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The New York herald., 1878-11-01
OFFICIAL REAL EsTAT1 rRANsFERa.
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recorded in the Registers once 0ctobs


The following statement showing real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers once October
81, 1S7S:- FMW D4Ns.
sshsa
lslss .' n 4 100 Is Of GGsrsnas ~. SosiIas
Treasei 1900
Dime savings Inssitasien 90 william L.mesr. 1000
ead st.. n :, iooi q Of Madison Az. 25xious ~,
saa &c. :aSs assIa property sos:r Tyson and wife
and sa.SsSa 70 Jane ao.xso
lss Eii.as:sS wssSs q Jan.
H. Dick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nom.
K. tchsm and vile 20 Thomas T. s Dwysr....... Asso
sen@d aud wits deorss Ehres..:...;........ Nom.
,s aa 4 ana :. .;s 80 lila liss;'sEs'
(, ,ls !: Sis a
f. ; to Frank b. : M -'aa"n RON
Ars rsisssss ss.ss 20 sspS Z Prime. = = @ zoo
his'pE'%sT %, .,s ssss 5000
,is,h 70 1000
e osrsns ~ q + ~,
Mayors and husband e Louis Rsiehsrds, 5000
treferes, 20 samuel Fuid $50
Bowsry tNo. 29e). joseph Bachmsn 70 N. Callahan,
nonrc.s:; si''~
Biiter. Gerold and wfc, 70 john diess. cosssgesa
pSssr. sss wnss rSSmas ,oss to Edgar K:is $50
ncr of 4th av. il2th months ...... AG8n
Goeller. Charles J. and wie. 70 Charles Goeilsr,
of iith ST., of6th av.i 2ysars... ......-.. 5000
Hoehn, George, 70 Joseph II. MahAn (exscutor). ".
8 Of iI,h Az, Of Ash st: year asoo
kaun, John, TO tiuerusey Snckets and others; o.
Of av 24.s n. OF soth dem and. .... $50
aad St, y. q "a AZ; years. :....,...... 1850
Marston, Rosetta and husband. sidney o. France. ~
Of i37th st.. ". Of southern Boulevard,
iilss 4. " q "a ay sSss9 :. s.a... 1900
Peters Emily NJ, TO Anna r. Il. Kirkland. g. D Of
4ett a. 5sh sv: yssr ....... 5000
Rogers, Robert and wife. TO Mutual Life Insurance
Company. No. Charles 81 year 5000
Smedbcr Z. Alice, oxecutrix. to John A. SmedperR
OF 18th ST OF University place. years.. 2.733
OF i7sS az W Of ssh sv ayssrs .... 1000
Strccker, George. and wife, to Philip Furlong. n.a
OF li7th st. O. OF I'D sv. 1000
year aooo
STREET., Francesca A., 30 rristram Mackay, . .. Of
Rivington st. .. oi sheriff; yeArs. 5000
c2ish ward year 5000
years $500
West aosh st; i.2so
Zwcis. Hermino and husband. to Adolph A. Strohn,
AID st. years 1000
ASSIGNMENT OF MoRrGAGKs.
Allen Agnes texecutcrj 10 smes Allen $4,000
Combes. Richard y. texecutor), to Caroline
Schwartz 5000
Same 10 same. laOO
uch, Frederick TO Charles forschner. ~
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&A 0u0 10 LOAN on BOND AND AORTGAGE; :;
lost onioe
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vVANrED D 81 700 ON BOND AND MURTGAGb 1IS
j. u, Herald Office. 1890. -
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$1,000 $40 'e7. losk $4,000 4,<'a .. 'si 1p4
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1000 N 4 X 7's. III. .bc
1000 lsrie I'd. .......l I
1000 Erie 5th. ...... ;. l
5000 l. s con. reg Id. l
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1000 North Mo lft. :. l
10000 Canads So LIST, e
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1000 I'm Pacific : IT,. !
1000 Pac OF NO LIST. be ]
5000 Pac of Mo 2d.... l
5000 d Il II Q. rs, '94
1000 kpl.7's. DID, ,wcc
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1000 N Y Elev LIST. 80.
1000 NJ. X 4 T G, asa.
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$500 d OF Col 8. 65's.b3 z
SOD Louisiana CON-. y
5000 NV con. r I'd BIDS 1o'
1000 q y 4 | q. 2d IN. 4
1000 Mich Cen rs -. IL.
20 shs Wclls-fargo... 81
200 Pacific MHil....... l!
100 Eris 81 ass paldJ II
300 West Union Tel !. 10
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FINANCIAL.

