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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

and perhaps take life, undcTyour moderate
plan Of treatment
The physicians certificate did not At.
tempt to say the Cnuse OF Cross insanity,
but his friends thought II tO Be the effects
Of fall he got several years before, which
injured his head considerably. Anexam-
ination showed that Cfossa had 4 bilious
encephalic commonly called ncrvous)
temperament, was somewhat anemic, the
digestive and assimilatiye organs acting
feebly, and strong symptoms OF intermit-
tent engagement Of the liver. or at least
n diseased condition Of the liver manifest
ed itself prominently. For two weeks fol-
lowing his arrival did nothing for him
medically. | watched his symptoms and
became we'll acquainted with him-paying
him extra attention, occasionally crafty
ing his approbativeness, which was large.
! At the end Of two weeks Mr.. Cross mani
tested strong symptoms Cf rNbidness; the
eyes became sallower and CLASSY; lie would
fall asleep several times day; at night
he would make loud, roaring noise that
could be heard nearly all over the asylum.
| At this stage we gave him treatment cores
ponding with the indications pointed out
by the diagnosis given above. The result
was favorable. In a few days all the
symptoms we're modified, and we did not
have to resort to any form of physical re-
straint to control him. Medical treatment
was then suspended until after lapse of
three weeks, when second attack OF rab-
idneSa made it's symptomatic appearance.
Medical treatment was then given him,
which soon reduced him to n moderate
condition. The treatment was then con-
timed until all danger OF recurrence OF
the disease was past. From this he con
tinued gaining, having no symptoms OF
rabidness until November 10Th, 1873,
when he was discharged. He visit
ed his relatives in Michigan, Indiana and
this State. After an absence Of six months
he returned to the asylum, and has been
kept here in the employ Of the house until
the present time. lie is now talking oI
leaving and trying outside life again. lie
still continues well mentally and physic
ally"
Since all the facts given above are strict
ly true to the letter, aud reliable beyond
question, the case will doubtless at once
attract great attention. Mr. Cross is gooc
size, dark complexion, a large, clear, ,browl
eye, of good address, good sense, and out o
twenty men not Une could be pickeC
who would be stronger, in all respects, thar
he now appears.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18
DemocratIc County Convention.

The Democrats of this county met in
Convention at Bowling Green yesterday
to select delegates to represent the county
in the Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton at Napoleon next, week. Eighteen
townships were represented, and a commit
tee, consisting Of one from each township,
was appointed 10 apportion the delegates
to the several townships. Twelve OF the
eighteen reported in favor Of a representa-
tion based upon the votes for ALLEN last
fall, but the other six wanted to make an
exception against Perrysburg twp. The
minority, with defeat staring them in the
face, ,drummed up crowd of Bowling Green
roughs and broke up the convention in a
row. II is claimed that some of thyse
whose hair was full of hayseed at Toledo
on Wednesday, were present and voted
with the roughs at Bjwling Green OH
Thursday. Some OF these Ring chaps
have voted so promiscuously for several
years that they feel authorized to attend
and take part in the proceedings of the
cenventians of all parties. They are Of
exceedingly easy virtue.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18


Last week the Republicans Of Williams
and Henry counties nominated their coGn-
ty tickets. In Williams the following
we're the nominees;
Coroner-Dr. d. Calkins.
Surveyor-John Paul, Springfield.
Infrmary Director-David Turner, Pu-
lnski.
County Commissioner--John Burk, Flo
renee.
In Henry county, the following is the
ticket;
Auditorium. Brownell.
Sherifl--Jos. Culbertson.
Cammissioncr-Jno. Powell.
ln6rmary Dircotor-Gideon Brcy.
On Monday the Republicans of Fulton
county placed the following ticket innom
iualiOn:
Treasurer-L. Mosley.
Shcrin-Cul. J. II. Brigham.
Prosecuting Attorncy-II. II. Ham.
Commissionpr-A. B. Thompson.
Infrmary Dircctor-James H. Turner.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

Notwithstanding the strong opposition
to HURD in Toledo and some other portions
of the District, his denomination by the
Democratic Congressional Convention is
regarded as very probable. FRANK will
be hard to beat in convention, but at the
polls it will be different.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

The treasury robbers Of Napoleon took
entire control ofthe Democratic Convention
of Henry county and nominated a COM
plete robberring ticket. If the people Of
that county vote for that ticket, they de-
serve to have every dolihu Of their taxes
a9nlan
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18
presidential EIector.

