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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18
Drifting snow storm at l A. NJ.

MURDER AT PANAMINT. - The
Panamint NewS has the following
concerning another horrible murder:
A man was shot while quietly eating
his dinner in a restaurant at Darwin
City. The murdered man is mem
Der of the firm of Peravich 81 Petro-
vich, lately engaged in the restau-
rant business at Panamint. ! The
following statement of the affair is
received from Dave Neagle and Jas
Bruce, who arrived yesterday from
Darwin. Which one of the firm was
killed our infOrmantS are not posi-
tive, but it is believed that Peravich
is the unfortunate man. He was
sitting quietly eating dinner in Sulli-
vans restaurant, when man enter
ed, and, approaching close to where
he sat, said, "Pay me the S47 so you
owe me, you s. OF b." and i'm
mediately began shooting with a
selt-cocking pistol. The man who
did the shooting is named AShim, of
the firm of A. Ashim Il Bro, en-
gagged in general merchandising
business here. Three slrots took
effect. One in the head of Peravich,
another in the body under dis arm,
and the third in his hand He was
instantly killed, falling from his
chair on the floor, speaking not a
word, nor was an opportunity, given
him for reply before the shooting.
Ashim was accompanied into the
restaurant by two men, one of whom
is named Montgomery, a clerk in
Ashim ~ Bro store here. The
name of the other is Carroll, of Darr
win. Whether those men were
aware of Ashim's intentions isrnot
known. After committing the deed
Ashim walked up to f.! A. Reddis'
saloon and gave himself up. He
was taken to Independence by Reddy
w. Grant and Charles Goodwin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

THE big crack to the AsastWsrd of
Gold Hill, caused by the settling of
the ground over the mines, has
somewhat disturbed the east end of
the Fort Homestead railroad tunnel,
causing the earth and rock to begin
caving. The ground 'will'be so Sc
cured that there will be no danger
Of any of the loosened rocks falling
upon the track.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

SUICIDE.-Chas. Perkins, a mach
mist who has been employed in the
Union Foundry, aged 40 years, com
mitted suicide yesterday morning by
shooting himself through the head.
He was stopping at the residence OF
Thos. Hall, on the Divide. Domes-
tic difficulties are said to be at the
bottom of the affair. An inquest will
be held this morning at the Coro-
ner's Office in Virginia City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

GOLD HILL SINGER SEWING Ma
CHINE AaENCY.-Sewing Machines
sold and rented on easy monthly
installments. Cali and satisfy your
self that they are, the best in the
world. Office opposite Dorwin's as
say Office. -.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

SUTRO TUNNEL.-The water has
been drained from shalt No. 2, on
the line of the Sutro Tunnel. There
is still considerable flow through
the drill hole made from the header,
but it is only of water which natur-
ally flows in from the west country
rock. Work in the header was
resumed yesterday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-A county
teachers institute will be held in
Virginia some time in April next,
provided the consent of the County
Commissioners can be obtained.
Teachers of Lyon, Ormsby and
Washoe counties will be invited to
take a part in the exercises, which
will probably last three days. .
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

Observation-Disclosures y-
Tor paid this city and Dayton a visit
yesterday. He is charging photo
graphs to any size and style, neatly
framed, from $40 up, in excellent
style. All those who wish to pre-
serve themselves or their relatives
in chrome would do well to see Mr..
Taylor. He will call on residents in
a few days. All orders left at this
Office will be promptly attended
to.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

SrRKEr.-Up to 8 O'Clock last ev-
ening Mr.. Boisot was only able to
get the following quotations: Ophir,
500; Mexican, $26N; Best & Belch-
err, $40, 'Ua
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

WELCOME NEws.-Heyman Broth
ers have just opened a new furniture
store on the corner of B and Taylor
streets. They offer everything neces-
sary for furnishing houses, cheaper
than any house this side. Of San Fran
cisco. They keep constantly on
hand large stock of furniture, bed
ding, carpets, crockery, glass and
plated ware. Give them trial.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

