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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-27

AtteaGiOa is called to the advertisement of Liftelrs Living Age in another column. This paper is cailled from the best foreign pubica- tious with selections also from our own journ- al4. and ia the very best of the 'eclectic" peri o<iczls we know.
 AS wiIl he seen. it offers extra inducements Co nrw sakErzibeTS- AttentiOnIs also called to the reduced clubbing rate allowed in connec- tila with the Enquirer. s.4
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-27
Linen Wedding.

One of those most interesting gatherings which sometimes take place, occurred on Monr day eveningst 17th inst, at the residence of Mrs. & Mm. Edwin R. Beenaaz Iakeside. It was to celebrate the twentieth marriage anni- versary. About 70 or 90 gathered, most of them connections. Many beautiful presents were laid on the piano. The company moved about the large parlors with great ease and freedom. Focouple looked more brilliant and happy than the host and hostess, with their two lovely daughters and two promising sons. Time rapidly passed. MT. & Mrs: Gordon led with music and sacred songs. The hour ar- rived when the pastor called the gathering to order by the remark that this happy occasion was to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of happy event. Twenty years of love, twenty years of kindness and attention, had passed away. There seemed to be a aqcembination of the beautiful on thisauspicious day. The day and evening wore lovely, the presents selected indicated taste and friendship; the guests were intelligent and beautiful; but all4wonld join him in the sentiment that no couple appeared more beautiful and attractive than the bride and bridegroom. He proposed, therefore, that Mir. & Mrs. Beemean lead the way to the din- ing hall -..-'sss 'S'a z s..' s4.'S
 The tables were loaded with all good things. The Rev. ). L. R. Wyckoff invoked the divine blessing It was then suggested that while taking of the good things provided, as there were several deacons and clergymen present, and dear friends, old and young, male and fe- male, that toasts, remarks, and puns would be in order. at any moment. and by any one. Then followed most interesting scene of wit and hunor. This was led of by Mir. F. Walker, of Woodbury, who rose and said. For his part he was glad to belong to this family, ,pand asked Rev. Mir. Wyckoff, ''Howf he liked it. g This gave the ring to the exercises, as Rev. Wyckoff has so recently selected his beautiful bride from the household. During this part of the exercise, the verse was sung e5es
 Biest be the tie that binds. i'E se '> s'a.' 'ti-t ... Our hearts in christian love: ;l- .sgf Hfi,z s. B, The fellowship of kindred minds, sE .,-f...t
 Is hke to that above '. -. -t.
 Thus ended one, of the pleasantest, evenings we ever spent, all leaving good wishes and kind christian love with the family F."
 New Preston, Dec. 18th, 1877. H. L.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-27

BuxH s to sIhsdixe . line of steamers be- tween New York and Rio Janeiro.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-27

To COKxEsPOxDESTs--Ing giving our em- psoyees their Christmas Holiday, we were Obliged to set up most of our matter day in sIivsnce. this week Unfortunately near two columns ofeOrespOndence, for which we should under ordinary circumstances have had space, sre thus thrown ever to the first page of our next issue We hope to get early and full ac- counts Of Holiday and other doings from our correspondents throughout the county, next w~ek- and shall try to reserve sufficient space foT the publication of their letters.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

QEsfYLEs or CARDS, lac. Tor 2s New York. 2Oc @~ Samples Sc. J. husted Co. Nassau, N. r. Eskfstt 39.4W
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-27

sPnLARGk MIXED dARDs sish aamsssi Iase. .lse.
 eHkN IS wthort ease, 9c 30 new fun cards, IOc Out
 OWnts l0c. F,WAsHBURN CO., ,Middleboro Mass IF F1H fTZT IE ETs2 T7E 3xM
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-27

"ROXY,"-by EDWARD E9GLRsTON (authol of "fhe hoosier Schorlnaster," &c.). This new nov el will doubtless be the most important American se rial of thssye4r. The first number published in November. Those who have read it in ipt de- clare ROXY to be much the most striking aud remark able story this author has written. It is llusra ted by one of the ablest Of the younger Americal printers-Mr. Walter shirlaw, President of '.Th' rf Aoon
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28
sP8sNo CLEANING ctr sAIE.
osees oasgssss - by essas. Gss.

