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PEiCE PROSPECTS IN 7HE EASE
Russin TO Decline the Pcrtc's Eeuuc.t for Me-
dIntIon -Inglnnd EorcInE the Czmr.

LONDON, Dec. 27.-Tho Agence Russ. saws
tho Portc's request for mediation will hc dc.
clincd. because. according 20 international law
medmtion Ia only possible when solicited by
both bcllgerents otherwise. mediation becomes
Intervention. Tho dgence R,isse also observes
that the English Cabinet. In encouraging the
Porto 10 further resistance By conyohing the
British Parliament carlicr than usual will COM
pei tho Russians 90 march on Constantinoplc,
causing the precise rest ul, which It seeks to avert
Prince Wredo. the Austrian Diplomatic
Agent hns informed the Scrvan Government
that Austria dccisivcly protests beforehand
aganst Serva extending her action. either
warlikc or revolutionary. to Boenia and Hero
govna. servia has consequently given her
formal assurance that the s,rictcst orders have
been forwarded TO tho commander of the Drina
.orps 70 refrain from hostiliiies in the direc-
Tho Montcncgrlns yesterday defeated body
trau Ha anrks ,s 8ccupylng inire5cned positions be-
cgno. Tho Turks lost many prisoners. three
nags and Quantity Of provisions,
yesta in Tho alleged sflar with ,hco TurSish
bastopol from cruise in tho Bosphorus,
bringing, as a prize The Turkish transport
The bridge across tho Danube Mt Nikopolis
Tas totally DESTROYED by ice on Wednesday.
follow unless II is immediately removed The
weather seems to havo arrested the Russian
onward movement, and II begins to look Us
Though the campaign was over for tho year.
The railways are not working regularly, and
the commissariat have all they can do 10 keep
the troops supplied In the camps near Plcvna
without increasing the difficulty by sending
them further inland.
q, Russia is sounding the various Mediterranean
ing Of the Dardancrs.
Russia has ordered 200 Krupp field guns.
IL Is reported that the Pope. rrlcnting. wishes
10 concert a nOdtts rireltdi with Germany.
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THE WORKINGMhN's CONGRESS.
DiscussinG tho Charges against ssvary The
Executive Committees Report.

The National Congress Of the Social
Dcmotatic worklngmcn's Party. which WAS
convened In pythiah Hall. Newark. on Wednes-
day. Is holding s'ore, sres esions In the cxecu =
tise session on Wednesday might the report Of
the Executive Committee was reed and adopted.
The report says that on July 6. 1875. there wcrc
nine sections and G50 members Of the party In
the United States. At present thcrr are seventy
two sections md 100 mnmbGT, and the parry
controlst eniy -one news papers. many of which
arc dnlics. The committee recommended the
abolition OF the Office OF Financial and Record
Ing Secretary. and tho employment OF one or
moro salaried clorkH and u party soai
III" committees nuniiy completed their work
w wyes,, rihy. ana l"sl oErnlng th' ConEress took
accused u having Hnnnunccd in the Fe,c lei
ing oi Newark the day previous to the last
state election in \ " Jcrsey. that his sympa-
thios wore with the Republican party. ilc II
nl-O accused Of having alscuind hmaoN from
the meetings OF his section. for which he was
MIR. rhlip Van Prtton of Chicago Secretary
of the party. said Tint any So'ial Democrat.
even though expelled from ono section of the
lariyI could l"in another. II he stood hy tho
principles OF social Dfmocracy. Mr. SaNnry
had been expelled. but this section should have
Lrci"nicd dcllnite charges to the Congress.
This had not been done. at lcSist not in sn'h u
positive i"rm ns to authorize the Congress in
Mr.. Henry !. Knwley said thnt the charges
thus far considered did rot Justify radical or eA-
'rsMm' I,"r mSssGres y thG o9nsTcss, CIV
night that the Sorialistic element, and not lie
tnmniunistic, pr vailed in and controlled the
Cpngress. The Socialists. hr said demhnd that
capital shall not uppr'ss labor. Lnd that bust
ness shall b. conducted upon Il sort of co0pcrn-
lye lmsis. The troubln between Lsnnder
Th9mlsoh ani The Germans WIS caused ly the
inability OF the Germans to understand Mr.
Thnmpson's irmncss on parliamentary rules
and they feared ir ks and shrcwd manage
mont. They wero honest and moved slowly
Then a.aln. he said. there was considerable
jealousy among some OF the would-bo leaders
NJ i the case in all movements
The Congress will remain in executive scs ion
to-day
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UNITING THE COLORED MisONs.
Heunion Inected at Meeting Ia hhiiol
freshyterinn Church.

