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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28
Az UNIQUE ANNo0NoEMENr.
now JAMES GORDON BENNETT, sR., IN
FORMED THE PUBLIC OF he AP-
pRoAcnlNd MARRIAGE.

The following is the annnncemeut,
of the intended marriage of the senior
James Gordon Bennett as published by
him in the Herald IN June, 1910. 1t
created sensation when il was pub
lished
To the readers of the HTdh- Decldra.
ton Of lore Caught at last Goiaq 10
be mdrried--Neic gormem in ciriH.d.
ton.
am going to be married in a few
days. The weather is SO beautiful /;
times are getting 50 good the pros.
poets OF political and moral reform SO
auspicious that calihot resist the al.
vine instinct OF honest nature any lon.
ger; 30 ! am going to be married TO
one Of the most splendid women IN in.
tellcct, in heart, in soul, in property,
in person, IN manner, that ] have yet
seen in the course Of my interesting
pilgrimage through human lie.
! cannot stop in my career, | must
fulfill that awful destiny which the
Almighty Father has written against
my name, in the broad letters of life
"gu'nst tne wh'i oi heaven must
give the world pattern of happy we'd
ded lite, with all the charities that
spring from nuptial love In few
days shall be married according 10
the ho'y fites OF the most holy Chris.
tlan church' 10 one oil tne most remark
ao'e' "cco'nplsheu ana oeaul'lul young
women OF the age one possesses
ior'uhe' sought ana ,ounu a fortune
"a mrgo fortune. Sne mas no oion'
,"g'o' Shares OF Malnat'an STOCK, ont
~ purify ana uprlghthess sue Is worth
naii a ini'l'on OF pure com Gan any
sW'nul'ng oank show as muchf IN
goon sense ana elegance aholher nan
:, ,'',''on III n,,mui soul ana oeanty, mn
'lohs upon h,ii',ohs' equa' 70 'ae whoie
FPeV'o W "h tne rpi'eh oahKs III the
wur,u' naPPily' ihe patronage ni lhe
PuV"o 70 the aeFaia = nearly go -ooo
per ahhum' almost equal to u Presl-
dents salary But property in the
worlds goods was never my object
Fame, pubic good, usefulness in my |
day and generation, thereligious asso.
Citations OF female excellence, the pro
gress OF true industry-ihese have been
my dreams by night and ny desire by |
uaY
,,,'i, =" wv @ nc" @ nuu uo'y c7nui''on inp
"'sn az" "o'''' 10 on''', ",'" ~ ei''
w. y, WIN ''s same reVeren'ia' leelhgs
10 "1uiu neuVeh l,sen' ! anticipate
'"''e ''Sn", 'n""geS ~ my i.e''hSS' ~
~ '''%si ~ ~ ny PURPOSES ~ NY pur-
'",,s " ""' 'noy niay DC Know not
un'e ''one Van lel'' NY ardent de'
'''o , las pe1n lnfousn l'ie 10 reach inc
Il n,'''"'' VN.O''0''0o y
Ino ShorleSl posslblc cut Associated,
highland day, IN sickness and in health.
n wur and In nc.n. ,v,,L , u,o,n.,, "a
Ia L;.,Ias, ~" V'''" =.
,rodnce snmr cnr;an. IL ,',,',i,s :, '~, s,,.
,,nr, and c.,.l;,,s and ,h,.s' III ~ ZIy
he future viii dsy,.lon IN dns ,;ns IN
n. cnlnmns ~ ,he TJs,,IJ
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28
VINO WAS CAINS WIFE.

