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Prepare for the holiday.

Pren,ra f,r ,bat.I;4.r
The p,o. lin aIi.,. -. -,
Of lie. "
TX Governor Hendricks haa gone
back 10 his legal work.
Wendell PhiiEns calls HAYES g.
poliiic,l Rin~an HiuLIa
Congress will adjourn from D cen.
Der II To JaDnarv 10
~
.'''e az 'Uo c'ufIe's working ca
'Ne -'o''" C''''ui i'i!fo'd.
\ little mis-, on d visit to the coua.
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That Wife Of Mina

Buys her groceries at John Writings. be.
Cause she ged' the best quality of groce-
ries. decl4
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BEAuriFuL GIErs-We have JUS
received an elegant Tot OF s'tSeF Plated
Cups. Casters, Batter Dishes spoons c. ,
which are lower than ever. Engraving
done free OF charge. J. Il. PLAUr i Baos
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GROCERIES.
BAC0N-Sides l0al2c
Shoulders laoc.
Hams Is 90 3Gc

BACON-Sides 1Oa12c
s ,''g - 7aso
f n.,orlu re- - To- 'r.
CucFsp Inns - - ~ ~ 9s.,o,
C0EF8E a PgF ~ Ss,s4,
CRACKFRs. an. 7.a9c.
COAL0IL :. ratlon 25,3oo
CANDLES. Star. 5000.
FLOUR-S5 U9a.8 -.
AIDaASS ES-per Dbl 5laljo. hlfbbl, Goa
50 cents.
&pD OH "A Gallon Il -
i5.iH-lo3I,sc. ; -
Cr%p.tVttF ker n
GBL5sriTG PoBbES 3D. il
SIn,KI the -, - :,
STrG = it~.4n all. st.i,31,rf,
@HGr mr. ta.. - 10
SroT CtytPE = gsI1.o 70 20 10 lsi
ron tsp. 4Iauas..o-,l So, n. '.t.5
sAl.T-Bv car Loaf busa.I - =,
nv retail ; %. 28c lbs, barre year laa
a-l a.. by re,ait ~ ~,
u4FpWAPP r,.rC
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Every man, woman aud child IN
ibis eon~fry who buys pair of boois
or shoes is helping to pay the unree
SouaOe tax of SD, 900 900, the value
Of the enhanced cost Of these arricIe-
through The socalled protective tariff
The tariff not Gully tails to protect the
psuple, bat swindles them odt Of their
mDney Il shou j he revised.
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E9-m Sga.afcG.

HOO 600 Bushels Of Corn want
IUO.OOO ed, for which the high
est market price viii be paid.
noy23 J. H PLAUT x so.
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Z. e. RErShEEN-

AS closel OUT his entire stool. of gro.
4 4 caries, AID opened "A wholesale ana
rc,aIl Liquor, Tobacco and Cigar Store.
dcc7 If
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Notes from Fulton.
They Bay 'lseir Big Bills q:
EttcknlsH.
FULroN, hY., Dec. 10, 1877.


