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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12
$1,000 REWARD |.

chl60 REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE
WZOO and conviction Of each of the three
men Who robbed the Salt Lake stage on Satur-
day. the Gath day Of October. 5U #e
0OE0 REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE
tDZOO and O nviction OF each OF the three
men who robted the Phoebe and Hamilton stage
on the 76th dzy Of October, iS7i.
oc2s-tf WELLS. FARGO CO.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12
LEGAL.
Elisor's Sale.

DY VIRTCR OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court IN and for the
county o. Lincoln. state a Nevada. and % ne
a. Klfsor directed and delivered. fer . Judgment
rendered in s<ld Court On tie twenty ninth
day ~ March, A. u. 1sr5 in favor % A. Fife
ard r 2 Barton, and sszins, CsntrzI Nevada
Railroad Company. for fne Sun q twenty sever
hundred nineteen and 1910 Fuld euin dollars,
debt, together With ole hundred niuety-four
ard 95-Ioo sold coin dollars. tzI costs. and al
aecrutng costs and interest, have leElcc On The
following property. 20 Wit:
One large size Iron Safe
Notice il hereby given thst "a
Friday. the 18th Day Of April.
A. ID. ISIS.
BetEesn tho hours Of . s. N. ard p. n. wig
az II O'Clock s. n. J viii sell all the right,
title and interest Of said Central Nsysdr
RAiirosd Company IN and 70 the above de-
scribed property. At the once o. J. G. Foster, IN
The Town OF Pioche County and state Aforesaid,
at Public Auction. for cash in hand, 70 the
highest and bcss bidder. 70 sstiffy said exeeu-
tion and All costs
ALSO Of the sane time / have levied on the
foil wing property 70 wit: The Central Ne
VIDA Rsilrosd. the bed the rails and al things
sfnIed thereto or connected herewith. together
with all the sppurtenaness, rights or priyil-
eyes in. or to any fixtures built By or claimed oy
said Defendant in that certain Railroad running
from Psnsee Flat. Phoebe. BY way Of Dry ALLEY,
70 buliioryille, IL miles, more or less, All IN
said Lincoln County, State Of Nevada. Also,
the lot OF land 81 Bailiorville. upon which the
foundry buildings are situate, embracing all the
land, buildings and Improvements thereon
owned or claimed, with all its sppurtensnees,
By aid defendant. the Central Neysds Railroad
Company. And II said execution Il not satisfied
by sale u the Aforementioned personal prop
er,y. notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the LIST day Of May,
A. ID. ISIS
Between the hours Of a. m and : ?. m. wiz: Al
II O'Clock ". I will sell all the right title and
interest Of said Central SevAds Railroad Compa
ny in and TO the shove described property, q
the Court house door IN Phoebe, Lincoln coun
~. Nevada. at public auction for cash in hand
70 the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said
execution and all costs.
Phoebe. April 10, Isis.
api0-,d Us. CRosNAS, Elisrr.
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w..htrgton 3 Creole M,ninp Conn.

washington = Creole Mining Conn
psny.-Locstiono Of works. Phoebe, Lincoln county.
State of Nevsda. ice.-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock. on account
of assessment mo. IA levied on the 18th day
Of February, 1878. the several amounts set OPP
opsite the names of the respective shareholders,
as follows:
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
THAT UNFORTUNATE BODY.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE COMING BURIAL or
GUIBoED's REMAINs-A RIOT ExPEoTED-AT-
TIIUDE OF THE BISHOP.