The Rev. C. P. Mccarthy. who
breaches every Sunday in the Uni.
versity building, Washington square,
as Pastor OF what is called the Ameri.
can Free Church, cndcavored to an.
swer the question, "Who was Gains
wife p He took his text from the 4th
chapter Ct Genesis and the 18th verse.
The Preacher said he had selected the
peculiar subject announced ut the re-
quest OF several members of OF his con-
gregation. Maintaining that old theor.
les as to the meaning Of the Bible
stories had ceased to be tenable be-
cause OF the increased light Of science.
he said that the theory held by many
as to Gains wife would also have TO
be abandoned "Thc orthodox answer
to the question" said he, sis perhaps
Cain married his sister. Well, don't
think he did. Now, | am not going
10 shirk the answering OF this ques-
lion. | have theory of our race
which others do not believe in. Nine
out OF ten believe that the human race
Ia'no "a iro'l onc par doh believe IT,
DO you say that is heretical? Perhaps
u rs out ihls Is not u question to be
answered uy those VINO cling to the old
tneories' lna' ora theory can never
"nsMcI , II; !" Tue nrst place. Cam
gou'9 @ no' na'o married hls sister when
~. Nv u'Ia''eu 70 'ne 'ahu 9I Nou, oe-
eau91 ,,..''' no rau no sister sister, when seth
was oVil' Aua'h was ohiy one hundred
anu .nl'ty years olu' very young
man LOT those days, ana Seth was his
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28

A RELIGIOUS CounTsnIp-A young
gentleman happening TO sit at church
in pew adjoining one in which sat a
young lady, for whom he conceived Il
sudden and violent passion, was desir-
Gus Of entering into courtship on the
spot; but the place not suiting formal
declaration, the exigcncy OF the cause
suggested the following plan;
He politely handed his far ncighbor
an open bible with pin stuck in the
following text;
Second Epistle Of John, verso g.
"And now bcsecch thee lady, not as
though | wrote new commandment
unto thee, but that which we had from
the beginning, that we love one an
other"
She returned it pointing TO the "a
chapter OF Ruth, verse 10:
"Then she fell upon her face, and
bowed herself to the giound, and said
unto him, why have ] found grace in
thine eyes, that thou shouldst take
knowledge Of me seeing that | am
stranger"
He returned the book, pointing to
the 18th and liih verses Of the 81
Epistlc Of John;
Having many things to write unto
you, would not with paper and ink,
but | trust to come unto yOn and speak
face TO face"
From the above interview, q mar.
riagc took place the following week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28
WEIR or THE 81 VAGE ~
STINCT TO ERADICATE
CIVILlZA 7ION.

TL, ,o,,I,,,,o,. ,,,,,,,..-. .l.....l
u. 'onuenuy @ among euueateu saw
ayes 70 revert 70 Tue original type
ra'ner 'na" .n 70 elevate .nc'r iellows' Is
'eo', ~ % .no 'vnowing :, examples
q Soung ,,, nU.ocuuo ,y poy was Drought
w ~ p'a1,''a'' , 'aIn''y ~ pan'a' ut
'enueu ,, ,no schools schools "nu 'he university
oosn'neu ,' u lnGu'ca' uiPlol'la' ana Tor "
I,.ne p p.a,,,eeu as u pnys'S'a, at bah'a'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28
THE WORKOUT FONT OF TYPE.



I'm sitting NJ my desk, Tom.
Before me on the nonr
There iie. wnrnout font Of type,
Full twenty thousand score
And many months have passed. Tom,
since they were bright aud now,
And many are the tales they've told
The hlse, the strange, the true.
What tiles Of horror they have told.
Oi tempest and Of wrck,
or murder 10 the mlduigni hour.
OF war full many "spcck :"
OF ships that lost, away AZ sea-,
Went down before the blast
OF ,iiiied cries Of agony.
A. hles last moments passed..
or earthquakes aud OF suicides,
OF incidents forgotten
OF bank defnuliers broken hanks,
And banking systems roiicnj
OF boilers bursting, sieamrrs snaggedi
or riot, dncls fought,
OF robbers with their prey escaped,
or thieves their bouty caught.
OF food and Gre and accident.
Those wUrnout type have tod,
Aud how the pestilence has swept
The youthful nnd the old
OF marriages, OF births aud deaths.
oi things 10 please or vex u,
or one mans jumping overheard,
Another gone to Texas,
They've to d US how sweet summer days
Have iased irum our view,
How autumb's chill ling winds have swept
The leaf crowned forest through
How winters snow hath come and gone,
Dark rign of storm aud strife
And how the smiling spring hath warmed
The pale flowers back TO lie
can't pretend to mention half
My inky friends have told.
since shining bright and heai tiful
Ihel issued from the IN old
How unto somc they JOY have brought
To olhers grief aud Tears,
Yet faithfully the record kept
OF inst rccerding years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28


