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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
A ROYAL FUNERAL IN EGYPT.

The khedive Of Egypt recently buried
his favOrite daughter. Princess Hanem
Zeiuub. WHO was but fifteen years cid.
and the wife Of Ibrahim PSsha. She
died Of typhus feyer-a likely cause con-
sidering the nalArial character Of the
Nile regions in the warmer seasons Of
the year. The ceremonies attending the
burial were certainly imposing. if $
large eOneOurse Of MOslem priests and
people. the scattering Of money from a
treasury which few months since was
declared bankrupt and deeply in debt.
and the hatchery Of oxen. followed by a
big exhibition Of gOrmandiIing, suffice
for the creation Of an impression. The
/ Cologne Gz-stt. thus describes the dem
/ OnStrations
The Khedive and his family. as well
as his guest. the Sultan of Zanzibar. and
the whole city Of Alexandria. were much
disturbed by the sad event. and the the
atre was closed for three days. The body
was taken to Cairo the same day, and
placed in the Kasrel-Nils palace. An
immense eOueeurse followed the body Il
the depot IN Alexandria. and hundred:
Of thousands Of are were distributed
among the poor people The intermen
took place in the Rilah mosque on tbs
following morning. Twenty -four bull
locks. thirty camels. and twenty wagon;
were in the funeral procession. These
animals were laden with bread, dates
cooked meats and vegetables the wag
ons carried casks Of water and syrup
aud all along the route distribution Q
the provisions was made to the poor
Eunuehs. meantime. threw 45O. 900 pies
es Of silver to the people who thrOnge'
the street Three thousand priests, som
clad in rich vestments Of gold and silk
others half naked, followed the wagons
repeating prayers as they marched, an
elapping their hands After them cam
the family Of the poor young Princes
and the high officials Of State. and the
the coffin borne BY officers Of rank. Be
hind this walked three eunuchs, bearin
! on golden shovels copies Of the Koran
to be buried with the deceased. The col
fin was of simple rOugh-hewn wood. an
the corpse was sewn up in linen cloth
} Upon the coffin were placed the jewel
; Of the Princess. worth . million and
E half Of dollars. After the burial II
: priests slaughtered the twenty-four bu
locks before the mosque, roasted ther
? and ate them up. The priests RENAME
d in the neighborhOod Of the grave to pra
&; for the soul of the departed The kh'
' dive was so overcome with grief that
could not receive any visits Of eOnd'
lence."
= Contrast this with funeral Of Chri
tian civilization. and even the expel
n siveness Of its furnishing BY the fashion
: able undertaken seems ehaste and f
E more appropriate
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-The election
Of Hayes still seems certain A clear
majority upon the returns as they stand
now seems probable in South Carolina
and Louisiana The democrats are claim
ing and are concentrating on Florida
A statement. By mail. Of the counting
Of the mzjoritles in South Carolina, as
the eanvassers viii report them, shows
a majority Of seven thousand SIX humid
red for Hayes. and Eve thousand two
hundred for Chamberlin.
The democrats had az informal inter
view with Kellogg. and nothing was ac-
eouplished. The democrats will claim
that the reason some districts didn't
show any Republican votes was that tbs
negroes had right to choose in which
precinct they should vote. and they vOt
ed en- mosse in certain precincts. The,
claim also that there was no intimids
ton in louisiana
1t Is settled now that no state vii
lose any electoral vote. because all "a
eancies are provided for BY law
TRIBUNE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
RUSSIAN WAR PREPARATIONS.

