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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-30
FIRE RECORD.
The miiburn Wagon Works Dsstrayea
Loss Three Quarters Of Miilisn
Dollars. m

TOLEDO, o., September 29.--The
large and extensive establishment
known as the Mllburn Wagon Works
OF this city, were nearly destroyed by
fire this evening. The paint shop, sit
uated on the fourth floor, In rear OF the
eastern wing, was discovered to be on
iire at about e;l5 p. M, aud before wa
ter could be turned on, the entire end
OF the wing was In flames. The fire
steadily progressed In spite OF efforts OF
the iire department, and soon gained
entrance to the main building, through
heavy fire proof wall, by means Of
the roof joists, and the entire main
building, as well rs the eastern wing,
was soon destroyed. The flre was here
controlled by the department, and the
western wing OF the works saved. Over
one thousand finished wagons, besides
u very large number OF unfinished
Ones were burned. Loss supposed to
be not less than seven hundred aud
flfty thousand dollars, on which there
is an insurance Of from one hundred
aud eighty to two hundred thousand
dollars. Several fremen marrow ly es-
capped death from the falling walls, and
one had an arm broken, This disaster
Will throw about three hundred and
nifty men out OF employment. The
cause OF the fire Is supposed to have
been spontaneous combustion.
SPARTAN Has Twenty ave Thousand
Dollar Iiinmination.
MrLwAuKEE, September 2s.--spar-
tain, In this State, was visited by
serious fire last night, which destroy
ed the fremont house, Lee h Palmer,s
livery stable, Heller's store, and other
buildings. Toss estimated at Sos, 600.
Thompson q williams FIGURING M.li
Cremnted.
CHICAGO, September 29.--The Tri.
bune's Lacrosse, Wis, special says
Thompson Il Williams large Touring
mill, at Lanesboro, burned this morn
Ing. Loss about fifty thousand dollara;
partly insured. M
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HELL GATE.

The Reef at maIIett's Point Thorough
~ BROKEN Up-Twenty feet Deep M
Low water.
NEW York, September 29.-General
Newton announces that the reef at
Hallett's Point has been swept away.
The summary Of facts is as follows :
From one hundred and eighty feet dis
tant from the shore line to the line OF
buoys, the bottom sleeps gradually
from eight feet Of depth at low water
to twenty feet outside OF the line o,
the buoys. Nothing less than twenty
feet Of depth at mean low water was
observed. The divers have been ex
aiming the reef and report q thorough
break up.
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YELLOW JACK.

The CreHcent City Denounces the I'm.
j"ss Reports Concsrnins Her Health
NEW ORLEANS, September 29.-Pen-
sacola guarantees New Orleans boats
twenty days. A meeting OF the mer-
chants excha nge passed resolutions
endorsing the board OF health, IN re-
gard to the extent Of yellow fever, and
denouncing the action Of Galveaton,
Shreveport and Pensacola In establish
ing quarantine against New Orleans a.
being unjust and doubtless Influenced
by false reports calculated to paralyze
the commercial relations with those
important centres aud avenues Of
trade. ost aa8sn ~
SAVANNAH. Ga, September &c.
Yellow fever interments sixteen. ~
AID 20 she Gesrgia Yellow Fever
SAN FRANCISCO, September "a. The
Stock Exchange to-day telsgraphed
seven hundred dollars in gold to the
mayor Of Savannah, In aid Of the
sufferers by the yellow fever epidemic.
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SUSPENSIONS.

Nun nm fhe New York savangu hanks.
New York, September 20. The sus-
pension Of the New Amsterdam and
Bond street savings banks has pro-
.duced quite an excitement among
small depositors In different savings
Institutions, and at the time the banks
were opened for business this morn
ing, the counters were surrounded BY
people anxious to withdraw their de-
posits.
Bank Suspension In san Eraseisee.
SAN Francisco, September ss--Ths
Valley Savings and Commercial Bank
suspended yesterday. II was caused
by the financial embarrassment Of the
president, General J. B. FrisbIe. who
has been unfortunate In stock specV
tions. Tho assets Of the bank y Y
stated at upwards Of S550,0OO, aq ~
iebtedness at sss5oOa The Sud
sion Is expected to be temporary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-30
CHAPTER OF HORRORS.
whiried ON Fly wheel ana snashea
10 Jelly.