Thoss eussrpsisins msschsai-. the
Oleovich Broshsn. olive 70 the require
osnts Of The Hmes. are about TO ofss
their inmssse and oultiisrious stock Of
dry goods. eloshlss. carpets. 10, ss
famine prices. Every possible thing for
~h'ch lsAiss 90 s-sheppins can for he
nszt thirty days BE- purchased there upon
,hs most favorable terms. This is meet.
I ne the hard iinss more shas halt vsy.
Nov thes y The tine for shs frugal
aosss.ise to make her Spring purchases
The chi'drsn may Be- neesd ous With
sss'r summer toessry: the girls can be
soPP''ed with all their cslicoes aud
n-'oeook and ginshsms: the boys can Be-
provided With their hass. their shoss aud
their ehirs,ngs: and the old folks can BE-
sSsddlsd In their bands and bsstipas ct
90 outlay OF money OF the noss micro
scoPioal and diminutivs Dimensions. See
the nsv advertisement Of thsss sntss-
p''ssne Bsothsss and then 20 and buy
yourself rich.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28


Sssdosd Coma. March 2..-rhs dsa
Of tbs Sssdssdvills reservoir gave vuy
this morning. causing 10 thu Villas
fsasisl damaes. tbs ssilrosd issieSi
hosss end sn sAs ears vses vsshsi
svsy. isaying oaiy tbs ossssaess Sspsa.
The 6ss90sd Sssioaal Bank. Con9rs,
gsaioual Church end abost 6f,esn esSee
6ailAin0s hsss bsse Washed avsy.
The Hood came upop the village sud.
dsnly. ssd iss effect Vac very d,sssssoos.
Thrss oilss Of raileosd tsuck ere veehed
sway: siso too Hove sruss bsjdrss
bstssss ssaGosd and Toliand. ~
Telegraph vss promptly hsoushi into
sequisi' soa. apd che psiehbosine Souss
warned Of the mighty rush q vsssss
thst vas causing great Destruction Of
psopsrsy and threateniss loss Of lie.
Two lives are lost 90 iss % knovu.
New York. March H.-Dr. Buddine.
tee's ehaschsvosed. leo 70 60. DOT to cad
Delegates 70 the Congregational Couscil
on "Wednesday. the ground Of refusal h.
ing that Henry Ward Bescher's church
hsd ben invited. Dr.. Stosrs' church
tskss the Same stand. DIR. HsImsp's
people favor Plymouth Church aud i,s
pastor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28

A PIONEER lncipxxr 10 related I. fol.
lows BY tho Chronicle Of last evening
1. A. Longacre. the Individual Who car.
nitted suicide last Saturday, once Owned
. rich placer claim in Hanatowu. ON the
present ate Of Plscsrvilie, California.
which placed him in co,pfor tsble circnm I.
stances. All the money be made there.
however, be Afterwards lost. Al the lav.
ing OF the corner. stone Of the new build
Ing OF the Pacific Coast Pioneers. In thia
city, and just as the stone was abou. 10
30 covered. Loagacre stepped forward.
and taking from his finger Z heavy poId
r!ng. deposiiing i. in tho receptacle with
the other memsntoes already there. ssid
with voice husky with emotion, There
goes tbs last Of the HAngsown GOLD. =
10 then turned away aud contrary TO
me custom Of the pioneers. who are fond
Of speaking Of early days. never could
DO prevailed upon TO refer to Hane,ovn
again.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28

We are threatened with ~ exception.
ally dry season. ThA being . fac. cut
water supply becomes . matter OF the
very first importance. We mean The
supply OF water needed for domestic pur.
poses and 70 dghs drs With. Issieatio,
Is going to b. almost out Of the question.
unless We have some heavy rain or snov
s'oTms-which 10 hardly likely. We
visited the reservoirs Of The Canon
Water Company yesterday. We found
that the upper enc bad been lately
drained in order that . leak might b.
repaired spd that the supply pipes we're
both turned into the smaller or lower
one. Asssrs. Rios 4 Helm hsvs 1oos
very wisely 10 constructing the larger
reservoir. Il 10 likely to prove invaluable
M reserve; and The probability 10, that
however low the supply may run, there
will continue 70 b., through the dryees
Of tho coming dry ssasou. quite enough
water In the pipes and mains 70 ejvs us
all ws want 70 dsink and uee shout oar
houses. But. - ~ hevs iutiosssd. The
irsisaiing Of gardens ssd The bsspcpt.
hue, I'd ubitum. Of 9ovss beds AID ernea
plots will b almost ont q ~ euec1ioo.
Al any rate there 70 every indlessioo a
the necessity Tor great seonony q Ne
use Of our wstss supply.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28