The news which eumes fIom Bessara-
bia leaves no doubt that military prep
arations on a considerable scale are be-
ing made in the south Of Russia, The
report that $4,000 men near the from
tier are ready to march into Roumania,
and the statement that the contract with
the Roumanian railways TO transport
these masses to the Danube is already
concluded. may be put down as gross
exaggerations but there is reliable in
formation that the three southwestern
corps d.rmee Of Kew, kharkow. and
Odessa are under orders Of readiness for
mobilization Both officers and men of
the reserve have received notice to hold
themselves In readiness for such a con-
tingency, and not to leave their abOdes.
The superannuated officers have been
asked to declare how far they might be
able and inclined TO re-enter active ser
vice. The financial authorities Of those
parts have received orders not TO send
the proceeds Of sales, customs, &c, to
headquarters. but to keep them in re-
/ serve till further orders. For more than
/ two months. however, movement Of
warIike stores from north to south has
been ordered on the railways. IL does
not proceed on very large scale. but il
goes on necessarily. Lately military
surgeons have been sent to Kissenew
the capital town Of Bessarabia. to inspect
the hospitals and take the necessary
measures to place them IN an efficient
state. The prison authorities have re
ceived orders to have the damaged liner
well washed and made lint of.-L0aadO'
Times, Oct. 19.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
Is Youk LIrE WoRrH 10 CESrs ?

Is fOUk LIrE WORTH 10 CESTs p
Sickness prevails everywhere. and every
body complains Of SOM disease during
their life When sick, the object Is to
get well; now 70 say plainly that DO
person In this world that i .ufferibg
with dyspepsia. liver complaint AL it,
effects, such a. indigestion. eostIye1nss.
sick headache. sour stomach. heart burn.
pzlpitation Of the heart. depressed spir.
It,. bIliOusness, etc. can take 0EEES
AUGUsr FL0wER without getting relIei
and cure. II ron doubt this. 20 70 yOui
druggist z. r. Datton. Barton. Or L. ID
Wilson. Barton Landing. and get San
Die bottle for 10 cents and Try IL Reg
ulzr size Is cents. Two doses VII
relieve you
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

One day Billy had company to dine
with him. and his wife wishing William
to appear well. quietly admOnished him
to De careful what he said. All well till
Bill got his potatoes well mashed when
he said Dolly. parse the grease Why,
William said his wife. you should call
it gravy. Wall. says Bill | guess if ]
get it on your tablecloth it would be
grease. The guests shouted.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

The Norwich Bulletin grsvely states
that the woman sufragIsts Of New Ha-
ven held q meeting last week 70 prove
that woman Is mans superior IN point
Of courage, but some profane person IN
trodueed a live mouse into the room and
these members who couldn't climb up on
the able. dropped out Of the window.
and the meeting was broken up
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

from It: whether Orleans and Caledonia
counties Will be Affected. We cannot pre-
diet. with certainty. but think Caledonia
may receive a town or two from Essex.
with some prospect Of loss TO Orleans.
The limits Of the village. should the
bill pass which Is now pending in the
legislature. will De greatly lessened. The
boundaries are nearly As follows; CON-
meucing At the east side Of the outlet Of
the pond. aud running just east Of the
Or. J. F. Skinner house. thence to the
southwest corner Of T. c Cobb's land.
thence on his southwest line and to in
clude the Widow Pierce lot. thence along
the east side Of High street as far as the
Belknap hop yard. thence to include the
Belknap and TwOmbly lots. thence to
the railroad and north on that = few
rod. thence across the ]. ". Hall lot 20
the foot Of the hill north Of the Foster
hotel. thence back on the highway to the
Foster lot. thence across the river 70 in
elude the Benton. Robinson. five acre.
and the Freeman lot. thence to include
the Freeman and l. h. Drew lots. thence
on the W. H. Martin east line to the
Fair Ground. thence on the Fisk and
WhItcher line TO the river. thence to in.
clude the James Lewis. J. ]. Hill and
u. W. Bridgman lots. to the cemetery
thence from the southeast corner Of the
cemetery to the outlet Of the pond.
BARTON LANDING.
This village Is soon TO have tailor.
J. Waterman. horse dentist. is very
skillful in bis profession. and all VII,
employ him are Of the opinion that i
pays
DR.. Brown. formerly Of Charleston
has sold bis farm and stock. situate,
near West Charleston. to Jonas Flint O
this place. for $4,000.
The freight sent from this station
last week. included 1880 pounds mel
chandise, lO,4OO pounds butter. 5 car
lumber. I cars starch. 2 cars bark. ca
7 hogs
Rev. wm. P. AlcOtt's lecture o
} Greenland. delivered on Monday eve
ming, was exceedingly interesting. an
was listened TO BY large and apprecia
tive audience
Wm. Blaisdell came near reeeiviu
= serious injuries. last Saturday eveninl
; In the darkness he was knocked dow
and stepped on by horse He succee,
Ell in escaping without any severe inn
ries-
Mr.. AleOtt preached his last sernOr
yesterday. before leaving for Palestin
He has preached here and at Brownin
ton something over two years. and du
ing this time his congregation Ia :
Q come much attached to him. while &
whole community esteem him highl
n All seem TO regret his departure A rs
:. olution expressing high regard for
v ability and faitbfulness. was adopted
the congregation, yesterday. after I
; morning service
A Below are the names Of the pupils
> Barton Landing school whose mark
in department is above 5000 bel
Il the standard Mary others have do
y well. but these deserve special pub
A mention:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
Local News.
ALBANY.

