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WTANTED-At 1893 Broadway, girl for gen.
w eral Homework. None but good cook
need apply IT'S
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Wagon-maker to do general
w repairing, Address M. W. Niederkorn,
Pennington. MINI. 174'
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NTHOLEsALE LIQUOR TRADE Clerk
w ship in the above wanted by young
who has had several years. expe-
rence in a wholesale London house. Address,
G. H., this Office. 145*
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WTANTED-A boy to write in an office.
w Address in own handwritlngsA. s., this
office. 1881
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WANTED-A good girl for general house
w work; four in family. Apply 4SK West
Third street. 172*
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SA MEN for Hastings & Dakota rail
LOU road on the James river. Wages
Sl.75 per day; $3.50 per week for board. Free
fare. Go every morning at $40. Colton's En-
ployment Bureau, 22l Washington avenue
south, Minneapolis. 1913
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WTANTED-A boy to milk, and take care
w OF horses. Apply to Major j. Kelli-
her, % East Third street, between 10 and 10
A. NJ. 1857
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SITUATIONS WAITED
MRleE.

| WANTED-By young man willing to
| w work, with excellent recommendations,
| place as coachman. Will serve as butler or
| wait on table. Address Butler, this Office.
1854
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kO QUARRY-MEN for Stone City, Iowa.
w Wages $l.75 per day; $3.50 per week
for board. One years employment guaran-
teed. Go Wednesday at $50 p. NJ. Free fare.
Colton's Employment Bureau, 221 Washing
ton avenue south, Minneapolis. 1878
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
n..a .. sev.. r..rs o,a.

CHICAGO, March 2sth.-A Gin
cipnati special saye: Maud 8. was
seven years old yesterday and the
event WAS celebrated at Chester
Park by . number OF horsemen.
She Is In condition barring . small
splint on the outside of the right
leg, which is growing less and
won't be serious. She has growI
considerably In the past year and
her trainer-Bain-predicts for her
much greater success than last
year. He yesterday asked Col.
Bullock, . wealthy citizen, who
visited her, to mark on her stall
his guess rs to the record che
would make this year. Col. Bul.
lock marked 209l and Balm wrote
below 2O7. II Am confident OF
making that with her before the
season is over" he said; "she ID
one year older than when she made
her best record, is more expert.
enced aud better educated" he
stated that she will not be matched
against any other horse, but that
all her efforts will be confined to q
trot here, at Chicago and probably
at Minneapolis, where there 10 ar
effort to get her and st. Julien to-
gether.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30

10. ahs anS Bank Of
Cristoval Machado ct al, defsndants.
Action brought in the Superior Court
OF the State Of California, In and for the
county Of Los Angeles. and the COM
ies, in ne ONCE Of the CLERK Of said su.
The People Of the state Of California
send greeting to Cristoval Machado. Joa.
Newmark. Kaspar Cohn, Meyer ]. New
mark, Morris 4. Newmark, composing
the Arm Of H. Newmark 4 Co., and INV.
Hellman, defendants.
~ You oo,,Is are hereby REQUIRED to appear IN n
above named plaintiff In the Superior
Court Of the State of California. in and
for the county Of Los Angeles, and to an.
swer the complaint filed therein, within
after the service on you of this summons
III served within this county; or, II
served elsewhere, within thirty days-or
Judgment by default will be taken
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a
decree of this Court for the foreclosure Of
y certain mortgage described in the said
toval Machado to the plaintiff herein
on the Arst day Of November. A d 1875, to
secure the payment Of a certain promis-
| sorry note Of date Oct. 3lst, 1875, for the
sum Of $1,000, with interest thereon from
date till paid at the rate of ~ per cent.
per month; II not paid punctuafly. TO be
compounded and bear like interest; exc.
cuted BY defendant Cristoval NJ echado
to the plaintiff herein (all in U. 8. gold
said mortgage may be: sold and the pro:
ceeds applied to the payment of the said
principal sum Of $1,000. with interest at
the rate Of one and one-half per cent per
S0th day Of April. A: D. 1879; e27.4S taxes
paid March II, 1878; $3S.63 on goth March,
1879; $2l.0i paid on 9Th February, 1850;
si5.0 90 paid Dec. 80. 1880; $ls.4o paid Febru-
| rate Of ~ per cent per month till paid
from their res peotive dates; counsel fees
at the rate of 10 per cent on the amount
OF Judgment recovered. and for costs Of
us nna in case o such are mot
against said Cristoval Machado for the
balance remaining due; and also ths4
the defendants. and all persons claiming
and foreclosed Of all right, title. claim,
lien, equity of redemption and interest
In and to said mortgaEed premises, and
for other and further relief.
| Reference is had to complaint for par
tlculars.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to appear and answer the said com.
plant as above required, the said plain.
iii will apply to the Court for the RELIEF
Sner a ns saa ssnS aad n: seal
the Superior Court of the State of Califor'
mia, in and for the county Of Los Ange'
les, this 9Th day Of February, In the yea
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and, ,eighty-one.
(Seal.) A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
BY e. H. OWEN, Deputy.
| TH0M 4 STEPHENS,
mf30-2m Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30