IMPORTANT NOTICE. - Owing to
the increased business of DR.. A. B.
Spinney. the great specialist, he has
secured the services of DR.. II. j.
Spear, graduate of Harvard, who
has had extensive experience in Bell
vue Hospital, New York. in the
treatment of diseases peculiar to the
eye and ear. DIR. Spear will be found
during Office hours at the of DR..
Spinney, 1873 South C. Street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

DIPLONAs.-Under the new law
practicing physicians are required to
exhibit their diplomas on the 2sth
instant.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

BANKRUPr.-J olese lawson has
made application for a. discharge
from his Indebtedness. A meeting
of creditors is called for the eth
instant. 80.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18
FIRE ALARM.-A little before s

FIRE ALARM.-A little before 8
o'clock last evening fire was discov-
cred in the roof of the Barnum Res
tauralit. Parties near at hand soon
got few bucketsfull of water OH the
flames, thereby preventing large
confiagation. THE fire was found to
have been caused by the same old
story,-the pipe leading from the
stove had settled, leaving space of
some eight inches between it and the
iron cap on the roof. Pipes that do
not go into flues should be riveted
together, otherwise they are not safe.
The efficacy OF our Babcock exiting
uishers would have been tested at
the time had certain Professor who
had one strapped to his back been
able to get onto the roof. His expe-
rience in gymnasium club, of near
eight years, availed him not: he
failed to reach the roof until the Fl re
was eXtinguished.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

LIVELY TIME.-The Emmet Guard
of Virginia City, are having festive
time in San Francisco. Banquets
and feasts are in order.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

STILL LARG ER. - Our esteemed
friend, j. c. Gruber of the Union
Hotel, Dayton, forwards us an egg
that lays the one mentioned in our
last completely in the shade. 1t
measures Ga by St%i laid 10y half
Brine; raised by r.. r. Hackett, of
that place. If this latest production
can be equaled in the State, we think
our Dayton hens may be made to
"hump" themselves little yet, but
for the present we lay on oars.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

Personal. - e. B. Ebi, our
"Curley,' affected with rheumatism,
and Jack Barton, jehu of Robedee &
Benefits stage line, left for Genoa
Hot Springs yesterday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

NEW 'BARBER SHOP. - Robert
Brooks will open his new tonsorial
establishment to-day, in Becker's sa-
loon next door south of the TIMES
Office. Bob. is well known as an
experienced artist.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

ST. PATRICK DAY.-There was
no procession or display in Silver
City, nothing unusual to indicate
that it was holiday, yet many who
revere the name of Ireland $ patron
saint, suspended their labors and
went to Virginia City and Gold Hill
to join in the festivities of the day.
Owing to the muddy streets of Vir-
ginia City, the procession was very
small, principally. confined TO two
societies of Ancient Order of Hibern-
-ians. Interesting exercises took
placs at Piper's Opera House. j. C..
Walsh, President of the Day. made
a few remarks, after which he intro
duced Mr.. j. V. Coleman, Poet OF
the Day, who read an original poem
that was listened to with profound
attention, receiving hearty applause.
Prof. Hyde, Orator Of the Day, was
then introduced and delivered an ell
oquent address. The celebration
closed with a grand ball'i in the eve
ming at National Guard Hall, Virg-
inia, and at Miners Union Hall,
Gold Hill.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

For THE EAsT.-Mrs. l.. b. Moore,
Little Clara of che Swiss Bell Ring
ers, is about leaving for the East this
evening, to remain for a twelve
month. We wish Mrs. Moore every
success in her Eastern voyage, and
hope she may return IN time to be
one of us.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-18

NEW SUPERINTENDENT. Mr..
Buckley having resigned his posi-
ton, Mr.. James Sloan has received
the appointment of Superintendent OF
all the roads owned aud controlled
by Mackey & Fair. Mr.. Sloan has
many friends in this section, who
will be glad to note his steady pro-
motion, as they are all knowing to
his sterling qualities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22

FOR SAI.E-STOCK of the ORANGE JUDD
COMPANY publishers OF The American Agricultural.
&c, &c. BITTER & Co. 21l Broadway, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
finantiai.