ALbAN 4.
Mrs. J. c. ROwel has rented her house
TO George Nye-
Ne. Phillips. from Glover. has opened
harness shop over sanders store
There IS quite 4 religious interest in
the Paine district. north Of the village.
Mr.. Cogsvell has sold his interest in
The bobbin factory to Gardner Bailey.
Cogsvsl las bought = factory in New
Hampshire.
B. o. Aiken has rented Geo. Sanders
house on New street and moved in A
Mr.. Martin from Barton takes Aikeus'
place on Hon. William Hayden's farm.
There will Be a quarterly meeting at
the Center November 25-6. Presiding
Elder. W, r. PuFer will be present A
good tine is expected. as the Lord has
been reviving His work here for the past
few weeks A large number have
sought the Saviour.
The selectmeu have surveyed and laid
out an extension Of the New street,
which. when worked. will meet the old
Lowell road few rods below A. H.
Darling's mill. This viii be decided
advantage to those who GENE from the
West Hill. besides being public benefit
generally.
The public examination Of those In
tending to teach in the common schools
10 Albany will be held at the school
house at Albany Center, on Saturday
November 25. commencing at o'clock
an. The public are invited to b
present c. S. HAMISTOS, SUPL
BARTON.
This beautiful weather :
Barton Grange viii meet on Saturday
Nov. %. at o'clock. P. N
Have you made all Of your prepare,
tious for winter? IL will not do to risl
the weather much longer.
The Barton Temperance Reform Gu
will hold its next meeting at the vestr-
Of the new church. on Wednesday eve
ming next A good attendance Is desired
We had enjoyed three weeks Of win
ter weather before this time in the sea
son. last year. but We can wait with pa
tieuce for the amount Of snow some tlm
longer.
Its reported that the calls for Chris
tan Workers are not as numerous as on
year ago. Are the fields not white 70
the harvest. or has that kind Of Chris
tan effort had its period Of usefulness
Rev. VIM. P. Alcott has resigned b
o6ee as Superintendent Of Comma
schools. and DR.. J. F. Wright has bee
appointed his successor. and would gl'
notice that the Examination Of Teaehei
will be held at the schOol-house IN to
village. Saturday. Nov. %. at 9 O'eiOel
an.
The Presidential eOnundrum Is n
solved. The Democrats assert positive
that Tildeu Is elected. while the RePu
hcaDs are equally certain that Hayes
elected. Another week will Be requir
before the votes Of the disputed stat
are counted. and then comes the tus'
N Congress or the Supreme Court
relation to the frauds alleged TO ha
utiated the returns The suspense
getting mOnOtonOus.
The attempted re-maPplng Of the e
side Of the state, the attempt made
Greensboro T. get out Of the county a
the attempt to change the shire IN q
county, laake business very lively
Orleans county representatives in
legislature. this fall. The re-maPPI
scheme will probably fail. as a who
but there will be some changes result
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

