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NsTRUcTING POLICE CAPTAINS.

The various captains Of police summoned 10 tho
Central Olice yesterday, by order OF Commissioners
Erhardt 10 receive further instructions about the new
record book which each Is obliged TO keep Some mis-
apprchensons with regard TO tho forwarding OF tho
same 70 headquarters every day were corrected
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THE woRKINGMEN'S WAGES.

To EDITOR OF HEEALD:-
win you kindly let poor worSingman know whether
it is the Mayors. Green's or the Common Councils
fault that the workngmen not paid for over two
monthsY Mr.. valkenburgh the paymaster, says II is
the Mayors fault The starving. II they were
paid they could get work IN other places
A NOTTINGHAM
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AN ALLEGED COAT rHrrr.
HARLEM POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Wandcl
rur rvu ruousANn noIr.Ap popn,

THE TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR RoDDER.
william Howard, alias william Jones, was again
arragned at this court yesterday and was Identified
by iormer companions, who had known him under tho
Of william Gear He also Identified by
neighbors Of Mrs Poihamus as being one OF the two
men who had called 70 sec the house several times
with the view OF purchasing H. His meet diatnn
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Feb. "a, 1870
In the Court OF Appeals Thursday, February D. 1876
the following business was transacted:--
No. 2l9. Christian G. Waltz respondent VS. Abel T.
Backman, appellant and No. go The Same VS.. The
same.-Argued by William II. Gurney and John r. Hof-
man, of counsel foAappeant and by Asher p Nichols
for respondent.
No. l55 William wilson, respondent, VS.. Thomas
Dorm ct al, appeants-Argued by Justice Palmer,
Of counsel for appellants, and by Thomas f. Jackson
for respondent
No. 1S6. Frances Vose, repondent David L. Yaee,
appellant Argued by r. N. Dickerson, Of counsel for
appellant, and by 5. Hand Tor respondent
Proclamation made and court adjourned.
CALENDAR.
Day calendar for Friday February 25 1ST6:-Nos
236 22Ols 22l Il6 2DI 2l3 223 22l
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge otterbourg
AFTER MANY MONTHS
ESSEX

On the Tth OF July last customer entered the oyster
saloon Of Thomas Brown, at No. 25 West Houston
street. and rendered in payment $50 bill for plate
OF oysters Mr. Brown gave the bill to Joseph Gibson
of his WATERS to get IL changed Gibson left tho
place, aud for nearly eight months Mr. Brown has
been anxIously awaiting his return On Wednesday an
officer took him into custody at his residence No Ga
Crosby street In court yesterday Gibson failed TO
for his long absence and also as 10 what had
become Of the $50. He held In 81 600 bail 10 an
swer a charge Of grand larceny.
AN ALLEGED COAT THIEF.
On New Years Day John r. Wilson, u is alleged,
entered the saloon Of James n. Kelly No 4O0 Broomc
street. and slipping into back room stole two coats
valued at SIS each, the property OF Mr. Kelly He
made his escape through a rear door remained at
large until yesterday morning when he arrested
by ofcer OF the Tenth precinct Judge Otterbourg
held him In 81, 900 bail TO answer.
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feature is peculiar his forehead AZ the request
Of the police he returned prison until tins morn
ing, when II Is expected that further evidence OF
crminating nature will be forthcoming Hopes are
also entertained Of eectng the arrest OF tho man VINO
accompanied Howard the occasion Of his visits 10
Mrs Polhanus house In her absence
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suMMARY on LAW GASES.

Martin B. Brown, In suit against the city tried yes
terday before Judge Van Brunt in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas obtained verdict in mis- favor for 81 S37,
balance due for printing election ballots
Grotus s. Corson has brought suit aaanst Isaac
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BARBARA REIMBURSED.

Barbara Fablebach, who sued August Geiser for
breach Of promise and seduction, laying her damages
s5 OO0 had verdict OF 81 500 rendered in her favor
in the City Court Of Brooklyn yesterday
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Recorder Hackett
A CUE FOR BILLIARD PLAYERS.