MASTERS SALE,-Undcr DECREE sre or
IVA 8 ~ matte e asf sANr aGs the tr
coan q he rnes staes for the Inc, pss, cn6MFANY
I Iosf 'r and do byva CRY ALoXD COMPANY
United states Circuit, Court for ,hs
k9 an, e 81 J al Hs o. 1913 decree
3 sDSTS ssd eaSs I'D btSs c t company
sy pna The srn I'm a s7 aH 10 r rI, the bonds
Of said deisnaan q the aggregate amount OF nVe o" ''
oH e ,o aSnsS and a SfsI n St
at all ans 1nsnsr ,sy EaIIai Company ex,ending from
Kansas 70 and Hs s.o The iSo
here itanen,s seIr s 10y ,f AMI an
thersrn9 belonging gbi e. or the IN LAST nsne de-
isna Sn and portion Of ,S ss
Wsstg DiTcn1 nd sn rSs ionsS@ 10 the said
RI s, 10 n is SUTTON stations "a and s son "sss
depe - en- CINE warehouses car houses irs,gn ~ al
houses snae eSG sss a
or pperiy now Owned s ra1c o IN, at tie
terminus of The Eastern Division Of SAID IA lIs At MaIys,e
y 1s s ana exenhg from sa,.e Linz OF
Il a., rs SAT- siGs toos maeSay and Implements
the schedule ANNEXED to TN, Masi'rs n rs K s
together equipments apprenanees neeessa ior
Hight c ineres dcaan T,atsoeVeT whics' the
sad aeS naV me ca Which II & or nav at any time
at1 become e@litd q" IN g 9u TO- az a. ,ss S
Amcc purpose Of aiding in the construction OF tue
Sad AVE- Hundred toassud acres land
or and situated in the state ~ Kansas which sdd tds
line OF tie railroad above de
scbe1 portion Of which lands have been reduced 10 posses
bv schedule annexed u sud Master
together with all and giT the emo menus income
belonging or IN appertanag 10 the said lands ana
right, itle, property
claim demand wei in law as IN .qmIy
of the said defendant The SAINT Jnstp
Railroad Company or III 10 Inc
eycrv part and pac, thereof With the appurt' nacs as
granted Congress afIresa ana also an zee
said dcfcn:nt along the me Oh tc Slu
much thereof nav DC VI.
The sts III this case SOLD pablc auction a. Marysie
Kansas, under the direction OF Witaher u Grant ltHi
Master and proceeds o such sale applied 10 IN. p
mt interest aud costs except as Is o'hef"sc pio
v1cd in said decree. g., ,o,,
in one Parcel ha Division OF tie -! III rpa iog
other appurienant 70 s'ld iai"ai I
Dis;Iic OF Kansas and next the aihs Wehuohe" III o
said Masters report. a., o;,o
Of and acc OF suC sale bv aGNeI 4slh2
M IOrh IilOcue ard IN the flnc err ~ hc
of York tnc Boston lrdscfiil at ,h.aso
Inter ocean week III each week iOi ihce 90 hohS
PRIOR 10 sue. sale. 49,, u-,i,o
ker NJ Grant aforesaid, IN puI.uacr {" tne pre-,
vision of VIII IhuisIay, The loai. Gay oI
November A. D. 1870 between the hours Of ii ana OcocH
city Of Mar sye III The state oi Naissi
III the front Of the depot OF slld riiOa COMPANY III si
CITY sell M pnic auction the highest bidder the above
oeF,rod lns prtmse, and ell the iheresi o! me siu
rtors tier AID assigns thereto ana ly me
pOce,,s th,reCi is BY sand decree made ana pfo'ueu'-
dated July Il, 1915. - -. .... $50, ,.--.-, ,,.or
'ATcT TI J9a1 fts cOmpairuits Solicitors
Jy2S laNl3wW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NrvYoEK S.ai ol-BFrvrs- To day the arrivals we're
car ads a, Jersey Cly part a which changed names az
common iril &c naive beet sides. -,
Fresh arrivals 30 heal manly gassers me
demand ir AMI common To prime miA icd N'hs fl,i
strsdy rcs.ordays ices OF AT O-2H92c & 10 6!%ts
