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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-06

bhsued Of and under Seal q the Hon Second
judicial District Court in and for the County % OTushS
State Of Nevada g Judgment obtained therein tie
s1s day Of March A. D. 1877, and ated the 5th day
John T. ByIne, Susan E Byrne, s. Reirsein E =. Glib
sen. and William R Musgrove Executor Of The last win
of four hundred and twenty six dollars principal and in
thereon to date OF Judgment in The sum Of
hundred fifty NINE dollars and sixty cents and in the
of sixty dollars for taxes for the fs
ca year 1915 paid by plaintiff and m the Of do
lar sxtyfve cents the interest accrued to date on
sbovesnamed principal sum ard interest from date
paid at the rate OF per cent month On both Of
four dollars and ninety three cents and original est
in the of forty -four dollars all IN Che gold coin Of The
United States
Seoond-In favor Of g Reins:en and T. p Gibson and
aaPinst John Byrne and Susan Byrne for the gun
cipal debt and the SUM Of fifty seven dollars and sixty
interest thereon to date and interest on said ~
cpal sum from date Of Judgment until paid at the rate Vt
seventy dollars and ninety cents and costs Of suit IN
the of eleven dollars all IN gold con Of the United
States;
Third-In favor Of VIM. r. husgroye. executor
OF the last will and testament Of William Patterson, DE-
ceased against John r Eyns and Susan E Byrne for
principal of four hundred and eighteen dollars and
fifty cents and the of fityone dollars and sixty
thereon accrued to this date and interest sale
principal date of said judgment till paid at the
OF per cent per month and counsel Zee In the
OF orty-seven dollars and of suit in the q
eleven dollars together with all which may Y
of advertising commission etc. and Clerks accrued
all of the above in the Ofe1ght dollars aud
sxty cents all in gold coin of the United States; to 6
rected, commanding to sell according to law certain
READ property set out in said decree and order SALE e
satisfy the above demands and pursuance thereto
levied upon and will exposed at public auction,
front of the Court House door in Carson City Ormsby
County State II Nevada, MONDAY, THE THIRT9ETE
nAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1877 between the hours OF
Nhd5 p H., to wit; at o'clock all the right
title, interest and claim of the defendants John F. Bye
and Susan E. Byrne Of in and the following described
mortgaged real property to wit: The north half 60 o.
block No thirt (3 in Sears, Thompson and Sears
division of Carson City in Ormsby County, Nevada,
geter with ali and singular the enemeEts heretameuss
halo
pertaining.
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, April Z, 1877.
The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY
M n
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~. SHEBA LODE.
TT O $50 n.-E,~.. rADo1N CITY I

SHEBA LODE.
u, s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, Move mber II, 1878.
NOTICE is hereby given that the De Soto
IN Geld and Silver Mining Company,
c. rporation the State of California, having
it, principal Office at San FaDciscO, California,
has, by seter Moolcock, its resident agent ana
attorney i'll fact. whose postotfice address Is
Mill city, Humboldt county Nevada, this day
tled ia this office its application for patent
for twepty-one hundred and thirty five t2l35l
linear feet of tie shebs ode, Fearing gold
snd silver, With sur ace six hundred t6Oul
feet in width. the same beng officially sur
veyed plated ard designated as U. =. Survey
or Lot No. 80 III township thirty-one. North
Range thirty-fOur east. Mount Diablo Base
and Meridian. situate in the star Min ng Dis
tic, county OF humboldt, and state of Neva-
da and described a the surfsce by metes and
bounds. according to the plat and field notes
Of survey thereof on file i'll this office AS
follows, viz:
BE inning at Post marked No. !, U. :.
Survey NO. 80, on the bill side east 81 the
She ba mine hosting " orks; whence the ltca-
ton ms numt mt between the Sh ba Mining
tomIanys claim ana the lie 10 nome,
known AZ the Orth Monument Of the Cali
foi mia claim on the heba ieGge, bears south
seventy (i0l degrees Vest distant three hun
dred $500 feet, Z. s, mohum ut No. /; beirg
all o Post No Of IT, ,, Survey No. 81. berre
South sixty-six t66) degrees thirty 500 miu-
utes East, distant two thou ard feet the eaid
L. ). NO ument No. l b. ing situate at ToLt
bear1ng south seyenty-siX tTGl degrees hftefn
U5l minutes, west distant thirteen thousand
and three hundred and forty 13340i feet from
The II rthWest corner section Nineteen az
III L III X 50 asst. NJ. ID. NJ the mouth
of the De Ssto upper tunnel bears sonih %
degree west, dir 3n, 5'LS leet, and the mouth
OF th' De 900 lower tcnnei bear south Ia
degrees Nesi. distant 297 feet. and running
hence from said Ust Dakcd No. L. r..
survey No, IS. ifrem which said BEARINGS and
distances are fiveE as bbeNel; LIST Course,
south 20 degrees, west SIX h. ndred feet to
OFT marked NJ :, L. ). Surve, No 50: thence
"a Course. south t. eng degrt e. cast twent'-
one hundred snd thirty i've feet TO Post
marked No. }. U :. survey No. IS; hence.
