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consider only the special business for which Ii
had adjourned.
l. TO receive the report of the COMMITTEES OF
the Fourth Senatorial District,
2. To select u pnesmord
O.. 10 consider the resolution to request tho
tenth ward to hold It's regular meetings.
Mr.. fawcett having presented his ereden-
tials from the eleventh ward wns elp0rr, In and
seated.
The committee to which tho matter Of tho
Fourth Senatorial District had been referred
hsked for further time. This was granted md
the committee requested TO report at the reg
ular meeting on Friday, the twenty first in
stunt
On motion the chair appointed Il. n. Gull
lon, Alfred Bonrges md q. A. Fawcett IL com
mittes TO select IL pdsaWord. with directions
TINT they report at tbs next regular meeting.
The delegates Of tbs tenth ward reported
that this branch had received tho communities
ton from the Grand Council In referance to
holding four regular meetings monthly, md
they had taken measures which would enable
them to meet In future as required by the con
stitution and Grand Council.
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from the Grand Council, and the action was
ordered TO be reported TO the association.
Mr. Castellanos gave notice that ut the next
regular meeting he would prepare two nddi~
Monal articles for the constitution, one att
thorizing tho Grand Council 10 confer mem
bership upon such persons aa That body might
consider proper: second, empowering tho
Grand Council TO give authority to such per-
SONS as 1t may designate for the purpose Of
organizing branches til the country parishes,
and to provide for the representation OF
same In the Grand Council.
The committee on hall presented their re-
port. stating that they had rented the rooms
on the third floor Of the Story Buildings at ~
monthly rent Of 1885, The committee also re-
commended that the president be empowered
to rent the hall to Mr.. Il. l.. Bruce. who de-
sired 1t for two nights week
Tho REPORT was received and the permission
given.
Mr., Ulysse Landry, representing the thlr-
tenth ward. having been absent three con-
secutive meetings, his place, under the rules
Of The Grand Council was declared vacant
The Council adjourned TO meet Friday, Oc-
tober Ia. 1877, at O'Clock y. Ill.
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NEW ORLEANa. SoptombNr Is. 1877

NEW VNLEANs, 0NI1IETIIUUT ID. I"V,
Tho meeting was called to order by Acting
President james BepgH.
Upon tho roll being called thirteen mom-
bcrs answered to THOR Names making u quo
rum.
The chair appointed Mr. Ulysso Landry to
represent tho thirteenth ward, and Mr.. J. G..
Aucoin to represent the fourteenth ward.
MCGOWAN to take charge OF the moving from
43 Rampant street TO 1867 Common street, the
new quarters selected by tho special commit
Joe APPOINTED for that purpoeo
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NEW ORLEANS. August 81. Is


Vice President Cullom called the meeting
10 order ut 7 80 p. III.
The roll being called twelve members an
swered TO their Dames-thirtecn absent.
Mr.. j. L, Brou, who Ind formerly repre-
scented The eighth ward. but had been dropped
for Observation-Disclosures, nskod rermieHion to
explain his case. Permission having boon
granted him his excuse was considered valid.
and he WIS reinstated. making thirteen mem
hcrs present. and thus giving quorum
The amendment proposed by Mr., ]. II.
Hertcl being called up, it was, on motion Of
MIR. Gaatclanos tabled,
The following gentlemen wore appointed
q committee to find suitable meeting room
Ben Jacobs, II. &. Castonnoa and lily. Davis.
The meeting adjourned to September nj 7
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ING Ton THE RIGHT z 70 p1 ~; 1 J,