were so' rs 16G$i0 pr head. -
Ia.cC refers t0,d Mount Holly vcals sou 10 average
st S.c. p % ana = 10, -O'@2oo IL, az 9G9'-e ,
McCIaN sold ~ate calves at - - per head ana
sS bNp 5,.-'To day's offerings 10 carlolis or
80 ,ad- cars Jersey y and 10 ~ Fwiyeel
al re demand moderate aud the market dun 90 yr ,r
day prices common 70 prime sheep sd al 4rdO'2c ~
aud n,l> al GOT &c n. with ftW tops NJ 10 ' Dressed
mutton selling fang asingtOn Market a. 81 lone
Hail nS n% sod Io5 Ohio sheep rs II average a
x7sc 47o Ohio do ~ 10, at SIG 81 ohio lambs GO %,
7c so state 81 - at 6l2ci and "a do Gs To- at
Kase c I'D sol: IS Jersey lambs 60 ID average at &C.
y 10, ara 81 Jer icy owes 80 -, at &C. an - -. -,
q H. l5S do GO ~ nj Ct 100 do, ~ al 7c; 81 Ste
sheor 8, u, at &c; and 10 do ~ H. at Giic %,
James Kirby sold - STAG sheep 81 average al &c u
swSf-IIesh arrivals were loads. containing o G
foes al "a, Fcreil-t None alive. Dressed noSs
were lrn.oJ, ami closed az 10 sallc. 10.
(HCt.o cerS 91.-CATnP- Receipts. $500 bead foilly
ecve iyr GRADES. Others quiet aud easy Comm 10
= ~; ~ ~ ~ s,inac,lti. III hsad
HCG.-Hcc is GOO head moiera ely actyc Common TO
Prnc, So Is - Light 81 GoGS7 50; Heavy 81 15G$s
shipments, $500 head.
sGfr- .eeel 100 head more active stronger Common
to EXua. 80 75aS5 70.
PM ,DI.AHA :. pt, 2l-CNILE-TlIere good dc.
Iaand for Cattle tbs week, prices remained about the
sam The offerings roachct 100 head a"sles were
rad al fn 07 .c for fair 10 chCic and lots q extra
&c. COlniIol = attic III az IOg cS'1c,
SHFl-1hc demand fo cooI Shep was fair but OF 0tAe
qraif thc maraet Mas a. Ov r 5000 heai were oner
a. - ass 30 = tad Lambs sold at 5idSc a. 10
lbs rcre was mo-s iuqu~ fog Hogs md prices al.
vaucl 1000 head s 1t $l24$l2 10 . 100 u Tor sioy AID
Co.'S A ID CA,yF-Y1is market was more active. the sup
NV l. ing limited: - lCId s3ld from 500 to qual-
hy. YEA IalNc. grass sold at 45c, AM MIL. &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IIvrarooi. Self 2l-l@3O p. m.-COtton il eas(r hrt
qu,t ahy lover: hdtin~ Vplands 6l'Igfi Middhng
rlc.s I'D. aS. 1900 bales. iucudn" 1000 for sI"cd
lation avn c,lor r,epis $50 bales of which 900 bal
were Cotton sellers Offering al lis de
cline Tho receipts Wheat for past three days
a.. qrs. ri v i.icl - qrs. were American.
lHFNOOl- sept. I'll ul.-Sdlcs OF Kidding plants
Cotton. Hiao1- causc November ana December tie
claus. sliypcd OctOJer, al ID
TTERro H. sent 1-l5c p msaes OF Middling Uplands
Gotten adlug clause shipped October md November,
ri Gia,sd. October delivery, at 51cd; sales Of
Mdiac orleans, Low Aiddlng clause, shipped November
and Iccciub. ID a. "a.
IItrgrO = .r 2l-2 T. I,readstuGs dun Wheat,
10, ceafal for average California White; 1910
al i0r "a cras Clly; Gd9 for Red Western spring
yrd gllalC : Tor Fed Winter Corn xG30ZJ9 p or iOr
Afixei Western. IatI market II excited quoted at
81 pNwt ,... 49,
IIyE.ooi- Sent 2l-3 p. m.-Sales Of Mdiing tplaDds
Coitoa Mdnng clause september and Oct0Der delivery
qt 81. d. shipped December and January per SAID
e. odd g.! The sslts 100 bales American.
iNLlPoCir @rrt 2l-j J.. m-ihe market for Yarns and
Fabrics Alanc' s1 Is quiet ana unchanged Refined Pc
tyuleum 80. iOl. y gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