FRIEND COURIER: I hope you will not
object 20 a few notes from tots thriving
Young city We are not quite a bjE 5
( fickG1n vet, bur we are rubbing mighty
close and gaining mighty fist. You mt t
! pur,ion nse i say ;Aat we are outstr!p-
/ ping the cd county seat in euterpr Sc and
l retail trade. Take hickmans jobhing
/ trade oil and l u he scratched if I don't
! think Fulton does the best trade There s
more Noodle comes here. \ great many
/ peapls through habit Of long years staai5
ing SIN 20 10 Hickman 10 buy their b 9
I Oilts-.hey say they can do be,ter, aii@
may be- they can, though never knew
D.. Fu,t,a melchnnt 20 be uaiersoid yet IT
he had hall "a Chance IS a matter OF
TACT Hickman merchants keep larger
stocks aad have some lines represented
which ne have not. But Fulton has ~
rURF and we all believe in IL and bet on
il. Ring up the COdrIrs steam engine
aud switch il on TO the Times. and les run
together. Balnage aside, lhe people are
complaining erribiy of duh times ana no
monev. TOBACCO ruiuou-iy low. aud our
trade is not by . per cent a. good as ia
time last year.
Yonr Mr Frenz, the picture man. has
been with us the pest wee thiak
diI a rood business with G;s auction. Juo
Cole was has aucIIohtef ana Kept thc con-
gregc. ION in good hun0r-
HUGH Sanders and Charlie o Haven are
now In charge Of the Grange store, and
BOB Browler in the bric., warehouse Tie
business has been q success.
Tie Fulton Times ha. been urging the
people 90 pat a planning mill. and think Z
some parties viii do next spring IL /
IS such enterprises that Is 10 hold our .
tOW on the road 10 prosperity, and some .
ct the property owners appreciate the /
fact.
The excitement about the bridge tax is
quiet but DEEP. They don know who 10
blame, and hence blame all Somebody
viii hear thunder and see lightning yet.
It's understood tuat the effort 10 ger
up bank at this place will be renewed
next spring Ii tree banking is ever al
lowed We are sure TO come in.
viii be down al court and renew my
,ubscr. ptjon. SNIFF.
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The Chinese OF California are com
planning to congress, that the United
States have received from China nearly
soOo,0OU siHdemniiy Tor outrases on
American cilizeps aud properly III
China, bat the Chinese huve been
robbed aud uurdred IN California
without The perpetrators being brought
- instIce.
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No decisive action has yet been ia
ken by the. Tennessee Legislature
respecting the State debt question
but It Is as.umeng great interest and
importance
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-14
REAL Hs3Ax1:

The whole Of Block No. IA Of the w. W.
Mccoy Survey. containing nine lots, having .
frontage Of 225 feet on Spring street, and run
ming back to Buel street, together with ths
buildings thereon, to vii:
Une once building. size l2x20.
One Building used as . Iranary, l4x2i.
these buildings will be sold either with or
without the Let. Also. one Corral on these
Lots.
half Of Lot Ne. ID. In Block No. Of the Nc
Donald Survey, on The east side Of Spring
street, will be sold in three lots. Is follows:
Lt-south half Of Lot ~, and all Of Lot a.
with Il M Stable thereon 3Ox7f, nearly new.
2d-All OF Lot n, and the southerly Is feet
Of Lot -. with frame Stable thereon. Sox6S.
nearly new. ,
3d-The northerly seven feet Of Lot . and
the s~outherly. ten feet Of Lot Ne. 30. with
the frame building thereon, 12x24.
Also. One sta BILE Building. Nx30, to be re-
moved from tho premises By the purchaser.
All Of this Property will DO positively sold
at the time named, by GEO. W. DAVIS.
Auctionser. to he highest bidder.
Terms Of Sale-Cssh or Approved Paper.
Eureka. New, Oct. IL. 1877. sl4td
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Duncan, Of the Pacific Exchange,
owes to his brother members $4,000.
On the 7th, 5000 was vent down
from the Rye Patch Consolidated
mine.
News of o rich strike In the Silver
Prize mine has been received.
The Black Hawk Gold Mining Com
pany have elected the following Of
ficers: p. j. White, President; Coll
Deane, Vice President; b. 5. Kellogg,
Secretary.
The Farrell Mining Company have
elected the following Trustees: Col.
A. Wason. President; John Grant, Col.
John Burke, VIM. +. Burke; Thomas
Burke, Secretary.
1t is reported from Virginia City that
ore assaying $500 per ton has been
struck in the Sutro Tunnel, in what Is
known as the Julia east ledge. Mr..
Sutro says that he has nc knowledge
Of the strike and does not indorse the
report.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
French Politics.
Intense Excitement Over the
Elections.
Another Manifesto by Mach ahon,
and q Reply by the
Republicans.
Resignation Of Minister Pierrepont.
Latest News from the Turkish War.
Resignation Of Minister Pierrepont.