IA
"A. j. ". sELIGMAN CO., 1f
Ian. ,s,,sr. % Broad q g. a,.S,, New :. York:
payable any part Of Europe As Africa Australia
draw bill. Of sxehsns. .nd MAKE .ssrsphe sr.n.s Of
money 20 Europe and California.
Aasb s4oo sEEhs ss4 saa.s
Stock. the New YORK stock EXCHANGE sad ihe
=
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REASONABLE RATEs-NONHY on LIFE AND
S an v beg:
!. j. H1BRicH co. les Broadway; box 1880 !
A ahNrLAMAs, .. OF REviNkNENr, DIsrREssED
for ssiisssnos 1Gdrss. mofk. Herald oics
A LADY WANTS $500 ON OhArTEL MOKT1AGE.
drs. SEcsSsrfT Herald TSsesa Sranen oss s''' a.
6 A DvAHcEs" ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. OAR.
Arisse. Safes. 40. ios West ssd ST.. Of esh ~.
(yaICA0O AND BxsTERN ILLINOIS. OHIOAGO 81.
sns or and sssa '1
NnTnEksEts.T y.,u C0uross no !, OF TIE wAsAloA
%. das Nnvabs, ,,, Sa pp,% ~ pc, ssnt god
s::s RSOsTsS ,s ',''s.'.'''.
OFFIcE OF Tnh PRESIDENT OF THE INDIAN.
Ospois and 8. Louis Railroad Company. Indianspols
npolis and 81 Louis Railroad Company
In consequence OF the service this the
2Ssh inst OF injunction restraining tho tho
due LIST proximc the st bonds Of
Tcrro HHue. Alton and st. Louis Railroad Company,
tice hereby given that such be paid
that day that the earliest be hear of the njunc
tion will be sought By this and that
the Injunction shall be removed the will
paid at the Office OF the Union Trust Company. In Now
being now In the treasury for that purpose. +
tSigned) II. b. HURLBUr. President
OFfiok OF THE HOUSTON AND TEXAS 0ANrHAL
Railway Company, NTF IN
Housrov, Oct. 2f 1873
The Coupons the Income Indemnify honda Of this
company November 1873 will paid ON that uate
ut Office of the company. Houston, Texas f.s3
AZ ILL SOME GENrLsMAN OR LADY TAKE A
w Chatte Mortgaue, nov due, Of $500 Furniture
Paintings &C. until January will then paw S2,JUO Adj
dress FAIR DEALING, box iBI Herald office.
rT,HE COUPONS DUE NOVEMBER l. 1878 on TIfE
Bonds of the and 81 fpris
haroad Company, guaranteed by the Cleveland.
bus. Cincinnati AMI Indianapolis Railway COMPANY. will
States Trust Company. 40 Wall street. New York;
(Signed.J GEORuE n. RUsSkLL.
Treasurer o.. O., @. and I. Railway 90.
vVANrED 81 700 ON BOND AND MORrGAGk IN
w nrst class Property In Painhcld. NJ j. Address A.
&A 0O0. 10 LOAN on BOND AND AORTGAGE;
%I.VUV Vnrss class Chg Propsrty. O u. bsx 2,5D5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11