FOR JAMAIC, and -ANANILIA.
steamship HINRG CHAUNCEY VIII SAL for the aDoyo
named ports
For lrpigtt 81 pa. ,a,e at GREA rLI REDUCED kATF~
amy az Compaiy's Office pier foot Cana ~, =
l.. ytr H. ]. 81 Lay. SIrsr.lt,nG,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
COTTON MARKETS.

NETORLRAYs sept 2l.-Coitcn de'nini moderate NH
ding l34c Low Kidding, AZ Ok; Goa O!."f' II 't;
net receipts bales gross 1864 bales eNpol' - Glai
Britain ball 70 me Continent, co. bales sditS lOJO
bates ; stock, 1867 Oacs. ,, ,o.-,o-
SioliT Sept. ELECTION quiet Middlng l2A0lZ &C.
Low kfdipc I2a II Good ordinary l2c met receipts.
1858 bales ooaswise, 30l bales sales 300 bales
SAIASHia. & t. 2l Cotton gutter, demand good MID
ding lee; Los suddlnc, l25c.; Good Ordinary! = s
net receipts liOO bales; sales. l,5j9 0ses stJes J''o
0T.nIysrcy Sept 2l-Cotton steady MID ling, l27ea
l3c low MidGng IL &C Good Ordinary nom nal net re-
&C ne l4l9 sales l,lOO bales; stock 8 g bales
NolFOLK tpt 2lCo;iOn dull ard easier MOcng 10 4'
Low Kidding, 1910. cool Or iinaIy ~ &C. mel receipts,
1874 bales exports ccaow'c, $50 bales sales ~ oies
GTfr-ioT Sept. 2l.-Coit7n q.ict Mdiling, lSc; Low
Nidlng. l. se. G0cI Ordinary, ll4C eXii5 co.t"!st,
l,7.6 Gics ,aes, SOB nales stock 1907 thes ,,
'IAiIINo.l, sept. IL Cotton Gdl and ~eaH Ndd!ing.
rscc;s 81 hcrs gross Do bales exports cJas:wisc 30
bales sales bales spinner % bales; Atoc. 92 b:eS
PiIi tDALPEIA. sept .l.-COtOn dun Ndd ~, l-r
Iow M.jng, - &c; Good Ordinary j. &C.; MT receipts
WItYINGfoX SEPT ELECTION nr1n; Midi l29,c. Low
MIDI n &C.: Good Ordinary, II %, me- receipts $50 BALES
sales - hale, stock, l,3 bales.
AUGtsIA. sept. Election finn cool dcnan9' Midiiug,
IyJT.Is. SEPT 2l.-Coton demand fair; Mailing, l3c
Ue rocrrts, 25o baes; eEpmtus 200 baes; saes, 2JU
bales stock 1876 bales. - ,..,,, -
BOSTON. SEPT. Y.cotton quiet and nominal MtiAng
It,: net reetps, 10 bales gross, $50 bales sales, luo
Sr or1s Sspi 2i.-Cot,on unchanged; Mdding. - &C;
Low Mfng. I23ic; Good OTdiEGI, l24ci net receipts
CNcINSAr, sept. 2l.-CotOn dan Md,ine, 13Ac. Low
Minlng l23tc Good Ordinary, ll4c net receipts, 3S4
bales: snipmrnts, li5 bales stock, SG4 bales
U.syILLE Sept 2l-Cotton mc-anged hlddlins, IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