The hard times in this country have
had very perceptible effect upon the
great army Of immigrants. The arrivals
at the port Of New York for the first ten
months Of the year numbered 62,555,
the largest number from any one eOun-
try being 1881 from Germany. The
Irish immigration. the next largest. was
only 972+. For the corresponding Pc
Rod Of last year the number of arriv-
ais was 1000. of which 1850 were
Of Germans and 10. 924 Of Irish. The
falling of does not appear 50 marked as
when compared with previous years.
During the first ten months Of 1874
there were over 10000 arrivals. and in
1873 the number was 266,0l0. and in
1872 294.5Sl.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

Mr.. Ossian E Dodge. the veIl-knOwn
vocalist. died recently II England He
was born in Cayugs \. Y, October I'D
1920. In 1851. he wen. 70 London as
a delegate to the Worlds Peace COnven-
ton. He was noted for his excellence
in comic songs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

Holloway PiIis--In all crowded cities,
Nzzrlz and fgs brezfhsd ever and over zgzin. ID
The s1rzgezt luzSs inezpz1se u PRODUCING pure
bod henes tie sazE1sh1ezs q Eind and boy. The
WEAKNESS and Tit&DIty q many Esrso1s durIng this
sezson q To- year These msdenez neztrzlize tssss
pur-sss and give FsF % the bead. he@rt and sEo3-
an = eszEs E5er box O. pOt-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
JAMES cAPLEs ESTATE
CTATE OF VERMONT,

In PROBATE couT1 he'd a. &sWport, ~ sd bstrlet.
o. he . dzy - SeserExsr. A y. 1874.
Geo B. Brewster ada ns1rstor - the sstzte q Jas.
Ca1ses ale - frzsbarKt ID sd Disss5et oenease1
presents her scmnstrztson scount fer ex2Hninstson
and zllg4nsee and msk<s spgtae4tbaH for ceeres a
csslnDullgE aDd partitso1 " The estate = azi1 -
eezsan.
WAeFeapon. i y cnoeFsd ~ SAD e~s-se t1-t =
sceo1nt sid Ez6 ap-f.eztts1 = sttsl -
t4rreo< - - bese II - rfyssls 49, = NA~-
bsrgs g Ne ga aay ~ Ses- A. y 1874 ior senrfng
11o 1eeHs4op therean-
Al Il y fsrther @-asr11. tsai notias berea< y
zseI al PeFssas addressed - p2tsc4Esoz ~ ~
safse ehKee weekM sueneayeiF - ~ Oflezus GsssH
Msnl1sf n<ws2asssf gstssssS s1 befst- sFAsseqs y
49, rsss@ npsssased ~ fearlnx E1a6 thsf Hay $780,
: sad tDe 40 plaae. sid shoS 49, s - -
~ hase. why SD Aoooepf -
4 - Hneh decree n4@o@zsrb-Ateen6
A sTKwAET gaes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

A SAP occUEKEScE-NeAr Utica. \.
Y. on Wednesday. four young girls
were On railroad trestle bridge. when
a train came suddenly upon them. Two
Of the girls. Helen Hicks and Lena Han
ard. Jumped and saved themselves, Miss
Julia Hazard made brave and despair
ate Ofect TO save Nettie Hicks by pull
ing her of the trestle bat failed. Julia
then dropped through an opening into
the stream. miracalously escaping death
a the engine struck her head as she
dropped. taking of her hat and comb.
and making slight scalp wound. Lit
tie Nettie's head was completely sew
cred from her body crushed beyond nee
OguitiOn. She was years old. The
girls had been hunting for heechnuts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

Master Yoar Cough AZ Once vita Hai<f Horny
- HsrzA01zd 1nd Tar. Every zGeesdon q The lGzxs
en@zE s1raz1 -e11lnE % csusE3ptio1. II nst o1lF
relieved but ztasutely ohlteTztsc y tbis ve1oerfsl
SeEs-&o4s p1lmouHe- Sod - A. crnxxists
RaE@'s Tsozhzebe DF0ps cure IL / zinute- 90
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED ExRkESsLNFoR
II H Il NJ ON i II o II

A. D. H B B A RID,
Jobbing and Commission DealeTin
BUTTER. CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
BEANS, DRIED APPLE, sc.
81 JOSH STREET. BosroS, Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
Reaoine 2lofices.