EXCITEMENT OVER THE COMING BURIAL OF
GUIBoRDs REMAINs-A RIOT EXPECTED AT
TIIUDE OF THE BISHOP.
MONTREAL, Oct 81, 1875.
The excitement in the Guibord matter increases as
the DAY draws nigh, and much speculation exists to
how the affair VIII pass on AS yet only regiment
OF militia has received positive orders to be ready for
the event, the Prince Of Wales own Rifles, the
Oldest corps in Canada, and one that is looked
upon the finest in the country Its Colonel Is said TO
be orangeman, and the rank file, as in all the
Canadian volunteers are largely Protestant Mr. Doutre
says the cortegc viii 50 through tho city-RECoRpER
HAcKEr sAYs:-''lF THERE EXISTS AN OFFICE WHICH
MORE THAN ANY SHOULD he UTTERLY DI-
voRcED FROM POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS IT is THAT
CLERK OR DEPUTY CLERK OF A CRIMINAL COURT -
As the city Is situated on one side or
the mountain and the Of the Protestans and
Roman Catholics are close together, II looks ike oner-
ing insult to the Catholic body TO take this route and
twill be matter TOR surprise If riot should not take
place Your representative had an interview with
Monsegneur, the Roman Catholic Bishop OF Montreal
this afternoon. The Bishop received your reporter
cordially and congratulated the HERALD upon the en-
terprlse displayed by its managers.
STATEMENT BISHOP.
On being asked by your reporter what he intended
to do in the attempt is made to deposit the hugo
sarcophagus in the cemetery he replied that the at
tempt had not yet been made and that he did not feel
like making any programme IN advance OF such under
taking He could not understand the reason that such
thing should be done and SAID, If the Institut
Canaden did exceed the law they would be met in
legal manner. II they exceeded the law they would
be correspondingy dealt with.
on being asked whether he apprehended any trouble,
the Bishop replied that he could not say. He knew
little of the matter beyond what he contained in
the newspapers Nothing further could be learned of the
matter rom the Bishop, and-Recorcier Hackett Says:
PoSsby may hereafter ute political dnimostty 6y this
tetermta1ton vet whiie pripdteEy my sympcthies
most ardent IN their democratic tendencies should be
10 y Judicial Independence and sense Of duty
1 dnSWsred 0hercise than hare done, -the inter-
view ended The Institut Canadien, on Saturday,
again in communication with the Mayor through
their counsel, but the matter is strictly private.
Whatever the result may be, thing IS certain.
Guibord must be.buried in the ground set apart for
the burial of the ordinary Catholic dead The Montreal
Sam ON Saturday had violent article on the Guibord
matter charging Mr.. Doutre Of the Institut Canaden
with putting up job on the Mayor and pitching into
Protestants and the government generally Tor the deci
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

The Mexican Juvenile opera Company commence an
engagement at the Lyceum Theatre this evening
Mr. George I. Rowe has boen playing Mcawbcr in
Toronto in his own version Of David Copporfeld"
Mile Ttiens will sing the oratorio Of elijah, in
Boston, this evening assisted by the Handel Haydn
Society.
Mr.. Mapeson, with Nilsson and his company, will
England in November.
Mrs John Wood has been compelled by illness to
suspend her performances with her comedy company
now travelling in England.
This week viii the sixty fourth performance or
sThe Mighty Dollar'' at the Park Theatre, and the
popularity Of Mr. Florence the Hon. Bardwe Sloe,
shows no signs OF diminution.
Some ambitious English vocalists have undertaken the
production OF 'I4ohengrinn in concert FORM without
scenery, costumes orchestra With what horror
would Wagner look upon this murder Of his music
In which Nine. Lemmens Sherrington is the principal
criminal
Theodore Thomas orchestra will give a concert in
Boston, on Thursday. when Recorder HackeH says
"Whateuer may hare been ne political sins Of former
leaders il Taamany Hall, they hare aerer increased
them Jy eren suggesttuey Interfering wih the inde-
peadence of hc Court IN lohich hare tic honor 10 be
Jldge" Nine. Madeline Schiller, the pianist, will
appear,
The Cincinnati Orchestra intends TO rival that Of
Theodore Thomas this winter in the high character or
its programmes During tho season Raa's fourth sym
phony, "Im Waden and his "Lenore,n Beetho-
ven's seventh symphony and the PASTORAL will be
produced Tho orchestra includes about nty perform
ers and viii be directed by Michael Brand Besides
this organization Cincinnati has the Harmonic Society
and the Maenncrchor and Orpheus.
The Roman Catholic orphan Asylum, one OF tho best
OF our benevolent institutions viii receive its annual
benefit Thursday afternoon and evening, at the
Academy Of Music Tho generosity Of the stage earn
esty supports the charity OF the Church The double
performance will be given by artists from all the prin-
cipal theatres, who have volunteered their services
Wallack's, the Fifth Avenue the Park the Eagle Tony
PASTORS, Cotton Reeds Minstrcs viii contribute
TO the general fund OF amusement The particulars OF
the performance which will be Of high character viii
be published tomorrow
oThe Overland Route begins It's last week at wal.
acts Theatre tonight, and VIII be followed by "Casten
on November g. This capital comedy, which Robert
son surpassed, will introduce Mr. George Honey,
the celebrated English comedian the New York pub
lie He makes his hrst appearance here in his original
tributed:-George D'AIroy, Mr. H. j. Montague; Haw.
tree, Mr.. Charles Stevenson Sam Gerridge Mr.. +. NJ.
Holland; Esther Ecces Miss Ada Dyas; Polly Eccles,
Miss EGio Gernon the Marquiso, Madame Ponisi
"Casten will be played only two weeks as RECORDER
HACKETr sAys:-''IP TnBRE EXISTS AN oPFIcE WHICH
MORE THAN orHER ONE SHOULD DE UTTERLY DT-
voRcED FROM POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS IT rs THAT
CLERK or DEPUTY CLERK or 4 CRIMINAL CouRTn thore
are other works in rehearsal whck caau& be longer
withhold
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