AiHAsY sept 2l.-wheat quiet. Rye, 9o493e 'or small
toi IL the street car from 90c oats cn sales
ear 70 2Whte state At Ole. and car No Western al
.0e BARLEY lots sales p cars No Canada
Al % and No s.Kroved state at 81 20 Malt
sieaGy. ~ 49,
tTour du sDl unchanged. Wheat duB and Of No Wet
~ sioDei, VI - Miycd do. A. 81 No. western ind
81 rensyyanis Re- 81 ga 81 81 MARYLAND Red 81 10
s,ni orr lite - sec Do : low lie. western Mixed,
Csr sp0. Lrc la,t n. ~ OcgIr or.s 81 aGg and IN
chan .s. Ebe q.t aHd situr 7S03De HaY quiet and
Dged. Ir0yis.nf III hni cs rcrs Sra oAd ishcr
Al .l9 Ga pr * 1.e"ts r'li"i: Si's rs' A..
T., Lh SID l2i,Gl2lc i,l.e e.; Sai? '.afOn 8: ADJ
,ssj ~ I'D; ior Clear 'sc e. !. ~. r4 -
H., srt i-4.Yl bet nj ..go ANY ter o. il ec.
f5sf~, On ~ sud u:c'n1l"c. ,clr1i TJoua; Crio. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22

A - III
and D.NVfE CRY fAILR6A,D cdNPANY-Iaa NC
STa s 'E9hiy-rHE rAEMFis, LoAN apa TRusT
e2MA any, Yp rI a cfr} }ql Ai h6i corhEY q
WAIaS ct an :4Ga5sa I 81 he le a, CIV Of Gmahs
in sa On lca cEE E Of Jgy 49, p deere WIS c
tered in aid cause at TIE %o'entr ttm j.. on e 5th
Tie St ia.crh snd Dea,er ty aioa Compony. 70
2, u g9 r a ia l ~! t7o to 1 TIE ply1S 81 rs
loncr Of -d G,enln' to tc 2g.fesae iaonni o. nye ,,
Tier ordered rdeel aud d:crced b. the Court that an
Io.c? aud ocnyef az Raqd S9mIany eh,eiTS ,5Sa
IN. nieTccopo tie ~ JoScpI an nEr ny iai; AZ
Kearacy he state Of - riskaa ciann 1872 mics or
and ali lie pm cnancc, tcreonto beonsing
Wsrn biz, q" 81 id road "a road A. wei tights,
pry.ieg All iIanchs becsng 10 ,he "id as ,ip
II, ioad @ ITS i,scl its stations and station houses cay
sS 5T @ a nG S%Sn S Of 81 S G g. @"!vsr
and ht rG' aud ALTO a. 9neG S a nS y" sai RSSa
c5Hn'cing n ,ae Intersection m ioai vita the It te
n~afacs in hs state Of Ss6assa aosa together Win
si Tet and ann npSsSs "a h5%n by the ssed
annexed to the report Of Ih' Master ~ 'aid cause;
St6nss together w al nscsss.y d used s
nghi, tie interest claim demand WhaisOeaer which the
r ps@y n now man. nan or " Which Kali or R at any e Gceas
aG!ar@ o, become sn' TO- an 20 any ana ~ rs .p
America purpose aiding the coustrctign oi SAID
hs Of isn Sc 4" sane moi NOR @ and
sS ami a Ssa to to the Ss Of tue s s s sbaSe
1'ed sS'iH Of ~S hS 70 rG to pr .gn IN
saI can.e toy her WI. all and snsuar tue msni u
anywisr pertaining o@Il lands al ali The
demand ,nia% .an9,
riiS Rsrad Compay in aud to e s,,e AL "T.y Part
and parcel Es eIeo WIN the , 81 a. aisa
erected BY SID defendant along the line said road
plaintiffs Cor tue principal interest and costs hi' be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22