The nomination Of Capt. JAS. B LucKEY,
Of Ottawa county, for Presidential Elcctor
by the Republican Congressional Conven-
tion, was we'll deserved A Republican
who can be elected Auditor Of the Demo
cratic county Of Ottawa, unquestionably
deserves well at the hands Of the party. He
was good soldier, is an enterprising busi
ness man and public spirited private citi
zen. His name will add to the strength o.
he Republican ticket
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

Bowling Green ringsters- will not find it
a profitable business TO sacrifice the inter
ests of the Republican party for the graft
fcation of personal spite. The Republi-
cans Of the county will not feel disposed TO
saddle themselves with ringloads.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

The delegates t;om the several counties
the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict, met in convention at the Adelphi
Theatre, Toledo, on Wednesday, and tenn
porarily organized by the election OF Hon.
JOHN X. OSBORN as Chairman. The fol-
lowing Committees were appointed
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
Lucas-W. s. Thurstin.
Williams-J ohm Oberweller.
Wood-L. Black.
Ottawa-E. II. Potter.
ezUenry-J. S. Fouke.
Fulton-Isaac Springer.
WiTIiams-H. IT. Pepper 80
Wood-E. w. Merry.
Ortawa-H. V. Becker.
Henry-H. L. Weaver.
FultOn-M. II. Bradley.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Lucas-Richard Waite.
WOod-L. X. Parks.
Williams-W. +. RoOp.
Ottawa-E. p. Bartlett.
Henry-J. Augenstein.
Fulton-W. +. Touvelle.
COMMITTEE ON CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Lucas-II S. Barnes.
Williams-Geo. Robert.
Wood-C. w. EVers.
Ottawa-James b. Luckey.
Henry-W. Stevenson.
Fnlton-James Fenton.
After the report of the committee on
credentials, the committee on permanent
organization reported the following, and
the report was unanimously adopted:
President-John X. Osborn.
Vice Presidents-Ozlas Merrill. Fulton
w. Stevenson, Henry; Wager Swayne, Lu
cas- Frank Runjell, Ottawa; VIM. Letch
er; Williams; o. Z. Norris, Wood.
.Secretdries-J. II. McElroy, G. s. Can
field, A. B. Smith, CIV. Evers, J. S. Foulke
The Committee on resolutions reported
the following, which was unanimously
adopted:
Resoired, That the Republicans of the Sixth
Ohio Congressional District cordially endors,
the nomination OF Hayes and Wheeler for Ia,
Presidency and Vice Presidency, aud hearth '
approve the platform Of the Cincinnati Conven.
tionj and that the ' he reby pledge their ear mes
aud undivided efforts IN secure the success o
the National, State, District aud COuuIy Repub
lican tickets.
A Central Congressional Committee wa
reported as follows:
Lucas-Geo. +. Welles.
Williams-D. B. Anger.
Wood. B. Newton.
Ouawa-Malcolm Kelley.
Henry-W. NJ. Beckham.
Fulton-M. r. Bradley.
Capt j. b. LUcKEY, of Ottawa county
was nominated for Presidential elector b,
acclamation.
Alter the announcement OF candidates
the Convention proceeded to ballot, will
the following result:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

SECOND BALLOT


lbldi'''' ~ Ot 0J
As soon as the result of the second bal
lot was announced, Capt. HAMILTON as
cended the stage and withdrew the name
OF General SHERWOOD.
The announcement created some con-
fusion, and as soon as il subsidized General
SwAYSE obtained the aoOr. He said In
justice to Gen. SHERWOOD he desired to say
that that gentleman had come TO his Office
on the previous day, aud stated that he
Was willing to withdraw in favor Of any
man generally acceptable; and that he was
even willing to go into the Convention aud
nominate him himself. lie proposed three
cheers for Gen, SHERWOOD which. were
given with will.
Mr.. LErcHER, Of Williams Co, denied
that Gen. SHERWOOD had ever voted with
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18
THIHp bALLOT.
81. 80
Tdal.....".. l03