If the Lord has enriched you in
temporals, though you have not feared
him, you have every reason to expect
tha. he will do as well for you in spirit
uals, if you ask him to do so You
call at q friends house on horse
back he takes your horse into the
stable, and is remarkably attentive
to it the creature is well groomcd,
well housed, well fed you are not at
all afraid that you will be shut out
there is surely u warm place in the
parlor for the rider, when the horse is
well ellaccommodated in the stable. Now,
your body, which we may liken to the
horse, has enjoyed temporal prosperity
in abundance, aud surely the Lord will
take care Of your soul if you seek his
face Let your prayer be, "My God,
my Father, be my guide. Since thou
hast dealt so well with me in these ex.
ternal matters, give me true riches,
give me 10 love thy Son and trust in
him and so be hcnceiorth thy child
SpWgeon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28

AN UNABRIDGED PERSON. lazy
boy makes lazy man, just as sure as
a crooked sapling makes crook.
ed tree. Who ever saw a boy grow
up in idleness that did not make
u shiitless, vagabond when he became
II man, Unless ho had u fortune lsit hun
to Keep up appcaranccs2 The great
mass OF thieves, criminals and paupcn,
have come to what they arc, by being
brought up in idleness. Those who
constitute the business part Of the com.
munity-thosc who mako our great
and useful men, were taught in boy.
hood to bc Industrious.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28

A DUELlsT From CoNvIcTIoN.-Col.
r. Barnwell Rhett, Jr., who is the
managing pistol workman OF a Charles.
ton Is. e. daily, makes this rcmarka.
bic argument in II recent issue
Though the church of which | am
member had ruled it otherwise, 1t
has been my individual belief that in
defense ola mans character and stand.
ing from destruction or serious injury,
the duello might be conscientiously re.
sorted to by professor of religion
The same grounds which sustain dc.
fensive wars on the part of Christian
nations Justify the duel. There are
cases of ducling which stand on the
same basis, moral and religious, and
30 far US ! can perceive, no genuine
and substantial distinction can be
drawn. Certain it is that whatever
difficulty ! may have entertained on
this subject, never bad had any hest
tation in most thorough conviction
that one who so far forgets or miscun-
ccives the principles of bis religion as
to indulge in an un-Christian abuse of
his neighbour has no right to appeal to
il as n protection against just resent
mcnt The duel in which | was en-
gagged in New Orleans was one strict
ly of self-deiense, and was forced upon
me by the attempt to break down the
paper in my charge, not only by vari.
GUS libel suits, but by causeless per-
sonal insults to myself. However un.
fortunate in result it has never troub-
led my conscience"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28

The father runs out to meet the
prodigal when he sees that he is com.
ing back Ragged was the prodigal
aud wretchcd indeed but he is com.
ing back. Disobcdient had been bis
lie. Honor gone, character gone,
money gone, but he is coming back,
and that is enough. That coming back
is all God asks. lie has food for the
hungry, clothes for the naked, honor
and character. and that has all been
forfeited by siu. Ile has the oil OF ,oy
for mourning, and the garment u
praise for spirit Of heavircss.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28

CossoLIso. -Bcechersays; "Among
Gods servants, those who fall in tho
outward lie may riso to ,hs highest
rank in the spiritual, aud tho lore.
glancing tokens OF it can bs granted
here" Well, Ward knows, and II
must be very consoling 10 bin.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28

John Henry a guest TO dinner the
other day, and during pause in the
conversation, the erJdnt terrible spoke
up: II wish ! was YOU" "Do you,
little boy2 And why do you wish you
were mc2" "Cos you don't get Your
head punched when you cat vittles
with your knife"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28