The ignorance and superstition
existing in Austrian Poland are II.
lustrated by an occurrence In Bla.
10, West Galicia, where, last
month, thousands Of men and w0.
men assembled in front of church
and waited all day in the expeota'
tion of seeing 1.-THE devil appear 10
visible and tangible fern. The
report had become current that he
had been caught in q tight place
BY clever priest, who had sub.
dued him with holy water and
prayer, and that, loaded with
twelve chains, and In the custody
Of four gsndarmes, hs would have
to visit twenty.nine churches be-
fore he could regain his liberty.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
Hartford's Natural Born Liars.

A Hartford correspondent was
looking 1T q fruit piece In the win.
dow OF q picture store, when he
was Joined by . bluff old country
man, and q dialogue ensued which
il best told Ia the words Of one OF
the actors: "What 10 the picture
worth, cap ?" said the rural critic.
"Probably twenty-five dollars"
I answered, "may-be more" !"
WTwenty.five dollars! /! Sh0 !" said
the old man; "1've got barn full
Of the raal, genuine fruit, which
I'll sell for seventy.five cents q
bar'l,U "Possibly," I said, "but
there are plenty Of people In Hart
ford who would not think twenty
five dollars an exorbitant price
for that piece. Indeed, there are
several men Of this city who own
picture galleries which have cost
them large fortunes. Gov. Jewell,
has, l believe. . gallery OF paint
ings which are valued at some
thing like $75. 600, and possibly are
worth more.'
The old man looked hard at me,
evidently thinking I was giving
him "taffy" of the most extravs'
CANT kiuf. Then he laid his big
hand upon my arm and said:
"Son, this morning I was In 9
grocery store, and u little bel
struck, and . clerk grabbed little
handle and holloed 'Hellov In 1t,
and talked In it too. When l asket
him what bn dia that for. he sale
re 1i%ahthilfkaInS %ahthilfk lf1y to ano.hst .ss.s man In I
out and bought my goods of mar
| I could trust. Now you're fillln
me UP with q dodratted yarn about
pictures. Hartford has got the al
| firedest lot of natural born liars o
any town In these diggin's, ant
don't you forget it."-NeW Yorl
| NeU8
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30

