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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
Valley RHYMES.

The following poem, with the ex-
ception of the first verse, was writ
ten and published in the Msriposa
Gazette, by this deponent during the
comet scare of '57, and proved suffi-
Gent at that time to prevent the
threatened calamity. If q second
publication with the additional verse
should serve to avert the impending,
ETC., etc, the writer has not wrought
in vain. G. g.
1.-THE world to an end shall surely come
In eighteen hundred and eighty one."
Mother shipton.
This world now in her fullest bloom,
Winds up affairs sometime this June,
So let us quickly change our tune
From short out to long meter,
Or laugh and dance, its all the same,
Since life's at best losing game
And death is but q chilling name,
II we can pass st. Peter.
The sun now hid IS his face in gloom,
And tete tete is with the moon.
Old natures harp is out of tune,
hear the comet coming.
Though not in sight smell sfar
His fell intent of direful war.
To shock us with his hellish car:
Ismell the sulphur burning.
Old earth now trembles in her shoes,
And even the sky has got the blues;
The devil waits to FIRE the fuse
And blow Us iuto flinders,
The SUMS at last thrown of the track,
And Lunss lying OIL her back;
Doomsdsy's at last commenced to crack;
Don't you hear the splinters.
had but hydraulic power,
Rugged to Yosemite's hesvenwsrd tower,
I'd "douse his glim" in half an hour.
No more he'd come "cavortine."
But Kissing from his shower bath
I'd send him on his dsrksome path,
Or let him rip in impotent wrath.
Fizzing. fosming, snorting.
And II no other means avail,
Some snow clad mount I'll climb, and hail
The frey steed with flaming tail.
II gentle will rid him;
II not some cool retreat I'll seek,
Beneath the glaciers frozen peak,
Secure. and safely hiding.
And then within my cell I'll creep,
Whilst all around the mad flames leap,
And now and then I'll slyly peep
And see the world frying.
The ecrth shall soon be burnt to dust,
All-save my cell a blsckened crust;
The heavenly bodies all on bust,
And all at tangents flying.
The danger has at length passed by,
And calm and cloudless is the sky;
The sun and moon are still on high,
And are their duty doing.
The comets passed ON its way
Without one saucy word to say,
But wished us all a pleasant day
Perhaps he came wooing.
Mason Valley June 5th. CLARK CLEAvER.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
Justices Court, Silver City.

On Wednesday Charles Burning
was examined for house breaking
on a charge preferred by James A.
Waddell. Burning is one OF the
boys convicted in Storey county
some time ago of larceny commit
ted on the same premises, the Quinn
Boarding house. He received at
the time days in the Storey County
Jail, and as none of the property was
traced to him, the Court taking into
consideration his youth, and the Tact
that he had already been punished
in Storey county, discharged him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
The l.. NJ. & NJ. Co.'S X. X.

The branch railroad of the Lyon
Mill and Mining Co. is now com
pleted. The road was begun about
two mouths ago and has cost some
thing over $4,000. 1t is altogether
about two miles in length, aud is
quite a unique affair. Its initial
point is oue-eighth of a mile above
the Dayton depot. From thence the
main track runs northerIy past the
pan mill on the lower side, and bear
ing around into the main street,
makes a sharp curve, reversing the
direction of the road within lateral
distance of about 100 feet. Thence
it runs southerly to the upper side
of and into the pan mill, directly
over the tailings and ore bins.
From this main track branches
lead off in various directions, con-
Meeting with every part OF the COM
pany's works, and reservoirs and
tailiugs grounds. The acid chamber,
blue stone works aud pan and quartz
mill are now in direct steam com.
munication with each other and
with all tie world besides. 1t is
doubtful if there is another mill on
the Pacific Coast so complete in all
its appointments as this; and at the
same time having such means OF
communication. When the low
grade ore begins to come out through
the fuprel it is probable that the
Lyon Mill will extend its road IN
that direction, and this is liable to
occur at no distant day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
Hotel Arrivals.