Forty years ago the Grand Lodge of Colorod
MH,ons ol this state Was dN.d,d ~ mt'rua dssensons
one rart ucrcancr calling it~h tire National Comr.,t
and The other tue Grand Unity. The raucor on either
side Na' mtn~. Uaiually the cause OF the
dis-' n,.nn faded ami TIE cnlnrrd Mans Of ta.
. u.ile IN one Grand ioirc The reunion was acti,rb
~ u,t nn'll Ncinc hay evening, whom In tlc Arloh
Ghnr,, T. Ma'"sr D,o... HlA, nHp' vcl. cho.
lrn1llA tllueend N'l aud a.. ir lf tHl' d , D.,
nlei ia, Natonal A~emA) roons hsl evenin', WHOM
Nns 0unnug'cd lhn ilr ro'd Mason. ol ~ b.. s.ic t,t
nfhin HuItt uflni Mn-trt john ChA.,. prprts Gfl.l
Nn,tl ANri ANu'h .nl i,' oihc, ,M. .,r, ot ipe ncw
Nrtnd lsitN N.lr hNl, 0NlY u-iiiltd g. ca .ld VI o.
Nsnulns 'pi rW 1nm Master hurr OF tue G,au. loi3p
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Of dn9'h. anl the man wa4 buried " the usun
wav. without any innucst. Tho law Of New
iCfscy doNS not require an inquest upon a per-
son diving in nn institution unless the County
Physician dCurs II necessary, rnd Dr. Ward
did moi think n was iu this cHsc.
While Jones was kocping M his long. ohsti-
nnic slruggle against work. tried 10 rs cTtlIin
what could about him, for II seemed 20 mo
that the man must he inannc. | found thn' NJ
NaA an ifishmun, who hnd been in this country
iui six yrnrs. and wns only SO years old. but he
had alrcudJ ncrcd. one torn ot sNcn years
In prison In Cork ireland. ono term i'm tho
Kings county IN. " pcnitcriinry. under tho
name W Rooney one term IN Sing sing IN. W,
Trenton N. J.l State prison. When hc was In
the kings county pcnitrninry they pui him at
thc lightest work they could putting u littlo
stamp on The sylcB of shoes. AMI he re-
iclcd against even Tint sometimes work
ing few hours. then swearing he would
work no more. aud preierrink 10 20
10 tho dungeon iCr days or weeks. I am
also Informed hut nin not positively certain
about that. that ho apent five months In tho
uungeOn rather than work. While ho was in
Will him and show him how foul.shly he was
acting in soaking TO combat the discipline OF tho
prison and the sentence of tho Court. but SO did
Director porenlus. night wa.chman CIV: Hub
Van Houghton. several members Of the
Of Frocholders nni others. but II was III Of no
avail He sworc that he recognized ND law 10
make him work md that he wouldn't work. He
had an idea in his mind that we must lot him
out Mt the end Of his three months sontcnce,
that we wauld turn him out as so. "a &. sc coV'd
II we could got no work out Of him. and no ar
gument or explanation Of the peculiar charac-
ter Of our New Jersey laws upon that subject
affected him In the slightest degree"
The cell in which Jones hanged himself 10
feot inches high. icet long. and feet wide.
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O0l"r fnillpC BIOL. Of tho 4tcnmhoat -lnni
"a" nm Hiirn ti,r youus ocrnin Woain. who NSs st
tns on the ,trns piece hi to tni of ii a. Nett rirr
Nosirrla, Afternoon, tia i,ul. to lcr tn.iih al.l
i4a rpl . uII l,fnDliltl, Mifd inn,,, wv, iiir
fNtr inH tnrtr iuu u nffrr her ru. ~ unl u, D.
int hoiNr Nns lah llci I" nduc' und hin.lt ui thal
.h IN MNmtn woi, HhrAl ,lk dress. aud the r.-t a.
hrr aiir NtfutSt Size reiu. II t'rite her nlinc siy
lne th,i ,i lclOnsri to good Gcrtn flaN li. IA AZ.
motei " ms citl and SHE wuuli mol d. ,stao, tL,
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staten I.innd Liquor Dealer, Arrested.