CUE FOR BILl4lAED PLAYERS.
On the 10th of August last Charles II. ExalI of No.
GO Broadway, entered the billiard room at No. New
street with two friends to enjoy game. While
playing he hung upon rack, short distance from
the table his coat in pocket of which was his watch
and chain. When Mr. Exali took possession of his
coat again the watch and chain were missing He re-
mcmbered having seen young man sitting near tho
clothes rack apparently deeply interested i'll the pages
OF newspaper which was spread out SOFAS TO almost
entirely conceal his form. Detective Maoy, private
officer of the Wall street brokers' subsequently arrested
on suspicion ol his oeing tue cuiprit a notorious
sneak thief named eddy Mclean, who had operated
extensively IN that vicinity, The natter giving ball.
was released to await trial, and while thus at liberty
stole pocketbook from saloon in Sixth avenue for
which he was arrested and sent to the Penitentiary
brought to the Tombs, and yesterday placed on
trial before Recorder Hackett for the theft of Mr.
Exalrs watch He was found guilty and sent to State
Prison for four years. The watch was particularly
valued by its owner as it had been an heirloom in the
family for century and half Mclean who gave tho
Of the most successful sneak thieves in tho city,
and had confined his operations to billiard rooms, ho
tells ana steamboats,
HIGHWAY RoDBER SENTENCED.
Thomas Dcvne, blacksmith, who in company with
two others. robbed Mr. Philip Rau of No 126 Chrys-
tic street. of his watch and chain on the night OF Janu
airy TO- was convicted of that offence, and His Honor
sent him to State Prison for four and one hall years
THE DOG FIGHTERS.
The sixteen Morrisanians who arraigned before
the Recorder Monday charged With assisting in a
dog fight at Karl's Park and most Of whom pleaded
guilty were brought up for sentence yesterday John
Barrett who is charged with having handled of the
beasts during the battle. remanded for sentence TIL
to-day. Henry William Harris, charged with starting
the fight and carrying water TO wash tho dogs, was
fined 500 and to the Pententiary for sixty days
William Feith was fined 500 and sent tc jail for ninety
days All the othcrs were discharged upon their own
recognzances with good advice from the Recorder
who warned them that II they caught assisting at
any such affair hereafter he would deal out to them the
utmost rigors OF the law He advised them to inform
their friends and companions that spectators would be
dealt with the same as managers. The words of the
Court made profound impression upon the crestfacn
prisoners, and it is likely that they will not assist at
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4 RAILROAD COMPANY MULCTED.