Mp AND Trcx The other niehs Billv
Robinson. Who 10 about the most sxpsri
man on tbs Coms,ocs with tho cue. vas
sitting IN Standings saloon when : eresu
looking stranger came In and CHALLENGED
him TO game This suited Billy. and
taking the lead be ran the game out
without . break. Thes al the bows
isuehed at the gsvky looking stranger.
who was discounted. "WAnt mother
game ?" said Robinson. well. don't
care u do. II ye gimme the furst shot. !"
The stranger made the 6rs, sbos. jsved
tbs balls. and then. running the game
out. kept right on playing. The boys
didnt laugh 90 much at the stranger
nov. He ran his points RICH. along On.
u hs bad struck bis third game. and
then Billy remarked: Hold on /: 1
Amt payin' for you 10 practice eli the
afternoon. and 70 the stranger vas 40.
oemmodasiog enough to let up. People
often entertain experts unawares. Viz.
giniA Chronicle. 9Th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28

tbs BAsxss. BosAxzA suis hes dsvsl
opsd . surprising degree Of viv.eity
upon the psrt Of that venerable class o.
our fellow beings Who are irrsvsssntly
designated BY the term Of " old s.if1s. >
We have never secs time OF late year,
when these ancisnts swsrmed 10 numer
oualy and with 20 much apparent cheer.
fulness - now. Striking this great lau
suit 10 like suddenly coming upon rich
surface diggings. II il like brief rss.o.
ration OF tho hush times Of 'A9 and the
Spring Of 80. One secs returning Wis
ions Of Bidwell's Bar. Rich Gulch and
tho Tin.Cup Diggings. Many are wit
nesses many would like to be many
are mere lockers on. baking In the sun.
shine and atmosphere OF the GOOD
umes many, very many would rejoice
to b on the jury. All who have
watched the case land ~ regret 70 aav
that our time has been too much occr.
pied to give 1t tho attention il Ia entitled
to-. agree that the prosecution has been
conducted with rare ability. Nsssrs.
kirkpatrick. Lindsay and Dickson have
not only shown great carefulness ana
skiIl in conducting the case, but . sur.
prising ability in meeting oil the various
trying and diA1cult matters growing out
OF protracted skirmish line OF testi.
mony-taking. We know but little
nothing. in fact. about the merits Of the
case. but We do know that il has, 40 far.
exhibited the counsel for the plaintiff in
such IN admirable ligA, ~ to commspd
the respect OF all observers, and psrticu.
larry OF members Of the bar. We believe
the evidence on the part OF the prosecu.
ton Is almost finished.
CUTTING Down rHErs CosrnAcr
PRicEs.-Parson Kelly has JUS. pu,
forth small circular in which he calls
attention to The extraordinary fact .hs.
Aessrs. scribner. Armstrong L Co., the
publisher y shsldon's Readers. have
actually cut down their own (con.rac,)
prices for those school books. The sub.
joined figures take the place Of the
prices named in the circular OF August /.
1870 Here 10 the commuu icstion from
the publishers: Chicago, March 9. 1877
Hon. >. !. Kelly. Carson City. New.
Dear Sir: ! am Instructed BY N essrs.
Armstrong l. Co. 10 announce
% you that they have just made 70.
iuction In the retail prices Of Sheldon's
a. follow:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28