TUtal....'.s.. 1903 81 10
, Previous to the announcement Of there
suit, Col. BRIGHAM Withdrew the name OF
Mr.. SPLLAINE, and moved that Gen. Cox's
nomination he made unanimous, pledging
him the united and enthusiastic support Of
the agricultural interest.
The applause became simply uproarious.
When it subsidized somewhat, the motion OF
Col. BRIGHAM was seconded by Capt. HAM
TLToN, and then by Capt. DowLING.
The motion was put and carried, with a
laundering "aye," aud three tremendous
cheers.
Cheers we're also given for Mr.. SrIL-
LAME, Col. BRGHAM aud Capt. DowLtNG.
4 committee waS appointed to wait up
on Gen. Cox and inform him Of his nom
ination. and the General soon appeared OF
the platform and in most be6tting terms
accepted the nomination.
In the evening, General Cox was sere-
naded nt his residence, where he briefly
addressed the people; and remarks were
also made by Gen. SHERWOOD and others.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

Down in the Delaware Congressional
district, PoPrLEToN and his Democratic
friends are employing ProhitiIionspeakers
TO canvass the district in tho interest Of
Ennfchernie DcmucrnCv-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

Every county officer who will not do th'
bidding Of Judge PnELPs, is requested to
resign. The Judge proposes to "run" tho
county on his own hook.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

The Court House Ring thought il was
hay-seed they had in their hair, but the
farmers could plainly SEQ that IL was the
seed Of corrupiion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18
Sixth Cong. District Ticket.
For Congress,
JACOB DOLSON cox.

"Tilden and Reform" is tho way the OF
tawa County Ne,cs puts it. Why not say
"rwecd, Tilden and Rcform?"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

Judge PuELrs made a great mistake in
not circulating his little anti Pierce paper
at the Congressional Convention.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

the Democracy, or attended their caucuses
and asked that the Convention forget any
hard feelings Il might have against him, II
he should ever come mp for Office again.
Mr.. G. w. BoND arose to n personal ex-
planation. lie desired to say that IN his
remarks he had intended nothing personal
with regard to Gen. SHERWOOD.
The Convention then proceeded TO the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18

The men who fought the rebels on the
battlefield, may be trusted to fight them in
the Halls Of Congress. Vote for Cox.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18
- INQUIRE AT
EXCHANGE BANK"
'ERRYsBURG.
GRAIL for One Dollar
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Commissioners of Wood county, O..
will receive sealed proposals at this office
until noon of the
3lst Day of August, 1876.
foF the construction of three (a) bridges
across the west branch of the Portage
River:
One near the residence of Henry Baker
in Freedom township; one near the Center
Church, and one ON Napoleon road, both
in Center township,
Bridges to be abont seventy feet span
structure to be of pine abutments to be
OF stone. Plans and specifications will be
found on file at this office bidders are re-
quested to furnish their own plans foI
structure, by order of County Commits
sioneTs, 5. CASE, County Auditor.
AUDITORS OFFICE, Wood Co, o.,
Bowling Green, August 2, 1876. I lie
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-08-18
Republican Congre essIonaI Convention

The delegates from the several counties
composing the Sixth Congressional Dis
trct, met in convention at the Adelphi
Theatre, Toledo, on Wednesday, and tenn
porarily organized by the election of Hon
JOHN X. OSBORN as Chairman. The fol
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27
SheriH's Sale.

uDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
u sued out OF the District Court Of the
First Judicial District Of the State OF Ne
vada. In and for the County of storey. and 10
me directed and delivered, on Judgment rem
derea in said Court ON the 10Th day Of March
A. d 1873, in favor of George W. Phelps.
plaintiff, and against James Duty. defendant
for the sum of Two Thousand sud Fifty eight
Dollars and Eilhty-nine Gents Is a,osc-S'l U
s. gold coin. with interest ON <2,uSlN AZ the
rate of seven "a per cent, per annum f.on
August stth. is.., in 2. $ Eold coin; aaui
paid together with SSS.ss I, 5, gold coin.
costs and Disbursements ut the date Of said
Judgment, and sccruin9 costs now amounting
to the sum of s. 20 and caS,s that may accrue.
did. on the 9TH day OF MAY, A d. 1876. seize,
and levy upon the following described prop
eriy. wit. All of that certain piece. tract. or
parcel of land situated In the County OF Lyon,
State of Nevada; the n h. fractional quarter
and the east half Of the nnrthwcs; fractional
quarter of Sec;ton 4, township II north. rAiiEn
Is T. NJ d. II. and the cas-; half Of the north
west quarter of section ~, In tovnshipsi aus.
north range Is f. NJ, d, NJ: also the following
described tract OF lard situated In said county
and Described Ivy the L. :. Government Sur
yey as the so0t he asst quarter ot section ~ and
the east half Of the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton IS, township Is norih. range ~ b, con
tanning 40 ac-cs of land iacrc or less, toe thsr
with all and singular the tene'sents. ber,sti's-
ments and appurtenxices theieunto beleng-
ing or III any wise sprersainine
n tice is hereby given that On the lo:a day
of June, a. ID, lsi6. between the hours 81
o'clock A. NJ. and ) O'Clock 4, NJ, namely at
II O'Clock NJ. of that day, I will sell all the
right, title ami interest of the said defendant.
James Duffy. IN aud 10 the above described
property or any Interest he had ia anu u said
property. ON the 18th day of April. A II. -"
OF Of any time since, at the Coaf hoase
aeors in Dayton. Lyon County, Nevada, at
public auction To the highest and beat bid
der for L. 5. gold coin, TO satisfy said execu-
ton aud all costs.
r. A, CookE,
Sheriff Of Lyon County, New.
NANfnn MAY 9Th A. u. mo.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27
Applications for Patent.
NOTICE No. SOP.
U. S. SURVEY no, ii9.

U. s. SURVEY No, Nv
r. 8. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
u . Nevada Asrii !, is76.--Notice is hereby
given that Hermann ], I. Scheel and wasnins-
ton Seswell, whose pcstoisiee AL rcss Is silver
CITY. Iyou County. Nevada, have made srpis-
cation Tor eighteen hundred tls0s linesr i..t
of the MoNrEzrMA LODE, called the HkR
MANN J. 4. ScHEEL AND WASHINGTON
SEAwELL CLAIM. situated In peNhs tate
aud Chinatown Mining pis'r'c;. Lyon Ccnn-
~ Neyads, together With surface ground four
hundred feet in width. for TIE oonveni,n NJ
working thereof, and described ON the iia'
and nsia notes az file ~ my Office az foflew-,
t,,.wit. Bcgii ming at Post No, 1. whence hfAfs
the u section corner. on the west liss OF &c
.ion IL. Township 10 n. II, II f. NJ, u VI.
Tp4, W distant a.sSs feet ami running
fr,m said Post No. list conFse. \. ~ /. al
81 Iest pass through the :. W. corner rost ".
, of the Carson cos L. ;. survey No. ~
whence bears smoke stack oi pas~S S.,
hoisiins works : W sn,Ae ga - -
Srr,ur Valley MIL $. SlsS W; sniok~ sssea
OF E,sssu,h hci.tiag works ". IsS W; HsNssaa
ON Mt Davidson n, Is AZ min. v ~. ie.' W
post No. 2. thence Ill course, ; : -, y,
,.et IA pest Nm. =. theme. 81 course - Nv
40 ice; to pnsi No. 4: thence s'n se"'so.
So L sca feet to yost Ne, l. the i0'n' oi
b.p,1npt,p, Containing Is ss-lon acres rear
inEs ,stsrssscsi from the true nltricisn insS'
,lstie variation l6 " kasi- The isaer AZ. 1'4'
movements consist ot shafts snd tnnh,I -
ccesiinr five hundred datIars IN VAIN =,
.,isiu, was heated ufssier the name OF the Aen-
,exu,nA Ledge and Company. Tais claim y
bounded, on the north by the Csr~an c. q
$ survey No. -. ON the west. sitfh knd css'
,,y no known claimants. rho location netie.
Is ON record and may be found IN Book =.
NisT,lIsneons Records. page vs.. Iyoa coun-
~ Records. kept st the of'ice of the County
Recoraer. at Dayton. Lyca County, Nevada.
Any and all persons Claiming adversely any
portian at ss.d Hermann J. I. scheel and
Washington seswen Calm arr required b. NJ
their adverse claim with the Resis'er ~ we
II Ixna Once, at Carson CITY, Nevada,
during the sixty days period of p9eisesnsa
hsrrsat, OF tAey viii be barred by virtue OF the
provision. Of the statute.
aprs cod A WAITE hsf'r'''
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27

