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ANOTHER SAD HISTORY.
Recalled by Mrs. Martha Martins Testimony
In n Brooklyn Court.

Mrs. Martha Martin, the sister Of United
States Commissioner Shields of this city was
the principal witness for tho people yesterday
in tho Kings County Court Of Sessions. in
case against Henry Morris. Patrick Herman.
and James Dunphy. Mrs. Martin on the even
ing Of Sept. ?. was on her way to visit friend
living near tho ponitentiary. and she met n
frenchman named James Lamney who was
going thither. They walked along together
sitting down once 10 rest. She was then seized
by four mon. who frightened her companion
away and brutaly treated her leaving her al
most unconscious. Henry Morris and Patrick
Herman pleaded guilty Yesterday to an attempt
ell assault. and Dunphy. while pleading the
same way. said that he was innocent Of tho
crime. Justice Moore then refused to accept
the plea. and ordered Dunphy 10 be tried for
the crime named in the indictment. Mrs. Mar
tin testified that she was the wife OF Charles
Martin a dancing master. and said that shc
hnd not been living with her husband for two
years. Dunphy WAS convicted by the jury and
was remnnded for sentence.
Mrs. Martin retains traces OF the beauty that
dazzled at the brilliant wedding given in the
house OF her brother. Commissioner Shields, in
Schermerhorn street, eight years ago. az her
marriage to Charles Martin. Her husbands po-
sition. socially. was beneath her own. but as the
provsl OF her friends The couple lived hrp-
PLY for six years. and two children were born
70 them. who are now. in an orphan asylum.
scho in Fulton street. and his wife accused
him of uniaithfulness. quarrel followed.
which ended in their separation. Mrs Martin.
in n desperate N of lealousv. began to drink.
but her friends sew her errors are limited 10
this. and she never forgot her love for her hus-
band. She rapidly grew negoctful ot herself.
and WAS stunned ny her former friends. Since
the assault she has been held n witness IN
Raymond street Jail and. while imprisoned
there. she WAS served with papers in "a suit for
absolute divorce. instituted by her husband,
and based on the facts which led TO the trial OF
yesterday. Mrs. Martin was discharged from
custody last night.
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that she lived at Fourteenth street and Seventh
avenue at that timc. She couldn't describe the
Commodore
sgqdeply she exclaimed at this point; wish
Certainly. +" said Mr.. Clinton.
. " wish you'd excuse me from naming dates.
because .eC,ns SCI rm uneducoted' and can only speak
:. How Old Nrc your"
" won't tell"
" Are you 81 ?"
I'm over l6."
She added that she was married in Kingston.
III fifteen years nE2 by mHsstTdGsb rG sbo Hss NS
born IN nghkecpsie, whore she lived with her
aunt. Jane Nichols. She was asked TO describe
first saw him. !" only know him by that grin
OF his. - she replied and thnt I'd know where
ever saw H."
She repeated the interviews with William II.
again lust ms she did in the first place. adding
that William II. said u her husband could sue
cced in influencing the CommodQre in the ,di-
rcction required William II. would make her
husband a rich man. NV husband said that
vns, ,nico and worth working for
Your husband didn't seem to care about be-
ing used TO pcrpctratr such n fraudY 2
He didn't care SO long as he made" And
She added further TINT William II. said 1.-The
old man was childish. and had gone into his
Mrs. Stoddard said she is living in the family
Of Mrs. Sarah Hall. at Avondae. Mr.. Clinton
pressed her TO tell where she had lived since
her husbands death three yoars and four
IL is very extraordinary remarked the
Surrogate, that n witness cannot remember
whore she lived In the past three years and I
think II very strange she should remember so
accurately conversation which took place
four yenrs ago.
Mrs. Stoddarl was not able 10 account for n
whole wear Of this time. though questioned in
very mhny ways and given time to answer.
She could not mention thii namc- oi any one
she knew In New York. At length she recalled
Mrs. Elizaieth Link who lives In Great Jones
street.
And you say you lived in New York for tho
pnst ten years, Now. tell me * there any ono
you can recall as acduaintanc"s I'm that time
besides Your husband, the Commodore, William
II. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Elizabeth Link, and Mr..
Scott Lord ?"
She could only mention in addition n Mrs.
Bruen she had met in n grocery. She said she
last saw her husband six weeks before his
death. and did not hear Of his death until a
month after he died In poughkeepsc.
This ended the cross-cxnminHttOn. Tho re-
direct will he made this morning.
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EyCORED by WHTsTLERs.
Thousands Delighted by Crooks Amateur
Bnnd In CentrnI Pnrk.