N1AsTER'' SALE. - Under DECREE Of
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E lFY pris,i nG;i cdMrAHi ana oics' cedats
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sal Saie o. he isrdy Of June H. $50 was
entere IL tie above entitled ci i"f IosiAs w -.
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nom TIE CITY q -, jo,'p4 in the ha'> OF Ne NE
to ic town or Ill, Of Marsy.e in tn" state Of a.s',
am ,s a.. Of o. - Of 81 rat ~ the sant josef aud
Topeka Ea;.a Coulay togcAer VI all ad sGE laf ne
rc5i toia ami ~ nh he sail Conraly % maintain
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III ,1 bet 81 he I'd AID Malys, he aid
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yad Mar s,ile wos: ward a. IA, - ana 81 'tatg 10 wTh
fcasoa of Ii. aomy nc liz thereof End IN NE
Tc The SAID i rai eEcrds to ic cry Of ,ary'yc To-
f' Pro T' a. and nc Of Id rsos company Ill
tie appart TO ne above de''ihed l;cnars nnsiHg
T o. the ic- oi ElWog MaIys+ie a'oesai,
except "a aforesaid letter haI re, e ant interest
ic.orf The N1ser IN sai CaIsc ana oi any a al oh'f
b. ouGge t. tn SAD SAINT JnStl ans pen
fo?C shall como iod Win lh pro
leil-I # u. saN inr ~ rafo1t between
H. commencement Joseph ainf li' nj IL terminus AZ
Marvins state 81 Kansas beers 10 the whoc rgh 81
railroad from the cor memo nelt ~ 81 Jo't.h
OFT kcarl that 70 saN, ~ the
ROAD ich thereof Tay be sui"i' Ia raisr the
cOmlaiuaits Tor principal AMI interest
ara costs tis ,alse be soli ct innc aIG'.on al
Nal1syilic under the .irecuolul whitaker NJ Ia,
Special Master lacc and 20 apply "a" proceeds o. sad
safe satisfaction OF sto jGIr hi lue4eH' ana c"SS
except as 0iii,rU lie provided IA s9id cree.
the ssi faster - llIG " shil decree 10
give p,c notice ard place 0i said >dle by aver
s9 tne same The ScvN Tribune and III The tinanccr
i'm tie CITY Ncw-l 1 Tie Boston transcript and
CHICAGO lcUcan occ week IL 'ach week Tor Litc (o)
Hov tGcrecrc, pubic Notice s h'rely given that J.
VII - GRAZ +, ical~r ".'.s ~ pursuance
Of tie To, sions Of sad deere, VIII on TUESDAY,, INC
fourth ar o. November \. 1915, ~ 10 ocloc r. NJ on sad
dan al c CT. o. Mar, sy. IN IL state % lds ior sa,
OF r?. j. litI 0nt my n STA
auction 10 the ii.t Il iier trc above IL.
PREMISES all the inter us ~ the graIors Their
slcce m and ASH thereto aud apply tie proc is te9f
as y SAID decree made and b1yicL nicd Jay ~ lsa1
WHITAKER Il. GRANT. Special Master.
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