Following is list of the arrivals
at the Union Hotel the past week;
John CARING, A. J. Newman, T.
r. Hougham, Fl Churchill; Geo.
Mccain, Virginia; o. j. Prick, Car
son; John Hepworth, Silver City;
Kimber CIeavcr, Mason Valley; G.
E. Sayles, Mason Valley; Thos. Hill,
Como; Geo. w. Robinson, Mason
Valley; o. II. Smith, Gold Hill; G.
NJ. Cavenaugh, Carson; W. II. Nc
Hugh, Carson; John Pettigrew, Sac,
ramento; G. w. Burrier, Fit. Chur.
chill; H. j. 7. Scheel, Silver City;
Clark Cleaver, Mason Valley.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11

Decd. L. Godfrey to Laura Lar
SOL. conveying lot on the south side
of Silver street, adjoining the resi-
dence of Ed. Lothrop; consideration
$50. Dated May 4th, 1881. (This
is not the house that Jack built.)
Deed of Trust-John Seaman and
wife to W. p. Coleman, ct al, for the
N of n E and the 5 w + of N E
I and the N W / of s E t of Sec. 81
TIP IA N of Il % Z; consideration
$780, Dated April 7th, 1881.
Deed-Jason Lothrop to Mary N.
Stiles, conveying the lot situated on
The east side of 81 street, adjoining
Mrs. Rothschilds; consideration 81.
Dated May 4th, 1881. This deed
also includes water rights in Palmy-
ra Mining District.
Deed-F. D. Calvert and wife to
C. & C. r. r., tract of land adjoin.
ing the track near the Mound House;
consideration 81. Dated May 4th,
1881.
Deed-G. NJ. Reed to Catherine
Reed, conveying lots on south side
of Main street, west of new track;
consideration 81. Dated May 9th,
1881.
Deed-Sutro Tunnel Company to
j. A. Bonham, half of lot No. 10,
block No. 527, in the town of Sutro;
consideration $3.50. Dated March
10th, 1881.
Disadvantage Cunio to John
Ghiglieri ct al, conveying right of
way for a ditch across Domingo's
ranch; consideration $500. Dated
May 10th, 1881.
Deed-Leonard Boutan to Charles
Mason, lot on Carson street, Dayton;
consideration SIS. Dated May 18th,
1881.
Deed. D. Sims to George Cobb,
conveying lot on Main street, adjoin-
ing residence of John Lothrop on
the east; consideration 1926. Dated
May Goth, 1881.
Deed-John Day to Robert Stowel,
conveying lot at west end of Main
street, Dayton; consideration $106.
Dated May 18th, 1881.
Deed-Thos. Hill to Ada B. Ely,
conveying an undivided 800 feet in
the Mohawk Gold and Silver Mine
in Como, consideration 81. Dated
April 7th, 1881.
Deed--Sutro Tunnel Company to
Gabriel Thomas, conveying lot o,
block 574 in town of Sutro; consid.
Grafton $500. Dated March 10th,
1881.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
A Fat Office.

A country postoffice usually goes
begging for an occupant, but Wabus-
ka is an exception. H. F. Swasey
was around some weeks ago with
petition numerously signed, and now
comes Kimber CleaYer. who an
nounces that he is also candidate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
Unsatisfactory Removals.

The running of the county line
across Mason Valley has caused two
involuntary changes of residence.
Perk Birmingham is now citizen
of Lyon county, and Joe Seaman of
Esmeralda, and each would have
preferred to remain where he was.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
DISSOLUTION OF C0.PARTNER-
SHIP.

NYoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO- ALL
N whom IL may concern thst the CO. part
nership heretofore existing between ALBERT
PERKINS and JOHN STUBBE, ct New Je-
rusalem, near Dayton, Nevada. under the
firm name and style of AL. PERKINS CO..
has this day been DISSOLVED by mutual
consent; and ALBERT PERKINS. one of the
partners, is to collect ell debts due said frm
ana pay all debts Of their contracting.
ALBERT PERKINS,
JOHN STUBBE.
Dayton Nevada, May IS, 1881.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
NOTICE..
o. 8. Land once. Carson City Newt
May 29th. 1880,

o. 8. Land once. Carson City Nev.(
May goth. 1880.
YTHE PEOPLE OF THE U. 8. TO CARO-.
i LINE HAMILTON, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
us at our ONCE in Carson City, Nevada, on the
9th day of June. 1881 at 10 O'Clock A. N. to
contest the claim Of Francis vanderhoof,
sverring your claim ss follows: Homestead
entry No. $50 made Dec. 9th, 1877 for W y 8
W 4 Sec. 81. and e y s e Y Sec. 20. Sp IA N
Il as K, NJ. D. M TO be unjust and illegal,
and then and there do you show cause. II any
there be. why the claim Of Francis Wander
hoof shall not be recognized as just aud legal.
and he be allowed to enter the said land.
Given under our hands this 10Th day Of
May. 1881. @. A. WITHERELL,
s. G. WRIGHT, Register.
Receiver.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
Buggy for Sale.

If any person wants a good buggy,
second hand, but as good as new,
they can find just the article at the
blacksmith shop of Tom Gavin. 1t
will be sold for cash at very low
figure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
Activity In Real Estate.