TuE BLUE GLASS MANIA.-rhe blu,
glass mania was thus illustrated by a
Chicagoan: llc went into an optician'
and bought II pair Of blue goggles to
wear on bis eyes. lie dropped into u
hat store and ordered a little round
piece Of blue glass put in the top OF
bis hat in place ol the usual tin ven.
tllator. lie then partook OF dinner
oil bluu.ish at restaurant with a
blue sky-light, dipped hls fingers into
"A blue glass finger.bowl, and refused
10 drink anything until the waiter
hunted him up n mug with blue glass
bottom. The day was new spent. aud
going home in a blue.light street car
the blue glass man, meeting his chill.
dren at the door, refused to kiss any
but those having blue eyes, sat dow n
in blue chair 10 read copy of the
blue laws of Connecticut, aud got into
such q fit OF the blues that he took
some blue ink, and writing in his will
that at his death the glass in his coffin
should be- blue glass and his monument
be made Of blue granite, he grabbed n
revolver and blew out his brains.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE CONSTITUTION.

Hon. Levi Maish, member Of Con
gross from the York district, this State
has offered an amendment TO the Con.
stitution Of the United States in re.
gard to the election Of President and
Vice President.
"Thc citizens Of each State, who
shall be qualified to vote for Represent.
ativcs in Congress, shall cast their votes
for candidates for President and Vice
President by ballot, and proper returns
Of the votes cast shall be made under
seal, within ten days, to the Secretary
Of State, or other officer lawfully per.
forming the duties Of such Secretary
in the Government OF the State BY
whom the said returns shall be publicly
opened in the presence of the Chief
Executive Magistrate OF the State and
Chief Justice or Judge OF the highest
coart there, and the said Secretary,
Chief Magistrate, and Judge shall as
sign to each candidate voted for by
sufficient number of citizens q proper.
Tomato part oiithc Electoral votes to
which the State shall be entitled in
manner following that is to say They
sh9ll divide the whole number Of votes
returned by the whole number Of the
States Electoral vote, and the result.
ing quotient shall bc the electoral ratio
for the State, and shall assign TO can.
didates one Electoral vote for each
ratio Of popular vote received by them
respectively, aud, Unnecessary, addition
al Electoral votes for successive largest
fractions of a ratio shall be assigned to
candidates voted for until the Electoral
votes of the State shall be distributed
the said officers shall thercupon make
up aud certify at least three general
returns, comprising the popular vote
by counties, parishes, or other primer
pal divisions Of the State, and their
Of Electoral votes as
aforesaid, and shall transmit two there
OF, under seal, to seat OF Government
of. the United States, one directed 10
the President of the Senate and one to
the Speaker OF the House of Repre-
scntatlves, and third unssaled return
shall be forthwith filed by the said
Secretary in bis office, be recorded
therein, and be at all times open 10 in.
spection.'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28
MUCH IN LITTLE.
The warmest kind Of hst-Ons
ltatia ..nt 49,. T..

The warmest kind Of hst-Ons
that's got stove In.
Confidence makes security the
lack of il the panic.
Blue lamp.chimneys are recon-
mendcd Tor weak eyes.
Man does not want TO be an angel
unl'' no has iailed in everything else.
Mrs. Partington says that Ike has
oonght a horse so spirituous that he
always goes of in decanter,
New York orthography. Here is
a sign from Poughkcepsie, :" Raphael.
ing for Turekces beare every mite"
There is man in Allentown who
-afE q, EE- r-ss, [;ffyyS.i.;4. IL, ~ .t;y. -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11

Furniture Repairing. Wood Tsral~s
and Scroll Hawing. Fence Poets
a.d Pickets made plain
~ tsraed or fancy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
E,OR AN iNcURABLE CASH.
Dr.. L. Rlchaa's
COL u EN BALsA