81 course, LOrth seve-,ty degrees cat Fix
hundred feet to Post mked No. 4, U. -.
Survey o. 80; theTce. 4th Course, north
twenty degrees, wet t~ enty-one hundred and
place Of beginning, containing % Az 100 az res;
COURSES ca pressed from Ir Mtri ian wnh
Magnetic Variations al II degrees 80 minutes
tas'. said ciaim lie bounded On tie : nth BIZ
U. =. Survey No. SO. known Ar the hey den
feldt aim, upon the same lode. and ls re-
corded in Bools and Of notices Of loca-
lions OF mining Claims OF sal star Mining
District. kept at star City, Hun boldt county.
Nevada,
Any and all adverse claims must be filed in
his office within slxiy days from dale Of first
Newspaper publication hereof.
q. N, HAkRIs, Register,
Move nber Is. 1878. cod
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Assessment No ice.

fBIzoSA SILVER MIN no COMPANY.
Location Of Noiks, KNOXVILLE, humboldt
county, state of Nevada.
ocation Of Frin lpal place of business, San
Francisco, california,
n OtlCk is hereby given that az a meeting
~ of he directors, held on the 9th day Of
december, 1878, ap assessment no. ~ Of one
9lar I'll per sharewas levied on the capt.
TAI stock Of the corporation, payable imme-
diaiely i'll United States gold coin, 10 the
Secretars at the & flee Of the GO mpany Room
No. 20, Nevada Block, No 800 Montgomery
street an francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid On MONDAY, the
IHlRTEtNiB l3th1 day ofJaNUAkY, 1879.
Will be delii quent, and dvertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made
before, Will be sold on Monday, the third
t3dl day # February, 1879, TO pay the de-
hDquent assessment. with costs of adyertis.
ing and expenses If lie.
WILLIAM WILLIS,
Secretary.
Cffice-Room No. 90, Nevada Block. No.
800 Montgomery Street. San Francisco. Cali.
forn'a. dec11td
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DY VIRTUE Of an execution iseued ont NJ
ke the Dhtiet Court of the Fourth Judi
eial District OF the state Of Nevada in and Tor
the G. my of Hun. boldt IN the 20 h day of
November, A. ID 1873. and TO me directed and
delivered for Judgment recovered in SAID
Court on the I2th day Of November A. ID
1878, in favor OF r. EeinLart L. Co. and against
thc Silver Monarch \. lining company for thu.
sum "f sbl2 81 d. IMAGES, with interest thereon
at the rate OF 10 per cent per annuni TIL paid
t. gether with s65 IL costs and disbursenients
at the date Of raid Judgment, a. d Accruinp
costs, all IN L. ,. gold coin, 1 have this cav
h wed upon and taken i'll execution the fol-
lowing de-eribed zeal properly to wit:
mat certain quartz mining claim known
and describe d as he Crystal mine. situated i'm
te'tral Mining district, Humboldt comfy
Nevada; also that certain quartz mining
claim known aud described as the Silver
tae mine, situated III IeDtr j Mining Die
trlc Humboldt county, Nevada; also mat
certain quartz INNING clam known aid des-
embed ss the silver Monarch mine, situated
IN entral Mining District, humboldt county
Nevada; also hat certain quartz mining
ctuiIn, known and ct SCI ibtu as the 1 a ,ee
mine. situated III Cent al Mining ! isirict,
humboldt county. Nevada; also two dwelling
houses, TWO hiae kshith shops, and one barn,
all situated IN Central Mining District. in
said county end Stat; also all improvements
on said above de scribed mines
NOlice Is hereby gwen that on SATURDAY.