On complaint Of the Rcv, DR.. Parsons Henry
Smith, ratri'k Donovan. frcdick rink, Hush oR,ey.
GvOi-c shigrilu. raniok Hart frAnci, Farley and
John t'hi-lrr hpuur dealers OF West Br r.htnn staten
i''And, VIZ" arrested yc-,riny Tor not having proper
hotrl s.us over tlo irOnt doors o tl,ir barrOOnls
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Capt. VIM. II. Mount OF Dcal, ~ j., who Is
well Known among scaiarins men as he followed The
water iVi years, was waylaid and robbed on Monday
nishi On his way home from Eatoniown whore he had
min ATTENDANCE at Iulae of Nasuus III, a.etlAt
alta k,d HIM opposite the Monu outh Pafk Ani dubbed
lin IA such manner that he nov lie. IN rriuc al con
dluom They tpck SlSi rom his PEE kets No e ue hn.
yet been found 20 hi- aaantN At intervals d. regain,
o0ns.i0l.os liz slNs nAt thrle llI,men Ntne kel INN
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Appointing IA Hecol.cr nor Railroad.

TRENTON. Dec. 27-rhs afternoon Chancel.
lor Runyon appointed Taos l. Ogicn receiver Tor ths
Delaware AMI Nnrth Shore Entroad nNins hi, Lu,i, al
s.nNp1 The road run. from No,iLurV irnn's Urnve
In Wet Jersey ii,Ind'ht,"ssi s2'isD
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Justice Walsh in Brooklyn yesterday aftor-
noon fined pr John g johnson tor violating the health
ordinance. by refusing 10 report case Of typhoid ever
und,r lis charge until after tAe PATIENTS death. 1hc
oldnhhcc requires phN-rinus tn report within "a hour.
nN tA~sW inecuuus Tni cuna.iOus disrNes thst come
unlr thclr obsVrNaNon in u;ter that u4c huqrd uaN
ak' measure, 10 Pre- vent their spread. pr iuiu-on
hNtfti u.4i he was oNrnr.' from fh' y.n- tt, efli
nance N The state law forlliiu nl.ti, li III. lose
lnlorAAllun IlAnIAu ~ MN LL-u LL. MN NJ
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Capturing u Ire nned burglar.

John FREQ Of ll9 Java street Grcenpoint
heard burglar IN the upper part Of his house while he
~as at supper last night frec caught tie burglar as he
about 20 ras, into the street from The uno,cui,I
house adjoining fwo's lie gave his name Ms lltny
MORGAN. and sal that he AlOi his rral name
eau, his family WAS respectable He wa, well dressed
AMI refined In manner Snnc sllA -carls and ienrlr,
which fre recognized a, h were found thc prisoner
~ tAe police station
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From New York 10 Florida.

CHABIEsroS. s. c.. Dec. 27.-Tho Ashley
River Railroad the a, Ink Ia the coast lire Of rsilways
between New Nork nnd jacksonville. fls was oyened
today. Tie new lrigc over the Ashley rcpl,ccs tho
ierf> heretofore uci uni passengers 80 through W
f.vlda in Pullman cars without transfer
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Vnn Tubura'. M,.,crlou. Dsnth.

