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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-24
1 SO Acre. Of Land,


more or less, being The Homestead, The
improvements consist Of aiarge
double 2.slory weaiherboarded AzaM-l
DWELLING HOUSE,
with cellars, large bank barn, "a
recently repaired, good a. new; corn cribs,
wagon houses, smoke house, three large hay
barricks, out.kitchen, wood house, never
failing spring of excellent water and stona
dairy, pump at the barn, nudall necessary
outbuildings. Also comfortable TENANT
HOUSE with cellar, on the turnpike road,
and excellent well of water in the yard This
farm is conveniently laid oat in fields, well
watered, with a due proportion of excel
lent meadow and wood land.
Lot No. 2, known as the ssKean Farm
lies adjacent to the Homestead fronts on
the turnpike road and contains
81 ACRES OF LAND, More or Less.
The improvements are weatr-
AlA-A erboarded log two-stcry Dwell
~, - ling House with back building
Z and cellar, situated on the turn
pike road; Da-SN, wagon she'd and corn crib
attached; saoke house. stone dairy, &C., with
a neyer-iailing well Of water and pump in the
yard. There are also two young orchards of
choice fruit trees on this farm.
Lot No. 9 contains
IS ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
About half of which is cleared and well
| improved, the balance is in excellent TIM
/ Der, lying about one mile from the railroad
1 station.
This Real Estate is all in n very high state
Of cultivation, uhder good fencing, well wa.
tered, and considered among the best produc.
ing lands in the county, having been repeat
eily lined and carefully farmed. Il is very
adyantageously situated in desirable neigh
borkood, convenient 10 churches, schools,
mills and pcstofiice. The Home dwelling is
within 2 miles of a railroad station.
neA- Possession given by the first Of April.
Title guaranteed.
AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE win
be sold the following Personal Property, not
heretofore disposed Of, viz: About so bush.
els of potatoes, 2 or tons Of timothy hay,
100 barrels Of corn in the ear, and about sc
acres Of gain growing, &c.
Terms of Sale Of Real Estate. 0ne.third
cash on the day Of sale, OF on the ratification
thereof; one-thrd in one year, and she Other
one.thrd in two years from the day Of s4ie;
the credit payments TO be secured BY The
, notes OF the purchaser or purchasers, will
approved security, bearing interest from tn,
! day Of sale.
Terms Of Personal Property. sum
under ten dollars, cash; on all sums of lei
dollars aud upward credit Of three month
will be given, purchasers giving their note
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day Of sale
JABEZ A. BUSH, Executor.
\ G. b. RoBERrs, Solicitor.
II. @. Matthews, Auctoneer.
N. B.-This property will be sold either i
parcels as herein described, or as a whole
to suit purchasers. ian lots
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10 ACRES.

anu Nltnc aHotutI tract OF
18 ACRES.
located about one half mile from the Home
Farm, above described. Improvements on
the second parcel Of land consist Of 2stary
DWELLING HOUSE, Corn House, Ice
House, Staoing and other necessary buildings.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
are One third part of the purchase mouey
to be paid cash by the purchaser or purcha.
sers on day Of sale, or on the ratification Of
the sales by the court; and the residue TO be
paid in two equal payments, in one and two
years from date Of sale, with interest, secured
by notes Of the purchaser or purchasers, with
security to be approved by the trustee.
j. A. G. BOND, Trustee.
n. B.-N0TICE is hereby given to the
creditors Of Melchour Harris, deceased, to
file their claims, with the vouchers thereof
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carol
county within two months from day Of the
above sales.
j. A. c. BOND, Trustee.
jan l7tf James Z. Smith, Auctr.
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37l ACRES OF LAND,

more or less, and is situate near Houeksyille
and adjoining the lands ofIeonard Ri, los.
Brummel and others. The i'm
proyements consist Of | story A%A-A
log weatherboarded Dwelling
House, Barn, Corn House and q
the usual ouibuildings.
The Trustee viii also sell at the same place
and time another tract Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-06
NOTICE NO. 2O.l
Act Of Congress Approved June 5, 1878.