After ten Year, Of trial on this coast has pro,,s
ITSELF this only curative 90 cosfsir class OF
diseasss pronounced BY medical Practitioner, a.
Or. L. Rsshsu's 0suae. nal.,w -. ,
Ours Chancrs, ffst and ss~roisd assces: sor,s
On the Legs or Body, Sore Ears, Eyes, Nose. ctc.
Coppcr-colored Biotches. syphilitic Catsrrb'
Diseased scalp. and all the primary forms III
me dises.n known - Syphilis. Price. Is Per
~. he Msckaa's 0sldsa Bal.s. \. y
Curs Tertiary. MercuriAl. syphilitic Ehenms.
tisn Bsins In the Bones, Hack of Tho N.rI
liberated sore Throat. syphilitic Rash, 1 u,np.
snd Contracted Cords, Stiffness Of. he Liints.
whether caused BY indisr.tton a. abusr a.,
mercury leaving the blood pure ard healthy
Pr1ce. y Per bottle, or two for ".
DR.. L. Riehss's Golden nps sssh
Aatedeee.
For the cufe of 0onorrhea. 0lcst. Irrsissio
Gravel. and Gil Urinary or Genital dissrrnny
nsnts' Pr'cs: % ~ per bottle.
DE- IL UsocAaoss 0s1aea ouaoosh
ua)ect1ea,
\ wash and Injection Ter severe cssss Of Don
urrhes, Infininsioiy elect. stricturvs. ana All
discsaes o. this kidneys aud Bladder. Price
- ~pss osssss. itG
Aiss. Ageess Ger Or. - RssAs..s
"a 0olAsa Ptlis.
T9 semsnai westb~ss. Might Emi-.,oss. In.
posesscv. sssi I'll disessrs arising fruIa Nsssus.
bottle. Tho genuine oolDss B,ts,n 4 -, ,ss
only IN rvund bottles. On receipt ~ pv,es.
thess snedirtuss N1li be cent 10 eli pssts NJ 49,.
eountsy ~ snprvas o. mail, srcurI, psch. 4.
sna ~ fssr oss,fvss.oe sole Agate g. 2.
sists sad chemists. scuihWsss rcsss, 81 az ~
sugi0-iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11
81 Tur DISTRICT cornr or

i the United states fer fhe District II
Aevsda.-ln the mstters u FORREST l..
Finn aud FRANK H. TOWLE. carpenters.
Bsnkrup,s. In BAnkrup cy.-rhiicd States Of
America District Of Nevada, ss.--A warrant in
bankruptcy has been issued by said Court
against thu estate Of Forrest l.. Finn and Frank
Y. To1le. cArpcnicrs, Of the city Of Carson,
county VI orrnntiy and State of Nevada, In fa.d
District, who have been duly sdjudgei banI-
ript upon their own petition. and the payment
o. any debts and the delivery of any property
belonging to ssii bankrupts, to them or their
ure. and this traasfer Of any property by them.
AN forbidden by law. mae citing VI the credit
ON OF said bankrupts. TO prove their debts aud
choose one or more Aseisnees u their estst..
will he held at Court Of Bankruptcy. to bs
holden 81 virginia. In said Distr.cs, on the 2lst
day OF February. A. ID. 1877, at o'clock p. N,
Ct the Office OF u. strother. Room No. dd
Fellows Building, rner and smith streets.
one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy of said pis.
tric.. AUGUsTJis ASH
United States Marshal. and Messenger ia Bank.
ruptey for said District.
BY Z. .. ConDETr, Deputy. fila ia
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
~ NEW REMEDIES
Nl NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBON's DIsPENsARY
CAB Kearny street.