ING ron THE RIGHT 70 DISPLAY
s sI1I ps TQKEN i FOR y. ONE YEAR ON THEIR
9i \ RoY "a i e 81 Tp Two DOLLARS WILL
SAME TOKEN ON B1LLHEADB, OIKCU-
LARS, LETTER HEADINGS, ETC.
YOUR COMMITTEE NOW RECON-
TIQNS, AND ASK TO BE DISCHARGED,
AS THEIR DUTIES END HERE.
Respectfully r. ARMANT, Chairman;
r. 4. BARTLETT.
J, B. GAUDEI.
PAUL CONRAD.
A resolution fixing tho royalty for members
wearing the token at ten cents was adopted.
Mr.. George Duhurst moved that the eecre-
tary be instructed to inform the association
Of the action taken, also to forward to each
branch council copy Of the resolutions.
Mr.. Gaudet called up the amendment pro-
posed by Mr.. Guillotte ut tbs last meeting,
whether Mr.. Guillotte had not been granted
the exclusive privilege Of bringing up said
amendment.
Tho council having decided the question III
the negative Mr.. J. 4. BARTLETT moved that
out Of deferenCe for Mr.. GuillDtte, no fMr.
Guillotte) be authorized to call it up ut tho
next meeting.
Mr.. Gn,ulst rose to d question Of privilege,
and mnde this point Of order, that the min
utas showed TINT the amendments had been
ing and could not be called up ct any time.
Tho chair decided tbs point well taken, and
WINS sustained by the council.
Mr.. A. J. Ksr hsked for information on tho
subject just decided, he being n new conner:
This was furnished by the secretary, who read
tho minutes Of November 8.
Mr.. Ker declared himself well satisfied, and
stnted that the point Of order was well taken
by Mr.. Gauflet.
Mr.. M. Il. Dubulsson here left tho room
Tho chair appointed Mr.. Napuison Under
wood to represent tbs thirteenth ward in the
GRAND. Council, and tho appointment WIS ap-
proved
| At this moment Mr. II. Dalton left the
room.
Mr.. Armant personally explained dIsclhim-
ing my wrong intention towards members OF
tho council Ia general and Mr.. Ghudet in
particular.
Mr.. Gnudet thanked tho council in general
and Mr. Armhnt In particular, for tho gracious
manner III which no had been trehted.
After many. happy and friendly REMARKS,
Bogge. tho council adjourned to tho noxt
regular session
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NEW ORLEANS, October 5. 1877.


Vice President J. L. Brou called the meet
ing to order Mt 80 p. III. Ordered roll called.
Following answered: Twenty-three members
present.
Minutes of last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The following amendment to the constitrl-
tion proposed at the last meeting by Mr.. Jas.
Beggs was adopted by unanimous vote:
"In the article relative to the provisional
Grand Council, strike out 81 and insert in lieu
thereof 6S; in the expression two from each
ward strike out two and insert four,
those at present forming the Grand Council
to remain members Of the permanent Grand
Council, and the additional two to be elected
by each branch council as soon as the
branches are constitutionally organized. The
constitution in all other respects, so far as
relates hereto to be altered and amended SO
as to conform with these amendments"
Chairman Merkel, Of the committee to in
yestigate charges preferred against Henry F:
Davis. representative of the thirteenth ward
In the Grand Council, offered his report, stat
Ing that the facts had been carefully inves-
tigated, and that from Mr.. Davis own comics.
sion, he (Mr Davis had certainly violated
his oath by divuging Inatters which had oc-
Cured ia the association.
On motion Mr.. Il. F. Davis was expelled
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having been reported absent that number Of
shines without excuse, they were dropped;
Fifth Ward-C. Delassus.
Sixth Ward-Ben4 3. Harrison.
Eighth Ward--I. Il. Hrou.
Tenth Ward--C. q. Crueius.
Thirteenth Warf-M. II. Michel.
Tho chair appointed VIM. MeCurtiy TO GIL
Tho vacancy In the tenth ward, and Mr..
jules Vienne to I'll that in the sixth ward.
Adjourned to meet Friday, seventeenth In
Hgart. at 80 =. IN.
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hTW DHf,EAJs Dnrntu hnt, 81 1877