LONDON, Oct. IL.
A correspondent with the Czarowitz's
headquarters at D0lmy monaster. tele-
graphs under date Of Wednesday AZ
follows The severe storm of cold
wind and rain which began o week
ago still continues. The CAMPS are lit
orally lakes OF mud. All the roads are
impassable, except the high way be
tween Biela and Rustchuk. The suf-
fering of the soldiers Is ind~escribable.
No preparation has been made for
winter weather. Those who lost their
tents and overcoats in the retreat from
the LON, have not since been supplied
with others. The Czarowitz has de-
clared II impossible To winter his army
in Bulgaria unless Rrstchuk or some
other fortress surrendors.
LONDON, Oct. IL.
There Is great difficulty in getting
reliable news from the front. owing To
the exp sion of correspondents from
the Ru gian lines. II is anticipated
that some worry important movement Is
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Graceful sURRENDEK.

The Enterprise gracefully surren-
ders as follows:
She (Ohio) has elected q Democratic
Governor and Legislature, which will
secure the election OF a Democratic
United States Senator. Evidently, by
the time the new Congress comes in
On the 4th Of March, there will be q
Democratic majority In the United
states Senate, rs we'll as In the House,
sud things will stand, politically, as
they did twenty years ago, except that
in the interim slavery has been abol
ished. The result has been due sim
ply TO the men claiming to be Repub-
loans who, to carry out private spites.
have 10 every county in the Northern
States been ready to scratch their
tickets and to vote for Democrats. We
have had plenty of tho same work in
Nevada. 1t Is from that cause that
half our State officers are now Demo-
Gratis, though this has all the time
been . Republican State. This same
work has continued Y Q since the
Greeley campaign, and has at last Sc
cured to the Democracy the control oil
both Houses Of Congress.
Further on the Ente. ""Isejoins 10 the
chorus and lays tn. oiame Of the
disaster at the door OF the work
ingmsn. Now, We do not believe
that there Is q particle of foundation
for this iimsy pretext. But admit its
truth for the sake Of the argument.
Were the workingmen not justified in
Withdrawing their support from the
Republican party. They Imagine that
they are being upjus,ly oppressed by
the railway and other inonopolies OF
the country. What party called these
soulless rings into being. and after
wards fostered them until they be
ssms sufficiently powerful to control
not only every department Of the Gov
eminent, but the enterprise and bust
ness interests Of the nation as welli
II tho Republican party. and we say
4 was. were not these lsboring men Of
Ohio wholly right in giving their suf'
Srsges to . different party at the cleo
ton last tuesday, Could they have
done less and at the same time exhibit
. due regard for their " we'll being
In the futuref
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interviewed.

NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
Senator Conkling arrived in town
yesterday. He declined to be inter
viewed but talked freely with friends,
and expressed himself as friendly TO
the Administration. but doubtful MS to
the practicability Of the Southern and
Civil Service reform politics.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1877.

