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DBRR-WOLF-On the 10th inst, at
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friedrich A. Derr, of Lexington, and
Miss Sarah L. Wolf, of West Alex
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8 Trains Daily

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March !, 1877
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COUNTY BANK.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
snERIEE,s SALE.

nY VIRTUE on AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of tho District Cou,t OF the First Ju.
dieiai District. In and for the county Of Storey.
State OF Nevada, on the oh day OF March, A.. ID.
judgment rendered In said Court on the 10Th
dsy Of septsnbet. A. ID: isld. In iavor Of
JAMES BLACKBURN, plaintiff, and asalnsi
SOUTH CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA GOLD
AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. defend.
ant, for the sum % three thousand AID eighty.
thres Ctsy0ssl DOLLAR. together with td6 u
costs and disbursements at the date OF said
Judgment, and accmi,g costs. NV amounting
tn the sum Of % 90. ell In gold coin Of the
United States, ! hsy. on this the 10Th day VI
March. A. d. ISL. levied on the following min.
ins property. 10 Wit: The claim Of the south
Consolidate Virginia Gold add siiver Mining
Company, being two thJusAnd ,ix hundred feet
Qinear measured OF the mineral lode or gold
and silver hearing quartz ledge, together with
ell its dips. spur. angles and variations, to-
saii de for mining and milling purposes.
Tho extent u said claim upon said lode and
the are OF said ground for mining and milling
purposes being more particularly described A.
follows, to vii; CJmmenclng at stake No. !
and running northsrly and parallel with said
lode tw~niy.sir hunfrsd let. % stake M. .
thsnc- II right angles 20 said line westwardly
along the face of the mountAiu twenty.six hun.
drrd feet. tn stale No. 3 theme at risht angles
aud parallel with aid lode routherly twenty
stS bundled feet. TO stake No thence At
right angles easterly tventy-slx hundred feet.
TO the place of beginning: sald nine being sit.
uAied In Union ll4vinc : sometimes Known N
american Plat kAvin.-a ,A't of vhirh said
mine IL situated In 9old Hin Mining District,
county and staie Aforesaid. tugether with al
and singular the tsnemeht.. Leiediiamrnt- and
appui teuabces there into belonging. including
hoisting work.. machinery. etc.
Notice L. hrr,b given, that on Saturday.
the 3lst day Of March. A ID. 1877. between the
hours OF 3 o'clock 4. n. and s O'Clock p. viz:
at n O'Clock oon. ! will sell all the right.
title claim AMI iniersst ~ the said defendant.
the Souih Consolidated Virginia tiold and silver
Mini g Co.. Of Ia and 10 the above de,crib~d
property, at tne court house doors IN the city
81 Virginia, county of storey. state IL Nevada.
at public suction. for cash la hand To the hish.
- add best bidder. 10 satisfy said execution
and all costs In United stsies gold roin.
7. y. KELLY,
Sheriff Of Storey codnty, Nevada.
Virgins. March 10. 1871. milo ID
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NOTICE TO lIEHHoluERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED PLAINTIFF HAS
l this day commenced On action In the Dis
iret Court Of the Fir-t Judicial Dlrtr,ct Of the
Stats Of Nevada. In aud for the q unity OF Mo-
rey, against the Oregon Consolidated Gold and
silver Mining CJmpany. . corporation, defend
ant. to enforce q lien upon that certsin mining
grvurd and quartz lod- situ .ied In the 8old
Hill Mining District. County Of 4 ORGY. stats OF
Nevada. .. corded upon the records of ,aid Dis
irict ~ the I" New Oregon Mining claim" con.
m.neing at this vertical rhaft % TIE Oregon
Company. running thence northeriy 10 feet TO
. stake al he Independent Compan,'s ,outh
linz, and T51 feet aouthcrly from said vertical
sh.ft, Containing ] .b0) linear feet: together with
all DIPS, angles, spurs and variations. and the
her di sment. and appurtenances thereunto be-
l"ngins. witch lien il To leeure thu sun OF
ia II In gold coin Of the uhi.ed states, and
10 claimed under and BY virtue VI an Act OF the
L. q stature VI the Siste ~ Nevada. entitled,
A Act to secure liens 10 mechanics and
other. NJ to repeal all Other Acts In relation
thsreto." sppro,ei March .. 1915.
Now. therefore. all perrons holding or claim.
Ing liens upon said premises under the provi.
sions Of said Act arr hereby notified tn he and
appear before ssid District Couit on wEDNES-
DAY. March u. A.. ID. ISL. q, 10 o',lsk A. NJ,
the same being Q DAY nj the regular March
Tsrm. A. d. is,1. Of rsid Court. and 20 exhibit
then and th're The proof of their said liens.
u. II. CAhTiCK, Plaintiff.
X. II. TAYLOR. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated February rs. 1871 fell law 3w in
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN rHB DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l Unit d States, for the District Of Nevada
In the matter Of GRO. l. SCHWAB. bankrupt,
In Bankruptcy - United stat . Of America,
district oil Nevada. ss.-A warrant In Bank.
ruptcy has been issued by said Court against
the estate of Geo. l.. Schwab. Of the city Of VII.
ginia. the county Of Storey and State Of Nevara.
In said Disirici. who has been duly sdjudeed
bankrupt UPON the petition OF his creditor; and
the payment OF any debts and the delivery of
any property belonging 20 said bankrupt 10 him
or u his use, and tire transfer Of any property
by him. are forbidden BY Law. A meeting Of the
creditors Of said bankrupt. 10 prove their debts
and choose one or moro assignces Of his estate,
will be held 81 . Court OF Bankruptcy, to be
holden ct Virginia, IN said district, on The 29ih
day OF March. A. d. 1917, at I O'Clock r. u,
At the once Of X. STROLLER. Room No. 4 Odd
fellows Building, csiner OF O and Smith
streets. enc OF the Registers I'm Bankruptcy Of
aid district
AUGUSTUS ASH,
United states Marhai and Messenger In bank
ruptcy for aid district. . mhftd
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE WARD GOLD AND
March q. is1T.-Notirc.-Tbs annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Ward Gold and III.
yer Mining Ompsny will be held at the once
OF the Company, Room %. No. ti9 CAlifofnis
street. san frsneisoo, California. on THURS.
DAY. the 2ad d,y Q, March; ISL, q ,ss hour Sr o.
GERS 10 rerye for the ensuing year. and for the
Transaction Of such other bunner tat mag
properly come befonp the meefinf. Transfer
books will be closed on SATURDAY. the 10th day
Of March, 1871, at the hour Of u n.
JOS. MAGUIRR, Secretary.
Ban Francisco. California. mind
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hafle. X Mel ane. Trns 81. 49,. $3.50. 10 =.
And In accordance with law. and AZ onier Of
he Board Of Dinrctorr. made ON the 18Th day OF
January. 1871, ~ many shares of each parcel
of .uch stock - may bc necessary win To
sold 81 public suction. Of tho ,alc-foom Of John
Middleton 4 son. No. $40 Montgomery street,
ran frsnei-co. California. on MONDAY, the
nlnrfsenth ti9thl day Of March. lsTT. at the hour
OF . O'Clock =. ~. OF said DAY. 10 pay said delin.
qnsnt assessmeDt thereon. together with costs
of siverIsIng snd eIrenseso 81 The sale.
LuclRN HERMANN. Secretary.
California. fr7,id
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NOTICE TO co.owHERs.