FIHW IFF7IfNsIFF't I7F5sIF5IfEF5L III IFFFt
Acting President james Beggs In the ehnlr.
Seventeen members present.
Committee on Senator from fourth district
made 81 partial report and were granted
further time.
Petition FROM residents Of sixth ward asking
permission to orgnnze n branch council.
Permission was granted.
Committee on password presented q report,
recommending password for uext six rnontils.
Adjourned to Frfdhy, twenty eighth instant.
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MEW OnnEANa. October ID. 1877,


| Vice President Brou called the nesting 10
order at O'clock. and ordered the roll call ,
this being done, tho following members, an
sweled to their MINES. twenty-0ne members
| present. i. w. Holmes end j. j.. Guillutte
were excused, their reasons being deemed
| sufficient
Mr. Armant asked that his name be record
| cd against the amendment to the constitution
giving tho president OF the Grand Council the
right to appoint the delegates from each
ward,
Mr.. L, j.. Falls presented tho following re-
solution
Reaoiped, That tho officers and members Of
| the Grand Council be required to take an OBJ
legation not TO divuIge 70 any ono the pro-
ceedngs of the Council, unless authorized by
the Council.
Mr. Adams offered the following fz substitute,
which was hdseatJtt5i:
IIhi HgH, That no member or officer Of tho
| Grand Council shall divllIge any Of It's pro-
ceedings unless the Injunction OF secrecy fe
raised.
Mr. Adams offered the following resolution,
which was also adopted:
ReRDirfH. That tho disclosure OF any OF the
proceedings Of the Grand Council be eonsd-
erod sufficient grounds for expulsion.
by Mr.. Merkel: That members be required
TO tako the oath of secrosy, in accordance
with the constitution.
MI Adams moved to table tho proceedings.
The yeas and nays being called Tor the reso~
luton was tabled by vote Of too.
By Mr.. Armant:
Rraotrrd That at tho end Of ench meeting
tho president inform the members what part
Of the proceedings may be communicated lu
tho association.
Mr. Adams offered ns n resolution that nc
part Of the proceedings he considered secret
unless Incorporated in the resolution.
| Mr.. Ben Jacobs offered ns nnstin0ndmont
that oil personal matters shall be kept secret
| Mr. James Hcggs moved that tho whole
matter be tabled. Carried.
On motion Of Mr.. A, 9. MerlSol. tho president
proceeded to administer the OATH or sECHEUf
| 10 all tho m onlhers and officers OF tho Council
| Tho notice of amendments given by Mr. II
| G. Cnstellnnos nt tho previous 'ncetlng was
made the special order Of tho day for tho next
| regular nooting.
On motion Of r.. j. Falls, the secretary was
directed to notify i. Chatlovilla TINT tho wards
Of tho Sixth District not having twenty-five
members zach. the organization of branch
councils In that district would ho postponed
Tho Council then adjourned to nineteenth
instant nj Z o'clock.
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NEW ONLGhNS, DCce!HDci ~, iott-
Acting President Beggg III tho chair.
Twnnty-fo1Ir members present.
MesBrs. Vienne, Castellanoe, Bron, Ii. 9.
Guillotte, r. Porteous, J. l.. Guillottc and &.
Il. Holmes were excused.
The committee on ruios governing initla-
ton granted further time.
The special COMMITTEES on Initiation report
ed names of twelve members initiated on
Sunday tho ninth instant.
On motion Of Il, Armant the council tender
cd thanks to UrBin Jacob and W. a. Fillmore
for the interest displayed by them In securing
the initiation Of members from among steam
bOninlcn
A communication signed by seventeen
| members Of the sixth ward, asking that they
be authorized to establish branch. was laid
over.
The secretary was directed to notify the
| delegates Of the tenth ward to be present at
the next meeting for the purpose of arrang-
ing that ward to go to work.
| The following resolution Of I. Armant and
G. r. Fagot was passed and ordered to be
forwarded to oil the branch councils:
Resolued That after having been regularly
constituted and failing to meet three consc-
branch councils 50 falling shall be dissolved,
and the committee on branch councils shall
proceed Immediately to hold q new election
In said ward or wards for the purpose Of re-
The following, by Mr.. Armant, was also
adopted:
That committee, to be composed OF the
delegates Of the tenth and eleventh wards
and Of e. North Cullom, be appointed for the
purpose OF taking such steps as may be
deemed necessary to secure the election o. q
State Senator in the Fourth Senatorial Dis
trict comprising the tenth and eleventh
wards.
On motion OF VIM. McCurdy, Mr.. James
Beggs was added to the committee.
On motion Of E. B. Falls, the committee
was directed to make their report on Tues
dav eighteenth instant, to which day the
council decided to adjourn
The secretary was directed to communicate
the resolution referring to Reorganization OF
the wards In case Of q failure to meet TO Mr.
C. L. De Fuentes, president OF the fifth WARD
branch, and to urge him to have his ware
} meet regularly: -,
of the rule declaring vacant the places O.
delegates absent three consecutive meetings
without accepted excuse.
| Under this rule the seats Of Mr.. Adams, 0
the fourth ward, and Mr.. John A Segur, OF
the ninth ward were declared vacant and th'
secretary instructed to notify these gentle
men.
! Mr.. G. R. Fagot, OF the ninth ward, asked
the chair if the general meeting had tn,
power to initiate members from wards which
had organized branches.
) The chair answered in the negative.
The chair directed the secretary to motif.
. Mr. Adams that he had been reappointed II
represent the fourth ward.
, The council adjourned to the eighteenth in
,, slant, at 80 p. N.
NEW ORLEANS, December IS, 1877.
Acting President James Beggs in the chair
Eighteen members present. Minutes reaf
and approved.
The chair announced that the council woult
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Adjourned
NEW OELEANg, February l, 10