1t is matter Of great Importance to this
District to know that lead Is steadily adj
vancing In the Eastern markets. The fol-
lowing sales are reported in New York for
the week ending November 80:
Five hundred tons OF ordinary lead $3.50,
400 at 3.87kc, 100 at 5000, 100 at 3.95c,
and 100 toni Of corroding lead at 4c. The
position Of the market is not much changed,
and il the present large holders continue
to hold their stocks, they can control the
market for some time. The asking price
at the close Is &c, but probably business
would DO done at a.95c.f
These are the best prices realized in two
years. The improvement in the lead mar.
ket caunot fail Of exercising beneficial re-
suits ON the mining interests Of Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11

The Good Deacon Pa rkinson knows a
thing or two. 1t is his wont to season the
spicy news items in which his journal
abounds with sound advice to his local
readers. We append a sentiment Of the
good old man on the above topic. The
story may fit somebody in Eureka. If not
1t Is worthy OF q place in the columns OF
the SENTINEL anyhow. Says the Deacon:
1t needs no guilt to break a husbands
heart. The absence Of content. the NUT
terings Of spleen, the untidy dress and
Fcheerless home. the forbidding scowl and
deserted hearth, these and other nameless
neglecss, without crime among them, have
narrowed to the quick the hearts core Of
many q man, and planted there, beyond
the reach Of cure. the germ OF dark despair.
D. may woman, before that sight arrives,
dwell on the recollections Of her youth and
cherish the dear idea Of that tuneful time,
awaken and keep alive the promise she so
kindly gave. Aud though she may be the
injured. not the injurins one-the for
gotten and not the forgetting wife "a happy
illusion 70 the hour Of peaceful love-a
kindly welcome tn a comfortable home-a
smile Of love to Danish hostile words-a
kiss Of peace to pardon all the past, and
the hard st heart that over was locked
within the breast OF selfish man will soften
10 her charms, and bid her live as she had
hoped, her years Of matchlrss bliss, loved,
loving and content-the source Of comfort
aud the spring Of joy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11
..The Iuiaden Hand,

Which was produced at the Opera House
last evening by the Constellation" troupe,
10 dramatized from the story Of that name
written by that prolific writer OK fiction,
Mrs. Southworth, and IL conceded to be
her best production The Company ap-
peared to better advantage than on Monday
night, the improvement being especially
noticeable in Belmour's "Old Hurricane"
Miss Leo Fisher is undoubtedly the main
stay Of the Company, and. as "Capitola."
made q favorable impression. Her rem
dition Of Sweet Spirit, Hear Ny Prayer"
In the plantation scene, was generously
encored. Tonight there will be an entire
change Of programme, with . new version
Of uncle Toms Cabin"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11

the Hiirssde Property. and the Gem
ersa Outlook Of h Camp.