Yesterday in the Brooklyn City Court, before Judge
Nelson, case was tried involving the responsibility
OF railroad company for injuries indicted passen-
gers through the negligence of its servants. The
planant In the young coIored man, named
William A. Hesdra, residing at No. l59 Gold street,
Brooklyn, and the defendants the Broadway Rail-
road Company On the night of July 15, 1875, Hesdra
had been attending q picnic of coorcd people
the Eastern District and was returning on
a He stepped down on the footboard to
give his a female friend. He slipped Off
the board, and the wheels passing his left foot
crushed II badly tnat four OF his toes had to be
putated. He was unable TO attend to his business
which was that of porter in an insurance Office and
his bills for medical treatment amounted TO $500 The
defence was that the complainant was responsible
through negligence for the accident The Court found
a verdict for the plaintin in the sum Of 81, T5O
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME oURr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Law
I loo f Gs q 90 o. e 5S lSS i5 l i55 I5
as as IS sss 20 sSs so 81 81 @ soT rs rs, rs ss3' aSi' i
SUPREME CoURT-SPEorAL TERM--Held by Judge Van
vorst-same calendar as published yesterday.
SUPREME CoURr-CRcUE-Par January term
continued-Held in General Term room by Judge
Wesbrook.-Case on 2OG4 Part 2-Short causes
Held by Judge Donohue-Nos 1888, 2o32, 24Os, $685.
1858 1900 140s 2050 2ooO 2405 242o 1866 1850 1892
249o 2291 25l9 1888 PASS 57l 1013 24o7, 1l79 2S53
2499 2529, 2343, 2l37 35o5 93e 2l6 1l9l 24ll 1885,
1411 24o5 1890 1885, 253s 23s7 1891 25O5 24s7 Part
3-Held by Judge Iarrcmore. Nos. 11so 2359 1131,
1852 l1el 22o6, 25O7 l42i 50, 1863 iii, 65S l1o5
1903, 65k, 1139, 1913, 2331 1892, 1888 2334 2335.
SUPERIOR CoURr-rRIAL TEGM-Part Hold by
Chief Justice Mcneil. short causcs-Nos 1880, 1906
2-Caender viii be called in Part /.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GgNERAL LTERM.-Adjourned for the
term.
COMMON PLEAs-EoUlrY TRRM-Held by Judge Robin.
son.-Nos 20, H.
Joseph +. DAILY Nos III, 95S e5O 9ee III coo, PISS
sss $50 loss iSsa i5Ii 2sas 1855 1855 1883 1856 1856
Held by Judge Van Brunt-One hour causcs--Court
opens at eleven A. M-Nos. 2251, 1l77 2o64, 1903,
2O54 2l17, 22O115, 2o56, 1912, 2l63 zoos, 1898,
1406 2239 1868, 1868. The following viii be called at
halEpast twelve O'Clock p NJ Nos. 1856 126S 1894,
1854 1872 1877, 700 1919 2137 1868 14i6 1905 1885,
1886, 1857 1473 1902 2173 2l74 TBS 1905 1851 1474
Part 3-Held by Judge Van Hoesen. Nos. 1854 1921,
17S9, 1877, 1895, 1603 1865 173S, 1855, 17oS 2l24
loOl AoAl lollta lol<, 1io4, 1902 LOO 1Oz1, AiV0
1880
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-rarts 1, and 3-Ad-
journed for the term.
COURT GENERAL SEssIoSs-Held by Recorder
Hackett-The People Francisco Dicanla, feonious
assault and battery Same vs.. Ambrose Rudient, elo
nious assault and battery Same Thomas Matthews,
feonious assault and battery; Same VS. Matthew Lar
kim felonous assault and battery; Same Anthony
Fay, grand larceny; Same VS.. Francis Houghtahng,
grand larceny Same VS.. William c. Reeve, grand lar
ceny; Same We. Mnna Miller grand larceny; Same
Mary Roe grand larceny Same Charles Schaeier,
grand larceny; Same Francis Curren and Edward
TobiD, grand larceny; Same George Webster, bur-
gnry Same VS.. George Darcy, burglary; Same VS..
John Mayer, rape.
OYER AND TERMNER-Held by Judge Barrett Tho
People VS. Austin Block and John Dusenbury, attempt
TO induce perjury.
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THE COURTS.
Further Proceedings in the
Walker Divorce Suit.

CURIOUS CHARGE OF SUBORNATION OF PERJURY
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the witness cnair-and that there would have to be
some false swearing done.
The trial viii probably occupy two or three days
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Day calendar for Friday, February 25, 1876 No
236 22Ojs, 221, 116, POI, 2l3, 229, 22L
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HIGHWAY RopBEn SENTENCED.

Thomas Dcvine blacksmith, who, in company with
two others, robbed MI. Philip Rau, OF No. 126 Chrys
tic street. of his watch and chain the night OF Janu
airy 10, convicted of that offence and His Honor
sent him to State Prison for four and one hall years.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