james Beggs in the chair; twenty-o
members present
Felix Bourne, appointed ut the last me
ing, Was suorn In and seated as delegate frG
the fifteenth ward.
Excuses were accepted Of Cullorn, Brat
Armant, Barnes, Fortier, Castellanos. +
Resolution requesting the fourth, ST.
eighth wards and Sixth District TO pera
their organization by the fifteenth Of Feb
airy, 1873.
Authorizing the Sixth District Branch
initiate candidates for the Seventh Distr
until that branch organizes.
Also authorizing the committee from
Grand Council to initiate candidates from
Seventh District every Sunday.
The chair announced that he had appoint
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Morgan, vice Mr.. DAFT
dropped.
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New ORLEANS, September %, 1877.

The vico president called tho meeting to
order Mt 80 o'clock.
Tho roll was called; eleven mcmbcrs pres
ont. no quorum. and the committee ad-
journed to Friday. twenty ninth instant.
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pENOIINg THE HOUR WOULD TN
A AHE r. T III M FIGURE WOULD 1fD1oA
THESE NoT1CEs WOULD IT A
G Sch re Sf2 Hr1 9Ef MEn soGhhE 70
pi &c 81 f rhhGn, q HEAhT snl
IS LATELY ADOPTED, STREWH ADO
THE STREETS, FIGURES THE HA.H
BUT INSTEAD or GOING TO IAFi
ETTE SQUARE THE MEM BEERS \
SPECTIVE PLACES OF MEETINd. !
scented report showing they had organ
the first ward branch. with the follow
officers: 4
President DIR. s.. Walker.
First Vics President--Dr. J. Il. Bronddu
Second Vice President-L, McHnynes.
Secretnry-T. b. Lawrence.
Assistant Secretary - 60. +
Hiram Henry. II
bergeant-a Sam johnson.
Inside Sentinel-F. II. Henderson.
Delegates Vim. Davis, G.. W. Bryant
Mr.. 9. W. Bryant presented tho follow
resolution, which WINS adopted ut the meet
Of the first ward branch, In order to be
sentstl Mt the Grand Council: Il
ReaolDed, That it Is the sense Of the n
ward branch Of the Nationni american A
ciNtt0D that nny member ri tho COinnittG /
membership. or member of the Organzat
objecttng to an applicant, mako such sta
msnt Of objection in ope1s meeting, and
meeting shall decide the validity Of such
lection.
Mr. Bryant stated that nj the next meet
he would move 10 amend the constitution
MS to conform 10 the preceding.
Mr. Geo Duhurst nominated Mr.. Geo.
ns a. candidate for initiation by the Ora
Council
Mr. Ben jacobs nominated Mr.. Dgvezini
MIR T. POrt6Otis nominated Mr. George u
ler.
T.. y. Falls nominated r. s. HOWARD.
The secretary whs requested to notify
absent members To attend II meeting Of
Grand Council on Friday, tWenty-lifth
stunt, Adjourned,
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New ORLEANS December ~, 1877.
Vice President q. North Cu|lom In tbs
chnir; SIX members present. No quorum.
Adjourned TO january 4, 1873.
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New ORLEANS. October 10, 1877
Vice President E. North CuIlOm called tho
meeting to order at o'clock y. IN.
Tho roll bong called olovon members an
severed TO their names. No quorum.
Adjourned to Friday. October %. 1877.
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New ORLEANS, Deeember7, 1877


