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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
Keene 10 . New Enterprise.

CHICAGO, December IA. An Inter
OCEAN New York telegram says: james
R. Keno has engaged In Q novel sport.
ing enterprise. Ho bought recently an
interest in Jerome Park. He purchased
ons.fosrth Of the capital stock Of the
Jerome Park Villa Site and Improve.
msnt Company. The price paid has not
been made public. The stock OF the
company. which amounts to Sl.000, oOo,
was admitted last week to the free list
Of the stock exchanges. It 10 intended
to build suburban houses in the neigh.
borhood OF Jerome Park. Plans are
now preparing for double houses. with
AN open space between the blocks. These
will cost about 81, 000 Tor each block Of
two houses. They will DO sold or rented.
1t 10 STATED that the price paid BY Kssne
for Blue Gown. ES50O, was fully GOV.
cred BY insurance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14

Some mischisvous boys raised quite Q
commotion In the vicinity OF the rsssr.
voir OF the Water Company yesterday.
A family living . short distance east Of
the reservoir. by the name OF Paterson.
have q small flagstaff on top OF their
house, aud some boys managed TO reach
it and nail thereon 3 piece OF yellow dan.
mel. The trick was not discovered Till
late In the evening. and as the boys had
nailed the dag early in the morning
pedestrians all day long gave their sids
of the street Q wide berth, and the butch.
or and the baker neglected to ill their
orders In that immediate vicinity, that
one house In particular; and was consid-
srably surprised when patr Paterson
came stormiug down to their shops to
know the reason why. The dag came
down In . hurry when he got home.
That 10 the only "oass' OF smallpox
known to exist on the Divide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
EASTERN DISPATCHES

A Talk with Secretary Thompson.
WARRINGTON. December l4.-Secrstsry
Thompson says the American branch Of
the Panama canal. Of which he has 40.
copied tho presidency. will not DO or
ganized until the FIRST week In January.
He does not know who bis associates
will BE- until after the organization takes
place. He was asked what hs believed
would be the prospects for the success.
iul accomplishment OF the purposes Of
the Panama Company. He replied that
they were very fattering. Up to the
present time $I20. 600. 900 had been sub
scribed. Before leaving New York yes.
terday he was informed OF the amount
OF the subscription. He wal asked II
he knew that the Nicaragua Company
proposed to organize Immediately and
start o rival enterprise to the Panama
Company. He replied: II have been
told that q meeting Of gentlemen was
held In this city last Digbt to discuss the
feasibility Of organizing q company to
build . canal over the Nicaragua route.
1t may that the gentlemen, who. l
understand. have obtained . concession
from the Niosraguan government. will
DO successful In their plans. / don't
think, however. that two canals will be
necessary to transport vessels across the
Isthmus OF Panama."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
A heavy storm was reported in the

A heavy storm was reported in the
mountains last night. The wires were
not working beyond Truckes this morn
in,. The wind storm that reached the
Coms,ock last night was probably but n
for.runuer OF the storm IN the noun
tain,, and We may expect TO catch a
roarer tonight OF tomorrow. 80 says
vireinia's weather clerk.
The ~semi.anuual election Of the Gold
Hin Miners Union will be held this
Tuesday evening at their hall. at 1880
o'clock. A full and prompt attendance
IA requested. See official notice in an.
olhss column.
John Ssrrano swears to 800 worth Of
work done on both the Medina and Mon.
turio mining claims. said claims being
now q part OF the Margari,a Company's
ground, and has hied his affidavit Of
the ame
Delinquen, taxpayers had better be in
q hurry to settle their taxes, as Dis
trio, Attorney Harris received instrue-
tons from thu Commissioners last nigh,
TO begin suits at once
An assessment OF thirty cents per
shars has been levied upon the capital
.,oek Of the Globe Consolidated Mining
Company. delinquent in office January
18th. 1881.
The County Commissioners will hold
their next meeting Friday, l7th Instant
at Z ?. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
District Cours-Rising. Judge.