did not amount 70 much, - Gen.
Taylor died, and the Democracy
captured the administration Of the
Vice. President elected with him.
Just ~ they had done in the case Of
Harrison. In 1852 the election Of
franklin Pierce resumed the old
legitimate Democratic asesndancy
and the election Of Buchanan, In
1855, continued 1t. But, by this
time, the Democratic quarrsls had
reached . stage of vehemsnce
which could not be controlled.
I've Democratic nominations for
President followed; and, as result,
the Republican party came into
power. As against either Douglass
or Brscklnridge the success Of q
Republican candidate for Presi-
dent would have been a. hopeless
~ the election Of a Whig candi.
date In the old days, but as against
the "house divided against ITSELF"
Lincoln succeeded
The Republican party has now
controlled the Presidency and the
offices for twenty-four years-the
largest unbroken occupancy known
in American politics. The time
has come for those internecine
commotions which resulted in q
Democratic surrender of power,
and which will make history re-
peat itself against the Republicans.
Two foemsp, worthy Of each others
steel, are now confronted in the
Republican ranks, at the outset OF
| . Republican administration. Jim
Blaine, of Maine, is an admirable
James Fitz James to Conkling'a
Rhoderick Dhu, and vics versa.
The Issue has been Joined. The
Grant crowd would fifty times
rather sec the Democracy succeed in
1854 than the Blaine crowd and the
Blaine clans are of like mind,
What the upshot will be may be
easily surmised. Quarrels In the
Republican ranks, that party hav-
ing then held power for twenty.
four years, will be certain to throw
the dominant party into the mi
nority In 1881, while there is cap
ital chance, besides, that the panic
which placed Harrison In the Pres
idsncy will help the Democratic
candidate In that year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
AFTERNOON srnxrrs-4 r. n.

Mt Potosi, l5s b, 20 a; Gould 4 Curry.
Mt Diablo, 5k b; silver King. 23H b, "a q;
Imperial, l8c b; Caledonia, 100 b. i5c a;
Ophlr. 9. 10 9; Con Virginia. Les b: Potosi,
2.Stg; Andes, t.S5. 81. Oro. 75c b., 80 q;
Belcher. l:7O b; Hale 4 Norcross. SO 81
man, $50 b, sec q; Savage. 3.tO b; Sierra
Nevada, 81 b; Bullion. SIC b; N Belle, 1871
b; scorpion, i.20 b, X q; s Belcher.9 9;
Best 4 Belcher, 81 b,SM 9; Albion, 2o5 b;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30

QUITE q number Of up.country
Californians are In Los Angeles
to-day with the view of investing
in real estate. The list includes
many who are heartily tired Of the
disheartening experiences of the
Sacramento valley. We confess
that We commend their good sense.
Drowned out every two or three
years, with climate that closely
rivals that Of Tophet, in mid.sum.
mer, with detritus piled up to q
height of two or three feet yearly,
and increased in volume since the
Debris act came into being, 1t is
small wonder that prudent men Of
the Sacramento ysllsv- haya.Rade
venue is necessary. In Los Ange.
les county there Is an unrlvaled
field for their Industries aud capi.
tai. Let them come here and plant
their vines and fig trees; and, II
they have sufficient capita, oranges
and lemons. There is big
meney In either proposition. Not
only that, but the men who will
Fcome here and court the early and
constant sun of this section, and
put their energies into the raising
of early vegetables for the San
Francisco and Eastern markets,
will make competenoies In y few
years. tits, In truth. like pluck.
ing fruit from low hanging boughs.
Where are the intelligent and Ia.
boriops market gardeners who, In
the neighborhood OF st. Louis, Gin
cinnati, and other Eastern cities,
soon become rich2 II they will
come here they can abrldge the
period OF probation remarkably
and be hailed as rich before they
know that they have toiled.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
P.sse.s.rs ssasn ..a E.ss.