The 2lst day OF DEGEMBLR, 1873 between
he hours OF Lime O'clock in the morning and
hve O'Clock IN the afternoon. viz: at one
o'clock P. M, at the front door of lhe { onrt.
oonse, in Minpemucca, humboldt county
Nevada, will sell all the right. title. inter-,
aud claim of the defendant, the silver M
orch Mining Company, of, in and to the above
described prop rty or sufficient thereof 10
satisfy said judgment, COSTS and expenses OF
the sale. Vi
Given under my hand at my Office at Win.
nemucca, Humboldt codnty. Nevada this
9th day Of November; 1878, ING' 'A4s
@. A. KYLE,
sheriff OF Humboldt county, Nevada,
n0v27-td
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United States Marshals Sale.

10y VIRTUE Of an execution issued out
Id 0of and under the seal of the United
States Circuit Court in and tor the Ninth
Circuit and District of Nevada On tn. It'll day
of December a. d. 1878, upon judgment upon
the second day of december a. ID 1878, in
said Court rendered in favor OF y. Green
hood, plaintiff, and against the Rye Patch
ConsOl dated Mill and Mining Company, de-
PENDANTS, for the sum If twenty Thousand
six hundred and ninety-one dollars $780,
691 00) be ides interest On said sum together
with costs of suit and uing costs and dis
bursements, having levied upon and taken in
execution the following described property,
towit:
That certain claim ard mining right ON
that certain lode or vein situate in Echo
mining district. humboldt county. Nevada,
and known and d. scribed as the Alpha mine,
being tie same property conveyed to j.. W.
Greenwell by +. Nj. Howell. Constable Of kye
Patch Township, humboldt county, Nevada,
July, 1876, and recoi ded Ill Book 20 OF Deeds,
pages 29g, 50 and 3O; Humboldt county
Nevada, records.
Also fifteen hundred feet (l500ftJ on that
'certa1u ledge OF silver bearing ROCK situate IN
Echo Mining District, unboldt county,
Nevada, and known and described the
h Dsas. and being the same a. cJnvt yea 10y
Clai kson Cody to Isaac Beech by deed
dated June 27, 1871.
Also sixteen hundred feet 16OOf on that
certain vein or lode situate i'll Echo Mining
District, and known the Butte looe or
claim.
Also certain stream of water unning from
the bill through PANTHER canyon IN the lard
hereafter described and all the bitches
humes, pipes, tanks, and water works thereto
beiohglhg or herewith connected, and The
east one-haIf + the northeast une-four h of
section wenty, Tow nship thirty. North Range
th1rty-three at, Mount Diablo Base aud
MERIDIAN, together with the quartz nil and
houses thtIe' II erected, about 1000 tons tall
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United States MarShal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of
I'D and under the seal Il the United States
Circuit q in and for the Ninth Circuit and
District of Nevada on the 7th day of Decen-
Der. A. ID. 1873, upon judAment render ed
upon the I'd day of December, A. ID. 1873 IN
said Court in favor of o. Greenhood, plaintiff
hnda9alnsb the kse Patch consolidated Min
and Mining Con pany. Tor the sum of twenty
thousand, siA hundred and ninety zone dollars,
bes ldes inteie on said sum, {, gether with
costs OF suit and accrulng Costs aud dis burse-
ments, having levi upon and taken in ex-
ecntion the following described personal
property, to witt
Two hundred and rhirty-two pounds bull
lion, more Or less, 954 pounds ANAL
gam; II TASKS quicksilver: "a fasSs more.
or l. Sc, in pane and tank 800 con ds wood
more OF less; 100 fee, hose; cans castor oil
large rejecting lamps; ga dozen cans
I've; haLd lamps; tackle blocks; s
QUICKSILVER Kettles; 4 wht elbarIo ws; 3 old
rock hammers; scoops and shovels; sledge;
~ dozen oil Cans toilersI l set scalee; 1900
pounds lime, more or lese; 1000 pounds salt
more or less; tons ore i'll pulp, more or less;
~ tons ore uncrushed; s pan drivers; cams:
pan bottoms; ! hand AK; l bucksaw: / u. /.
lows i'll blacksmith shop; hammers; 5
wrenches; brace an bits; vice. / eli rel;
! small safe; l letter preek; 2 ore fe, DEF al
tached to battery; de, i'll Office; ! bullion
chest.
Notice is hereby gwen that on MONDAY,
tAo SAITH DAY OF JAN UAhf, A. ID. 1879, be-
tive en- the hours Of nine o'c.ock i'll the morn
ing and 8 o'clock in the evening, to wit: at
te1I (10) O'Clock A. NJ. of eaid day, viu, in
front OF the mill of said company, at the town
of Rye pstch, Humboldt county, Nevada, ex.
pose to sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for ca h. in U. :. gold CON, IN hand
paid, all the right title and interest of the
defendant Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and
mining CONF any, had Un the I'd day of De.
cember, A. 1 1878, or at any Time theIestter
Il, in and to The Peas Hal property above
deserted, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary TO atisfS raid Judgment, Gusts and
accruing costs.
v iuit SIS. AUGUSTA S ASP
U. .. Marshal for District of 7 eyada.
BY b. L. Nolan, Deputy.