NOTICE NO. 500.
T. s. SURVEY NO. iis.

TT s. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY
u Nevada March Q. lSse.-- Notice Is here
by given ;ha, the SOUTH CONSOLIDATED
VIRGINIA MINING COMPANY. carpors-
ton Only orranised and existin. under and
by virtue of the laws uf the State Of Caisosns,
has this day. by Charles ) Ccoyer. it's super
iptenicnt and authorized agent. masic appii-
cation for patent &r thirteen hundred tissnl
linear feet of the Bed Jacket Lode. bearing
gold and silver. sitas,cd Ia Gold Rim Mining
District. County OF Storcy. and State Of Ne
yada, together with six hundred ltsst, fec, ot
surface ground fer convenient working there
On. said claim being designated on the Of
fetal pla, on file In this Office a. [. ;, Survey
or loi No. lie. in Township ii North. Range
u East, VI. u, NJ, the exterior boundaries Of
said lot No. iis leing - fellows. towite Be-
ginning Mt Post No. !, the same being itiesii-
cal with Pos; No. J of the He'd JACKIE; Le&c.
application No, iss. lccsts,i in pint Of cry
p'pE.s about IS feet ahotr the y Il I. II. r.
track, and ahont NJ feet cs.teTly ffcm the east
entrance OF the Y. 4 7. Il. T. Cos American
Fat tnn.lci. aud whence hests the :, W. cor
ner Of Sex. :. Township ID N Range II T.. N.
u NJ, ). q deg w ats.S feet distant; the Sasi,,
Works n deg f. distant 49, feet: the aac-
staff on Mt Davidson y W deg. min W and
running from said Post No. I. frs, eosr.c,
y. So. icg M.si feet to Post No. :; thence
second course. y. 1t1 deg. ". along the
ncrsheas;criy boundary of T. y Surveys No.
" ard - at 20 feet, passing through The ). l..
corner Post OF L, $, survey No, ~. IN feet
10 Post No ). thence third course. Nh deg.
Z. 10 feet 10 Post No !; thence fourth coarse.
= SEA deg. +. tat Ms feet cros-iag ccGirc isne
II Red Jacket Lode application No. 1881 t.o
feet to Post No, $: thence fifth course. y ~
de-. W. isu feet to Post No. q: thence sixth
course, y. sss. deg, W. ~ feet 10 Pcs; No /,
the poin; Of hsg;nning, containing 10 sslo
acres. Bearings expressed nom true mtfid-
ian magnetic variation, i6's dee. east, SURVEY
made 10 Consortn With To record OF location
This claim Joins the Goodman claims. L. 8
surveys Nos. - and ~ the East aud the
Atlantic Consolidated Mining Company. u
= SnryryNn. III on the West; the said mining
claim being Of rcconi In the ofsce af the Ne
eorsl,r of Storey County. in Book X Of lecs-
lions. PIP and &. $40 and 40 Storey County
Records. Any and all persans sisiGlsDs ae
versely any portion II said South Sossol
dated Virginia Mining Conpans's claim.
are required 10 file their adverse claim with
the Register OF the Z, $. Land once ST Carson
City, Nevada. during the sixty days period Of
publication hereof or they win be barred by
Virtue of the provisions Of the statute. 80
March 18th, tsd A. Waltz. Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27
To DAVID L. HASTINGS