FRESNO, March 29th.-The fol.
lowing is the list Of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at s p. NJ:
r Garrett, wife ald daughter, Kan.
sas; B w Lee, Los Angeles; B H
Adair, do; Isaac Lyons, Yuma; J
f Starke and family, Alameda; H
B Fanton, San Francisco; w w
Glazier, do; Mrs J Weston, do; w
J Graves, do; II Krebs, do; Mr. and
Mrs g Boyer, do; Ed O'Brisn, do;
"A 6amuels, do; P Leonard, do;
r Birnie, do; Samuel 9 Hall, do;
James NJ Warren, do; II A Clifford,
do; 3 G Williams and wife, Tue.
son; Miss Annette Lagrange, Oak
land; TIL Dearborn and wife, Chi
cago; g 81 Christian ard family,
Minneapolis; Valentine Miranda,
Tucson; James Smith, San Fran
cisco; n p Peterson, Red Wing,
Mimi; A P Peterson, do; r V
Jones, Oakland; DR. Geo II Beach,
Orange; ] F Miller, Virginia City;
Daniel Kirby, Mercsd; Mrs Mary
Madden and three children, San 81.
mon; Mrs J Brown and 8 children,
Virginia, New.
Passsngess per AMoOn.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2Sth. =
The steamer Ancon sailed at "a. NJ
to-day, with the following passen.
gers fer Los Angeles: Rev II Shaft
ner, wife, son, daughter and tive
children; VIM Hahne and wife
Mrs R J Forsythe. F Meow err
and wife, G Evans and wife, p x
Klinefelter and wife, Amila I
Murry, Jane Aurry, Miss J F Sey.
more, VIM Kersten, H Wolf, ] ]
Penny, w Barker, Mrs 8 A Win
all; F A North.
Pound M0Pdesed--Labare
i SAN FRANCISCO, March 2Sth.-
SIoEne, known as "Ul0 Tex,TT
; peculiar character familiar In min
ing districts, was murdered on th
trail leading from his ranch to Til
Top. He was found Sunday will
tive bullet holes through his body
A reward will probably be offere,
J for the apprehension of his muir
derer.
John R. Price & Co., Of Flag
staff, ro.day advertise for on
thousand laborers to work on th
A. 4 p. r. R., In the San Francis
CO Mountains.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30

The San Clemente Island, as o
sheep range, is a very curious re.
gion. To begin with, there IL nc
water there. Springs and running
streams are strangers to this pas.
toral ocean coigne of vantage. Yet
there is an abundant herbage upon
this strange land, which reconcilea
the numerous focks to the depri.
vation of water, and they flourish
galore without stream or spring.
Last year the Messrs. Good win,
Mace and Macy, who have large
hocks upon the island, netted $2s,-
600 from their common venture. It
IL said, of late, that the nocks are
steadily but surely eating off the
grasses and heritage that have
hitherto proved abundantly suf1i-
cient for pasture, and that the time
Is not far distant when the nocks
must either be removed to the
main land or starve. In past
years the San Clemente Island
has afforded pasturage for exten.
sive focks, whose owners have
made money, but who have at last
yielded to the drouth, and the
bones Of unnumbsred flecks en-.
cumber Its now vsrdant fields. AT.
ter these drouths has come q moist
season, the grasses again springinr
up, and years Of profitable specula.
tion have followed. The sheep, In
} short time, become 30 Wild that
they have to be corralled and las.
'osd, to gather In their flsecss.
The fact Of the existence Of sheep,
~ the twenty thousand, on q pas.
ure range absolutely without
water, justlfss u In psnnlng this
'risf note Of an eccentric freak of |
Iature.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
Ea11 Steam Printing House

E - lneilitass ss the HsaALD stsam
$3.50 nonss fer doing job work are mot
1oDoa IN California outside Of San
! ns1soo and sacramento. All work on
s q 1ooa - - VIII b executed with neat
- - nsspatsh at the lowest living
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial. TO the'HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK IsEPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
snnUIAA AOriCE.

rnoooo1nsr notisss q companies, sooae-
-. 6ls1ohes, eee., Will emily be inserted
fc16 8nnAxD = paid advertisements
~ rorurvs. NJ Places Of Worship. graf
r nHo<ooEy,- which VIII appear every
n1uv mornlng.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
EASTERN.
senate PfOoeedlnxs.