SONDA liz ioft
YOUR ATTENTION, mR. READER.
Now that the fall trade Is opening
up pretty lively. It may be well
enough 10 call the attention of the
readers Of the SENTINEL to the fact
that II h always best, with rare excep-
tions. to buy Of the best business men
IL they wish good bargains. First
class business men have An ambition
to establish and maintain a good bust
ness reputation, aside from the bare
profit resulting from trade. Such an
ambition IL laudable and praise
worthy, and deserves encouragement.
The best business men are those who
fully comprehend the laws OF trade,
and the necessary appliances of BUSH
nsss rules and common sense. and
who, somehow or other, 50 connect
their business with the community Of
interests BY which they are surround
cd as 70 promote the public good.
The wide-swake. energetic business
man. fully alive to his and the
public interests. who, in an honest,
candid and the most business-like
way, calls attention to his own manly
course, and through the public press,
TO bis business, and thus to his town
and community, Is the best business
man, and therefore best entitled to
trade and most worthy Of confidence
upon strict business principles. Such
mon are liberal. broad gauge men,
who arc always found ready to lend q
helping hand in the promotion Of all
laudable enterprises. These are the
mon that should have the confidence
and support of every community. We
therefore call the special attention of
the readers of this paper to the live
business men ss indicated In our adj
vertising columns. Read their adver-
tisements and judge for yourselves.
W. may also be permitted to say In
this connection, that the SENTINELis a
most desirable medium Of reaching the
public eye. In all of the outlying
camps and valleys and districts Of
Southeastern Nevada, its circulation is
five times greater than that Of any
other journal on the Pacific Coast.
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EASTERN NEWS.
ESPECIAL. TO n DAILY sKNTINEL.l
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
The Wright elanO AS
Sault.
Democratic Speeches in
Caucus.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IL.
Elk Judge Wright, who assaulted
Hon. Columbus Delano to day, WAS
indicted during Dslano's administra-
ton Of the Interior Department for for
gerry Ia connection with the payment
OF honey to Indians, whereby he be-
came rich, but escaped conviction on
account of the st. Louis court deciding
1t had no jurisdiction. Wright was
greatly excited and struck Delano with
a heavy zane from behind. He had
threatened to attack Delauo ut the first
opportunity. No arrest was made.
In last nights Democratic caucus,
the speeches were universally con.
deTned as IN extremely bad taste.
Leading Democrats assert that Hayes
election will be cal led into question by
the House.
More Trouble I'm n Pennsylvania
Coal Mine.
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. IL.
An attempt on the part of the Lacka-
wanna Iron and Coal Company to
work the Pinsbrook colliery has exas-
perated the strikers to a fearful pitch.
About twenty mel worked in the mine
20 day and were escorted to and from
their homes by a strong military
guard. On quitting work they were
assailad by the shouts Of the mob.
which assembled IN force near the
coal breaker, but were kept back by
the soldiers. The colliery is strongly
guarded day and night. The men
who worked there to day appealed Tor
protection to the authorities tonight,
stating that they were in fear Of being
murdered in their houses before morn
ing. Detachments have been sent to
protect them and a strong force of
military is under arms in this city
ready to march at a moments notice.
Troops have been telegrsphed for
down the valley and will arrive before
morning.
The wrong Man Killed.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. IL.
Grave doubts have arisen rs To the
guilt of Joel Collins, recently killed a.
one of the robbers OF the Union Pacific
train. A law firm at Topeka has been
retained by the father of Collins to in
vestigate the matter. Enough has
been learned to justify the statement
that Collins could not have beer pres
ent at the time of the robbery, and his
having a large o of money on
his person at the time OF his death is
accounted for ty the statement that he
had just returned from the Black Hills,
where he had taken a drove Of cattle,
which he had sold and was returning
with the money, nearly $40 900. His
conduct when arrested is accounted
for OF the hypothesis that he supposed
he had fallen into the hands of robbers.
Sc natOr COnkitmx Declines to be
Interview ed.
NEW YORK. Oct. IL.
Senator Conkling arrived in town
yesterday. He declined to be inter.
viewed but talked freely with friends,
and expressed himself as friendly TO
the Administration. but doubtful MS tn
the practicability Of the Southern and
Civil Service reform politics.
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We ARE in receipt of the first mum
Der OF the Bodie Standard, q hand
some weekly just started by Frank
Kenyon. of the Silver City Times, at
Bodie, Mono county, California. The
Standard is cleverly edited and neatly
printed. 1t will be devoted chiefly to
the local interests Of its section. Wish
IL success,
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There 10 to be seen at Washington
Cisy ths very unusual spectacle OF an
ex-senator Of the United States In jail
IKE . common fslon. 1t IL ex Senator
Sawyer, who represented the State OF
south Carolina in the Senate during the
caspet-bag regime. Senatorial honors
are nut the only one that have adorned
his brow. He was . favorite with
Grant and Boutwell,, and when the lat
" was SECRETARY Of the Treasury,
sawyer was made Assistant Secretary.
He was tried and convicted . few days
ago on . charge Of conspiring with
others TO pas . fraudulent claim
through the Treasury Department.
II was the claim known Is the Park
man, Brooks a Co.'S cotton claim. and
the couspirators Q SO successful
that t57 900 on 1t was paid, Sawyer. 1t
u said, receiving 81 900 for his services.
Sawyer Is one OF the dishonest officials
whom Bristow would not permit to re-
main in the Treasury after he took
charge. He seems Eve TO have lost
the confidence OF President Grant. nor
ofSecretaries Boutwell, and Richardson.
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HEBREW MEETING.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
of the First Hebrew Congregation will
take place THIS EVENING, at ASHIM
BROS. STORE, at 7 o'clock. A full attend
ancs is requested. as the annual election 81
officers will take place.
BY order Of the President.
W. CALIsHER. sec'y.
Eureka, October II, 1877. oli-lt
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REFERRING to the defeat of womans'
suffrage In Colorado the gushing
rhymster OF the st. Louis Journal gets
Oh the following
And now let Susan tear her hair,
And let the gentle Anna swear;
Let DIR. Mary Walker groan,
And festive Phebs Csuzins moan;
Let Csdy Stanton rip and snort,
And Mrs. Livermore cavort;
Let oil the female sex bs mad,
For Colorado beat 'em bad.
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GENERAL SHERMAN IL a naul