The rain storm Of Saturday caused great damage in
New Jersey in the more open and unprotected parts,
The Twelfth ward OF Newark, which yerges the
Newark meadows, particularly visited with de-
sruction About seven o'clock in the evening stable,
owned by RECORDER HAcKRrT says:-"EvEN II Dis
POSED TO THROW OPEN BOOKS AND RECORDS OF THE
COURT TO POLITICIAN | COULD NOT no 1T BECAUSE THE
DEPUTY CLERK Is NOT APPOINTED BY THE JUDGES or THE
COURT oF GENERAL SEssioNs,n Mr.. John jones' OF No.
~ Bowery street. RACED TO the ground, and every
thng N y destroyed except horse which escaped most
miraculously beam falling over IT., and resting in
such position as to save It from being crushed TO
aeatn About the time the tin roof Of four tene
mcn houses at the corner OF oxford and River Streets
owned ~ Mr James Braziet, a tinsmith, was torn
rom the buildings, chimney capped by heavy
stone was blown of house on the corner Of oxford
ana Bowery streets, number of other similar incl
dents are recorded but, RECORDER HAcKETT SAYS
''IHE oFPIcERs VINO ESCORT AND GUARD PRISONERS TO
AND FROM TUE CRY PRISON, AND WHO GUARD THEM
~ COURT AND WHO TO SOME EXTENT CONTROL PROCESS,
OUGHT NOT TO BE MERE POLITICIANS nut suoH RE.
LlABLk MEN As THE JUDGES SELECT. fortunately no
most trivial Kind.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

MS room where he lay down he grew rapidly wors
and at four yesterday morning expired.
THE POLICE WE'RE NOT NOTIFIED
or the7 affair until late yesterday aud then Captai5
Wash6urn OF the Twentieth precinct sent out several
officers in pursuit OF the murderer ana ms eonieder
the gang Alexander Kennedy, ofNo. 423 West Forty
first street. and John H. Greene, OF No 4l6 West For,
teth street shortly after Captain Washburn eaptureo
Frank Burns who being taken 10 the station house,
al recognized by Caroline Bechtold daughS
ter Of the murdered man, As the man VINO struck heA
father With the club
Brown IS a desperate villain, having already served
term In he State prison and been araested many times
by the police for minor offences He was licensed VEN
dor BY occupation and lived at $50 Ninth avenue GreeH
Is a pedar, and arrested some months since lof
larceny, and Kennedy Is junkmau, who was arrestea
yenr ago for burglary, turned States evidence wA
gent % the House VI Detention from which he subac-,
quently escaped 20 join the Tenth avenue gang.
Coroner Eickhon has charge Of Beohtoli's remansf
and Will hold an INQUEST II few days.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
THE PITTsBURG IRON PUDDLERs.
COMPROMISE ARRIVED AT AND A LOCKOUT
AVERTED.