Acting President James Beggs in the chair
Twenty members present and quorum.
IL. Dalton. +. Conrad, ii, &. Gn5tel]hnos, }
r.. urvu and J. g. Butler excused.
Falls committee on rules was granted fur
thor time
report Of ench ward branch council was
received with tho exception Of tho tenth ward
and ordered to be entered upon tho records o
the association
Mr.. VIM. MCCurdy, from the tenth ward
reported that this ward had been unable IL
work, owing to the want Of n suitably meet
ing-rOOiu, which could not be had In thn1
section.
4. Pradog stated TINT the fifth ward helt
but one nesting, owing to repairs to hill.
Tho following notice TO committee Or
branch councils was rend
"Eloventh ward will organize nt the STORY
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New ORLEANS, September T. 1877.
Eleven mcmbors present and answered to
ihcir names. no quorum.
The Council adjourned to meet Friday, Sop
tpmbcr 15 at 80 y. M.
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NEw ORLEANS, November o, 1877.


Acting President Beggs chilled the meeting
10 order, twenty members present.
Castsanos and TagDt excused.
Seats Of Padrou, first ward, and y. IL.
Holmes, fifteenth ward, declared vacant fot
absence.
The committee on branch councils reported
the organization Of the fifth ward BRANCH
with tho following officers
preaeut-C. L. DsFueutrs,
First Vice president-J. +. Calico.
Second Vice President Edgar Davis.
Secretary-H. O. Brieugne
Assistant Secretaty-L. Heyob,
Ireasurer-Alf. II. Feline.
Delegates 10 the Grand Council-Antotne
Chalaire and Alfred Barnes.
The credentials Of Messrs. Chnaire and
Barnes were received end they wore sworn In
and seated
Mr.. Adams moved TO strike out sixth and
Seventh municipal Districts from article
Of the constitution.
On motion Of Mr.. Fallsit was tabled.
Mr.. Adams gave notice TINT he would pro
Dose some amendments NJ tho neEt nesting
After discussion Mr., BARTLETT moved TINT
the vote by which the resolution OF Mr.,
Adams was postponed be- reconsidoted, md
that the motion to reconsider DO laid on the
table. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Adams:
"Ihat the names Of the members OF the
Grand Council from wards appointed by the
president be submitted to branches FOR con
lirmatioD.' indefinitely postponed,
by Mr.. Adams:
"fhut each ward be required to pny n
monthly tux to the association indefinitely
postponed.
Adjourned.
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q resolution directing each branch council TO
pay monthly tax
fhe Grand Council adjourned to Friday
night at o'clock u. m.
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NEW ORLEANS, November 30, 1877,
Ton members present, no quorum. Ad
iouruod to Friday, December 7, 1877.
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read Che rep0tt Of tbo committee on brunch
councils. +
NINTu WARD ORGANIZATIONS.
presldent==JJ. 4t1i'flillGttttB
First Vice president-Frank ltoig.
Second Vice Presidential, q. DeLisle.
tecretary--H. G. Bartlette,
Treasurer T.. Eartholemy-
Hcrgeant~nt-Arms-J +. NOuyer.
Inside Sentinel @. Grard. j.
Outside Sentnel-F. Polk.
Delegates to Grand Council John A. bogur
I. g. GIijtlpLtn.
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NEW ORLEANS, December IS, 1877.
Acting President James Beggs in the chair:
Eighteen members present. Minutes read
and approved.
The chair announced that the council would
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
In the District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Of Nevada, in and for
Humboldt county sgs