Nrw BRUNSWICK. Dec. u, The coroncrs
jur' in ,he caT OF Ldward Van Ilhurs who vas fund
ing IN front of barrop on Christmas r.li rrturn 4
NcFuDt e. d that Nad lii u- 80 ltl resulted ir.u a
NH cHWs'h hs h.s beIns pushed OF struck b sVne un
lIt. .l. IA t.tt.t
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Walter Franklin of Oyster Bay WAS rrGlc ted
Queens County SUPERVISORS
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ErwlN. bro II. II IL probable that
itir 500 4. ou,an ul l.u N,n ro.,u
i,ck, sm,Lrr, nt nl' rut.sn ani G.r rnau Pat
lam nt ana 'nl NJ 'ai'r, %, ca innhrr,uv li. rAl
lhrtN. WI it.nIt Nu t'l.tt .uf Hul a.. lI.l l4.r
lc-i',uN 'f Ihc Mm,ir o 'orn'r,e will %. com.
hNN "nh thNoi AsHcuituie Gmvr d. iitd,n.
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Mnlthy's choice Norfolk oysirrs. Hall priro
\ iery-Ads
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Good and Pure Wine. for the Holidays.

Carot, burgundy. Rhine. Shorrics. ana Port
from ei ?, PER gallon ai upward also good stock oi
.ll r. cordial, ana ei i,npafne, a, Ne iosr, fi,e'
Alf,
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The Supreme pontiH.
RoNW. Dec. 2s II Is reported tllnt gan:rcnc
Wrcal,rs tao fulNN leg
SFaJu PAYMENT RrsUMEp Specie tho best
ans cut AAAvas Anil Bur And Ind -AH
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24

CENSUS OF THE WORLD IN 1876.-The
London Times recently published an ex-
tract of an account Of the population Of
the world, annually prepared by Drs.
Behm and Wagner, and published by
Perthes, from which it appears that the
population in 1876 may be taken at
1,423. .9l7 900, of whom nearly one-fifth.
or 309. 178. 900, reside in Europe, and
probably 400, 900, 900, or less than one
third, belong to the European civiliza-
ton. Four r.sevenths of the worlds peo-
Pile. or 1924 200. 600, reside in Asia, and
half Of these are Chinese. The popu!a-
ton OF America, natives included, in
both divisions of the continent. ia only
85, 900. 900, of which we imagine about
half are of purs.blooded European de-
scent. The population of Africa. ar
rived at. of course, by more or less care.
full guessing. is set down at 1919. 900, 900.
of whom scarcely one per ceutum can be
fairly set down as civilized men, and
little more than ten per centum as semi
civilized. The Turkish Empire is esti-
mated at 46, 900, 900, including 20. .000, 900
in Egypt and its dependencies. With
Tunis and Tripoi; but the population in
Europe is only $1,000. 900, and in Asia
13.500.0 900 Half the European popula.
ton Of Turkey at least 10 Bulgarian, and
if we add the Greeks and Slavs. We shall
find that the dominant caste does not
exceed one-fourth of the whole, to whom
the other three-fourths are sacrificed.
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NOTICE.