aaughty man. At the California Thea
Ter the other night he went behind the
scsoas. and to show his appreciation oil
California products. he saluted Miss
Allies Harrison with Q kiss. II IL need
Q 70 cay that Mrs. sherman did not
accompany him 10 this Coast.
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NIGHT
Beecher Feels Bad.
He Unbosoms Himself About
Brother Gilman.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
Henry Ward Beecher made Gilman
and his forgeries the subject of his
talk at the prayer meeting last even
ing. and said: "For a week past or
more / have been under a cloud. Mr..
Gilman, my nephew by marriage. has
been sent TO day to Auburn for five
years. and is in Auburn to night. He
married a daughter OF my sister. Mrs.
Perkins.
No Trouble in the Coal Mines.
SCRANTON. Pa, Oct. Is.
The miners are resuming work and
additional coliieries start next week.
The reported troubles are groundless.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-14

A lot Of No Work HORSES and MULES,
together with harness. Strstc hers. Chains.
twenty-five QUARTZ WAGONS and ono
COAL WAGON. all in frst-ciass repair, and
some nearly new,
one TWO-HORSE WAGON.
400 Dump Boards, q lot Of extra Siasls
Lines. Coupling and Tongue Rods. Rough
Locks, Wagon shoes, Crotchet Chains, Fifth
Chains. Dumping Picks, Buckets. etc.
A small lot Of new Wagon Lumber, two
Wheelbsrrows; . lot Of Mining Tools. one
Gripdstone and fixtures. q halt . dozen Lam
terms. and a lot Of Grain Sacks.
Ono large steel-tooth Harrow. one Road
Scraper, one Snow-PIow.
Six cans Of Pitch Tar. one can Of raw Lin
seed Oil, on can Lard IL, one gallon Nitre.
FIVE boxes Hardness Candles; two Platform
sealss. 100 pounds each. nearly new: one
Beam Scale, one largs Office Desk. three of.
fee Stoves. one Safe, Chairs. one Lamp. . lot
OF Gas.Pipe, . lot OF old Lumber. etc.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