Let the bald and gray use Halls Veg
etable Sicilian Hair Remover if they
desire as good head of hair as in youth.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

RzzAzks-The market for butter IS dull. and prices
lower or inferior Snd common grzses- Fine this
continue in demand Cheese is steady. Eggs are in
good demand Beans are stu higher. Flour is quiet
and has sAsed OF somewhat Pork. ard and hams
tending lower prices. Corn Is steady Oats are
in Cir demand Potatoes are unchanged Poultry is
in fair request for good stuff Poor Is lacking market
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
ABBIs A. BEEDE. Teacher.
PRIMARY SCHOOL

u ~@AAf
Eva C11rk Nellie Wrighs.
Agnes Dudlsy. frscdis Austin
Mary Dudley. frankie CeEe1L
Hattie Hal ! Harrre Dudley
Liua Pzgs. ELbricg= bAAe
ANNA A. ArwELL. Teacher.
WEST DERBY
A. 7. Norris Is building dwelling
house on Pine Hill
There has been but very little excite
ment here during the political contest
Nelker Stevens IS building twO-story
dwelling house and barn in the vicinity
Of the paper mill
Mr.. Owen has rented the DUMMY
house and moved in. and Mr.. Quimby
boards there at present
The Sabbath School gave . good con-
cert one week ago last Sunday evening.
Subject, Sowing and Reaping. The
exercises were very good and passed Of
with credit to the school
On Sunday evening. Nov. II. as Rev.
/ G. Miller was going down Mill Hill the
hOIdbaek broke aud the horse SHE'D into
the ditch. throwing Mr. Miller out.
bruising him severely The horse was
found after a long search; the wagon
was considerably damaged
CIOTFR
Rev. Mr.. Phillips has sent word TO
the Congregational society that be can
cot accept the call to the pastOrate-
| Rev. Mr.. Perkins has had a call TO
preach for time at South ROyAltOp. Vt
He will soon commence his labors there
The public examination Of teachers
for the town Of Glover. will Be held at
Institute building. next Saturday. Nov.
%. commencing at o'clock
Mr.. T. ]. Pratt lectured to full
house at Congregational church last
Thursday evening. on the subject Of
temperance.
Dea- StilInan BickfOrd. much e.
tened citizen Of the village. died al
his residence Nov s. In his death hi'
family lose kind husband and father
, and the community one whose Plae'
cannot be easily filed
r VIM. Merriam has recently put fur
. mace in the basement Of his ne" house
and intends to warn the rooms abov'
nv moons Of bot air. E B. sinoDd
. h.s added three acres to his farm BY
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

The Ladies viii see hy cur advertising
columns. that the sterling and well-knOwn
SpoSl Cotton Of ]. & z. CoArs has re-
eeived Medal and Diploma from the
judges Of the Centennial Exhibition, for
superior strength aud excellent quality.
CAsroRIA is perfect substitute for
Castor OIL. without any of its objections.
for it is pleasant to take. and does not
nansease or gripe, For Costumes At
any age. but especially for Sour Stomach.
Wind Collie. Worms and the nisoriered
Bowels Of Children. it is the most effect
i've remedy in existence. Ii is harmless,
it is reliable, and it is cheap.
THERE NEER BIS No PAIN where Gen.
taur Imminent is used. Burns aud Scalds
are healed without scar. Rheumatism.
Sprains. and most flesh. bone and muscle
ailments can be absolutely cured. Then
ore two kinds The White Centaur
Liniment is for family use. the yellow
for horses and animals. One trial viii
convince the incredulous. o5l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
e9rltaus County Monitor.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
irntnio E1u.lar. sazih B,isau. Ln~rzsi1u Nosses
Est l1ssuh 7. lnutn Nss York. ACsri
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
S. S. BLANCHARD

Has salt Pork sr sale also lo barrels nice Soap
Il IL eenEs pr gzile1 - TIE bsFTel h4f bsrre
6b0ser. Dexter .. lara all
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
Liberation NOTICE.