The music stand in Central Park wns bril-
hany illuminated with calcium lights last evening and
crowded with Crooks Amateur Cornet Band. under the
leadership of Geo wcsaud Il the first concert given
In the Park by the band but the reputation the
musicians had acquired by their performances at the
Battery drew many thousands to hear them last
ing although the weather disagrseably cold. The
audience enjoyed itself thoroughly but its mcdc Of eX
pressing its approval at the musicians efforts was
scarcely a. refined ~ more cultivated assembly would
have INDUCED IA. When an encore wanted t
shrily whisted for. and II generally came. Another
source OF what ordinarily would have been called an
novnnce but which afforded unhounded amusement u
the hrong was that the great calcium light. which for
the part shone with the hri-hne>s nt MONDAY
casiVnay went out. ami lett the audience total dark
ness. until an active man clnmhercd mp thrti loot lad
der and Tearrnngcd ~ rhc music than salts
factory. The band played twelve pieces and brilliant
finale Of national airs Among the pieces on the pro.
gramme were Calico secret Love" Hunters
Chorus Anvil Polka" and clear the Track all II
a W ond time.
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YOUNG ANTHONY'S RETURN.
The Lawyers Clerk who Thought it smart TO
Pretend TINT he was Murdered.

The return of Barent De Cline Anthony 10 this
CITY which was reported Yesterday TO Superintendent
wans recalls the circumstances of his mysterious 60
INK He wasa lawyers clerk al ~ John street lie was
last by his friends tho 2aih nit the following
morning lis hat cane, and memorandum book were
found in Twenty nth street near the North RIVER This
and other crcum-tances led To tn" belief that no hai
been murdered sui h. holy thrown into the water The
river drrdgcd without result The rstmaile Nouug
woman tu Whum he gagged prostrai"d bN the
shock oi his clsappenrance. Police capt Alarc at
lensth wrung from a YOUNG freud VI AnthuuNs that
Anthony regretted his marriage cnraerurnt lie
was an omntVoruus novel reader. and cVolved the
notion ~ prctendiGg that he dead. VI. was a. 20
West and make fortune. aud then rcappear To make
sensation. lie carried his plan and went to
TorekH His return tn IN" citv hnsteued hy the
Iosure and hy the failure 10 rcalg" his dreams
lie pawn,d lis watch for the OF returning
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CAPT VANLINsANT'S DEA TIT.
""ns Insane by the Loss Of Two OF his Crew
In Collision on Newfoundland.

Inc French brig Brha, commanded by
oaul TELLS Yaninsant. was in collision on the
va 81 August with the English ship George Bell
y" Ine coast Of Newfoundland. The Brha quick
MED with water. Capt. Vanlinsant was the
'us, 10 10 from the sinking vessel. and when
b'cked lp by the George Bell he was cling ng 10
spec oi timber. He then asrortAined that two
~, ms crew were missing. They were intimate
u',hNe 'l tho Captain. and ne was ncOnsoRble
M a., mon i9ss, On arriving in this city the Cap
M'n "a hud his rpung son went 10 n hotel
a. - 3, IMrd tiroct de broolel over his
iossvs ana the death Of his two friends. Ii soon
M u'Mhe NJ pam that he wns losing his reason. and
~ ihutbuay he was taken in an ambulance to
sI,ass sSI,.sYle hospltal. He died In hvs minutss
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ST. LOUIS. Sept 27-The first event at the
racecourse today trot 10y Rarus his own
record, which was tame affair, enthusiasm being
excited and scarcely cheer greeted the great horse
The nr.i heat trottci IN ~ second in ii, ani
the thri IN sl14 The slow time IS accounted for by
the Uincss of the das. the air being cold au
N" TRACK, 10 Use tur phrase. cup and .lp
,puiitiuu. making - from two tu three seconds slow
spain MHs much disappointed with tho result and il
was announced that lie Wouh make another trial on
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Collision on the Hudson.

