiff, Va. HUM Hunt
silver Mining Company. defendant.
.ush. the above named plaintiff, has com
wenced an action In the above entitled Court,
aoainst the HUM Hunt Silver Mining Com
usny. the above named defendant, to enforce
and foreclose lien for the sum OF one hundred
from the ninth day Of september, A. d.. 1875,
and for fifteen dollars gold coin, cost OF pre-
pairing and filing said Lien against that certain
mine or mining property the same being situate
Ely Mining District, Lincoln County. state Of
Nevada, and more particularly described a. tne
Pacific Tunnel and Mining Company, conts,n.
iuR one thousand feet Of mining grouno; w
Pacific Ledge Number Two, containing eign.
hundred feet Of mining ground; the Pacine
ledge Number Three, containing eight hunareu
feet Of mining ground; the Pacific Ledge NUM-
Der Four, containing eight hundred feet OF MIN
Ledge containing Ave hundred and fifty feet Of
mining ground; the east two hundred feet o.
the DosdemonA Ledge, all OF which mining
groaud belongs TO and forms part OF the hunf
1 Hunt mining claim, together with tne sur
face along said mining claims sufficient for con
venient use and occupation thereof: Also Al
the buildings and machinery situated upon an
forming part of the Improvements and fixture
of the property Of said defendant.
Said lien 10 claimed under and by virtue {
An act of the Legislature Of the State Of NevadI
approved March I'd, A. d. 1875, and all person
holding or claiming liens against or upon sal
premises under the provisions Of said act q
hereby notified to be and appear before "a
Court, at the Courthouse, in the town OF Pioch
Tuesday, the 5th day Of October,
AID. 1875, at 10 O'Clock .. m. of said day, I
same being q day of a regular term OF 81
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-17
DELINQUENT SALES.
p,oebs silver Mining Comp.s

Phoebe silver Mining Company
Location Of Principal Place Of Business,
san ,I.uI,- i,issr;ct I,nonin ca,,ntv Ne
vsds--Eotice.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on account q
Assessment no. lol levied on the 18th day Of
August. 1875, the several amounts set opposite
ne names Of the respective shareholders, as