Ime EAfE8fue EfvRcEsys Hnu INC oeHas
ersa Outlook 81 Camp.
especial Correspondence Of the SENTINEL
BRrsroL, New, Dec. 8. 1878.
EDiroS SENTINEL The furnace started
up here on the 25th Of November, and mp
to the present time has run steadily and
done excellent work, having turned out on
an average sbost %, 500 every t~wenty-four
hours, and everything looks favorable for o
long and successful russ
Coal is coming in in large quartities and
ore is accommodating at the furnace dafnp
faster than ii can be smelted by one stack.
The town has grown TO be quite 4 place.
There are four saloons, two hotels, two
wash houses, one wagon and blacksmith
shop, one livery stable and two stores.
All appear to be doing a good business, as
the company gives employment to about
$50 men. In the past three months about
thirty new buildings have gone up, which
adds greatly to the town. Teams are COM
ing and going daily, hauling in fiour and
grain from Utah and returning with bull
lion to York.
1DTOuSu tUc hluuLtbD Vi MAs mCucc, tlic
manager, / was allowed yesterday to make
an examination Of the Hillside mine, and
l must sag it is the finest prospect to be
seen in the State Of Nevada for the amount
Of work done. The main or working shaft
has attained q depth Of 210 feet, having
followed a circuitous vein from the surface
down, and not . break to be seen in the
lode from the top 10 the bottom. The
I width Of the ore in the bottom OF the shaft
is unknown, as there is no hanging
wall to be seen. The several drifts in the
mine are also in ore OF . fine quality.
The stope at the 130-foot level is pro-
ducing from 40 to 60 tons Of ore daily, the
vein from wall to wall being 16 to Is feet,
and all ore. The working shaft is timbered
from top to bottom with square sets, and
the mine throughout ID timbered in excel
lent shape.
Other mines are being developed in the
district, and some very fine prospects dis
covered.
1t is generally understood here that the
Hillside Company have purchased q series
of mines in Cave Valley, 20 miles from
Bristol, known as the Hughes property.
A force of ten men we're put to work last
Monday extracting ore, and in a few days
teams will be put to hauling it to the fur
mace.
There is quite a force of men quarrying
rock for a refinery and another furnace,
which will be put up in the course Of two
months.
N. J. Devine 4 Co. have put up seven
large coal kilns, and these, with the coal
from the men burning on the ground, sup
plies the present furnace.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. have established an
agency here. and the regular Hamilton and
Phoebe stages pass through the town.
Everything denotes q lively camp, and
next spring the people will see another
dividend paying property in Southeastern
Nevada. There is everything to justify a
stranger in forming such an opinion.
High grade lead ores, plenty Of wood and
water, and good open winters. The base
bullion produced here is an exception to
anything in the State. never going under
$500 per ton, and averaging over 5000 since
the furnace first started. Yours truly,
TRAVELLER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11
Latc.t From, the Front.

The Chronicle Of Monday. is able TO pre-
sent som facts about the Sierra Nevada
mine. The incline Is down about 80 feet
below the 22o0-foot level. the south side in
green chloride all the way. The 2300-foot
level will be reached, at the present rate Of
progress, by the end Of this month. Sink
Ing will be continued to the 2400-foot level,
which Mr.. Mckenzie expects to reach by
the LIST Of March. The north drift shows
IA feet Of ore that will yield $40 to the ton.
The 1700-foot level will probably be con-
nected with the North Con. shaft as soon
a. possible. To make the connection, q
drift 400 feet long will be required, and
then an upraise Of about 100 feet.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11

Says the Cherry Creek "Indep endent:"
1t is confidently expected that the Egan
Mining Company will resume operations in
the spring. The resumption Of work, by
this Company. will be Of great benefit to
this section Of country, and to Cherry
Greek in particular. For about a year, at
one time, the money paid out at Egan,
monthly, was the only support Of this town
all other mining operations in this camp
having shut down, or entirely suspended.
No other corporation in the State has u
more enyiable reputation, in promptness
WecLs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11

"sentfnel" Reporter.
He was a carroty-headed vender Of gar
den sass, from Mormondom. He had been
here q month ago, just when the blooming
market" was going to pieces, and when all
the talk was about Sierra Nevada, and
when the boys. upon glancing at the quo
%tations, would d~espondingly remark :
"She's sick, you bet |" The benighted
Saint seems not to have gotten hold Of the
right end Of things, and went back to Utah
evidently under the impression that some
~well-known, popular Nevada lady was
hanging on the ragged edge Of a serious
illness.
Yesterday he returned, with a load of
rutabagas. Unable to learn the fate of the
great favorite OF the street (there is not so
much talk on the street, about Sierra Ne
vada, as there used to be-, and thirsting
for the latest reliable information, regard
ing the condition of the afflicted one, he
shambled into the august presence of the
SENTINEL reporter, and, touching his hat
with awkward, but becoming politeness,
proceeded to business at once by remark
ing: "How's Sarah Navady? 2" The re-
porter, taking in the situation at a glance,
as reporters always do, informed the repre-
sentative of Zion, that she had been much
worse, but. at latest accounts. was believed
to be convalescing-in fact, was considered
out Of danger. The announcement was
more than reassuring. A great weight
seemed lifted from the Latter Day soul,
and his eyes beamed with joyfulness, as he
stammered ]: was afeared she had died"
Thu reporter referred him to DR.. De guile
for further particulars Of Sarah's severe
indisposition, and the Mountain Meadows
man slid out, apparently happy, to find q
custom err for his "truck."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11