The schooner Warren Gntes. bound from
Rondout 10 New London. with cargo ct coal and the
ughoat Atlas tow.ns The hars. Excelsior were in coll
sion on the Hudson River near Glonwoui, Thursday
evcnius The schooner went down hut u T. believed
thh' none OF The crew were drowned The Captain was
kuON kcd overheard, hut rescued m, crew the
tuc Tile mate nnd two NJ tho uf the schooner cot
into the rigsins aud u j. thought that by assistance rom
the steamboat William Cook they saved The barre
had hole stove DID, her siarnOnfh heuM the Mater hne
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LoUIsyILLE JOCKEY chUB RACES.
Winners OF the Sanford stake and Gait House
Purse-A Selling Race.

LOUISVILLE, Sept, 27.-Thc attendance at
the races to-day was rather slim. Tho weather
was quite cool, and only fair time was made by
the flyers. except in the two-year old rush.
Three races were run. the first mile heats for
thIce-year olds that had not won prior to Aug.
J. 1873. tho winner 10 take the Gait House purse
of t4OO. OF which $50 to second horse. Tho
starters weroi Reynolds Fortuna. Cooks Nril,
l.lsle's Tom Sawyer, and Swigert's Glenmorc.
The race was won by Glcnmorc in two straight
heats. Fortuna, ihe fayoTiis, came ip second,
heats. Time first heat 80 second heat ~ .;
The second event was selling racc, usual
allowances. for q $3.50 purse. one mile and n
quarter run. Bannock lath passed the win
ming post first in 2:l6li Tampico second. and
Classmatc third.
dash OF one mile for the Sandford stake for
two year olds ended the days sport. The rhce
was won BY, ID. swigcrts chestnut colI Spend;
came in second. and d. Swlger's, brown colt
Trinidad third. Time, 4G.., which r. re-
markably good for two-year olds. Spendthrift
is by imp Australian. dam Aerolite.
Mauser's Pointer Playing Carss.
Indsxsd. rounded eOTnsrA Eieest card made .--AA~
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Prererrinx Death TO starvation.

Seeing man knoel near the string pieco OF
Pier |. Norh RIVER, for few seconds and then ump
overheard. YESTERDAY Richard Pembroke - Washing
ton street lumpcd IN after him and pulled him ashore To
Justice kihieih The man aid - hayo been IN this
country since september. lsi1 have been unable L.
oniUn tmioyn'nt prly'n 10 starvation, poncludol
tornmhli SUE ,de, knelt down and PRAYED 10 cod 10
forgive me- and then JUMPED overheard
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Three phyhcian.' Harm. burned.

RING0Es, N.J.. sept. 27.-Thc barns Of three
resident physicians have been fired by ucendiares with
three weeks Tho last Mas that nf nr g. H. Rowland
on Monday night Tile manner Iu which tltN were tfed
ea irs little doubt thatl WAS the work ol tile snme uer.
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Return tho mowsa,e Expedition.

WASHINGTON, Sept 27-Information has been
received hv Capt llowgae at the signal once that Capt
Tyson. of the schooner Florence OF tile Howgate Polat
ENpodiio nac.td s. JOHNS, y T., yesterday. and will
arnNe ~ New London. Conn. the hitter part next
week. lie mas been H>en fourteen months. All well
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Fullerton. Hest Trottiag.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 27.At stockton to-day
the entries IN the lrcelor.a race were Fullerton. Occ
dent, and Nutwood Fullerton won IN three striivht
heats. Timr-2.lS'.. ln'4. lo'.. OHcidrut second
Ihs was the besl race over lrnlled nl fnIlrIlum
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While being exercised on the West Side Drv-
ing Park Course yesterday afternoon Ada H. c. vau-
able rotter with fair record broke OF her legs by
stepping into hole Mr. Peter Nance propIle tor Of the
course. has refused s7.ooo tor the aullnaL
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NEWARK. y. j.. Sept. 27.-Bishop Oden-
hrinrf .rnuitu'nls very much Wor~, this morning,
ami his death may be expected at any moment
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Wa.hed ON.rhonra a, s.n.