This II 70 potify al persona shom Is may concern
that I have this day girea my soz. CHARLES II.
RANDALL. his tire dur1Hg the Fea1ziboer u his NJ
BOrty: and ! shall elzEa q his EGges nor pay
zng cebLs AFTER this date.
south Baron, VI Eor. Il ls7s
FERNANDO RASDALL.
wnness-H D. PILLsBURY. s7zs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

Found on Mud Island in Glover, WALLET WITH
A SMALL SUN on MONEY. and two other small
articles The may have the same by proving
property and pAying expenses, by applying 70
WILLIAM WYLiK sEN'R.
VALUABLE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-04

the District Court Of tho Second
Judicial District If the stat, IT
Nevada, in and for the Count
Of Ormsby. this 9TH day &:
November. in the year II our
Lord. one Thousand eight hun
GrrG and seyerty-fivc.
L - u L1AL. - l.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-04
SHERIFF'& SALE.
5eY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE AND

E2Y VIRTUE OF DECREE AND
LID Order Il Sale !ssncd OF o. all under .le
seal ot thu Bon Secord Judicial District COM
in and for DrilShy Counsr. STAT II Nevat5a. -.
! Judgment obtained therein on the 3lst day OF
-r'ca-:hc-. =. , $50, and att,sted on Tho 9TH
"a! e. :-ct'r #~- !. D. 1876. N favor Of Il. VI
1eri3gton ..-u -nSt Gcor-t * Chcdic. hdel!a
A. Chedic. {. c Bat.srmg- McCauslsId
and Ii F. EIcc. f1r ;hc STU -. - O00 principal
debt. AMI S15e interest thereon after dedlictinG
the s:IIil ot S223 paid by the defendant George
". Chedic. and III" further sum Of 1922 80 for
taxes paid by the plaintf, aud the sum Of S3tU
attorneys fee. and original costs n the sum ct
So, and Clerks accrnrng costs IL thu sum OF
> - and all costs which Hay hereafter accrue
br reason Of advertisement, percentage OF sale.
etc together with interest on the sum OF four
thousand dollars thereof al the rate of one and
one-hGlf yer cent. per month. until paid, from
December "A, 1875, and on Sl.3Oi 80 at the rate
OF ten per cent. per annun from December "a,
1875. until psid, al in gold coin of the United
States less $500 paid since decree, and TO me
directed. oInmandiDg NE TO sell according to
law certain real property set out in said decree.
and hereinafter described, to satisfy the above
demands. and IN pursuance thereto have lev
led upon and viii expose at public auction to
the highest aud best bidder. in front Of the
Cour: House Dc > i'll Carson City. OrmsbE coun-
~ State OF Nevada, IN MONDAY. the 9th day
MARCH. A. d. 1876, between the hours of . A.
VI. and P. n, TO wit, a. One O'Clock P. NJ, sll
the right title interest fr claim If the above
named defendant of, in and 10 the wing
described real property. ST cat N said de-
cree, 20 wit; All that portion Of that certain
tract. piece and parcel of land IN prmsby couu-
~, State of Nevada. desi gnated IN the public
surveys of the United States as the southwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter Of Section No.
eight IN Township fifteen north of range twenty
east Mount DiablO base and InCridisr. which |
* bounded and described j. follows, 20 wit. !
Beginning at the southwest corner of said Sec !
ton eight thence mining south thirty-One and !
tOur-tenths feet : thence cast and along the !
north line Of Henry street in Carson City. eight
hundred AMI nlnety-fye and two-tenths feet !
SOS c-10t; thence north three hundred and !
thru feet 1913 thence cast eiGht-fve feet 50;
thence north three hundred and eiChty-tlrgc /
feet >.S3 thence west nine hundred and !gLty |
and two teuths feet $50 2-l0) TO the section !
line: thence south along the section line SIX .
hunJre.! and sixty feat 6G0 to the place Of Dr !
ginning T. SWIFT. ShtrI.
Carson. February A. d. ls76
toRT. N. CLAIRE, Plaintiff Artorncv. fI3tl I