Tho following business was trans
acted in this Court today:
William Tickell vs.. His Creditors-
Sheriff appointed assignee.
L, F. Cook vs. His Creditors-Same
order.
Estate Of W. Dickman-Order setting
day Of settlement.
Estate Of Charles Van Gordsr-Rsport
OF examiner filed.
Thomas Twobig "a. His Creditors
Household furniture exempted.
Pacific Mill and Mining Company W.
McFadden-Hsaring motion to dissolve
Injunction continued from next Saturday
to Tuesday, December 81.
Judge Moses vs.. Mayor and Board o.
Aldermen OF Virginia Ciiy-Case argued
and taken under advisement.
Adjourned till 10 A. N. tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14

A patriotic Gold Hitler expresses the
hope that some enterprising ioundryman
will come forward at ono and pay .
good price for the two condemned can
NON OF Gold Hill. General Grant ="
and "Little GIANT" and receive bless
inps OF double worth from the poor and
needy mon who are to be benefited by
the proceeds. He suggests that these
cannon be cast into the hub Of the new
Yellow Jacket Hywhsel, and. says hs :
THAT wheel, for power and strength,
would be the immertAlized champion.
and the mins itself would speedily do.
vslop q big bonanza. That's what the
spirits say."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14

Nineteenth District. Taylor was elected
by Gsrh-ld's old and original district.
after the limits OF that district had been
changed. Tsylor's claim that he was
duly elected from the original district
was unsupported by precedent. The
whole trouble was with the Ohio Lseis-
lature. which passed the law whereby
$50, 900 people would have fifteen Rep
rss-ntatives 10 the next Congress. while
$50. 900 would only have Ave, without
providing for vacancies.
McIndl-y held that even II there were
any force In Hurd's argument. Taylor
had q prims facis right to Q seat, and
the case should 60 to the Committee ON
Elections.
After further discussion Hurd with
drew bis objection and Taylor qualified,
when his credentials were referred to
the COMMITTEES on Elections.
Grape introduced o resolution Of the
buncombs order relative to and IN oppo.
sition to the construction Of the Panama
Canal by foreign capital. and denouncing
II a. Q violation OF the Monroe doctrine.
The resolution was finally referred 10
the COMMITTEE On Foreign Affairs.
By Myers-Askips the Ssorstsry Of
the Treasury for information Is to What
sums Of money had been paid U. b.
Grant BY the United States since no en-.
tered West Point until his hrst rssiaaa.
ton from the army in 1858; also. how
much had been paid him while Presi-
dent.
By Daistsr-Requesting the President
10 notify the German Government OF the
termination OF existing treaties and to
open negotiations for . treaty fully
covering the grounds heretofore taken
by the United States Government on the
subject.
Calkin offered tho following resolu-
ten, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the sympathy OF this
House Is hereby extended to the unhappy
laboring class OF Ireland In It's effort TO
effect O reform In the present oppressive
tenant system prevailing In that country.
Considerable time was spent 10 do.
batting McDonald's Senate resolution
relative to the Electoral count. Without
%sction, the House adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
Aneruoon sts~es Repors.

SAN FsAScisCo, December las p. NJ
Justice. 2 %; Alta. 6, Gu. Ga; Benton
l 70. l IS. l IS; Bullion, l IS, l 40; Andes
2 o5. 2 10; Exchequer. l 20. Ia; ophir.
6s. 81; Con, Virginia, 2 IL; Union CON-
l0s. Seq. Beleher. 6; Hale 4 Norcross'
4 40. ~; Mexican, CO. GU; Chollar. -.
2 90; Crown Point. l Is; Savage, 2Os;
Bsleher. ? &c; Utah. 5; overman. zoe,
zoe; Sierra Nevada, 81. :; Caledonia.
zoe. i5e; Gould 4 Curry, , co; Utah, s;
Mt. Diablo. 81; Northern Belle. 81, sh;
Silver Hill. soc; Scorpion. 1 IS. l 40; Vel
low Jacket. 81, 3 20; Bodie. ~; Cali
fornia. / 20; Silver King, 49,; Kentuek,
4 &c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
CONGRESSIONAL
Senate.