i COMPROMISE ARRIVED AT AND LOCKOUT
!. AvERTED.
PITTsBURG Pa Oct 81, 1875.
The threatened lockout Of the puddlers from the vast
iron mills OF Pittsburg has been happily averted
through compromise the matter in dispute AS
has been previously stated the manufacturers wanted
the boilers to submit to reduction OF from SIS so to
81 so for boiling which reduction strenuously OPP
posed by the puddlers who in turn, proposed
tinue work at S. This proposition was declined by
the mill owners, who then submitted a third PROPOSE
tion, Offering 81 75 AT conference of the members
Of the Iron Association aud the pudders which lasted
till aitor midnight last night the S4 IS proposal
rejected by the iron boilers and
THE FOLLOWING AGREEMENT
ratified Manufacturers are TO pay IS per ton for
pudding for the next thirty days RECORDER HACKRTT
sAYs;-'PossmLy | HEREAFTER POLITICAL
ANIMosITY BY THIS DETERMINATION; YET, WHILE
sYMPATuIEs ARDENT
ocRATiC TENDENCIES, | SHOULD REcREAST
JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE SENSE DUTY
and after that the price Is TO be regulated
In accordance with the prices paid in the East This
agreement was arrived at consequence Of differ
ence Of opinion between the employers and workmen
regarding the Tor boiling in Eastern Cities the iron
contendng that pudders there only received
81 %, while the wrfSnca stato th@s Eastern mil
owners pay So. During the thirty days that our mills
TO be run at the puddlers' compromise price the
matter Will be investigated aud II is stated that both
parties will Willingly have the question of wages set
tied by the result BY this means lockout will prob
ably be averted. Both mill owners and workingmen
deserve credit for their action in this matter and
disposition shown IRON the outset TO avoid pos
Bbe repetition last years bitterness of feeling and
the harshps the lockout entaed Thus il will be
seen that moderation and prudence accomplish much
that is good in this issue between capital and labor.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
THE BURNED PASCAL.

ARRIVAL OF THE GREW AT pLYMouTH-A
SPECIAL EXAMINATION TO DE HELD-suspI-
CIoN OF MUrMY.
LONDON, Oct 81, 1875.
The mail steamer African has arrived at Plymouth
and landed eight seamen part Of the Of the ship
John Pascal, who were taken on board at Ascension
Island They assert that their vessel abandoned
on hre 300 miles on St Helena Recorder Haete1
says-I hare been Recorder nearly eight years, aud
haze nerer before received a,y such ntinatiO eyn by
implication
The crew were picked up by the ship Victoria which
was bound for Boston But the latter was short OF
provisions they he eight men were sent ashore IN an
open boat at Ascension while the Captain, officers and
remainder Of the crew proceeded in the Victoria AS
their statements confused and conflicting the men
have been detained at Plymouth and viii be' officially
examined To- morrow Ii is stated that sthey sus-
pectedof mutiny aud desertion, and Of possibly mur-
dering their officers
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

5000; william Ahern, $3.50, insurance; John Nor
rssey 81, 500, fully insured Mchurray, Ward Co.,
$1,000, insured for S4,O00i Mcclellan Harper,
$4,000 insured for S. 5OO James Harper $4,000, fully
insured
CO1PANTEs.
The following are the companies and the amounts Ia
which the burned property was insured:-star, New
York, 81 900; Sohurmat Boston, 1000; North Brit
ish, 81 50O Western $500; Liverpool, London and
Globe $780, Lancashire, s3,OO0 Amazon, $1,000
American, $1,000; Lamer, $500; Citizens, $780,
Lycoming, 81, 600; Mississippi Valley $500; Com
mercial London 81 800; Scottish Commercial, 81 500;
Etna, SO, POO; Atlantic s. 5OO Atlas, $1,000 oswego
and onondaga e. 900; Continental 81, 500; Westchcs-
ter, az 600, and Orient, 81 600
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
THE NEW SECRETARY.

REPORTED DISSATISFACTION OF OTHER MEM
BEERS or THE CABINET DENIED.
CINCINNATI, oct. 81 1876.
special despatch to the Commercial from Detroit
says the Post in which Secretary Chandler has large
interest speaking evidently by authority says there Is
not the slightest indication, has tn been
indication that any member OF the Cabinet is dissatisfied
with Mr. Chandler's appointment On the contract
RECORDER HACKETT sAYs-NEvEN DISPOSED TO
THROW OPEN THE BOOKS AND RECORDS or THE COURT TO
POLITICIAN COULD NOT DO IT, BECAUSE THE DEPUTY
CLERK is NOT APPOINTED ny THE JUDGES OF THE COURT
OF GENERAL SESSION. n-a indications that the APP
pointment and is approved by the entire Cabinet
The stories that Secretary Brstow and Postmaster Gem
era Jewell in particular dissatisfied, unfounded
and ridiculous.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
MISSOURI CONSTITUTIONAL ELEC-
TION.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 81 Is76

ST. LOWS Oct. 81, 1875
The returns o the election yesterday Tor and against
The new state constitution are stil very meagre. The
vote very light a every place yet heard from and
The indications arc that REgaRpER H4cKErT SAYS
sIP THERE EXISTS AN OFFICE WINCH MORE
THAN ANY OTHER SHOULD RF UTTERLY DIVORCED
FROM POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS i THAT oF
A CLERK OR DEPUTY CLERK OF A CRIMINAL coURTp
while the constitution Will be carried by large MAJOR
ity IL will be by minority OF the Of the state
The vote this city 245 for and 0i2 against and
from fifteen precincts in the county 762 for and 375
against Some twenty towns In the state, outside OF
this county, give about 500 for and about 200 against
the constitution. Many u these towns vote almost
unanimous for the constitution.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
URUGUAY.