Capt. joel Van Pet of Jersey avenue. Iorscy
C,, commanded the Lilly facouhcrg. which sailed ioin
cuba for Philadelphia time ago The vessel arrived
AZ fhalelphm day or two HgO IN char-c ui the mt
mate capt Van Fct having been washed overheard and
drowned soon Aiicr leaving port II" vuNts Wlc and
Wree children, VINO are almost frantic Witl srIcl.
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swee,.er nur.lna Blood Vessel.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 27.-Thc autumn
meeting oI the Columbus Driving Park closed
to-day In the pacing race. sleepy George the nrsi
heat, and Lucy the second. orth ami ruh the thrd
heat SNVVtser hurst huN Nts-ti ii s
leaving The quarter poe, and came TO- sinuds out.
side of tlv distance ag. Sleepy deuflc and Iut, made
a dead heat
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Monte Mndrona, the dead shot WINS hardly nm hour In
town when he WAS engaged IN dcndly conflict with
noted ucspcrhdn The residents promptly took sides
with the cOmbatants and IN bret time the mining
was scene OF plunder, violence. and deadly contest
For vivid deaoupuons OF the startling scenes read No ~
q the Ny fsl W.sky eontsning the exciting story Of
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Rising barometer. diminishing northerly.
backing 10 cascrN winds cooler. followed by warmer,
clear. or partly cloudy weather
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The Newmarket Octobcr Kacing.

LONDON. Sept 27.-Thc Newmarket First Oc-
toier Handicap had seven starters. The favorite
Lord llarnetons Rylstonc. who failed. however, tho
htn- Won hy Count ldsrauses hNe-year, old
Lima. w. AlrNandtr> IAunderstone second, and Ryl.
stone ttird.
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NJ Onte MndrOna,

fhe hest California story written is lust begun I'm
No. - OF the NN iork Hl II Is full OF spirited adven
lures exciting contests aud has plot which dedes All
guess work. and - entranelngy lntere sting Read the
great SENSATIONAL story Of " Monte Madrona. ."-Ads.
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Mauser's Pointer" Playing Carss.
Inasxsd. rounded eornsra EiseE card made. .--<A~
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

In the Distsici Court. Fourth Judicial District
of Nevada. in and for humboldt county
John O. Twiss plaih4iff. VS. Dsvtd Z. Buel.
P.w. Cunningham and Chris Lark. oe'
PENDANTS.
Nv Office is hereby given that the above
~ named plain IN h = commenced al ac-
tion,in the above named Court 10 foreclose
lien for labur ltrior ed ia a mini elm ny
the plaintin ell l.hr following uebc16ed mine:
Said mine sftua ali in Sierra MIMI lstHct,
Humboldt county, tate of NeNada ana
known a. the Aud i ang >yhe, aha mere par
ticularly described as follows: y ginning at a
post marked No. .. No 81 on The
south hill sguc IF Auld ang yne Canyon,
whence monument at corner OF ; l-z2, " IL
T. 80, n. Il. ST h, NJ. ID. NJ, bears ou,h 64S, u
1873 feet The old Ahaf sunk below The out
crop of the Au Il Lang syue IedBe bears 4oN
35' l. 2SZk feet anu the upper end OF tht
mouth Of lower lunael of sane iedge and
mine bears y ~ Il T. 512 teet thence run
ming south o. i5', l. 200 feet to p st MAJ ked
No. 2 U. 5. :. No. 81, A, thence ass 45', II
500 feet TO post marked No. 8 U. 5. :. No. ~ /,
A thence % 15' !, " 2,2O0 feet to post No g.,
thence $50 45', W 500 feet to place of begin
,rMng. and containing % acres more or less,
All persons holding or claiming Any liens
on said premises under and ly NntuH Of an
Act of the Legislature Of The State of Nevada,
entitled, All Act o secure liens TO mechanics
and others, and to repeal all o her Acts in
relation thereto" Improved March ., 1875
are notified to be aud appear before said
Court at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 23d day OF
September, 1873, then and there to make
proof of their said liens
s. =. GRASS Attorney for Plaintiff.
Wiunemucca, Aug. 20, 1878. 3w
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ASsEsSM EMIT NOTICE,

Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company.
Location of principal place of business.
San Francisco, California.
Location Of Works, Echo Dihtric Hum
boldt county state OF Nevada.
NJ Office is hereby given, that at a meeting
~ OF the Load Of rir, cto4~, held on the
10Th day OF gust. IL ., IN assessment mo.
% q OLe Dollar Ter share was levied on the
capital stock # the corporation, payable i'm
mecfatel!. in United states lold coin. To tbe
secretary, at The oliioo If the company. Room s
8 and Z. NO. 327 inc street, San Francisco.
California.
ANY stock npon Which this assessment
shall RENT in unpaid n the LIST day Of October.
1878, VIII he deli qutnt. ard advertised for
sale at public auction, and nnless PAYMENT il
made before, will be sold ON
SATURDAY, The NINETEENTH day OF
OCTOBER. 1878,
TO pay the delinquent assest ment. topether
with costs OF adstr ising and ca penses of the
sale. BY or er IT the Board Of Direct *
ID. L. VI RDtNAI., secretary
ONCE Rooms emo 7. No. 527 line street
'"n NieiNis0o' California. jy22-td
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
In the District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis
trict of Nevada, in aud ter
Humboldt county.

In the District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis
trict of Nevada, in aud ter
Humboldt county.
VIM. Curtis, Plaintiff, VS. David +. Buel,
james l.. uDonnel and p, W. Cunning
ham, defendants.
nj Office is hereby given that the above
~ named plaintiff has commenced an
action in the above named Court to foreclose
q lien for casting machinery and other mater
ials furnished in construc ing and repairing
q certain ten stamp quartz mill, situated III
Sierra Mining District, humboldt county.
Nevada, said mill was erected TO crush quar- z
from the Aud Lang syne mine in said dis
trict, and formerly known as the spIagge x
Smith mill and now k own as the Dun Glen
Company mill and il built about one mile
above tie town Of Dun Glen.
Ali pers ons claiming or holding any liens
upon said mill by virtue of an Act OF the
Legislature uf the state of Nevada, entitled,
IAN act TO secure liens to mechanics aud
others and TO repeal all other Acts in relation
thereto" [approved March 2, 1871, ARK noti-
fed to be and appear before said Court Oh the
18th dav Of September. A, d. IT'S. 1t 10
O'Clock A. NJ. then and there to make proof u
their said liens.
S. :, GaAss, Attorney for plaintiff.
Winmucca September 1873. 3w
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Humboldt Irrigation and DEVELOPMENT
Company.
Location Of place Of business, Sacramento.
California.
Location Of works. Humboldt county, State
Of Nevada.
NJ Office is hereby given that at a meeting
~ OF the Directors Of said company, held
on the 5oth day Of July. 1878, all asses IN. mt
OF Two Dollars per share was levied upon th.,
capital STOCK OF the corporation, payable i'm
medlately to j. X. FOs4er, 1r asurtr Of the
company, o. Z, j street. aciamento
ny stock upon which said assessment shall
remain UNPAID on the III Gay Of October. 1918,
VIII Dc delinquent and advertised for tale al
Ptbilc auction, and unless payment be made
before Will be sold on The 2lAt day Of October
1918, TO pay all the delinquent assessn. eut
t"gether With costs of advertising and ex
Pehses u safe. bhAlNAED r. sAllh,
c. Secretary.
Sacramento, mo. 81 J street,, SET -,d
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T.. BIBN,
224 j st, southwest corner
8th street, SACRAMENTO.
notice.:

aving established PURCHASING
EEAGkNCY, Mr.. T.. Bien will give his per.
soDaf-attention to all orders of aby kind, such
as Boots and Shoes, Furniture, Crockery, Car
pets, Mill cry Goods. Groceries, etc. etc.
Being in constant business relations and
having thorough acquaintance with all the
Bien will receive the full benefit of his ex-
perience and find 1t more advantageous than
doing their own shopping.
Address letters p O. Box $40.
Aug. 1j-78-tf ff
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WOOD CHOPPER
WANTED.

A unlimited number Of men will be
"A furnished employment chcpping wood
near Camp HcDerInit. at IS per eord. Fof
intoi nation apply to +. 4. BkOUGHAM,
Camp McDermit. September 2 1878 II
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CEALED proposals will be received w
A. the Office OF he s. cretsry OF the Hum-
boldt District A. d. Nj. society:
For the POOL privilege;
For the Bar, Beer and Lquois
For Restaurant and OS STR stand.
For Ice Cream rid Frrit nfaI.d.
Bids vii lie received until O'Clock p. M,
October h,h fS7~ Tor nh privileges except
Pool AMI Ice Cream si.d EIuit and, which
may, 81 The ditipn Of tie sDcieiy. be received
unit frtet day.
All bids should be addressed to the secre-
tary CT tno So iety. - NAN IEANEP,
secretary.
winnt nlucca, Nev de, sep. I'd.
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BULLION TAX.

NJ Office is hereby given that the tax on
~ proceeds Of mines fer the quarter end
ing June 80 1878, Is now due and payable,
at my office i'll the Courthouse of the County
+ humboldt, ard that the laws for its col.
lection will be strictly enforced.
JAMES BUtKAER. County Assessor.
By S. BUCKNFR. Deputy Assessor.
Winnemucca, Aug. IL, 1918. I'm
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TAKE NOTICE.

EINhOM this date stock men are forbidden.
Il under penalty II being prosecuted for
lrespass to drive cattle, horses or sheep in
side my Enclosure in Cross Canyon ghe t,tes
viii be closed to all not having legitimate
business on my premises ! desire the public
to understand that my ranch is private prop.
erty, not u common or highway.
". ". CROSS.
Winnemuccs September 2, 1875 II
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF M. Donley, deceased

Estate OF M. Donley. deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the under
IN signed ixecGtor Of tie estate Of NJ
Donley deceased. 70 The ere ditors OF and a /
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased to exhibit them with the necesssrv
vouchers within ten months after the first
publication # this notice 10 said Fxecptor Of
che said estate Of NJ. Donley, deceas a. at his
residence ut Unionyille. II, mboldt comfy.
Nevad'. PATRICK REED.
hxecuaor o the estate 81 NJ. Donley deceased.
Dated . Winnemucca, August 30, 1878, 4w
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Assignee Appointment

nISTRICT OF NEVADA, SS.-The nn.
~ dersigned hereby gives notice If his
appoin' ment Al Assignee Of the tate ana
effects Of y Z. A Craig. of Loveluek's. num-
boldt county, who has been adjudgcd a
bankrupt by the District Court Of said Of IS
trict, H. w. WOOD,
Assignee Of Estate CIV. P A. Ciaig. bankrupt
sep3-4W
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE S HERR BY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co-partn tsnip heretofore existing be.
tween James DaNi, and samtel b. Z. Pierce
is this day dissolved BIZ mutual consent
All outstanding accounts will be arranooa
by Sanlnel Is. T. Pierce. =. =
JAMES ID Wis,
SAMUEL. b. r. PIERCE.
Paradise Valley, August 20. 1878. 92.3od
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-12
EStray Notice.

HAVE in my possession a back mule
Il about Is hands high, branded IL Il en- left
shoulder. which the owner eau have by
growing properly and paying cost of adveltis
ing. THOMAS CAIN.
winnemucca, September 3, 1878 Sc