NOTICE No. Sl?.
L. 8. SURVEY NO. iie,
IT $, LAND OFFICE. CARSON CT

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
Administrators Sale

IHF MINING CLAIM BELONGING TO
Othe Estate Of Alexander ". Baldwin. de-
ceased Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to On order made by the District Court Of the
First judicial District of the State Of n vada.
in and for the County OF Story, in the matter
Of the estate Of Alexander ", Baldwin, de
ceased. ON the 27th day Of Msrch, A. d. 1876,
the undersigned will. ~ administrator Of said
estate. sell at private sale at the ONCE OF
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. Silver City, LYON County.
Nevada. ON Monday. the i2fh day of June, A.
u, 1S16 ut II O'Clock noon of said day, the
interest of said estate In the mining claim
hereinafter described. to wit, An undivided
interest OF forty-one ia. feet Of the Genesee
Mining claim. situated in the DEVILS Gate
and Chinatown District. Lyon County state
Of Nevada. said claim consisting of 800 linear
fee, on the Mount Hope Ledge, also called the
ID os Sepor OF Senores Lode. on n will be
received At my once, HanAk's Building. Vir.
einia City up to the day of sale. Terms cash
AZ time of sale. Dated May lsth, ls7s.
W. L. F. DEAL.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Alexander ".
Baldwin, deceased. mlad
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SheriH's Sale.

my VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
Id sued ont of the District Court Of the
F,rst Judicial District of the State OF Ne.
vadS in and for the County of stsrey, sad u
me directed and delivered, ON Judgment rem
derea in said Court on the 18th day OF March,
A. II. 1878. in fayor of George W. fhelps,
plaintiff, and against James Duffy defendant.
Tor the sum of Two Thousand aud fifty-etghi
Dollars and Eighty-nine Cents tS9uSS,SHl, l.
$ gold coin. with interest on s2.oSll4 Mt the
rate Of seven "a per cent per snnum ffona
August 2&;h, 1874, in L. = gold coin, until
Maid. together with S5ssS L. 5. gold coin,
costs and disbursements at the date OF said
Judgment and Accruing costs now amounting
TO the sum ui S.. % and costs that may accrue,
I did, on the 9th day of MAY. u. lsi6. seize,
and levy upon the following described prop
er,y, I wit. All 81 that certain piece. tract or
Marcel o, land situated In the County of Lyon.
STATE of Nevada, the y T. fractional quarter
and the east haii Of the northwest fractional
quarter of Section 4, township IL north range
u T. NJ. u. NJ. aud the east half Of the north
west quarter of section 81, IN township as,
north range IS 4. NJ. II. NJ: also the following,
described tract of land situated in said county
and described by the L, ). Government Sars
yey ss the southeast quarter ci section Ks aud
the east half OF the northwest quarter OF SEE
ton ~. township Is north, range ~ h, CON
tanning 2s0 acres If land mere or less, to%ether
with all aud singular the tenemen's. Acrefiiis'
ments and srpurtenxnces theieuE,o belong
ing or in AIRY wise sppertaining.
y tice is hereby given that on the 10th day
Of June. =. u. 1876, between the hours Of 2
O'clock A. NJ and S uolock L. NJ. namely At
Il o'eleck NJ. OF thst day, | will sell all the
right title aud interest of the said defendant.
James Ducs. ia AMI to the above described
property or any Interest he had IN AMI e. said
property on the nth day Of April, A. u. i-8e
or II any tim, since. ST the Court Hons.
doors in Dayton. Lyon County, Nevsos, al
public auction 20 the highest and beat hid
der for L. 5. gold coin. TO satisfy said eaeeu'
ton and all costs,
RA. COOKE.
sheriff of Lyon County, New,
DAYTON May 18th, 4. II. lsIs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
Applications for Patent.
NOTICE No. SOP.
L. S. SURVEY no. il9,