UNITED STATES LAND OFPIE,
CARSON CRY, Nevada, March 8, 1880.
NOTICE Is HEREaY GIVEN 10 All.
N WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-Ihat Louis Plant, Ut
the County of Washoe Of Nevada has this day filed
in this office his appc NO 20 TO purchase from the
United States Government the wing DE- scbed tstt
Of land, chiefly valuable fo timber and unfit for cutya
ten viz Southwest quarter OF Section "a. in Township
No. II north, of Range No l8 east NJ D. NJ aiming
100 and situate within the Carson City, Nevada, u
S. Land Di- trict
Any and all persons having interest in, claim TO-
said land adversely said applicant hereby required
to file such adverse claim with the Register OF sai Lan
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period of publication
this notice. failing do they will be barred Of such
adverse right claim. G. \. HARRIS Register.
March IL 60 days.
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NlcOLL THE TAlIOR'S
GRAND TAILORING EMPORIUM
7a7 M.rke. str..t s.n Francisco.
a193m
Noto , NO. 10.
a CT OF CONGRESS. APPROVED JUNE
IA 3, ls7

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE,
CARSON CITY; Nevada, January s, 1880. J
Notice is hereby give 10 all whom it may concern
That Alfred jacques. of the County OF Washoe State OF
Nevada has this day filed in this office his applcauon NO
13 to purchase frola the Une States Government the
following described Of land, chiefly valuable for TIM
ber unfit for cultivation viz Southeast quarter OF
Section 90 in township north Of Range No 10 east
NJ D. N containing 100 acres and situate within the
Carson City, Nevada, U S. Land District
Any and all persons having interest in, or claim TO-
said land adversely said applicant hereby required
file such adverse claim with the Register OF said Land
notice or falling SO to do they will barred Of such ad
verse right or claim. C. N. HARRIS, Register.
ianl06Od = =.
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PR T. MINIS.
t.Ctss { nc. ~.
A CT OF CcNGaEss APPROVED JUNE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY Nevada December 90 1915.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may That
Andrew j. Tot Of the Co inty Of Washoe If Ne
vada has this day filed in this office his application No IT,
purchase from the United States the fol-
lowing escribe tract Of land chiefly valuable for timber
and unfit for cultivation, viz: west half nf southeast
quarter Of Section a. in townsh No " NORTH Of Range
No. Is east NJ. D. NJ, containing 80 acres, and situate
within the Carson City, Nevada, T. s. Land District.
ANY and all having any interest n claim TO-
sad land adversely said applicant hereby required
to file such adverse claim with the register of td Land
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication os
this notice. or. failing to do So they will be barred.
such adverse right claim.
dec 81 God c. N. HARRIS, Register.
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U1ERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGA1NST
the Board Of Directors Of the State OrPham Home
and against Board Of State Capitol
notified to hand in their bills before the SATURDAY
next preceding the first Monday in each MONTH B order
D. r. 6E6SIONH.
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TREASURER.
Orncs " Oouxrv TanAsussa,

OHHCB Couxrv TRnAsUBaa,
0Aaseu CTy Nevada, Deoembsr 81, 1879. J
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SEM. .AhMusi REPORT OF THE CGuN +
AUDITOR.
OFY1C9 OF COUNTY AUDITOR,

OFYlcs OF COUNTY AUDITOR
ORnssy CaUNTv NEVADA December 81, 1879.
To tho Hon. the Board Of County Commissioner Ormsby
County, State Of NevAda-G Gentlemen:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report fiscal affairs Of the said county r the six
months ending December 3lst, 1870.
IsaaDca ON hand Mt cIoae Of huaineRa June
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-06

OR. F.. j. wHi1Es
OtAcss On King street, at rear o1 VIII
se. OruGst0r0.
a. Residence at the ArtingtUnsH sHcuse, Room No. 10
Csiis promptly attended, night a day.
Carson, Ssptamhse 10. lSR
, 1880-07-13
= 's%lTHE. COURTS.
A Suit for Divorce-Charges and
Counteroharges.
AZ Contest Over an Estate-A
Heavy. Libel Suit.
THE EMERY. ESTATE.