Dated kye Patch December IL. A. d. 1878.
decl3-fd
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delinquent Taxes.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR. HumbOldt
County, Nevada, No, ember rs, 1873.
n Office is hereby given that the delin-
~ quent tax list for the fkcal year Of
1873 has beendercsittd with the district At
torney of humbC ldt county, Nevada I'D
unless the delinquent axes therein o..ied
are paid TO the County J reasurer Of said
County within twenty t20D days from the date
hereof, actiCb will be commenced by the
District Attorney for the collection Of said
taxes and costs.
CHARLES A. LAGRAVE
County Auditor Of humboldt county, New.
nOy25-id
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Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No. 1888.
U. s. survey or Lot No. 80, !. 81, n. r. 34E
NJ. L.. nj.
SHi BA LODE
U. S. And OFFICE, CARSON CITY, ,
Nevada. November, II, 1878.

U. S. ] AND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada. November, II, 1878.
n Office is hereby given that Peter " ool-
AN cock, Mht Re postOtfiee address is Sliil
city, Hunbo at county, state oi Nevada, has
this day fled in this ftice his appii alton for
d patent for Lime hundred 800 iiLear feet
The HEBA ODE bearing 70 Id ana silver v i b
surface FIX hundred ttLuJ feet IN width the
saint being etEciaily surveyed, plated ana
de sell ed AZ L. s. SURVEY Or LIT 0. 80 n
oN nship Thirty one, North Range 1hIlty
four East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
situate in I he star Mining district, count, OF
hunt ldt aud state OF Nevada, and c. NJ
mobl! Known as the Heydenfelt Ola, IN on the
heba Lode, aud descrlb, q b. meIts and
bounds al the surface according 10 the Plat
aid held notes on file i'll this office as fol-
lows, 10 vii: Beginning al a ost ina. ked No.
/, u. 3. survey No. % nom which the SOU h.
era ihonunIt LIT Oh the de soto ComIany',
claim On the said sheba l., de, being aIso
the northern monL nent Of this cl- iu bears
south sev nty degrees west, dis ant thu &c hun
orr d III fourteen (3I4l feet; cut and incline
On the ledle fifteen feet deep bears south SO
dekrees 10 minutes west distant AGO feet; U
=. monument No. i, ON north side Of r, adj to
heta mine. being also Post No. 4 of L.. ;.
Survey no. ST, tears north forty-ty.o degrees
hfieen minutes east, distant sixteen humid ed
and twenty five tl625I feet; the said last men,
tlobed U. .. monument. No. l, being situate
ut point bearing south seventy six t76)
degrees fifteen fl5J minutes west, distant
thIrt' en- Thousand three hundred aud forty
tl334Ol feet from the northwest conner OF Rec
ton Aiilet' en III township hirty zone 1911
Norlh kapge 4 biity-kye 1851 rat, Mount
Diib bio Bass and Meridian; thence from said
POST, marked No. /, U. .. survey No. so from
which tie foregoing bearings and distances
ale CAV III,
inst Course, South two q, degrees, forty
hYe i95) minutes, kaht 30 feet To Post
No 2, U. 5. survey No. SO; thence,
second {, ufse, South seventy (7O) degrees
West 6z6 feet to Post marked No. 5 o. s.
survey NO. 80; thence,
Third Course, North two ~ degrees (45)
forty hye minutes, est 800 feet TO Posi-
marked No L, 5. Survey No. 80; thence.
Fourth u urse, North seven ty (7OJ deprt es
t ast 62o feet 10 said fost so. /, the place OF
beginning, c. ntalning ~ 40-lGOaeles. Courses
exprested fr' N True Meridian with Magnetic
varla loh ut IL degrees East.
said claim is bound, d On the North by the
De ooto ConIpany's claim, and on tile outh
by the Ntolcock claim, upon the san e lode
and ID recorded ia Book at iaxe 143 of tie
record of mining locations of SAID district
kept at star ity hun. bUidt c, unity. Nevada.
Anyand all adverse Claims must be tled
in this ,ffiee within sixty days from dale /, /
hrst publication hereof
U. N. HARRIS, Register.
November 10, 1878. God.
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a CAR ,.

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early decay. loss Of manhood. dc / ilsM
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on each Send bust meas.
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p!ication.