WASHINGTON, December l3.-Vest's
Reconstruction Civil Service Committee.
to inquire into the propri'ty OF l'sisla.
tion requiring the filling OF vacancies In
the Signal Corps, and having the rank
Of Sergeant by appointment from the
nav or by promotion In the corps.
caused Q general discussion a. to the
methods OF the Signal Service Bureau.
The resolution was amended BY Ed.
munds 90 that the Military Commission
shall mako the inquiry. and adopted.
The bill for the relief OF Fitz John
Porter was taken up. -,
After an animated debate on the
power OF Congress to rsiuststs Porter.
In which Carpenter ably advocated the
negative side Of the question. and 10:
introduction Of some bills OF no special
s~iapiacsncs, the Senate adjourned.
The credentials Of E. B. Taylor. suo-
os.sor to Garfield. were objected to BY
Hard. who stated that his grounds wsrs
tis irrsgularity Of the election. on 90
count Of . change In Boundaries In the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14

Because Alta stock dropped In price
In the Board this morning the street
was again filled with rumon Of Q food
In the mine. Diligent inquiry failed to
discover any truth In the rumor. Stock
holders In Alta. however. appear very
nervous. and not q few hang around the
brokers' windows until dinner time or
the closing OF the offices send them
away. eagerly grssping at every whisper
and trying 10 console themselves for not
selling juat Q little while aRo-but u
they had. they say. ''of course We would
buy 1t back at the present figures. DO so
much ahead and have the stock. you
Soc. That's all Tn kicking about"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
vsceination.

People who expressed surprise at the
ststemen. that but . very few Of the
children Of Virginia had been vsccinstsd
will probably ossss to wonder whom they
learn that some Virginia doctors charge
as for vaecinatpg . child. Here In
Gold Hill they are more reasonable.
charging only % so for n person and
ysooinsang . family Of reduced rates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
A. she Pess.Houss.

We learned from DR.. Kirby by tsls.
phone this morning that the patients at
the pest.house are doing nicely. Ed.
HouRhton. the Arst inmate, will proba.
bly leave tomorrow. He has entirely
recovered, and would have left this
morning, but for the fact that bis face 10
full Of scabs. Miss Singleton. who was
reported on the strsets Of Virginia last
niobt TO have died. 10 doing we'll. The
doctor says she il at her worst today,
but will undoubtedly live through IL.
Az vet the violent type has not made its
appearance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
nernr,ure. I.nst Evening.

JGavi. J c Lay ton. Thomas Hebron. @
Mayer, D d Lyman and wife, d Crosby. ]
b Mallon. Mrs A + Hentsehel. y ID os-
borne, Charles Wilson aud wife. Mrs ] J
Mcsorley, Mrs A Hooper. II J Champion
and family. + u Mercer. Phil Smith. J c
Harlow: A J Lynn, II @ Blasdsll Jr. / (
James. Mrs McDade. Mrs Dalton. Mrs Z
Nebecker. Mrs c J Harding. W c Hunter.
Miss b Pope. Mrs Pope. II Bernstein.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
'o,.l. sslsG2 IS s2ls6s 81 ssOO9s 81