THE EMERY. ESTATE.
Yesterday musnlnu Judge Jameson dlapoAed Of tho
caso Df Emory VI C,npp md others. which wns hoard
,r Him sao tlno ago. on exception to tho MasscrA
ruSurt. This wns bill ned by clnfssAa EmcF1. tho
tpoNur Of tho tnta l1avld ". Emery, who died July
ies spnd wlno the time Of hs dsath M operator
On lS ltoarl Of Trnau. The suit whs brought nxathst
uste v .CAip and Jn,.n /. Esnr3, widow ot the de.
enaHsd. who weso "aIrolnscd ~ administrators
Of p, ~. Emory's ''ostasu. Tho mot,ior efaltncd
thHypitfur sons esthle ~ nor own prnpsFt1 anu
rot nR THU! tue oslato htd boon received bT huF soil
from iAa ostSn Of h!s fathor. William T. Emory. who
died In Wkuiparru. ra. November. B1t that tho
son Dnvldt"d 'Sanaac. tho esntc ~ her', for llcr
neno!lt nd sao mrt Z, biz awn. from Tint tine Y
ID ile isrYlao Court iii tio fSdgs hoid that ti.as
Sss IL - &c. e g
hsH n ehanse!y. W. wsz tssn Hse4, nn4 We ea.9
heart br judge atuofD, who held tiRt tho 9atnto
IN tho hanis Of the nnst could not bo Irlhr1td ~
trust fund.- hut thAt thu nlothur MAS entitled 10 IN ac
cnHnt ftltI the namlHistsntuts Mt her aon tof Tho
casS VI. tier rrterrsI 70 fMslfu nsnlaoa, hi:a.es
duo Mrs Entcry. tho sx!HrnfMant Of tiS s> both
tnrtta wcrs ztat'Htct3.- tho complainant because
tho tnhnH h,naitI tho defutiuht bestusa It
wns too inrEn.-nnd bDsh tiled t1crpu0nas Tha alao
VIVA thcn nrvnut hnfuF0 3M,iso 5nUsNsDn On
tn1so exceptions, and he yentcrday ,ufetrntet
sustained hsc ~ behalf Of tin sonpainant ho faF
wAs orderoa to 10 pnld In duo cuuEao Of aumnstIs-
, 1880-07-13
TIE COuNTY-BUILDlNG,

Jusr after tho lust election John Qrattan was
arrested cbuiycd With having voted Illegally In
tho Fourth Precinct IL tho Flrnt Ward. 1Eu hlls
bcru eonfnrt, III tho jGll since April, md wlI0lt
brought into court yesterday pIoado.i guilty.
The COatrt sentenced him tu sixty dnya lit
5Hi 8lld h0 Will ~ out IN tine to cIst I'LL AOtlest
v0to VI tho fal election.
1tlp so1nl-nnnual report ut eheti6 Herman,
which hAA lust Deen prepared. Bhnws thut tho
t1,tnl rctelptX Ut tho airD ttIr thu half yunr frltl
Dec l. lBij. III 3fny III, lSsG wore $astI VI which
q 30 VIVA nr*llc proccss fteA, sGtd naAl process
tuGs, g. G.a commissions slts UxCtuti.Nlx ulrtrt1,
aud $ss Frsl,lt8 Court fbrs. lu addition t.t tas
thoru ls tho sum Ut +. lts III teeR not ssllt.uted,
whluh makes tho tntni uaF,ttu8s Ut tho u41. for
tho Blx nlunihs. Fle,G!l. Tue M,naunt Of foeI
pud during tho pegitRt covered w. tho report,
Tut e,lrI,u.G pEuyjtaly, VIM 81 III. Thu uxpeld-
iturus VERY II FL Ut wh{th el,tAU wt!s fur tho
shoriH's hA!f-yeAsly sniurt, nM& xl.4a1 for in-
rlicntal EXPENSES, lcavinG halahee now om
hand VI $4,5o4.
DxrurY.snxnlrr 1iultKH went DOWN to tnu
Pcnitentlnry yesterday with writ of hAltAs
csirpux for tho ts4!y Ut l4,u licrnun fb,nx. who
WIS seu lellvel IN Slny lust fur rtlhing thu atnro
Ut tAhn, WnlnN,ld 4 Ct,. tIn lleaentetl his
paper, but Wis ut0Histlctt ia lc1rll that thor.
WRA liO such pCIaah tn thu Institution. Ito
tl.orgu.0n telekfupheh tho fAct II, .lntier Cur.
rcr, who, upon staFchinx th1 trtxi1Ia, found
that tho fellows right Nuns wnA August JieI.
lut.ls, ullAx fuuny. Ito luS tce, tndtGt4a1 under
both nlll1ieR III the CFimiu4l Court. Tlio prlaot,
authorities were apprstl ot The facta a,ll thu
Gonvlut Will ptobal1y AErive III tho city to-day,
, 1880-07-13
THE suspAr-scuoo,. AksgxaLY,