10 Selsy.
LOUISVILLE, September 29.--Freder-
lex Workman, a German tanner, while
attempting to adjust leather band to
fly wheel to-day, In Kraeger's tam
merry, was caught up by the band In
some unknown way, aud whirled
around at the rate OF sixty revolutions
minute. His head and all parts Of
bis body Were mashed to a jelly and
cut into an hundred small pieces.
A Terrible Aceident--seven Killed and
Four Wounded.
SPRINaFIELD, Mass. September 2s.--
A terrible accident occurred in this
city to-day. The floors Of . three,story
building, on Hampton street, occupied
on the first floor as pork packing
establishment, by ]. Walker 4 Son;
second, store room by Samuel Parker
Il Co., commission merchants; and
third, a store room by .Hick,s cigar
manufacturing company, fell, burying
six persons In the ruins. Four me.
escaped with severe cuts and bruises,
and the two others are still under the
ruins, and probably dead. The cause
of the accident was the giving way OF
the third floor, on which were stored
eighty thousand pounds OF tobacco.
The ruins immediately caught fire, and
10 still burning. Loss OF property $780,
900, partially insured. al'itl
Later--It has been discovered that
seven men were buried In the ruins.
three were taken out alive. IN
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CHICAGO, September 29.--Ser VI
ces preliminary to the opening
of the Moody and Sankey meet
Ing have been well attended to-day.
-Four hours Of prayer IN Farwell hall
were led by Chicsgo pastors, Bark
hurst, III ompson, Evarts and Good
win. The demand for tickets to the
hist meeting, Sunday, at eight u. m,
and four y. m. 10 immense.t
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STATE WIREGRAPHS.
The Fair at Marshall SIM Attracting
a Large Attendance,
No Apprehension Entertained that the
GrasshOppers WIN Prove Destructive
In the Spring The Murderers Of
lohn Love Found Guilty and
the Death Penalty
Assessed.

The Murderers OF JOhu Love Pound
Guiity, Hnd Death the Punishment
Assessed.
Special 10 The Hernld.l
KAUFMAN, September 20. - Eugene
Catchings, mulatto, and Bill Hahn, ne.
gro, were last night found guilty of the
murder Of John Love, whose foul talk.
Ing Off occurred at his shanty, two
miles west OF Terrell, on the oath of
May last and the punishment OF death
assessed against them. The jury were
out but four minutes, Tue trial occu-
pied four days, and was fairly and inn
partially conducted. Oscar Jones, II
negro, was also convicted to-day OF
the theft of n horse, and sentenced to
the penltentiary for fifteen years.
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A Yoasg woman Dies ne y Hotter ana
i"F Her Identity n NY stery.

CHICAGO, September GA young
woman registered at the Gardner house
as Miss ELLEN Wood, st. Paul, and who
claimed to be daughter Of a trunk
maker In ST. Paul, died at that hotel
this morning after q brief illness. Tel
egrams were sent to 81. Paul concern
Ing the latter, but no answer has yet
been received, and her identity Is !
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A Little More Reform within the
Party. tIf ifl.a
SAN FRANCISCO, September 29.--The
jury In the case Of the United States
versus Charles Jost, proprietor OF An
tioch iistillery, rendered a verdict for
the defendant to-day. Parties inter
ested on behalf of the government say
the verdict IL not in accordance with
the evidence, and that some important
evidence was suppressed or destroyed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-30
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION,
Admission Fee Yesterday over One
Hundred Thousand DoiIsrs-Rumors
OF Fatal Railroad Accidents. ~

Admiration Fee Yesterday Over, One
Buuured TbOusand D0iIars-Rumors
Of Fatal Railroad Accidents.
PHILADELPHIA, September e 80. -
During the lexhibition officer works at
the Centennial grounds last night, q
serious accident was occasloned by the
premature firing OF some OF the works,
by which one man was very seriously
Injured by burning and otherwise. He
was carried on u street car to the Az.
las hotel, where his Injuries were at
tended to. .... .... t.....Il
Cash receipts for admission to the
exposition yesterday, were $llS,74I.
There are rumors to-day OF serious
and even fatal accidents on some of the
roads, last evening. In the movement
OF vast crowds from the grounds, but
they cannot be traced to reliable sour.
ces. b. l.hi t'..
Something About Awards ilr
1t Is announced by the Secretary Of
the Centennial commission, that writ
ten reports of judges, upon which
awards to exhibitors are based, will be
published in groups as approved by
the commission and "a, speedily as
they can be prepared. The report for
each group will be prefaced by a state
ment Of the principles upon which the
system OF awardsis based, with the
names and rules for guidance OF the
group jury. Every exhibitor receiving
an award will be entitled, on applica.
ion, to a copy OF the report upon his
exhibit. A large Centennial excursion
from Detroit and vicinity arrived this
evening.
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CRIMINAL DOCKET.
\ Man Killed for His Political Optp.
Ion in ohio