PEACE CONFIDENTLY ExPEcTED-rHE RRvoLU-
TIoN PRACTICALLY AT AN END.
LONDON, Oct 81 1875.
Private kilograms from Montevdeo dated tho 2Sth
inst say the restoration OF peace in Uruguay conf
IDENTIFY expected RECORDER HAcKETT sAYs-'WHAT-
EVER MAY HAVE BEEy THE POLITICAL SINS or FoRMER
LEADERS TAsmANY HALL, THEY NEVER IN
CREASED THEM SUCCESSFULLY INTERPRETING WITH
TUE INDEPENDENCE or THE COURT IN WHICH HAVE THE
HONOR JUDGE'-the revolution having practi-
cally terminated in favor Of the goyernment
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
THE CENTENNIAL IN WYOMING.

CHEYENNE wy T., Oct 81, 1875.
The Centennial meeting, held at the opera House last
evening was decided Governor John ".
Thayer presided Speeches were made by RECORDER
HAcKErT sAYs;-"WHArEyER MAY HAVE BEEN TIE
POLITICAL SINS or FORMER LEADERS IN TAmMANY HALL,
THEY HAVE NEVER INCREASED THEN ny ByKS SUGGEST
INTERPRETING WITH THE INDEPENDENCE or TUE
CouRr IN WHICH HAVE THE HONOR TO BE A JUDGE. y
General James s. Brsbn, Rev NJ. Conhick and Judge
Carey Music was furnished by the Third cavalry
Band and tho Cheyenne Gee Club. AT the close Of tho
meeting one.iourth the quota Of Centennial stock
assigned TO wyoming Territory was taken
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
ARREST OF A HORSE THIEF.
THE STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.

LOWELL Mass, Oct 81 1875.
J. A. Douglass yesterday took to the sale stable Of
J. c. Couant in this city two horses and two buggies
and a. he Il known from his connection with rail-
road contract a short time since, the property was
sold aud he given the proceeds. RECORDER
HAcKETT sAYs:-'IF THE NOTIONS YOU FoREsHADow
SHOULD BE ACQUIEsCED CRIMINAL JUDGES,
INsoMucH As COMPOSITION or POLITICAL COMMUTERS
OFTEN CHANGES THE COMPOSITION or COURT
oFPIcERs AND THEREBY CONFUSION, AT LEAST, DE oc,
CAsIoHED | CANNOT SANCTION YOUR PROPOSITION"
Afterward suspicious were aroused and he was
rested To-day he confessed that the teams were hired
day or two snce-one in Fall River and the other in
Worcester-and driven of All but one horse which
was sold to i Vermont man, have been recovered.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
FRANCE
vrRE AND EXPLOSION on BOARD FRENCH

gIRE AND EXPLOSION on BOARD FRENCH
IRoE-cLAD-ALL ON BOARD SAVED.
PARIS Oct 81, 1875
The ron-cad Magenta, flagship Of the Vice Admiral
commanding tho French squadron Of Toulon, caught
fire yesterday, and-RECoRDER HAcKETT s4Ys-'EvES
T DISPOSED TO THROW OPEN THE BOOKS AND RECORDS
Tue Court TO POLITICIAN COULD IT, BECAUSE
the DEPUTY APPOINTED JUDGES
or THE Court GENERAL SESSIONS ultimately
exploded. All on board we're saved.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
OF THE FIFTH ARTILLERY.

NEWPORT r. l., Oct 81 1875.
The Fifth artillery stationed at Fort Adams, in this
harbor have received Official orders transferring them
to the Department Of the South They have been ex-
pecting TO be transferred for time they having
been here upward of years, longer period than is
the custom for troops remain in place. They
have commenced pack up and will be ready to take
Sheir departure by the lst 81 December.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
FOUND DROWNED.