THE SCRDAfsECItO0ls ASSEMBLY
Lnko Diut, inore bbautlflsl than ever, owing
to tho large number Of tnprov ctnnnts mulo
within tho paat year, will be formally opened
this evening by tho sundny-sehool Convention.
4 number Ut prnln[netit church pe0ulc nro al-
ready oil the grounds, and have been FOR soino
days pnst, though tho f,r1nat opening ut tho syl-
van religious anason bus been deferred Until to-
day. Tho cUttage and tent arrangements uro
about as usual, though OIL 'argcr scale, IN hur-
mony with the extensive character uf tho ita-
provtnonts anh tho expected incscaso III tho at
trndnuco over that OF Inst year. Tho
hotel arrangements arc better md
moro complete than they have over boon
bofore. An or.lcr .has boon lssuc,i against al
"n ,hs tno ons IN IND posnr
q tie n!ntr wlil h4ys ~ a!isantaEoa conferred
c sn:aHs M aa u te tssKsp % Oh he s s
statioiis on tho Chies'H1 i Northwestern. aad
other rnads. Truths on tho M'iwn.tkGo Distsion!
Of tho Northweater', loud sttll leaye Chics1 a,ld
Na lesssa M @ cS;csoM s M at a. 1Gs MI arrves t 4. iaSo
II ssSss # ::1s ~ ?. ? m. m srr!ye. st ct Az n
Truths moving south Will stop at Luke niuf ~
risss s il SSfes Sheasa a1i at ua i Il, a'''' WY mi
No. lonves about b:s3 p. us., and arEiyos at
NJ. II toaves about a:s7 a. u,.. and arrivos ut
! NJ: = : II r. leaves about 7,.s .. mi aud arrives at
II tho rond SHOULD run Its Luko Forrest pas-
ao,l1cr truin TO WuukeS1ln, thon it Will arr1ngo
| to stop that trnin there .
takcn a,l carried out ii sunh i way As to hrng
Nssaranccs that v!stors to tie hluu will bo
ssss ssyis1 s H. p1sscns ss @ saS Ct aS Pr RFsS. @
/ asdp from the religious exercises which hny0
, 1880-07-13