II s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
u . Nevada. Aprii 3. ls7e,-~Notice is hereby
given ths. Hermann ]. 7. schcels and Wsshih@s-
ton Seaweli. whose pustofAee al re>s Is Silver
city, Lyon County, Nevada. have made Spilt-
cation Tor eighteen hundred tlsoQl linear feet
Of the MONrExUM MA LODE. called The HkR.
MANN J, I. sCHEEt AND WASHINGTON
SEAwELL CLAIM, situsteSi in Devils Gate
and Chinatown Mining pistrics, Lyon ,cun-
ty, Nevada, together with surface ground fuur
hundred feet in width, tor the convenient
uvrking thereof. ami descsihee, on the plat
md ncla notes on Gle in my office follows,
to.wit; Beeiuning 81 pos; No. /, whence bears
the d section corner. on the west line OF &c
tien Ii. Township 10 n, r. II T.. NJ. NJ,
y, 7oas W, distant ASS feet and running
from said Post Nc, list course, \, t9' Il lat
% fee, pass through the 5. W. corner pest NJ.
9 of the Carson Co.'S L. :. susv,. Ne. -;
whence bears smoke stsck Of pzpsy Co..
hoissing works $ AZ !" W: smoke stack OF the
Spring Valley Mil 5 2ias ", smnhe stack
Of kossuth hois;ing works \ SIS W: flagstaff
on Mt. Davidson n 80 80 min, " &ol iect -
posi- No. =. thence ID course. : 81 W. |. 500
feet 60 pest Ne. 3. thence 81 course. ), 6ss W.
st0 feet 10 pt'st No. 4; thence tth course. y.
ga" T. i.soo feet Go post Nc. l, the point Of
beginning. Containing Is sS-loo xeges Bear
ins-s vxprisse,t from. the true meridian mag
nttio variation id " East, The labor aud i'm
proy.menis consist 81 shafts and tunnel cx-
ceedine hve hundred dollars in vNlue. This
claim VAS located under the name of the Mon
tesums Ledge and COMPANY, This elsila Is
bounded On the north by thu Carson c., : L.
: Survey Ne, ~. on the west, south aud east
by ne known claimants. rhe location notice
is on record and may be found IN Book ''C.
Miscellaneous Records. psee 80. Lyon CoGn.
~ Records. kept At the cIace 0f the County
Recorder. =; Dayton, Lyon County. Nevada.
Any and all rer ons claiming adversely any
portion af said Hermann j, T. Scheel and
Washington SeawtN G aim Arr required g. d
their adverse claiEn With the Register NJ The
L. Land once. at Carson city. Ncvsia.
DURING the sixty DAYS period of publication
herrof. or thcy VIII be barred by virtue Of the
provisions OF the statute.
apr cod A. Waltz. Register,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
Assessment Notice.

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
IL Company. Location Of Principal place
of business, san rraneisco. California. 10
lcatien Of works, Lyon County, state Of Ne
lvada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 1t . meeting OF
Directors held ON the fifteenth day Of May,
1876. IN assessment mo. y Of fifteen cents
per share WAS levied upon the capital stock OF
the Corporation. payable immediately In Unit
ted States gold coin, 10 the Secretary ct the
once Of the Company, No. $40 California
strees. Room No. s. San Fr~ncisce, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remsin unpaid on the twentieth day OF June,
1876 will be Delinquent, and advertised fos
sale at public auction; and unless payment ts
made before, will be sold on Thursday. the
thirteenth day Of July, 1875, TO pay the delin'
Queut assessment. together with costs OF sd-
vertising and expenses of sale.
GEO. n sPINNEY. Secretary.
Once. No $40. California street. Room No.
S, San Francisco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
TO DAVID L. HASTINGS

TUNHE undersigned. Louis 6oldstone, one 81
the locaters sud owners of the uranf Mine
situated In Chinsto-u Mining pis'riet' SILVER
City. Lyon County. Nevada, does hereby give
Won notice that ! have expended since the
tenth day of May, is'a for labor. lamher and
improvements upon the sail Grant Mi,e, 'he
sum OF sh rteen hundred and fortysix Isl .Ssol
Dollars, gold coin of the United States thai
the proportion Of the said expenditure 50
made as aforesaid due from you amounts 10
two hundred aud twenty-fonr dollars AID four
cents ,$2aaotl. You are hereby further noti-
ned that in case you fail or refuse 10 pay the
above amount set opposite your name 10 The
undersigned, in Silver CITY. Nevada, before
The expiration Of ninct, days. after this notice,
YOUR interest in the said ,srSnt Mine. viii. IN
accordance with the Act Of Congress. entitled
AN Act to promote the development OF the
m,uias resources Of the United States, sp-
proved Mar 10. isT2, become the property Of
The undersigned who made the abov. cxpen.
diture on said claim.
LOUIS GoLDSToNE.
SILVER CRY, NV. Feb. 26, lsi6. 9VL,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
TO ]. 8. DALLAS AND JOHN GEaRHEARI