COLUMBUS, o., September 20. EARLY
this morning, John Kent, a bartender,
and William Hardy, u bricklayer,
while discussing political matters u,
the door OF n saloon, became involved
In quarrel, whereupon Kent struck
ut Hardy, who in return struck Kent
knocking him down the steps on I,
the pavement, several feet below. A
1rst II was thought the wound pro
dneed on Kent was slight one, but
further inquiry developed the fact tina,
no was severely injured on the head
He died in % short time after, while
being conveyed to the hospital. Hardy
has been arrested for murder. Both
men had been drinking during the
evening. ''ah
.t.. 81. N...
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

A Revolution In 70 Country We Know
Nothing About.
WASHINGTON, September 29.--Cap-
tain Simpson, of the United States
steamer Omaha, writes to the Navy
Department, under date Of Huayaguit,
evening of September 10: "Arrived
there on the Sth inst. aud found the in
habitants In the midst Of revolution,
the General in command OF the troops
having issued pronunciamento to
that effect, with the support Of the
troops and apparently with the con-
sent of the peOple.n
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Jacob Hunisinger, the Halt 70 million
Dollar Embezxier. rt

PoTrsvILLE, Pa, September 20. - ].
Huntsinger, late president OF the
Miners Trnst Bank, was re. arrested
to-day on five distinct charges, cover
ing alleged misdemeanors by false
pretenses and embezzlement to the
extent Of five hundred thousand
dollars. He was sent to prison in de-
fault Of two hundred and thlrty-eight
thousand dollars bail. ..... ,....-
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Postal Arrangements.

On the first of October mail service
will be commenced on about seven
hundred routes which were let under
regular advertisements on the 3lst OF
July last, thus completing the entire
system of mail transportation In every
State and territory Of the United
States.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-30
erass1opprrs DeIa,Ins she sowing Of
wheat.

Special TO Tho Herald.l .t. .uI
GALVESTON, September -. Full and
detailed advlces from the northern and
northwestern portions OF the State re-
move the apprehension of devastation
by the grnsshoppers, III number OF
counties they have partially destroyed
vegetation, but the work OF dostruc.
ton IN by no means general. In few
OF the northwestern counties wheat
sowing will be delayed until 1t is ascer.
tanned whether they will remain long
enough TO deposit their eggs. ...
The Fair Rt MarshsiIn Great Success
Special To The Herald
MARSHALL, September 29.--The at
tendance to-day at the fair was very
large, including many ladies'. The ar
ray of stock excelled any previous fair
horses, jacks, jennies aud several fine
full-blooded horses. Only three bales
Of cotton were on exhibition, the best
bale receiving an award of fifty dol.
lars, Judge Green, of Harrison, car
ried oil the first premium, and Miss l.,
Powell, of Shelby, the second.
First race-half mile dash, purse o.
fifty dollars, three entries. Nelli,
Vines, by w, II. Owens, of Jefferson
first j. G. Mccoy, by !. y. Pickett
second Wild Joe, by q. w. Leopard
third. Time 81 seconds.
Main race-one male, purse of seven
ty-fve dollars, two entries: All John
son, by w. Il. Blalock, Plano, Collin
county, first Country Roy, by j. i
pickett. second. Time li5ab.
Third race--half mile, best two IN
three, purse OF one hundred dollars,
two entries ; Bob Kane, by John Fike
first; Red Buck, by w. II. Owens, sec.
ond. Time So and 81 seconds.
The masquerade ball tonight Was
largely attended aud brilliant In cos.
cumes. The fair has been great sue.
cess.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-24
20 DAVID l.. HASTINGS 4,