VuNHE undersigned. Louis 1oldstone. one OF
the ioeSters and owners Of the Grant Nine
situated in Chinatown Mining blsirset' shVeF
CITY. Lyon County. Nevada, does nerehy give
vou notice, that l have expended sS,ee ihe
tenth day Of May. 1878. for labor. lumber snd
improvements upon the said Grant Ming We
SUM OF tn rseen hundred and forty six ts,.ssel
l,cIisrs, gold coin OF ths United States that
the pyepoYssnn of the said expenditure SO
made a. afor~sais due from you snoante W
two hundred and twenty -four dollars AID four
c~ats tssa4 pal. You are hereby further no,i'
ne,i thai In case you fall or refuse to pay the
above amount st opposite your name q th'
uus~s~isned. In silver City, Nevada. before
the expiration Of ninety days. after this notice.
ypor interest In the said 5rsat Mine, viii, IN
accordance with the Act Of Congress-, entitled
AN Act to promote the development a; the
minins resources Of the United States, az.
proved May 10. isTa, bscoms the property 81
the undersigned, who made the above eSpen-
"N'> LOUIS 6oI.psroNE.
srIyEx Crry. NV. Feb. ID. is'e. "d.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27
Administrators Sale

ANr MINING CLAIM BELONGING TO
VDthe Estate of Alexander W. Baldwin. de-
ceased Notice is hereby given that pursuant
10 an order made by the Distrist Court OF the
First Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada.
In and for the County OF Storey. IN the matter
of the estate of Alexander ", Baldyin. de
ceased on the nth day Of March, A. d. 1916.
the undersigned viii. ~ administrator Of said
estate. cell nj private sale at the once OF
Wells Fargo L Co. silver city. Lyon County.
Nevada, on Monday. the 18th day ot Jane. A.
d. 1876. at IL O'Clock noon OF said day. the
interest of said estate in the mining claim
hereinafter described, 10 wit: An undivided
interest OF forty-one ttll feet of the taenesee
MINING claim. situated in the DEVILS Gate
and Chinatown Dtssrict, Lyon County, STATE
Of Nevada. said claim consisting of 30 linear
feet on the Mount Hope Ledge. also called the
d os Sesor OF Senore's Lode. on rs will be
received at my Office. Hxnak's Building. Nir.
einia City, up to the day of sale. Teruis cash
AZ time Of sale. Dated May issh. 1876.
WEI 4. DEAL.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Alexander ".
Baldwin. deceased. mlstd
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27
NOTICE!
Adm inis trnter's Sale Of Real
Estate.

AYoIIcr Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TRE
IN undersigned. administrator OF the estate
q Charles McNair, deceased. will. In aeessr,
dance with IN order made en- the 18th day OF
April, A. u. 1876. by tn. District Coart OF the
First Disiric. of the state Of NeNsds. IN aud
for the County Of storey. sell NJ lnblir auction
to the highest bidder and for cash 60 =. sold
eaial. and subject - the confirmation OF said
Csari. al the Court haass door in Dayton,
Lyon County. Nevaaa, =. u c'ciock " on the
2osh day Of May. A. u. issa. A.. the ra2ht title
and interest and estate Of the ssfa decreased or
which said estate has IN anal Ia the ioliu~ing
described real estate, b. WI; One hundred snd
twenty 1891 feet undivided Ia that miuing
ground ~ lode situate IN DEVILS tssir Aihins
District, Lyon County, State Of Nesadx- snd
formerly known rs Pacific Ledge, and nav
known as the Atlantic Consolidated Mining
Company; also that tract II lsai deseriesd -
follows: Ono half interess, undivided, OF
el-sen and lS.luo Acres. being MIL Site and
wAisr Right. aud for other purposes. In
American Raviue abeut an.-hsl' nile above
The sierra -Nevxis House. silver Sa'y. Lyon
County. State OF Nevada. Sfuyeye Tor Geo
O. Wsters and the said deceased, Charles Nc
NAir. by John bay, County surveyor. feo. l.
4. u. 1854. MAXI N, MaihtWs'
Aaminissrarrx Of the Estate Of Charles Nc
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