-Four HAMILTON T. l., Oct, 81, 1875
The body OF man was recovered near Bay Ridge to-
day. Deceased apparently forty five years Of age
His clothing consisted of-REcoRDER HACKErT SAYS,
cir THERE EXISTS OFFICE WHICH MORE THAN ANY
DTHER SHOULD BE UTTERLY DIVORCED FROM PoLTTI
eAL CONSIDERATIONS IT Is THAT OF CLERK
rLERK or A CRIMINAL CoURTr-red flannel undershirt
and drawers white knit overshrt, check jumper, dark
sack coat brown vest gray pants, rcdwhite and blue
scarf pink ribbed socks and Arctic shoes.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
CANAL BARN AND HORSES BURNED.

BUFFALO, N. ", OCT. u, I5l3.
Hager and Johnsons canal barn and store, together
with the adjoining buildings Of Canal and Lloyd
streets, burned this evening Tho estimated loss
Is $4,000, and-Recorder Hacten says" Whatever
may haUe been de political 81 former leaders IN Tam
many HaY hey hare nerer increased them By sag
9estpely interfering loth ne independence Qf ue Court t
iotich hare ne honor 10 be a Jdge THE insurance,
SO far as known, 81 500 The OF the IRE IS
known. Three horses were burned
The New York herald., 1875-11-01


TO the Electors Of the Nineteenth Assembly District
AZ justice 70 yourselves ior whose saages
m neep eeen'y grossly assaeq oy reckless oel pabned
ton the accompanying correspondence which explains tho
most serious charge contained in hs libel complained Of
First.That was never appointed Commissioner either
Nnetyseyenth Nineyeighth and Ninety ninth streets as
second-Tho bill or tho drainage Of the swamp anas was
the of Mr.. Fields, but undertaken
Se a. Re s da he 81 Of the
malaria from which we were suffering before these drains
Third I bad any acquaintance with Mr. Orange s.
Club but certainly not ~ my company. SsTy r9sps95Ny.
WEST Io5rH STREET AND ElsTa ,AyENeE,|
Tuos. O. Ecc1KsrSr, ESQ., Counsellor 1t Law =
DEAR sIR-ln view of the statements Contained IN an
uncorrected that you shall your profess
ona capacity make such nyestgaton into the mattel as
eonyenenco the result Of your researcher Ses
Law orr5sss 5f BaosS%rS 0s oOTs S&r ESSS1ssS SSas
New YORK, Oct. 3O, 1915.
JAMES r KING, ESQ. = ....,.., Il .
That have made such into the matter Al tho
extremely limited time saturday afternoon afforded aud
beg g submit the following a. the result Of the sSamna-
on OF the documents and records 30 Tar as have been os
II appears that on tie 26th day Of April 1871 you pur-
chased public auction at the Exchange saesroo under
Mue WILKINS f Go % from % Az 4yn ggns EsS
Twelfth aud the boulevard described map OF tina
BY the following numbersyiz from % to 81 ana from o3 to
1Oo inclusive.
1t appears by receipts Of the Auctonees dated respect
lively April rs loI and May ISL that the transaet1n
latter date
1t appears that before you took deed Of conveyance
Of the lots from Mr. Higgins you sold the lots nnmbered
from 10 81 inclusive Mr. Thos @. Fields Total OF
all the lots 800 and Mr. Fields share being $29 500
appears that deed dated the I'D day of May 1871
Alvin Higgins conveyed to lots and by separate
deeds conveyed the lots sold by direct TO Mr. Fields
Both deeds recorded Lber 6S of Conyeyances.
page 53S and following pages the 23d day of June 1871
On the day, the 23d day Of June, ls7l the day
which the closed the office of S f. Cowdey.
ESQ., who acted as attorney in the matter Mr. Felds
his check his proportion of the purchase money
and expenses OF Searches viz $40 100 less tho amount OF
purchase mortgage made By Fields to Higgins for
Sl94OO and since, understand. under foreclosure
Mr. Cowdrey's receipt attorney Messrs Wilkins Null
ers auctoneers receipt and the decd Of conveyance from
Higgins all bear unmsakabo testimony to the bona Lido
Of the transaction
this connection that the date
OF the transaction later than the alleged division Of
the the remans claim stea by tbs
Of the checks other parties, published IN tho
Times. Very respectfully yours, . = ,e..r ,,.r..r,