Our citizens will remember the circum-
stances attending the murder Of Miss Annie
McEwen by a crazy Swede named Jansen,
some months since. Jansen was . wood
chopper and occupied . cabin ON Harrub's
ranch, on the western slope Of Prospect
Mountain. He was subsequently sent to
the insane asylum, and his place supplied
by . Norwegian, who has occupied his
cabin. This Norwegian was awakened the
other night by a series Of most unearthly
groans, and discovered that some one was
trying to force an entrance. This has
been repeated several times. The question
arises, has Jansen escaped, or is it some
other candidate for the asylum The ter
riied Norwegian says he isn't particular
which way tho matter is decided. and
thinks of Jansen's cabin what Daniel Web
ster once said OF New Hsmpshirc-that it
was . mighty nice place in which to live,
but . devilish sight better place from
which to emigrate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11
FLUE.DUsr.

A lost check is advertised in another
eofutfn.
A wedding in official circles was cur.
rentfy reported last night.
A new supply Of Christmas goods has
beeen received By Bart Ashim.
The new boiler for the Eureka Consolid-
ated will be in position in a few days.
The senate saloon has the thanks Of the
sEsTISEL gang for . pitcher of steaming
hot Tom and Jerry,
Miss Maggie Wethered and Miss Aggie
Hall will arrive from Bishop whitaker's
seminary to spend the holidays at home.
The singing on Spring street last night
was so melodious that our reporter froze
an ear listening to it.
Three loads OF ore were received at the
depot yesterday from the Hillside mine,
Bristol.
keene. the auctioneer, after q persistent
effort yesterday, sold "a pair Of good work
mules for s152 so.
Saratoga trunks, already packed, and
costing only Sl1, are on exhibition at
Fisk's confectionery.
A new staging is to be added, and other
improvements made in the Miners Union
Hall, Ruby Hill, before the holidays.
Messrs. Whalen and Driscoll have pur-
chased the business and good will Of the
Cosmopolitan Hotel, and will take charge
on the 18th,
Mr.. James Denton, Of the Consolidated
clearinghouse, advertises this morning
that he has several large and comfortable
rooms to let.
DR.. Hamilton is going 10 California for
his health in a few days. and is DESTROYS
that those indebted to him will make imme-
date payment.
A newly furnished front room, on Spring
street, with a double bed, and heated, can
be had by making application to Mr.. F. b.
Aldcrson, ut the Saddle Rock restaurant.
"The Last Loaf" drama, and a farce
entitled Thirty Minutes for Refresh
ments." is to be given by the Dramatic So
ciety Of Ruby Hill At Miners Union Hall
about Christmas.
The work Of sampling thirty tons Of high
grade ore from the Alexandria mine was
commenced at the Richmond furnace yes.
terday. 1t is the first sampled since the
fire.
The Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Will nave . Christmas tree, and q commit
tee consisting, Of Mesdamcs Fulton, John
son. Mccartney, McEwen and Short have
been appointed to superintend the affair.
The Opera House. during the perform
ancc Of the Constellation Company the past
few nights, has been uncomfortably cool
This will be remedied tonight, as addi-
tional stoves will be put up during the day.
That portion Of the Eureka and Palisadc
Railroad running through Pine Valley,
and recently abandoned by the road,
has been declared a public highway by the
County Commissioners, the railroad COM
pany having coded it to the county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11
Ruby MN Festival.