To this last sum OF $50. 099 81 must
be added the amount Of taxes marked
paid (S77G). and you will have the sum
OF $780, 75 81. which Is the exact
amount now held by me as Treasurer oil
Storey county in trust for said county.
The second clause OF your second re.
quest, "and further, to report the
amount OF loss each fund has sustained
by reason Of the defalcalion Of d. II.
Carrick. his predecessor in Office IL
somewhat more difficult to answer, and
may yet have to be settled by longer
hesds than mine. have made diligsnt
inquiry about oil nay predecessors n
office. from the incumbency OF MIR. Nye.
who. / believe. is the same gentleman
who 10 now O member Of your honorable
Board. down to the period when you
gentlemen. the Board OF County Com
missioners Of Storey County and my
immediate predecessors. held that etice
in your hands, and i honestly believe
there has not been any dsialcation
proved against any n Of my prede-
cessors in the Office OF County Treasurer
Of Storey County. l ever took the lib
erty to 90 in the Jail and ask Mr.. b. II.
Carrick, whose e%quivocal position l
thought might possibly justify such an
impertinsnt question. especially when
seeking information for the Commits
sionsrs Of Storey County. II be had been
guilty OF any drialcation while in that
Office. and his answer was that be had
now in court q plea Of mot guilty to
a charge somewhat similar to that.
THIS, gentlemen, 10 the last OF your
REQUESTS. have answered them faith
fully, to the best OF my ability. and sab
mi. them. Respectfully.
Il. KIRNAS.
Treasurer Of Storey County. Nevada.
By NJ. ]. McCUucHAN. Deputy.
Mr.. McCutchan argued that having no
official knowledge Of the sources whence
the $50. 900 81. found In the Office Of the
County Treasurer alter his defslcation.
was derived, the present County Treas.
urer was without means OF knowing how
said money should DO apportioned. He
wanted the Board to order its apportion-
nent in such . way that each county
fund should sustain its due proportion
Of the amount lost by the defalcation.
He thought all funds organized outside
of the Bosrd Of County Commissioners
were absolutely intact and should remain
10. The State and school funds. and
other funds not OF the county. should
lose nothing. There was in the Treasury
The sum Of SITE. collected since the de-
fales,ien, which he was ready TO sppor-
ton Whenever he had Official notification
% to whore Il IVES 70 60.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
For the Holidays.

Everybody desires something nice for
the holidays. and nothing can DO nicer
for the table than the confectionery and
cakes that can DO procured at the City
Bakery. No. 81 North G street, Virginia.
At the Bakery you can have your cakes
made to order at any price; you can get
there the choicest candies IN the market,
because they are the freshest, and also
at any hour they will furnish You with 9
arst.olsss meal for atty cents. Sec their
advertisement 10 another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
v.rioisid q, Oh. orphans Home.

The Carson Appeal Of this morning
says: On Saturday last = case Of vario.
loid was discovered by Dr.. Fox at the
Orphans' Home In . little girl three
Years old. The Home was Immediately
Guaranteed and the patient then re.
moved. varioloid is smallpox In . mild
form. The report that genuine small.
o had broken out in Carson created
somsthing OF . scare yesterday. and
there was q general rush for scabs. No
danger 10 at present apprshsndsd from
the liRht case st the Home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14

Frank MeKsighau. late ropsmsn at
the Utah mine. died Saturday night Of
pneumonia. Deceased had resided in
Virginia seven years. and was Q native Of
Ireland, aged thirty.six years.
Mr.. Moss, engineer at the Ophir,
slipped from q platform and d~isloosted
bis ankle this morning. Quite . pain.
full wound.
An assessment Of aity cents per share
levied on Bullion today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14