ssNNE uads signed, Louis Gt'lassaiac. fsns -
tAe locktvrs Snd o~uegs af the ursHi Alnt
sifusi.dl ia GhinNiosn Mining Hsstfirt. siINef
C.,v. IYan County Nevsda. as,ts iIsesAy give
,on noiiee thx; | h.Ne fIpsnded sinc. ihs
tenth day II Nsy. issa for labor, Lumbar sah
improvements ulan the said Grant Mtst", 'hs
SAN, Of ia rt.-.n hundred AID fofty-slN 81 9stl
l,unsrs, s,alc coin Of the United stat. that
thu proportion 81 the sSid eHIs aditnrr -
made rs sfofesAi da. irVu yon EhslNi.ts to
tas hundred Aid twenty fouT aailAre xtd fear
cents 500 OIL, Eea srH hereby a0rtter 10 /
FED that ia c&se yea fail OF refuse Ia rAy the
a.oNe agHoent ~: opposite yoHs name 10 thr
aaas,rsisns,l. IN silver CITY, Nevada. b"tore
"a. sxpsrsticI uf ninety DAYS. sstsT this Eettce,
yoar in,rTrr; IN the Rad ,fisNt AfEs, @tti, ~
1ccQrsi.nc. nh. ths kvi q! Goagress entitled
-sn At g. pfvno,e tsse Development u the
uslniaa resources II tAe United ststes, Ai,-
pr4yvsd Mas ~. lisa, hycoine the pr iseriy II
n.e uudersi&a.d. who mad. the aNeNe eXlseas.
Iltar,, en- sxid claim
LOUIS .soI.t} STONE.
suygR Crrr. MY, ksh, 10, Isis. s1i
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-24
Application FOR Patent.
NOTICE Nc 81.
I. 5. SURVEY SO. 10.


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- sNsNsas, \ tFli -. le'e,-~N"itr" = htftsA
gasor ;bat tse Sol III IND MINING tnM
PAM. = cuspprSi}on daily oTEs' t@t,3 ASA cN'
listing under the lavs oi the s's'f 90 tsl for
MS, and whu~r pSssf'o'aes slNf's> - p'1m :
Isl piece ri business = ssh tFsit '~~'s'. tSA
turflia. -. tAi> dsS, hy N'N. Z, y 'i't~tlE, ~
superintendent, ns,r ~ ilSsa 4 tvr 1. :
&NittS 1uf Aifteh hf erta tl3%Fh hN'f ttrs
ni tie >ousa fui ,-Hia sa,H s@lN'' ssinln-
Iisi'u, bearing salt snd silv~r. '"t'ther NJ 8
sEtiser Eron'4a to9 i'ff ~ ~!diAs siia@f
l!luG ana t"lHS 81 ti'r peNl|s este sra
tAlGstoYn MtuiDe ileititf iA"n tNWhss.
N.Na.is, knp~N mi atsi s"s,ed rn iA- - IA
ise'.- sltd oihvlsl p3s' - I survey 90 I
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st'att q fe't hHr' sort 90 th' = 4. hAkt
read trs Asa "a sbv SoHt t>'aniaTs e' taf
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rsnt l. survey Nc ilt ana MIN
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-24
SheriH's Sale.

RDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
D sued uat 81 the District Court OF ;hc
Eir>t Judicial District ot the State vi Ne
vsas, ia and foT tEe County 81 - rey, and IA
me dirccted sEa delivered, on s tujaaont reu-
sisreai in sasa Court en- .ls. stah day as March
a. u ISIS. in faSor OF George ", Phelps.
plAin,ia and asSiast James nafis defendant,
Tor she sum 81 Two Thousand and f1ftS-t ight
DellSre sni Eisshts-nine Gents {s2,aSs. 81. l..
:. Fsla celia. with interest on >2.U3a,li Al the
rate ii seven IN per cent rcr auuana fsous
August gs;h. 1Sfs in {. : geld com. uuta
paid. to,, Their with Saa,Ss l. ;. gold coin.
costs ard disbursements NJ the dste .; sAid
Judgment. sna ss.craiue costs n5N ssannntia,g
jo tile slin OF ~, - AID costs that asy scerue.
| did, ON the 9Th DAY of MAY, II, 1876, seize,
sud levy upon N. following oess riOed prop.
trty . -~it: Al Of that certsiI piece TRAIT uf
psre.l o; lsssi situated in tie County Of Lycn.
STATE II NevsdA. tae \ +. fTAe;0iiA4 quarter
sud IL. east Rslt of The nAitGNl>t fractional
gISrter of seCtias 4, township 4 neEsh rance
IS T., NJ y, " sud the gsst half - tae perth
west quarter Of section ~. tn taNNshipSls,
north rags, - +. Al. u Nj slso n. following
and described by ;be L. :. Government sur.
Vty ~ She s88thy sst quarter nj ststl0A IS stsd
th, casi half ~ tAe northwest quarter Of see-
tieu 81. township Is naEiR, ratlse > +, g a
tanning 20 Nc~us u: land more ~ les, together
with all SuN sinSuist toe fensfnc1tts. here Jtiis-
ment. ana appsrteas tbegcaato bel ns.
!uE OF IN any wise arpertsiNIns.
y tice is hereby given thst m the la:h day
81 Juno. :. y. Isle. between the 3P3sfS II s
O'Clock A. VI sud oclqck Z. NJ. RANDY ~
u o'cl a. NJ OF gAst aSy. l VIII sell sli iaa
~ sEt title amt interest a9 the sAil de- ala3;.
James pnss, IN AMI To- ths alsNe d.>g.ll~si
YruptEts az ayy ibteres; lie hssi IN sssa It. saai
property 0n ,be lsfl, asy 81 Aprt'. II lsse
ar a. any time since. at the CONT HGg-s
doors ln Dayton. IVen Capn.y. Ses&ea, st
ppb4ic anftlan 81 the hieI.si sua lss; i4a.
der fsr L \ ge4d ca.a. to satisfy said eAt,y a.
iluu alsa all cNsfS.
IA COOKE,
sh.rs:s Il Ivea caHuts, Ny.
Y.Nt.,,> Nsx loth A D. EN-U
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-24
Applications for Patent
NOTICE no sp.
[. $. 5, nvYY NO. Iia.

L. $. SURVEY NO. Iia.
II =. LAND orfiCg. CARSON CRY.
sN.,ais Aaril &. lS7t.-~N0iico Is herchy
given that lIcsmaan J Z, sehecland WasAinl,
ton seswell. who>e poStoFiics 81 re>s j. silver
CITY. Iyon County. StNsa8, have rate arDli.
estion tor eighteen hml,'red tlSAA iintsf tel
vi the MON fExli IN LonE, called th0 hhR
MANN J. 4 SCHSEL AND WASHINGTON
SfAwFII. CLAIM. situated in peyil'S ,sSpe
sud Chinatown Mining pistraci. Lyon 1eNfi-
". Nevada. tuKsihvr With surface gFpapd feur
hundred feet IA width, fVy Tx Convent nj
werktu2 thereof, ami described On the plat
and ,.la nes.s on ale in my uiAcs r. tVil'sS.
ts-wI. Br-i nsuA 81 Pest No. ]. whrGtt ht ars
thu Z section corner. GA the ses' l3te q; 20
;ion IL. Township ls n. h. Fl T., NJ u, VI,
y sUA W. 4ttstsEt 2,.$s5 iret sNa runniuE
fr,sa ssil Post No List course. y. t.N tat
20 FEET psss through the :, We sfer fs'si Ne
> oi the Carsun Co.'S 4. :. SuEyvy NJ, 81.
whence bears SIN. \ sistN q Fancy Cos
atpis,ue works = AZ " " smoke siSrk 81 ~.
Spring Valley Mil ). Stt,S W; sp"sr s'seh
OF koSSatA hosting works \ s~S W; iless I'll
On Mt navils.a y - 81 pain. W soi ,stt IA
p,,., NJ. 2: theme "a ceurSe : 5.~ y. | >05
,eei 10 psi Nv. $; thence "a coarse, :, 81
80 feet g. tsst No. :; thence Ah course. y.
80 + 20 .vtt e. yv>; NJ. !, THE point a.
bpEgHuing- Ce0tsiuiuE y |f,R-' scTtS Bear
inaS sNjlr,Sssd tr9&1 :Hf tru" r.'rie5sR mag
yctte yaristtaA Ide" East. TIE iat'f- aT1d I'M
rros.an.nts consist II skStt- sad t2nuel -.
cyesilns aSe hundred dollars IA value. This
claim wxs losAtsA alsltr tas Uafn+ ~ thr aea-
I susns lsslAe a;3 Ctst psnH. fE;s 'iAi'a y
d uuded on the north by the CSr-ar tNt =
: sarvey Nc. - va the WRIST. san;h are erst
t4s r,s known clpttl>riS. W. location 81 TO
u III rtrard s,d .gAN hr fouN1 ia BOOK &c
Miscellaneous G~eWyus, aa5v -, Lyon I0gh-
~ B.sarts l.. 10 - TIE otdee ni tAf TOMMY
kecoy},r p; nAN.ou. tNon County, Nevada
AuS Au4 AL lrr-uus claiming adversely any
y stsaas A.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-24
NOTICE