TITO DANIEL HASTINGS, MRS. n. BUCK.
Cumisky, Mrs. 8. @. Barnes. John 8.
Atchisen, A. Y. Shields, =. ". Ian.
mister, Thomas Greives and unhnown
owners. and to whom II may concern, you ass
hereby notified that have expended IN money
$50 dollars on the Black Primee Mime,
situated In the Ely Mining District, L.incoln
County, State Of Nevada. Unless you pay ne
at my ofice in Piochs. Nevada. your proper.
tional share Of said expenditure on said mine,
said mine, within ninety days from the dste
there Of. together with costs, your interests u
said mine will BE- forfeited to me By due process
Of law.
Pioche, New, January 26, 1877. ja95.oOd
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All persons having business with this office are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IsGUlD
ID out Of the 7th Judicial District Court, in and
fox the County of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and
to me directed and delivered, for . Judgment
rendered in said Court, on the eighth day Of
December. AID. 1876. in favor Of Joseph Gerrans
and against Robert Glover and A. Hartwig, for
the sum Of nine hundred and ninety-six 63-1oo
(gold coin) dollars, debt, togsthcr'with 3l90.76,
tax costs and accruing costs to date, amounting
to 1876 81, tax costr, and all sccruinG costs and
interest, have levied ON the following prop.
erty. to.wit:
That certain mine. ledge or lode. situate in
in Highland Mining District, and containing
1,5o0 feet. more or less, and known on the
tain mine. lode or ledge. containing l.SOo feet.
more OF less, and known ON the Highland, MIN.
ing Records ~ the "Louise;" also that certain
mine, lode or ledge. containing 1.500 feet, more
or less. and known on the Highland Mining
Records as the "Ildria;" also thst certain mine,
lode, or ledge. containing 800 feet. moro OF
less, and known on the Highland Mining
Rrecords as the Union STAR" also that certain
mine, ledge or lode. containing I,so0 feet. more
or less, and known on the Highland Mining
tain mine. ledge. or lode containing 800 fest,
more or less. and known on the Highland Min.
ing Records % the annie Mine and Co. !" also
that certain mine. lode or ledge, containing
land Mining Records "a the, "Mayhower;" also
that certain mine, lode or ledge. containing
1,6Ou feet more or less, and known on the High.
| land Mining Records ~ the Excelsior" also
that certain mine, lode or ledge, containing
$500 feet, more or less. and known ON the High
| land Mining Records as the "Roaalind;" also
| that certain mine, lode or ledge. containing
| 1.So0 feet. more or less, and known - ,hs
"Mendha Mine;" all the above described prop
erty being located in the Highland Mining
District. Lincoln county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Monday, the 28th day Of February,
A. D. 1877, at the hour Of IL O'Clock m of thai
day, will sell all the right. title and Interest
that R. Glover and A. Hartwig had in and Il
| the above described property on tho 9th day oi
November, 1876, or has had any time since. q
the Courthouse door. in Phoebe. Lincoln county
Nevada, at public auction. for cash In hand, Il
| the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said exs
| cution and costs.
W. L. MCKEE,
Sheriff Lincoln County, New
ByJ. p. CuHzD.
f3.td Deputy ehsri6.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Dick Rieps assuming all In.
debtednsss OF the late Arm. ALL indebtedness
due the said hrm prior to February /, 1877.
must be paid to Alex. 8. Thompson. Riepe
will carry on the business in his own nams
hereafter. All Parties are notified 10 ssttls
immediately.
Pioche. Nevada, February /. 1877.
DICK RIEPK,
falm JOHN TITLER.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL SELL
i to the highest and best bidder, or bidders.
all lots. blocks, shares and parcels OF land, not
conveyed by patent deed and not being con-
tested in Court, In the following described tract
Of land known "a the town-site Of Phoebe, in
Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, to wit: The
northeast quarter and the southeast quarter.
and the east half Of the southwest quarter OF
section twenty-five. In township ono, north OF
range sixty-seven east. in the District Of Lands.
subject to sale at Piocha, Nevada, containing
four hundred acres, according to the oficisi
plat aud survey on hle in the Phoebe Land OF.
nee. Sale to commence on the 9th day Of Ap
ril, A. D. 1877, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continue
from day to day until the same shall be com.
pleted. From this date up to tho time Of the
sale ali persons 90 desiring can geo maps and
description Of all lands to be sold ~ Aforesaid
at my office, ut the Land Once on Lacoul
street, where the sale will take place.
MORTIMER FULLER,
fl0.td Trustee Of the Town.sits Of Pioohs
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While General Jewell was our Miniater
in Russia he visited the tanneries of that
country and found out the secret Of the
Russia leather, beloved of book devotses.
The secret is the result OF the use of
birch bark tar with which the skins are
dressed in place of tallow and grease,
the latter substances being so largely
used as food among the lower classes.
This tar, which is carefully saved as it
exudes from the wood when burned. wan
first used as substitute for wheel grease
in Russia, as it is to this day, and then
for the filling and dressing OF skins. By
a system of careful inquiry. and literally
following his nose during his visits to
some of the great Russian tanneres and
curriers' shops, Mr.. Jewell found this
compound in great kettle ready for use,
and thus the mystery was solved Itwas
not expensive. costing about $40 bar
rel, and he Immediately ordered ten bar
rels and sent them to the various leather
manufacturers in this conntry with in.
s,ructions, and the result is that genuine
Russia leather goods are now made in
America, and doubtless will soon be sold
at nearly fifty per cent. below former
prices.
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When young man encircles his part
ner's waist for dance, he will do wisely
to keep his fingers still. Nothing az
gravates young lady more than to
imagine you are trying to count the
whalebones in her dress.- Brooklyn
Argus.
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Dividend Motice.