Extensive preparations have been made
for the festival at Miners Union Hall this
evening. The managers are exerting
themselves to make it a success. A huge
cake. to contain = massive gold ring. is be-
ing prepared by Fiske. 1t will be orna-
mcnted and frosted in Kholer's best style,
and sold at auction in sections. Eureka
will, undoubtedly, be well represented on
the occasion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11
The County to,nmi..,ouc r,,

The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday, all the Commissioner being
present. After approving the minutes Of
the last meeting the following business was
disposed of:
The delinquent tax list for 1878 was SUBJ
mitted by District Attorney Merrill, and
its consideration deferred until January 4,
1879.
1t was ordered that James Henly he APP
pointed Justice of the Peace for Cortez
township, and to qualify in bonds of 81 900.
George w. Merrill's bill Of 500 was
allowed,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11

A process in which our community must
feel more or less interest is thus alluded to
by the Phoebe Record The first product
Of Dick Riepe and George W. Aliens leach
ing works was exhibited on Wednesday
last in the shape of a bar of bullion, 1855
fine and valued at $500 "a. Two tanks are
all that are employed thus far, as the work
ing heretofore has been merely an expert
ment to see If the ore and screenings they
were working would pay. Since they have
proved a success it is the intention to build
more tanks and do the work on a larger.
scale. with . very slight additional cx-.
peuse."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11

One Of the largest and most impressive
funeral services ever witnessed in Eureka
was that of W. j. Rudersdorfer. whose re-
mains were yesterday consigned to their
final resting place. The funeral took place
from Masonic Hall, and was attended by
the Masons and Odd Fellows. and a large
number Of tile Ruby Hill Miners Union,
who united in paying a last sad tribute to
their departed comrade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11

Mckinney, whose alias was given ss
Patsy Bolivar, was rcd hot yesterday be-
cause the boys had given him away on the
fire plug business. He wanted to try his
muscle on somebody. He called at this
office, and alleging hat his reputation had
been seriously damaged, mildly requested
the reporter to set him right before an adj
miring world. The reporter, noticing the
marvellous development Of the injured ones
muscle, said he would. Mr.. Mckinney
wanted it stated that Bolivar was not his
alias; that he never had an alias; that he
was not a character, good or bad, and that
he 'never lone nothing to nobody" The
reporter accepted bis apology, and the man
with a grievance skipped.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11
Lee Amnufated.

Three weeks ago a carpenter, named John
Nichols, had his leg broken just below the
knee, by the falling Of some lumber. Every
effort was made to save the limb, hut am
putation was finally deemed necessary and
1t was performed on Sunday by DIR. Rock
man, assisted by Drs. Chamblin, Williams,
Thoma and Bazet. Nichols is doing we'll,
and, unless hemorrhage should set in, will
undoubtedly recover. During the opera
ton, DR.. Rockman accidentally cut his
thumb, from the effects of which lie was
confined to his bed yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11
Young MEMS Christian Association,

Quite a number Of young men met at
the Presbyterian Church last evening. for
the purpose Of organizing a Young Mems
Christian Association, and started the
movement. Messrs. Maclaren and Tingley
were appointed a committee to procure a
suitable room for the next meeting. Of
which public notice will be given.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11
Notice to Creditors.

TN I'll DISTRICT COURT OF HI SIXTH
l. Judicial District Of Nevada. in and for Eu-
reka county, in the matter of the application of
Josiah Hayes. to assign his property and be
discharged from his debts.
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of
Josiah Hayes, that in pursuance of al order
made by the District Court of Eureka county,
Nevada. the said creditors are hereby notified
to be and appear before IL e said Court. or the
Judge thereof, at the Courthouse In Eureka,
show cause, If any they have, why the prayer
of said insolvent should not be granted.
Jer,r Witness my Hand and Seal, this 9th
" day of December, 1878.
+. II. HARMON,
County Clerk and Ex-Onicio Clerk of the Els
trict Court. aF
BY L. MoLINELLI, Deputy Clerk.
jon t. BAKER, Atty Of Plf. d.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-11

There will be a stated convocation Of st.
Johns Chapter, No. 5, R. A. Masons. at
their hall this evening. Every member Ia
earnestly solicited to be in attendance, as
this il the annual meeting for the election
OF officers for the ensuing Masonic year.