The suspended brokers. Erlapeer 4
Hess. Of Virginia City. subnitted . state.
iasat yesterday afternoon. showing .hsi,
liabilities to b go. $50 81. and thei,
Assess $3.50. james A. Stephens, Of
counsel fos the arm. organized tho meet.
ing asd called upon the creditors presen,
TO select three Of their number TO tax.
charge OF the assets. stating that thess
thirty. 1.-TWO cents on the dollar could bs
secured 10 them. while II the arm vss
forced into bankruptcy. tho lawyers
would come 10 for the firss chance =,
The assets. the courts would be next. ana
the creditors III there vac ANYTHING leit,
last. Thsssupoa. W. b. RYAN. Hneh
kennedy and John White Yer. elsc,sJ
-; T,,ussees. M. Ryan taking the chair.
me sccspssnes OF the compromiss OF
shifty.sso cents on the dollar vss then
pat to vote and carried. when the cred
itors stepped to the trent aud generally
signed the agreement.
Al meeting Of the Boasd Of COUNTY
Commissioners Of Storey county, ys,,.r.
day. Mr.. George A. King said that, In
bshslf Of Msssss. AAeksy and Fair. hs
would request leave 10 withdraw u.
proposition made to the Board . coup l.
Of weeks ego By shsss esptl.ns,
through their attorney, O. ]. Hiijyer.
relative 70 The advance Of money foe
county pssposss. On motion q Com.
missioner TSop. lsave 10 withdraw the
proposition vas granted. The Board
hxed the rate Of tsyatios Tor couni,
pasposss q 8 esois, sad los cchocl
purposes sl Is cents on the hundss6
oo'Isn. The rate Tor State purposes IL
W cents, sos the railroad fund q 60
cents. and Tor The ssdenpaios fond Is
censs. mailing . total levy Of q Us on
W ~loo OF taxable property.
Anofasa NEw Horss. Of tAs
o'soveA Dsothsss 10 sbous bsgiupina
10 sons''ue'toe Of Avsl,iss hou.s on
re !os formerly occupied By Moore 4
psssee'e Hs1I--ths QUE Vhleh - a..
sssoysd By ors. These subsssssisl in.
psovemsnts By subslsuitsl cisi.ens sv,..L
yell 'es The fstsss q ess iiais sisy.
Nerscs 10 P,ss IsvaAscs Aossm - |
rss sssss Cspiso, Contissoussr, sd. |
,sssiss. = aeothss eolsas. Tor ~ fos |
asusssO 'hs 6esss Hssss. &c sosis..
Nisssy.tbsse families have be-, -.
dsvsd b tls Rslisl Conuissss n w. |
'is'A CITY dsviee TIE ncnsA Of NsssI, |
- -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28

CHARIOT Cas-. Among the con.
vsnisnces Of later times Walsh On Q
compromiss will steam ssu The horae
0ar.. hut there u also . eomprsmIss
with the horse urs-s something bs.
tween bus and horss ar. We ~
for to the contsivsuce called ChsrIct,
These have boon lntroduced 10 nam
eastern cities, and, really, they ere 4
very great convenience, They ere
running, We believe, 10 virgiols CIty
and Gold Hill. A gentleman Was 10
the ArrkAl olIics yesterday who pro-
poses 20 INTRODUCES ehose veh(cjes
here, We hope hs may 6ud cum.
Gent indncesnens 70 do 70. We IN
detsiood him 70 ssy thsf II hs dId
start Chsrsos line here il would run
FROM The depot through Csrson sssesl
snd 70 the principal p,sess In sbs
rrfs. rs sIsi
wspxsaDAs ssvoas xAssss.-Sssvles
10 The Episcopal ehussh shIs svs.Iss a
1872. ~. With . lecture.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28

uA~Ars nAspussA bAan psup>svos - -.
eeosvs The ecmpisslon. sVnevus fysetirs. ~,
go eellovnee mstss The stin sofs, Whit sud
essieess ia erpliesstos ceasoe b. Directed.
alphabetically
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28

LYONS karHaihoS makes BEAUTIFUL. eio..v
iuturiAns hair; prevents its falling ont or turn
ins gray. II has stood the tess Of ~ Year, n
cnarin'nsly psrfnrned. aud hes no rival.
inyJlsod- wfs-ty
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28
REPAIRING THE TxLrosApH.--Ssv, H.
Silver State OF March "a;