Il -. y
The undersigned co-owners Of the Pitts
burg Coal Mine, situated in Lyon County,
Nevada, hereby give notice. that We have ex-
pended the sum Of Eight Hundred and Seven
ty.three Dollars and Ninety Gents t$s7S.sol in
sold coin for lumber. labor xnd supplies;
that the proportion Of the said expenditure 81
made a. afore, aid due from you amount t.
From YOU. J. 5. Dallas. $40 %, and from You,
John 6eAfheart. ksVo You are hereby fur.
Their notified that In case You fail or refuse 10
pay the amounts set opposite your names, "a
the 5 cretAry Of said Company, at his office in
the town of Dayton, on % before the expira-
ton Of nin.ty days frOm the nrst publication
II This notice. your interest in the said Pitts
burg Coal Mine will. in accordance with the
Act OF Congress emitted. An Act BE- promote
the development AZ sbc mining resources OF
the United States, approved MAY loth, is72, ''
become the property II tho undersigned co
owners, who uade the above expenditures on
said claim
c, Y. All. JAS, Dos wax.
II. J. CARLiS1. JOHN pol-AS,
O. L. NASH. c. knSER.
FRANK kKSYoS E W GOWN
Louis 0oLpsroSs, Jos DAMON.
p~0@ swS AssSA - ss& -
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

II oSSUTH MINING CoMPANY-LocA-
IN ton of principal place OF business.
san Francisco. California, Location of
works, DEVILS Gate District. Lyon county, Ne
vSda Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the Board Of Directors held on the
twenty ninth day of May, 1876. an assess
ment. No, 6. of ffty 1901 cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock If the corpora
ton. payable Immediately in United ssstes
gold coin. to the Secretary. at the ofhee of the
company, No 4l9 California street. room No.
5. san Francisco. California. Any stock upon
which this assessment shall reinSin unpaid on
the twon,y ninth day of June, 1876. will be
delinquent. aud advertised for sale a: public
suction. and unless payment is made before
will be sold on Wednesday. the nineteenth
day of July. 1876. II rsy the delinquent as
sesssnent together with costs of advertising
and expenses af sale.
BY order Of the Beard of Directors.
EDWARD F. STONE, Secretary.
Office-4i9 California street. Room 10. 5,
San Francisco, California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
no EpwARp MANLEY ANp JAMES KlEF


The undersigned eo-oxner Of the CAREL
LEDGE situated In Devil 5 Gate and hinA-
town Minins District. hereby give netice taai
have expended the sum of 'wsnty-nvr Hun.
drei Dollars tsa5lol in improvements and
labor; that the proportion OF the said eHPendi.
TURF SO made AZ siurvssid due rom you amount
to; From YOU, Edward Mani.y $sS3. IS v. aud
fran you. James kirf, SsSS. SssA. You are
aereby further notified that IN case you fAil or
refuse 60 pay the amounts set Opposite Yonr
names 10 the undersigned. in the town "f
Silver City ON or before the expiration OF
ninety dsys from the hrst puelicstion OF this
notice. your interest in the said Carei Ledes
will, in accordance with the Act Of Congress,
entitled. AN Act % promote the development
al the mining resources Of the United states.
approved Nay 10th. isIa. orcome the proper
" uf the undersigned eo-c~ner. who made
the above expenditures on said eisiIn.
MATHEW CARhL.
Silver City. New. April 4, lssd.