effect Tho interior OF tho lonse WIS most
tlowars being scntteresi nboIt tho narlers in r!ch
prnflslon. An linnlcnRc STIR hung over tho
folding doorH connecting the patiprs. md \
1argu il0ral piece. e.lrnrtnx tho word =" Hlncck"
AMI tho lettara ~. T." Occupied prominent
position IN tho nAnicl. ..
sl'ortly utter p'olock tho bride nn,l groom
Mr* Fred Haskell and ssa Allie Pr,lsslns. sister
of the srtn1n. Thv co''plc i!va1,ct*l and tt.ok
n pNAltf1n Oppostt the hRil lonrs between tN,
ntEu follngo plants. md tlo n'nrriat1c ccren,nny
wis pcrfDrnal by Judge l)lekry, ut thu Supreme
C0,,rt. Of OttawI!, III. Only the rclMttves aud
Immediate frlen.la of tho cb,,pic wcrt, present.
at tho cpnciusluti If the aHrc1nnily tho R,'eEta
adjnur1lcd 10 ttrtAkp Ut tiho wc,lttfny supper.
nrier which Mr; md Mrs. l'r.1ssng .ierartel;
They VII! keep thor whcrcnn,onts y. scernt; m S,,a
residence.
colt,llhliy In tnucluR To excellent m,,Ar, fur
nlahrl by iinnd's orchestra. Many retired to
scene ~ viewed from tho sidewalk WIS Lively
ollc. a lnrYe number nf prc.cnts Wcro Ills
served 10 occupy tho Mttentfon Ut tho guests.
, 1880-07-13
A CONTESTED LAND CASE.

6pt<ta4 uAnlltA to 1hs Ehteaeo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July Ely n recent de-
otsion OF tho Ohio Supreme Court, Dennett
Forcs1uar, ex-TrcAsurcr Of thta county, comes
IN for nth Interest III 100000 worth OF prop
orty Althatctl ln tho City Of Cleveland, o. Mrs.
bnry pcntuy, Of Chivigo, also fnils heir to cue
NIL, at FtGU,U0. Ax IL TnIGySH rVpoftnr lourns
y, in lED William and Philip Forcsmau. Of
l'tql!, O., obtained :lHsSosafoll Ut oiRht lots
rAo brothor tlIe! !-oua ii. ls97, aud tho other 10
lsdO.-and Kltnr.l,ns woru .aplKlnt0l 10 lo..k
utter thu property for thu hetrs. In 1851. Mr..
Cochran, NJ faNuA, vuAr1lnn for William Forus-
tMn8 chiltlrun. sold tho l1tA for $6uJ. Two or
TIRES yeArs igu. one Ut tho htlra Ypt ~ nOsiltIE
over the recur1ls, Aud found that tlo ors1er u
ea,,rt had evor tosn n.ade II l11.u rEEt.
ipeani'o5 county, .ai,owo5 !, that sho!Gy,
aud bett, gr1Itltel uli 0raer fur tho salb; nut
tlDtD WIS lu rUttIrn Oh tin ar1cr. Tho rceurtis
at Cleveland showed thRt tho salG hnd boon nado
for tSxl Tho heirs tAoseupuh brought suit
ugnlnst hRGK ct VI. for Etsao4sl0n Ut. Tho prtp-
erty aud Tho eaxe has Just btun decided IN thGls
,favur BY tho '6uprullso court. Thc property In
loeatcl near tae WcslisI| :lioeso: Cleveland, ind
u snid to 10 yMimcd .pt Sloov0l Philip Inns threu
heirs, sand Witllt}6 two.-unc ~ whom !a Mrh.
na,lney, ut ChfnHO, aud tho other loDcrt Forta-
InnIa, OF Bloomfield, q.
, 1880-07-13