The telegraph line from here to PORT.
land, Oregon. which has bean down 10,
some months in the niou ntains Of Fan.
srn Oregon. 10 now being repaired "a
snAt IN short time messages NAV h.
sent direct from bore TO Baker City and
Portland. II Ia expected that snothsr
party Of reporters will be cent from hs,.
to Silver City, Idaho, TO put the lima In
good condition between these points.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28

Prtlss sre 70 b awarded . folIov,.
ststss. = 80 s""p'on
,, To ssss sscsls.ss sls,ss--oss nsv ps,, Of
Pllsspsoo skstsA s.is = - "
70 esse ssaslsnss susss,ssd eAss,csse-A
heeoeoOcly easskv u nsslsi, = : : :
To bese lsdy sussainsA skssare>e als.A..~.
~ sugravs>i medal. - -
70 neheA ley dssss- Ous ass esdr,.
10 ~ ssss'sAse dsso-oss ans ksdes.
HAsquess viii sosu for IN, Grand u.,-h -.
. o'eiors. ~ o'cl0ck Ns.sSv ThoS. fyCs..sss
vii eive = eShibstios a sails Hhssise. Al 10
oelocl e sxhibfticn Of Ysscy skslinr VII -
evse ~ she aans eeusIeess A. m o'riarS
~ Ssifss. who VII - spssctaA ty Inc s.ai.
10. VII evefd ~ pns'A. vhsn ths ipassusss
WI soem % lne 70 unsnsah. uksSlus vfIi -
continued nstil u c'sioct. DssciaS viz 49,
y the 49, % ~ alo1s mill 3 oeloct 4 +.
> sM cuee nj neaes bssd viii b 10 astea1.
stses With variad aenusssssss e cosarssc.
vIoss cosnsssxx:
NJ Y, Hios, ~. 4. ssssiIns.
NJ ". D. nasa. ~. Z. 4. mavsior..
poos oI~n ct o'clock.
aAfns ov ADMISSION.
sp<ciai1se. ,,...,..e MAquSrs.. n
chii1sea under 10 yesn :. 20 crsss.
ussqusn eaa s-eus. sict.ss Il the R,uh an,
~ ia. 1Hststsss YIN sss tistsIs q -.
ooes ~ utx4i a ~ pssfosmsncs. a Secsr
va C0minittss vii ~ q ~ doue 10 - ~
~ impsvper rhAfsctsn iuiruds. Xo sSsi~s~
permitted % the noos ssceps In moS1,,~.
mn so'd =. l.. WALTON. Manager.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
ANTONIO FERRARlS,
PRACTICAL BOOTMAKER
First Door Above Monaco's Photograph
Gallery.

DoOTS MADE OF THE BEST H..
ID French Calfskin and fitted to
T. Cork soled Boots made specially
for winter.
have complete assortment OF Custom
made Boots.
Ladies' Shoes made to order in neat
manner.
Repairing neatly done and on short no.
tice.
French dressing for ladies' and children's
shoes
None but practical workmen employed.
NH ANTONIO FERRARIS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-27
Application for Patent.
To the Teddy O'Neai Claim
No. 325-U. 5. Survey No. 1877.