San Francisco. Established In 1854, for the
treatment OF Sexual and Seminal DiseAses such
~ Gonorrhea, elect, structure, syphilis In
its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, otc,
skin diseases Of years standing aud liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Senlina Emissions, the consequence Of self.
abuse This solitary vice. or deprayed sexual
Indulgence. IL practiced by the youth Of both
sexes to All almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty, the following train OF
morbid symptoms. unless combutcd by scienti.
nc medical measures, viz: Sallow counter
hnce. dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling
OF leaves and rafting of chsriots, uneasiness
about the loins. weakness Of the limbs, confu.
sed vision, blunted intellect, loss Of confidence.
difhdcnce IN approaching strangers. = dislile to
form new gequainfances, disposition to slup
society. loss Of memory. hectic fusLes, pimples
and various sruptions about the faces, fnrred
tongue. fctid breath, coughs, consumption :.
night sweAts, monomxtia aud frequent insanity.
II relief be not obtained. should apply imme
diateiy either In person or by letter, and have 4
cure effected by his new and scientific mode OF
treating this disease. which never fails Of Fl.
fecting quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME,
Persons Mt n distance may be CURED AT
HOME. by addressings letter TO DIR. GIIBoN
stating case, symptoms. .sngtb Of time The dis.
ease has continued. md have medicine PROMPT.
~ forwarded, free from damage aud ctrio,iiy
to any part OF the country, with full and plain
directions. ny Inserting Ten Dollars coin, In
registered letter. through the postoficc OF
through Wells. Fargo 4 Co.; . package Of inrtii.
cine Will be forwarded to any part Of the Union.
Correspondents willplesse inform DR.. a,ibls,n
that they read his ertisements In tLs ArprAL
Address. DIR. y. r. GIBI,ON
octls.ly Box 1867. San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11
sHERiFF's SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
- ofder OF Sale issued ont Of and under the
s.ai of the Honorable Second Judicial District
Sohrt IN and for the county Of ormsby, State OF
Sessaa, on q Judgment obtained therein ON the
iUth day oil November, A. ID. Ih76, and Atfested
on Ihe 2ist day Of November, A. d, 1916, In favor
oi Wells Fargo Company, and against A. d.
priesbach. Trenmor Conn and ]. W Walton.
ior the sum OF eighteen thousand one hundred
hhu thirty-soyen dollars and ffty.n!ne cents
with Interest on the sum Of eight thou.
SAND hsc hundred and two dollars and nj.
,y-one cents ,J02 si.iO0) from the 2Jd day Of
october. 1876 until paid Al the rate Of one and
hA'' per cent per month; with interest on the
suin OF eight thousand four hundred and forty
dollars ~, a40I thereof from the 23d day OF DC.
.ooer. 1915. until paid u this rate Of ten per
cent per Annum. and costs Of suit taxed At M.
y-scyen dollars and forty cents (s5T a0.Iool,
sha CLERKS sccruing costa in the sum Of ~ %,
ana All costs which may accrue by reason Of
ADVERTISING, commission, etc, all In gold coin
OF the United States. and against said defend.
ants ana all persons claiming under them or
either Of them subsequent to the 2sd day Of
,''n,Hr. 1910. b. FOREVER barred aud Soreslosea
OF al equi'y and night Of redemption in and
TO The mortgaged premises hereinafter de-
renoed' and 10 me directed, commanding
me TO sell according to law certain mort
eaged property hereinafter Described 70
.susy me above demands. and In pursuance
thereto have levied upon and Will expose a
public auction In front Of the Court Horse door
IN carson CITY. Ormsby county. state u Nevsds,
on the 2sth DAY or DECHMBER, A. b. is7G.
between the hours Of . A, N. and y. NJ, TO wit !.
al one o'clock ~. all the right. title. interest
OF claim oi The above named defendants OF, In
and 10 the following dcscribcd mortgsgrd prem
iscs or propersy, TO wit; All the night title inter
est ana estate OF said defendants Of In and 10 cer
tain v wood nnmc situate In the counties az Doug.
las and orinshy. State Of NcvsdA. running ON or
near Clear Greek. called and known o. the Giant
Plume. together with all branches. fcesierx. con
dures, water. water rights, privileges and sppur
tcnances thsssto belonging. used u ~xerctssd
Herewith. together with ali ways, rights OF
way and easements thereto appurtrnant o. con.
described Ia said decree and order of sale.
=. r. SWIFT, Sheriff,
Carson City. Dscembcs 4, 1910.
ELLIE kIsas Plsintins Attorneys.