THE deaths In tho city for tho week ending
Saturday were 90, ugatuxt &pa tue urccedltx
"eeh' us.l ~ -" IVY eu''tsto's Tscn a.x =. Nss.
SeAf. Ihc pflnclpMl causes oI achtu "eFe'
chotcra infantuH, W; ininntile convnaions, II;
NJ. 1tnrr1,co =. s,mr,.t ft,,r nn,t tn,,,,urtts
r,.eh: ursnir md nuunmtt,iu, i cach: tSphuii
fever. 6: md sl,,ll|.p pnx nll sunstruke, clcI,.
m a.s 9;'ys c,y Engnesr ss s s s hf , L"
an m Tho eu,.sl wb"h Z The 'u constT,,et,un nr
Watcr-tuSs,si @ ri .; sncc,lus ] X tic tic soniS ForS viii
,n.,i -, H., ha ,,s, ~ M. r,vtl,w ~ ,,r,Mm
H. tkInts thni n;,,t MI ind; II" sa,,ni yfTii
.,.lss .ha water sad iorte l. ihro1xh Tic ti,nnei
rvar v otoa ' Tbo ayur tLInks yery y fmvoply @ of
tao p'an' oo'ce''ns on's 10 Inc o's'"
voLus1EE1ts WANTED.
Lnt ea Of g W. done n H.
IllE this, Dr., Dc Wolf yestcrsiny Issued the fol-
lo1ine:' s i:' '''' ''o wa ~ >~@ '''e '~'
physicss Of the cty to ,,nicrtnko nh Gxaft,,i,Ns
don Of ito tenemcrt- houses nnt tenement
house population Of thu ulty with a view Of
cascs Of ilinsss anis,,isst thu ponrer S,,sses AZ
asinns reanolu t. tis iitaon vi n cotI;,-
SS5 sept 4hs III asfs ta1Ss y aa e
Any physician who Is willing to giyc a little
time cach week to tho tenement .housrs Of bis
OscAM e. DE- wutr,,
Commissioner of fleNlth.
4! The Sy s a"' Sss s5 It o s
will be commenced.
r1IE ;. onKalor INSPECTORS.
~, tns1nr,s"M ", c,"nt IT, ~ Ts III .rtiss,n ~ ,ha
- sspSrs Ssr or II tho Workshop % i'.speSi"rs n IN ia
, 1880-07-13
TIE COUNTY BOARD.

KQUtIIlElNN, AtAt.SSAESlHs
petaIlent Htowurt llEci tho clnlr ut tho rcEsi-
Iar meeting of tho lsoari Of County Comnils~
sioners, held ycstcrlay afternoon.
Commissioner Besne moved "thnt tho matter
OF ctluallzlng tito assessments uE CtMk County
for tho year lsyO be ad tho sumo H. horet'y re-
ferrru 10 tho Colnmttttu On Equalization Of
Taxes, together with oil petitions ami complaints
cutcerning tho sn,ne, nn1 TINT tue County Clcrk
be and hereby Ia requested 10 deliver al nssess-
nleht books for tic year 1890 10 tho said C0tn-
mIttre Mt his earliest convenience nftcr tho
sumo hayc been turned ovur to lin by tho
Assess"rs Of their respective tow',s." This no-
aon WIS alopteN ,.n,-s>
Undcr: tho head OF unfinished business tho
question IT orIlaMentEng tho Commissioners
with UlEGa csat1le ny Tor eous!derslti0n: This
who, nlt,t,l lnucn Interruption, delivered himself
Of Il speech lpttn tho subject, III tho course of
which he shtl "that ftpnl t'Ho ltHsnrtnorfl! 1t
Ind lrc,l customary to canfur bntxcs upon dis
tluKulYhod nd dyldlinls. Yet. strsl'lye us Il IEht
nppens, the County Commissioners Of Cook
Ga1ty wsre aiiow VIZ IT, in1 s,fe1 ny
tho Com1aoti hnrtl."
pnrin9In,. nllu.tIng 10 Wheeler ns tho indtv!1-
,,al pt,1e ,,srst hive h,d III bis cye whrn liu
spoke q. .eeutis and prasrr'books being tho
ESn',aissioner rur,ugton's motion. lnfd over
nt ust meeting, to rcc9nsldev the ynto " which
tho new Court House, WAS takei. up. MIR. Clark
'':ii The iinard thsn Turned itself into acbutng
upon tho tnextaustIhie subject of who shall
and who shall mt bu the n,hi. TO supervise tho
Sir. Cl.rs wanted tho consideration Of tho
question postponed until arp1en,icr. 81. senne.
aSssF sSs u rs'sa ss III IT, " %ood e s eas s
1MItter be lnld OH tho tnblr,-a lnutlou which