WASHINGTON. March 29th.-Iu
the Senate to-day Brown replied
to Mahone's speech of yesterday.
A motion to 90 into exeentive ses.
sion was voted down by 28 to 27.
Kellogg made q speech, during
which he stigmatizsd as a humbug
the statement that negroes voted
the Democratic ticket. Adjourned.
Nominees 0esiing Nervous.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-There
is no change yet Ia the Senate sit
uation, but 1t 10 probable that some
arrangement will be made by to.
morrow for an executive session,
as nominations are accommodating
rapidly. The men nominated by
the President are getting very ner.
vous and urge an executive session.
wIl Nes Be wlsharawn.
WASHINGTON, March 20th,-A
prominent Republican, who saw
the President to-day, says that nei-
ther Robertson nor Chandler will
be withdrawn unless they request
1t themselves. The Democratic
Senators are unanimously deter.
mined to vote against Chandler.
Faneral OF Genera, Upson.
NEW YORK, March 29th.-The
funeral Of the late General Upton,
whose remains arrived here from
San Francisco Saturday night,
took place this afternoon from the
Sand Beach Church. All the dsgs
In the city were 1T half mast out of
respect to the dead soldier. The
church was heavily draped in
mourning and the service, though
brief, was very impressive.
Among the army officers present
were Gen. Sherman and Gen.
OF San Francisco. From
that city there was Q profuse dis.
play of flowers, the offerings OF
citizens. The remains were not
shown. The pail bearers were
Gen. F. H. Townsend, Of Albany;
Prof. p. b. Nichiel and g. L. An.
drews, OF West Point; Col. A. H.
Dupont, Of Wilmington; Major J.
P. Singer, Of New York; Lieut.. q.
VI. Davis, Of Fort Adams, New
York; Major J. B. Campbell, Of
ian Francisco, and Gen. Richard |
Of General Hanceck's |
taft. At the city limits the fu-
neral cortege was met by two
,osts of the Grand Army Of the
and band and escorted
% Fert Hill Cemetery, whore the
,ody WAS inferred by the side Of
Lieut.. Kehoe, who was killed in
he Custer massacre.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30

In the southern portion Of Los
Angeles county . coplous rain II
needed to assure an abundant
yield Of the cereals. ~ some in.
sxplieable caprice, the rainfall in
he lstttude of Anahslm aad osnta
Ane = eften euStailea ~ the boun-
llssl = /. = neessss !. se11slsd !: = ~ A.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
Reaeonsaeid Imprsvisg.

LONDON, March 29.-Lord Bea-
eonsfisld has been free from spas
modic attacks during the day and
his strength fully maintained.
M1DNIaHT-Lord 'Beaconsfield
passed an undistufbed evening and
Ia better.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
WANTB-.LOST-FOUND.
Wanted to Rent,

Centrally located a bedroom and kitch.
en- furnished for Housekeeping. Address
D., Herald office. m29-Iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
NEW TODAY.
MILK! MILK!

Don't pay six to seven cents quart for
milk when you can get the best Of CAR.
TER q GILMORE, Washington Dairy,
for i've cents. nr30.St
Express copy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
llensy and ssock nsrkss.

NEW YORK, March 20th.-Silvsr
bars, $f.122; money easy at 4@6;
governments steady; stoeks closed
firm: Western Union, $1lS}; quick.
silver, -; Pacific 623; Mariposa,
q; Wells, Fargo 4 Co., $l19; New
York Central, $ll6f; Erie, $4e;
Panemes $40; Uoion Paolfle, e1lS},
bonds, el1S3; CsntEal RAslee, oo0{ I,
s;sa; ;;,''s'''' s'''i Ss:is s's ! nsssss
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
Partner Wanted.

In we'll established business; ten per
cent. income guaranteed. Enquire at
Herald office. mr20-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
HOUSE OF TWELVE ROOMS
PARTLY FURNISHED, TO LET.

Situated nearly mile from the Court
house; pleasantly surrounded; f1!nlsh-
bsdsteads, odrpsts, ehaars, ete.; kifshel
and dining room Axtuylst four aer0o q
esasing cIenss tsses; half @ . a. go 6
~ 'ISI =; n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
FOR EICN.

Krpsss &s BeasOs sasid's d ain
EAlse.
LONDON, March 29th.-A false
report of the death Of Earl Bea.
consfield has been circulated In
this city. His condition changed
at 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30

BAN FRANCISCO. March 80
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
TREES, TREES.

10000 sEE1LING TR SM1 Isa,;, ORANGE "a ! s,1II
American seed, for sale at
MRS. H. SHAW'S NURSERY,
On San Pedro street, between Adams
and Jefferson streets, m2O.2m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30
NEW TO-DAY.
Summons.