District Attorney Harris said 80 re.
Qard.d the S776. the County Treasurer
could be informed that IL was from the
tax roll OF 1880. WREN 10 could proceed
to apportion II. As for the sum OF $780,
099 81, found In the vaults by the pres
emit Treasurer. 1t was money that bad
already been once spportioned, and the
Board had no right to give any order
about 1t being again apportioned. All
the present Treasurer had to do wal to
give II to the several funds in due pro-
portion. each. State and oil. losing tie
same per cent.
Mr.. Kirman. County Treasurer. said
all he wanted to know was the source
whence the sum OF sits was derived.
District Attorney Harris said the
Treasurer had the right to any informa.
ton the Board was able to give In regard
to that sum or any other.
Deputy Treasurer MeCutehsn asked
that the Board make an order INSTRUCT
ing the Clerk to inform the Treasurer
that the sum Of sits was from the tax.
roll Of 1880; also. to order that the loss
bubtbiucu sntooba INV ootsAttSo W
equally divided among the several funds.
The order In regard to the hrst part Of
the instructions was given, but that re-
lstips to apportionmsnt was withheld as
being beyond their authority.
District Attorney Harris said that -
the money found In the vault OF the de-
fsulting Treasurer was money that had
already been properly spportiolsd among
the several funds TO which II belonged,
all the present Treasurer had to do was
to so place 1t 80 that each fund would re-
ceive its pro rata. It was NO part Of the
business OF the Board 10 hnd out or to
say where the money should 60.
The matter was settled with the IN
~dsrstsnding that oil funds should lose
their just proportion.
REPORT OF Il COUNTY AUDITOR.
County Auditor wilkin presented bis
report for the month OF November.
showing amounts In the several funds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
Arrival. Th.s " orsisg.

Dey. L Hill, NJ Smart. VIM Wood.
burn. l { James, Thee Winters. Mrs q +
Raymond. Mrs Baker. + Collins. c W
Wilson. Miss Kate Anglon. W Hslsey, IL
Lightner. Z + REYNOLDS, James G Fair Jr.
J Ii Martin. G c Phillips, \ Aronson. J
W Hayes, Geo James.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
New Y.rk's Theatrical Boom.

New YonK. December l4.-NsIt sss-
son New York will have three or four
more thsatsrs than ever. The new
opera house and wsllsck's new thsatsr.
at Thirti-th street and Broadway, will
be up by October lst. and Palm'r's new
house will be in readiness probably ~
December. Steele Macksys Is also
speaking Of o new house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
Express Train Late.

The regular passenger train did not
arrive today until 1880 O'Clock. The
trouble was on the Central Pacific. be-
tween Summit and Truokes. The delay
was caused BY the ditching Of q freight
train. No damage done.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
smallpox Ia Gold Hill.

Another case Of smallpox Is officially
reported in Gold Hill today. A boy by
the name Of Whipple. living In Lower
Gold Hill. has 1t in the mildest form.
A near as We can learn be lives near the
Pluto Houaa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14
90 r % Mt.
hAu HrnnctscO Beard.

LAST EVENING.
100 Northern Belle. 81
200 Grand Prize. | 40
1000 Navajo. soc
400 Tusearora. soc
800 Day. 35c. 25c
$50 Albion, 4oc
500 Wales. soc
10 Mt. Diablo. 81
1900 North Belle I.ls. +oc. Soc -.
$50 Mt. Po,osi. 45c
$50 East Mt. DlAblo. l5e
los Columbus, ~
Is Bodis. 81, 81
500 B.chtel, 90e
200 Tiogs. ioc
so Bulwer. N
200 Syndicate. 500
100 Paradise, &C
200 Goodshaw. SIC
$40 Belvidere, Toe
$50 Champion. zoe
100 South Bulwer. loc sl0
290 Addenda, zoe
$50 North MONDAY,
81 Mammoth, SOC
50 Boston Con-, Ia
rs Tiptop. "a
$50 Silver King, l3t, lSk lSa
80 SosndAy, l Us
THIS MORNING.
$50 ophir. CO. Co
200 Mexican, ca
200 Gould 4 Curry. 3S
los Best 3 Belcher. So
50 California, ~
$40 Savage. 2 O5
50 Con. Virginia. ? ~
$50 Chollar. 90
$50 Potosi, | 10, ~, l 60. l Is
'25 Hale & Norcross, ~ a IS
100 Crown Point. l 20. | 10. l ~
1fp Yellow Jacket. 3 40, 3 ~
800 imperial, zoe
eco hentuek. IL
10 Alpha. ga
4lo Beleher. 2 Is. 2 10, 20s
COS Sierra Nevada. s
40 Utah. sS
l35 Bullion, l 40. -
as E~lehequer. l Is, l as
$50 Seq. Beleher. 9
eco OvermAn, Coo
222, Justice. 2. 2 10. 2 o5. 2 Is. 20
10 Union Con-, i0S
lie Silver Hill. SOC. 25c
SIS Julia. 40c. Csc
$50 New York, 25c
800 Caledonia, 25c
1870 Alta. GU Gs. ca. 6t. 7, IN ~.
Ga
100 Occidental. Ia
100 Challenge. 200
$50 Lady Washington. iec, s5e
S93 Andes, 2e5
600 Wells Fargo, Toe. Sc, Toe
oG5 Scorpion. | ~, IS, | ~
1890 Benton, 2 Us, 2. 2 bi02
100 Capital. gee
100 Golden Gate, 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14