HI g. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY
u New, January ., 1Sl7.-Notice is he e.
by given that j. NJ. McGinnis and Il. Q.
Buzan, by J. NJ. McGInnis, his attorney in
fact. tine owners of the Teddy O'Neal claim,
on the Teddy O'Neal lode. whose Post office
address Is Silver city, Lyon county, Nevada,
have made application Tor LOO linear feet,
running In Orsnerly and suutherly diree-
ton. along the line Of said lode and en- rae
InR the same, with all alps, spurs, angles and
variations, with surface ground 475 feet in
width. and described upon plat and held
notes Oh file In my office. and posted on the
claim az follows, tJ-wit: beginning at Post
No. |. whence bears Post No. l of the Argo-
nsut q x S. NJ. Co, U. $. Survey No. lU9
south 0 degrees SO minutes west, distant 1859
feet Post No. of the Hawkeye claim south
SO degrees east distan' 305 feet. the smoke
stack of buckeye Hosting Works south =
degree we /; thence running from said Post
Nc. |, LIST course south 81 degrees west 800
feet t. Post No. 2, whence bears the quarter
section corner on south liue of Section I,
Township 10 North Range Il East NJ ID. NJ I.
north 10 degrees ca |, distant 525 feet: thence
running from said Post No. 2, I'd course north
80 de- rees west, 100 feet to Post No. 81;
theI ce, Sd course 10 tn 90 degrees east ATS
feet to tost No. 4; thence, 4th course south
30 degrees east 600 feet to Post No, 8; thence.
9Th course south So degrees west l15 feet to
Post No. /, point OF beginning, containing
10 9G-lO0 ncres, bearings expressed from the
true meridian, magnetic variations los de.
grets east.
This survey covers portion of the occi-
dental NJ co > mill site. u S. Survey No. II
"B" which is described AS follows;
beginning at Post No. of this survey
thence running LIST course north 80 degrees
west l23 feet thence north Ia degrees east
$50 feet; thence south ~ degrees east TO ieet
thence south 4 degrees west rs feet thu nee
south 50 degrees west 432 feet to Post No. Q
the point of beginning, containing l9-l0(
acres, bearings true. magnetic variations 1914
degrees east, survey made to correspond with
the record of location duly recorded in min
ing records of DEVILS Gate and Chinatown
Mining District, Lyon county. Neyad., IN
book *" f0ii0s G3 aud "a. The labor and
improvements upon sad claim consist Of q
tunnel, an incline and a shaft exceeding IN
value S5e0; survey made to COMO LII to ice
of Location. Any and all persons claiming
adv, rsely any portion of said mining claim
and grounds, as heretofore described are re-
qnired 20 file the adverse claim with IN,
Registsr OF thu United States Land Office, al
Carson City Nevada. during and within tn.
sixty DAYS publ alton of This Lotice, or thu
II be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of
the statute. q. N. HARRIS, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-27
DELINQUENT TAX.
STATE Of NEVADA,
cnr.rY OF LYON,

Distric Attorneys ONCE J
NOTICE OF SUITS CoMMENOhD.A1 ~
~ the following named dei enuante anu '.
All owners or claimants {, the real estate anu
improvements thereon or Improvements 81
,ssrssed seuarately hereinafter described,
$3.50 az nt,gnown: You are hereby notified
that ,u,ts have been commenced in tine Jus
tie Cmrt of silver City township, Counv
~ Ivon state OF Nevada. Alex. TAFT JUST g
by the State Of Nevsds, plaiItln, against escn
of the following described tracts or parceis Vi
land with the improvements thereon, M ' -,
prove,uents when separately assessed. and al
avners Of or claimants to tie same. known or
unknown. to record the tax and delinquency
assess d to said defendants against sali prop
erty for the fiscal year commencing ON .he .s.
Of Jsnuary A. D.. 1916. and eudingon tne oIh'
day of December. A. ID 1876, and that sum
mons has been du'y Issued III each cAsp' anu
Won are further notified that unless you at-
near AMI answer the complaint nied Ill SAID
c.use on OF before the 18th d y of February,
A u. lsT7. ST 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of that day I,
Judgment will b. taken aesinst - GU ana the
real estate and improvements herein ae'
scrlbed for the amount VI tax and ueiihqueue!
specified. AID costs OF suit
i KALLMEs and the resl estate and I'M
movements dtscribed as follows to-wt I:
Steam quartz mill with land claim at silver
CITY. said Lyon county, and known as the
Krickerbocser mill Amount Sl3999
Il, MARTIN and the real estate ana I'M
proyemeDts described a. fell VS., to-"it;
RESERVOIR aud and claim with improvements
tbereoa, situate in Gold Canyon, about one
mile below the town Of silver City, said
Lyon county. Amount S3l 10.
II. PETTISELLI and the real estate ana
improvements hereafter described, to-wt'
saloon and lot ON the east side OF Main street
adjoining Lucss south. Silver City, sid Lyon
county Amount S6A2.
3. HEYDENFELr and the real estate de-
scribed ss follows. to-wit: = " OF = " =,
aud Z n of " y. and W Of z 4 OF
section IS, township Ii n, II Fl Z, NJ M.
containing 40 acres and situate In spring
X A. COOKE,
Sheriff OF L, ON County.
G-o W. KFTrH. District Attorney.
Dayton. Lyon Co.. New. Jan. IL, 1877.