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TO al oratrr If any kin such m Boots ,.5
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leading hourer. ladies. N ordering through
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exT ericnee aud find u more adysnts ge,lusihsh
dong their uwu shopping
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NOTICE No. 3s7,
U. S. Survey OF Lot No 3S II. 81 N. Il, "a E'
M d. NJ,
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gravated the feeling, widened the breach and
ranked the sore to expose 1t to the public
gaze He had nothing to say about it one way
or another-in favor of the action OF the con-
ference or against it.
Rep.-But, Mr.. Quinby, the matter has al
ready become public, and rumor has
it that nice little fight took
place the other night at the meet
ing-that good deal of bitter feeling exists
which was all occasioned by cne or two persons
who were dissatisfied with the action of con-
ference, and were in rebellion against 1T. 1t Is,
of course, much better that the whole unvar-
nished truth be known than that the church
should be scandaliZed.
Mr. Quinby-Al1 have to say is that the
Jackson street church was never In the whole
course OF Its history more prosperous than now;
it is now free from debt, its people united,
and all were unanimous in the desire
that Mr.. Stafford should remain. The church
was unit in the request to conference for his
reappointment, and we had right to expect
he would be continued, as he has been but one
year with us. And the question was whether
it was good policy under all the circumstances
to make the change But don't want to en-
gage In controversy in the newspapers.
GENERAL REFLECTIONS.
Some other participants in the controversy
were called upon, but were not found. 1t is
evident that serious trouble is brewing in the
Jackson street church. Whether it will
reach the point to which it was car
ried at Centenary church, Minneapolis, and
produce knock downs in the sanctuary remains
to be seen.
The GLOBE has placed this church on its reg
ular round, and will report progress from time
to time
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lowed, participated in by Messrs. Strong,
Quimby, johnson, Fairchild, Murphy and
Hazard. The opponents contended
that the appointment of Mr..
Chaffee was an inexpedient selection, one
apt to create discord in the church. That it
was wholly done without consulting the
church, was unexpected, sudden and not a
wise choice. The church had urged the re-
:tention of the Rev. Mr.. Stafford, yet had
been wholly ignored. In view of the former
scandal against Mr.. Chaffee, it was felt that
his usefulness was impaired in this portion
of the Lords vineyard
Mr.. Chaffee found supporters. They put
their support, generally on the ground that
loyalty to the church organization forbid
any action tending towards refusal to ac-
cept Mr.. Chaffee's pastoral care, after having
been appointed. Besides this class of en-
dorsers, Mr.. Chaffee developed considerable
strength among the ladies', and few per-
sonal friends warmly supported him.
After more or less heated discussion, the
motion was put to vote, and resulted in an
acceptance of the conference appointment by
vote of u to 7. Among those voting in
the affirmative were: DIR. Murphy, Messrs.
Hare, Hazard, Fitz, w. II. II. Johnson,
Beasly, Sabin, and Mrs. Blakeley and Mrs
ColSrave.
Nays-C. D. Strong, D. s. B. Johnson,
Fairchilds, Quinby, Tostevin, Woodward and
Chase.
This by no means ended the dissent. 1t
has been topic of consideration and con-
versation So to make another effort to har-
monte, Mr.. Stafford telegraphed for Mr..
Chaffee to come and pour oil upon the wa
ters. Friday night another meeting was
held. Mr.. Chatfee appeared before
the official church members, and spoke in
behalf of concession, Cancellation and har-
mony.
Probably with view of promoting har-
mony, he stated that if a majority of the
congregation wanted him he would preach,
and those who didn't like it could stay
away. Messrs. Quinby, Tostevin, Strong
and Murray took a hand in the debate. The
discussion was animated but no action was
taken.
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Corporation Wound Up.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 28.-On the application
of e1-Judge Porter this morning. decree was
entered by the common pleas court No. 5, dis
solving the corporation of the Empire Trans
portation company. This is in accordance
with the petition of the stockholders last
spring. An account of the company's assets
viii shortly be fled.
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The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, ~ m.-Indications:
The low barometer Cuba will probably
develop into hurricane during Sunday. For
Lake regions, Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, falling barometer, warm
southeasterly to southwesterly winds, increas-
ing cloudiness, and numerous light rains,
possibly followed West of the Mississippi by
easterly winds and cooler and cloudy weather,
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schurz at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 2S.-Music hall was
filled to its utmost capacity with ladies and
gentlemen to listen to a speech by Hon. Carl
Schurz. Mr.. Schurz was introduced by Hon.
Richard Smith, and was greeted with enthusi-
astic cheers.