lDlb u ltsb TUG tmouue w Ssis'se
defalcation. Tho report was recsived
and placed on file.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A petition. asking that the Justices
Court Of Township No. l be continued
in the room at present occupied. on 40
count OF Its central position, signed BY
several attorneys and citizens. was re.
ferred to the Courthouse COMMITTEES.
The case OF Ellen GRANDMA. INDECENT.
was referred to Commissioners Nys.
The petition Of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company was taken
up, and after some discussion, the lease
OF the toll road was renewed for o fur.
Their term OF i've years at . nominal
rental Of 81 per year.
Bills were allowed a. follows: Coroner
Brodrk, SS4 10; A. Frauzini. milk for
hospital, $50 %; INDECENT sick. $ll0 10.
The bill Of 8. D. Baker for $50 20 snd
that OF Charles Cahill for S35 were re-
isrrsd to the proper committees.
The Board then devoted the remainder
OF the evening to al examination Of tho
delinquent tax roll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14

Lease or the six.Mtis Canyon fsii
Road Propositions VAR
rtck's B"sdsmsa rhs Ceonsy
Treasury ssd b
trtct Attorney Instructed 70
Commence Observation-Disclosures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14

IulkI luuus IN IrohSur
This Is less the amount Of Carrick's
defalcation. The report was recsived
and placed on file.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-24
By Green & Wise. Auctioneers.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
. Corporation Court for the city OF Alexan.
dris, Va rendered at its 5eptem Der term 1851
in tie cause Of Daniel w. Griffith We. klnsey
Grifi ID ct al the uadefsign-d. special Q 'm mis-
sioner therriu nsmed, will ot r Tor sale oy pup
tic auction in front Of the entrance to the Court
room, on Fsirfsx street, on ATU RDA1, Inc
I'd day of October, 1880, at II o'clock m the
following property to Wit: oo
Mol. A LOT OF GROUND: beginring !2o
feet in ches from the corner OF Union ana hlng
streets thence west with King street ~ feet y
inches to the centre of the square; thence south
ll6 feet to 20 feet alley thoncs east on the al.
ley % feet inches; thence north by straight
line to the beginning o1.
No 2. a LOT OF GROUND snd !MPROV
MENTS adjoining the property of D. NC Leod
beginning at the western Intersection OF NC
Leod's line with King stteal thence back with
McLeod's line l16 feet 10 20 feet alley thetc q
with the alley wesiw .rdly "a feet; thence with
line parallel to first line to King street; thence
with King street to the beginnius.
No 8. A LOT OF GROUN ND, commonly
called Lac COAL ARD LOT" commencing
on King street about 641 feet east of the corner
of Lee street ftonting say &C FEET on King street
and running back 1l6 or III fest to Il ~ It alley
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to pay coetS o
suit aud expenses of ssle and the residue on 9
credit of siI, twslve and eighteen months. with
interest from the day of sale, taking bonds Wild
good personal sct uritY, and retaining tl!ls to se
cure the deferred p,y nents
GEORGE WALKER,
sep1l.eots Special Commissioner.