-rOf FCF Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL
IN undersigned. administrator ~ the estate
~ ChSric~ McNsig. deceased, Viii. ga s>scar
dance with 81 or,3,r inside an th- SRA ass a.
Atril A II. ISIS. by ~. bis,ssct Court 81 the
Flrst piS,rict - ~. state II Srsses. "a stu
fer thv county q STOREY. ~tll =. aelic aurtoS
g. the highest ht3dF- sBd Tor ash Il :. Eod
s.tal SID subject q the Cnnfznstian Of ssiG
Csur,. Il the ttNri House door - psEso0,
lNoa County. S.Nsas. al II o'cttsfs N uu tHs
@Ciu asy us Nay 4 J. less MI thc riSai ti't,
snl intrEs - aus. estate 81 the sash dr'sAss. 70
which sid estate has ~, sfi,i 10 thu tei1s sing
si-s, rihs.i rrsl c~istg. ts-sl:; oa- hanesf 49,
tWtAty lls0l fest onf3lNlsed "a th> ls.Al.sIs
ground er iodf sitaste in heNiis Usts M1E}tH
lrstrie. i.yan County. STATE al S,ssds, sta
ioraer.y knS~g - rxcias L.slSe, ard ioN
known ~ III. Atlantic Cons llusted NiIAr.
Company; Siso that tract 81 lsud described -
iollas. ltet hslt tHtesr~i, GnatSlsv'i, O.
vl,Nen snd .S-lu3 acres, being MIL site sGG
Water Rietf Rrd fer ether purposes. IL
tantxieAS I,svin. sbaaI hal: Ii.sle atsN'r
.Aa sierra Ntsssis Haase. >iAeE t'!. - h
CaAhGy : Ate uf Nevada. sAINtXe for tsoo-
0 Nsttrs &nd the sail 6.crsSsd. Charles Dc
NsIr IN Ianu Day, County SarNtts'f. svlh !,
y. l>4. MARY NJ MAthkNS.
aaauin,snsrrx of TIE Estate II Charts Nc
Nsir. uesss aseSl. hpE-sN%t
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-24
NOTICE TO co.ow NERs,
TO !. 5, DALLAS AND JOHN aEARHl

TOT. :. DALLAS AND John 0EARHEABr
ri. undersigned. ve.e~Rer> II the fitts.
hur. Coal Mine. situated IN Lynn coantS,
Nsvsas hrrsly give notic- th.i ~e hsve es-
t.uae.i tue sam If ka,sht Hua5irssi snd seven
iy.three Dol.Nrs and Ninety Cents iS-fA.sNi 10
sold cdin. for inub'r. isher am supplies;
that the proportion q the said expenditure So
taAie a. starvt AID taa iga1A you su'uast g.
Prom you. j. \. psllxs. 80 o.. sEa frafa YOU,
lohn Gss,hesrt 5000 Yoa are h.rvly fur
ther notiAct .hst ia esst yVa fail ~ r tg~s 20
pss the slnauuis srs opposite yosi- nseles. 10
tine eresgsy Of ssis Company, 81 he of.ics IA
tn. tpgh uf bsytpn, es - before ttr sxYifz-
fi0a ~ nin,ty days fraan the ART rGhltes tioH
u thu, notice your tatsEcst in tis, sasit Pitts
hnrs Coal Mine viii, in accordance With III.
Aet ot Congress emitted, An Act q yrsu4ofe
toe developmsn, Of the mining rrsoa~css II
she Uaitri Si2tsts sppn,ved Nsy l0h, is79 I"
t-eoms the pfUtsEty ~ thu undersigned TO
owD.rs. who ins4e the above expenditure. en-
Sid elisha
G. T.. AM. Jas hoSsvsS,
" J.. SsREis5. doas uoi-.S,
q. Il. Sssa. q. EsSEg.
fgANE kENYos. EW GowgS,
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