vJ,HE STOCKHOLDERS or THY DxArD
i BANK OF NEVADA ars hsgshy nolans4
that at the monthly meeting d the Hoaga
declared for the month Of January q
. Per Coaat.
On the amount Of capital stock. payable = ~
Bank IN uniSed etasss gold coin % aATun-
J.W W.w1l0HT. Iash llaaaos. 4.
Pioeha. New. Feb. 8. leJ5. NJ
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When young and inexperienced man
has been invited to dissect the turkey,
and is in cold perspiration over the un-
certainty as to which end the wish-bons
10 situated in, nothing pleases him 30
much as to have the scientific person
who 10 present request the company to
watch aud note the beautiful system Of
anatomy displayed in "a fowl.
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LEGAL.
SheriR's Sale.
UNDER ORDER OF SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF sALx
~ issued out Of the Seventh judicial District
Court, In and for tho County Of Lincoln, STATE
OF Nevada, and to me directed and delivered for
Judgment or decree rendered In said Court ON
the oth day Of February, A. D. 1877. in favor Of
FLORAL springs Water Company ct ais. and
for the sum Of seven hundred and alxty-tWo
l$762) dollars, U. 8. gold coin, with interest
thereon In like gold coin. q the rate Of ten per
cent. per snnum, from the 18th day Of Beptsm.
.. ner. .s.o: y, together with costs and disburss-
Also for . Judgment or decree rendered In said
Court on the 9th day Of February, A. D. 1877, in
favor Of Joseph Eisenmsnn and Frank Gen.
dorm. platntins and intervenors herein. and
against Pioche Silver Mining Company OF als.,
Tor the sum Of one hundred and fourteen (Slll)
dollars, q. 8. gold coin, with interest thereon
in like gold CON. from the Sd day Of o. tober,
a. d. 1875, with the costs and disbursements In
TINS action. taxed at the sum Of one hundred
and seventy c0-I00 tSi10 60) dollars.
To satisfy the foregoing udgmeuts or decrses
l have levied on the following property, ~ Wit
The description and particular boundaries Of
the proper ty authorized to be sold under and by
virtue Of this decree. and charged with the psy-
msnt Of said Liens 20 lar 70 tho same can b. :.
certained from the complaint hled herein and
from the proofs offered ON the hearing OF this
action, are as follows, viz:
That certain mine or mining CLAIM, known a.
suu Sohou sho 1AuCuc mluos bltuhxoQ ON Dptl08
Mountain, in Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, State Of Nevada. the same being Dor.
tioE OF that certain ledge formerly known -
the General Washington ledge and now Known
| as the Phoebe ledge or mine, being one thou.
sand linear feet on said ledge, and bounded on
the west by No. t8) Eisht Of the Meadow Valley
| Mining Company's ledge, and extending from
| the easterly end Of said No. 10y Eight Of said
Meadow Valley Company's ledge, easterly
along said Pioche ledge one Thousand feet, to.
gether with the hoisting-works now ON said
Phoebe mine. the same being situate at the
main shaft on said mine. little esst Of the
Divide and sonth Of the main road leading from
Phoebe to Bullionville, and all machisery in
place therein and all improvements thereon or
anywise appertsining or belonging thereto. and
All rights and privileges connected Herewith.
Notice IL hereby given that ON
Saturday, the I'D day Of March,
A. D. 1877. will sell all the right, title and in.
| terest Of said Phoebe Silver Mining Company, IN
the above described property, at the Court.
house in Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada, at II
O'Clock M, at public auction. for cash In hand,
| to the highest and best bidder, to aatisYy said
| DEGREES and all costs.
| " L. MCKEE.
| Sheriff Lincoln county New.
| By ]. p. Cu1rn.
By BIsHoP & sAnIN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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