In the District Court. Fourth Judicial Dis.
trict Of Nevada, in and for
Humboldt county. gss..
Wan. Curtis, Plaintiff. vs.. David 4, Buel
James l.. O'Donnel and p, w, Cunning.
ham, defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above
AZ named plaintiff has commenced an
action In the above named Court to foreclose
lien for casting machinery and other mater.
ials furnished in constructing and repairing
Q certain ten stamp quartz mill, situated in
Sierra Mining District, Humboldt county
Nevada, said mill was erected to crush quartz
from the Aud Lang Syne mine in said dis
trict, and formerly known as the spraeue A.
Smith mill, and now k own as the Dun Glen
Company's mill, and is built about one milo
above the town Of Dun Glen.
All pers ons claiming or holding anv liens
upon said mill by virtue of AN Act OF the
Legislature Of the State OF Nevada. entitled
AN ct to secure liens to mechanics and
others and to repeal all other Acts in relation
thereto" approved March ., 1881, are mott.
ned to be and appear before said Court ON the
2Sth dav of September, A, ID. l77s. At IN
O'Clock A. M. then and there to make proof ~
their said liens. F0. VI
:. 3, GRASS. Attorney for plaintiff.
Winmucea September lists. 3w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

In the District Court, Fourth Judicial District
of Nevada. in and for humboldt county.
John o. Twiss. plaintiff, VS.. David Il. Buel,
p. W. Cunningham and Chris Lark. de-
PENDANTS.
NJ Office is hereby given that the above
IN named plainuh has commenced ali &C
ton in the above named Court to foreclose q
lien for labor pertor ed in a mining claim by
the plaintiff on the following described mine
Said mine sftua ed in Sierra Mining a istrict,
Humboldt County, state OF Nevada, and
known as the Aud Lang Syne, and more par.
ticularly described as follows: Beginning Ut q
post marked No. l.. S. y. No. 81 A on the
south hill side Of Aud Lang lyme Canyon,
whence monument at corner of l-212, o. IL
It. 80, n. X. Sc K, NJ. ID. M, bears south 64s, T.
1913 feet. The old shaft sunk below the out
crop Of the Aud Lang Syne ledge bears s Az
So, h 2S2H feet. and the upper end of the
mouth Of lower tunnel of same ledge and
mine bears so 81. l. $40 feet, thence run
ming south % ;5', 4 2 200 feet to post mar ked
No. 2 U. ). s. No 81. A, thence 89e AS, T.
500 feet to post marked No. u. 4. \. No 81.
A. thence o. 49,, W 2, 200 feet TO q post No. g.
thence $50 As, W 500 feet to place Of begin.
ming. and containing % acres more or less,
All persons holding or claiming any liens
on sa1d premises under and Ly virtue of an
Act OF the Legislature of the STATE of Nevada
entitled, An Act o secure liens to MEG banic s
and others, and to repeal all o,her Acts In
relation thereto" Improved March Q, 1851.
are notined to be and appear before said
Court at 10 O'Clock A. ID. on the I'D day of
september, IL 3, then and there to make
proof Of their said liens
3. =. GRASS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Winnemuccs, Aug. 30, 1878. 3w