mo MARK sTRoUsR AND DENNIS HEt.
i ~eerty,-Hotics 10 hereby given 10 the above.
named persons and iocstors that the under.
sImed has. during the year Of 1873 and 1870.
s.pendtd In the development and protection Of
and Tor labor and improvements upon the
IIsIdviu MlnipR Claim, located and situate
In The Gold Hill Mining District. Storey
comfy. Nevada, the amount Of tvo hu, dred
and nfty two dollars and thirty.nve cents. You
srr hereby further notified and required 10 con.
tribute your proportion OF said expenditures.
40 made % Aforesaid. dus from you and each
Of you, ~ follows, 10 wit:
Pn,m you. Msrk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 20
Pr,m rot, Dennis Heaserty.. ........... o. IS
Yoa and each Of you are hereby further noti-
ned that in csss you fall or refuse 10 pay the re-
~speotiye amounts Of meney set opposite your
mspectiye nance above. 70 me. Phillip ooroo.
an. 81 my residence q the Pinto House. Lower
Gold uIii, Storey county. stats Of Nevada. BE-
fore the expiration OF ninety days after publ.
cation Of this notice, your and each Of your
intsrests In said Baldwin Mining Claim will,
bv ooersticn OF law, become the property OF the
undeniened. who made the above expenditures
on nid mining claim.
PHILLIP o0RCoRAN,
Locator and co-owpsr.
Gold HIN, STOREY county, Nevada. Yebru.u
I'M. 1871. fsissod