In the Superior Court of the State of
California, In and for the county OF Los
Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30

Qsntlsmsn's GLASSES, Tuesday evening"
= dals!s' : { .s4 s..uas.a's s!s... TAsraas.
= :; : g. s!'s ! = !; : d !
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-30

n@Commodious suites of unfurnishe cd
apartments, with all modern conven.
fences. suitable for families; also, pl cas-.
ant omces: at reasonable rates, IN the
BAKER BLOCK.
INQUIRE Of J: 4. GRAVES, Rooms 8 and
I, Baker Block. ta8tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-16
sEM!.AHHual REYEET CT TYs caUNTy
TREASURER.
|. the Board of County Commissioners OF Ormshy

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, January l, 1881.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-16
Call Early Many sf the Goods are emily
iSaApAes.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.
eY VIRTUE SIX sSD IN FURsJ-

seY VIRTUE sax sSD IN FURsU-
: > OF tHe ccrtan orders Of sale issued separ
u:1y and nispn lent Of eli other. The first Of said
orders u sa2 Issued out # the Second Judicial District
Io1rJ Ne'ada, IN and T the COUNTY OF ornsby on
der tie seal u sail court tht day, and issued upon
the Il dc'rco rendered AID entered IL - i Court on the
Sd day Of Ser.,u!Dvr 4 D. t>" in the sC for the fore
c!osuIe Of Mortgage said Court, cll'ted Tren0!or
Coffin, Plaintiff Geo. l. ubsn ANA James +. DeaI}
cOpartncrs doing business uud yhc firm! name and stVe
If Gibson < DcaN, and Kane OLaaly Co., dlfolllnts
COMMANDING me- among other things, to adyert:-, ~
sell ID lie auon, in OrTnsby county Nevada, a.y:
ing law, the property hereinafter described conS
utig part of block Der thirty Two (33) of Proc
tor Green's Division of Carson city, Nevada and cut
Of the proceeds OF said sale retain my fees and dis
bursenens and 10 the plaintiff his costs OF suit taxed
al So 90 and counsel fees allowed by SAID Court and
fixed at %! 49, and interest at 10 per cent per anum
until padand also topay plaintiff the sum OF S522 with
Interest The of 31+5 81 thereof at the rate of
l. per cent per month from september ISL, 1885, until
paid the accruing costs upon said first order Of sale now
amount to Sc 20l The second of said orders Of sale
issued out OF said above named Court on the 18th day OF
Dee cmber, 1885, duly atested under the seal of said
Court on said ~ ana issued upon the final decree made
and rendered in said Court the 18th day Of December,
1882 in the suit for foreclosure OF Mortgage in said Court
entitled Tren Coffin plaintiff mes Dealy and
wife defendants commanding me- among other things
ad vertis and sell at public auction, in msby county,
New ada according law. all of the real estate hereinafter
lie s. bed or SO much thereof as NAV be necessary to
die the several amounts herein mentioned and out Of
ne proceeds Of such sale to retain costs fees and dis
bu'smens, and to pay to said plaintiff the following
amounts to wit his costs of suit taxed at S47 s. and
s. 81 counsel fees for foreclosure allowed by slad Cont
with in terest said the Of 10 per cent per
annlll from Dec 18th, 1850 until paid also the sum of
s19 90 with interest the S6i2 80 thereof, the
rate of cent per month from November 22d 1850
nnt paid, all il L. 5. gold coin (the accruin costs upon
ID second order OF sale amounting to So 2o) have
levied upon and hereby for sale the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit That certain piece or los OF
and yilE III and forming the southeast corner OF block
number thirtytWo go OF Proctor Green's Division Of
aIson CITY, or1sby Comfy Nevada, and bounded and
described as follows; commencing at the intersection OF
the north line OF Proctor street with The west line OF Car
son street 3r, in sad said Carson City Seyada r 4
thirty-four 60 feet and six 90 inches; thence