NTICTIMS OF YOUTHFUL INPRUDENCE
who have tried IN VAN everN known
remedy will learn OF simple prescription.
FREE for the speedy cure ufnorvons debility.
premature decay lost manhood, aud all dis
orders brought on by eXcassos. Ally druggist
has the ingredients Address DAVIDSON
~ co.. SO Nassau So. N. Va
octT-i yr
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PoSfporencnt.
NOTICE OF SHEaiFF'S
SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF m TX CUrIOS AND
Z decree II foreclosure alid order OF saie
~ ued ous Of the District Court II the Fourth
Jud clal District, 10 and for tins G unity OF
uanbUldt 1t e. 81 Nevada. ON tie iuih DAY
II hpril A. H. 1877. 8 20 ma direetsd and
delivered upon a Judgment and deeFse u fore
closure ant So. recovered iu eAia Court ON
the 10th day 81 Apul. A. ID. lal@,+ IA favor OF
D. + Place, Iisintln. ard nEslnst the jersey
Mining and smell ing Company Tor tne sum o.
$50. GGi 90, principal. U. goid corn, WIN
interest on said amount At the rate q one per
cent. per ulonGa from the 3tth day OF nay, A.
II 1873. until paid III ike go!d com, To-
gether with 81 600 "a attofncye ices, ali IN
like coin, ana coS.s of ssuit taxed ~ 90 10
aud expenses u sals, ~ in 4. >. Eoid CON-
and by W. ch | was commanded 10 sell ths
mort gagged property hereinafter described at
public auetluu. according 10 laws T. the hiih-
est bidder for cash U. 5 gold c1ig, or sum
ciant thereof Ia satisfy said principal, inter.
cst, costs. attorneys fees and expenses OF
sale. aud 10 apply no came to the payment
OF said sums.
The following IL a description Of the prop
erty authoriz i a. be sold uy virtue Of Judg.
ment decree Of foreclosure IND order oil
sale. To witt.
All that certain properly located and sitna-
ted in Jcrsey Mining nistrics. humooid.
county, state OF Nevada. ana WAS located Dy
A. D. iremble, James Nc LAY, Nathaniel lay
Tor. ami joseph Parks cunsts ing OF two see-
tions If lgO feet each and Is hndwn rs the
Trcfnble Mine, and cOrsssang Of fifteen nun
dred u 500 feet on the course ~ the VEN OF
lode, with TREE hundred tg00l feet on each
side Of said ledge or lodss also. ths tlrst claim
or lode Toe ted adjoining the remhle tho
south consisting 81 ffteen hahdcd tl,Ool
feet on the course Of the ledge or @sde, wltn
three hundred t3JOl feet on each size OF SAID
J. dge or lode. making three thousand t5.uool
feet ON the ab we ledge or lode. Win al the
dips spurs and angles; also. all the locations
Of lniniag, or water rights aud privileges, mlii
sites together with all town lots. and ~
ppperty Of every doscripti n. and all ORR
nav on the dumps or belonging 20 the saio
Jersey MiniAgnnd ~meltinl Company, silnae
and being ia lhr said Jersey Mining DISTINCT
humboldt county, State Of Nevada.
herefons purauant 10 said jddgtuens anu
decree and IN obea i-ncs 20 its reqGtfemehss
/ will expose T. sale ut Public auction 70 tne
highest bidder FOR cash IN hand. payable "
u. >. gold eoiuAat the Court House door ~
winnemueoa. humboldt county ntSad on
SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY VI
MAY, 1871.
At one O'Clock p. N. o. said day all the rign',
title AMI interest of said defendant IN ana "
said alb We de- ciibed propcrt nov had or IN"
Alas sun. 1875, or at any tma since theh AZ
quired, to satisfy said judgment and decree.
oven under my hand stany Office IN Wlh in.
mucca. Humb i'd county, Ne ada l4th oS'
OF April 1877. g. A. KYLE.
sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada
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To w. S. Morgan sud Lewis Thomas, ana
to whom IL may concern
VOU ARE II RFBI ~ III ID TINT l
have expended N money and labgr the
sum OF four huad Ell liars tfiOOl on the
Mountain VI ia Mlne. situats d IN Battle
Monntaiu Mining pisttict. Lauder COUNTY,
state at Nevad s., and that uul * yon pay rae
at Galela. Lander County, Nevada. ytitr .re-
por ional share % said e1pen re On aid
mine for each and 4 seey so.ft MN ~ legally
Own in said mine, within MT. y 4ayS II IN
the date Of tn first pubhc Itn ~ TOYS
notice, together win S., YOUR iutfrests IA
said mine will b. I rfetted to nlR BY due
process OF the mining Law, of the Uniied
states JONES dORG n.
GALENA, New. February 2ffh, 1871 m5-90