The increased activity in real es
tate 10 Dayton as shown by the bus
mess of the County Recorders office
indicates that the citizens are begin
ming TO realize that improvement in
business Is the order of the day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
Religious Notice.

Rey. Mr.. Hammond, of Carson,
will preach in the Court House to.
morrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ. A pop
ular County officer will become a
Benedick Immediately after the ben.
ediction.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11

John Langtry, an old timer, who
has been absent for some years, was
in Dayton on Thursday.
There will be diyine service in the
Court House Sunday night, June 10,
at 7 80 o'clock. Rev. Geo. N. East
man officiating All are cordially
invited,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
Application for Homestead
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON Crrx, NEv.,l
Iauuarv 1881 I

LAND oPYIcn AT CARSON CrTx. NEv.,l
January s, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Horace + Swssey has HIed notice OF
his intention to make ANAL proof before the
Register and Receiver Of said Office ct Carson
City, Nevada. on Wednesday the 9th day OF
February 1881, ON Homestead Application No.
200, for the Y Of s Ek Sec SO, Is, h
Is E, and lots and 2 Of N z 4 Of Sec 4, 4 IL,
N r Is Z NJ d NJ. He names Is Witnesses: @.
o. Damon. Newell Damon and George kobin-
son, of Lyon county, New, and J. B. Gala.
CHER, of Esme talds county
c. A. WITHERELL, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
BRIEF MENTION.

Who is James Browne, the re-
G. A. Hamburg went to Bodie on
thursday.
Hay is selling at Hawthorne for
$25 a ton.
The station house at WabuSka has
been finished.
The teachers examination will be
held Wednesday June 29th.
They are sinking an artesian well
at Keyser's place near Saltwater.
Hugh CARING is making the Saz
erac the best saloon 10 the county.
Bob Mathews has gone to Sierra
county, California on prospecting
trip.
Geo. H. Powning, Superintendent
of the Kossuth, was ia Dayton on
Thursday.
The Lower Comstock has levied
an assessment of SOC per share, de
linquent July 5th.
All crops in Mason Valley are
about month earlier than usual, in
GLIDING mosquitoes.
Ruby WAS down here on Thursday
night, at the head of gang OF Sill
yer City business men.
John G. Young, Census Marshal OF
Wabuska school district, reports "a
children IF school age.
The C. & c. r. II. Co. has put in
spur track at Sinking Wells 10
accomodate the copper miners.
John Lothrop went to Como yes
terday to look after things in and
about the May Day mine.
]. II. Wallace, who laid out the
Lyon Mill narrow gauge road, left
tor California last Monday.
There are fifty three miles Of the
C. s. G. II. r. in Lyon county. Es-
merada gets the rest us far as now
constructed.
It is rumored that the Sutro
Tunnel Company intends shortly to
hegiu prospecting some of the Iedg
es which the tunnel cut while being
driven.
ID. r Sessions, State Supenntend-
ent Of Public instruction was in
Dayton on Tuesday, looking after
school matters.
F. B. Mercer, late Of the Sutro
Independent, is in St. Elmo, Colora-
do. He speaks very hopefully of
the future of that camp. Messrs.
Neff, Gannett and Emory, all old
Sutroites, are with him.
w. A. Rnhson, the foreman of the
Lyon Mill, has sent his family to the
Eastern States on pleasure trip of
few months. While gone they
will visit their relatives ia Albany.
New York.
The Lyon Mill and Mining Co.
has issued an order prohibiting mar
ried men ff1n boarding at the Co.'S
boarding house, except in cases
where their wives are unable to pro-
vide for them.
A committee from the Caledonia
club has been examining the groves
along the Carson river with a view
of having their picnic in one of
them.
A new bridge is being built across
the river about nine miles below
town. The floor will be supported
by old mining cables.
The road from Wabuska station,
running due south, has been opened
eight miles to McLeads pass, on the
Pine Grove and Aurora road. 1t
will be put IN good order and will
probably be the principal thorough,
fare for the western portion of Mason
Valley. 1t is intended to apply to
the Commissioners of Esmeralda and
Lyon counties to make it county
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
Good Luck 10 HIM

The County Recorders office will
be in charge of John Dallas for
couple of weeks while Riley is off
on his trip.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11

AwEEK in your own town. snd no
capital risked, You can give the
business . trial without expense
The best opportunity ever offered for
CHCthoee willing to work. you shoUid
sDOOtry nothing else Until yo8 see for
yourself what yea can do st The
business we offer. No room % En-
plain here. You can devote all your
time or only your spare time to the
business. and make great pay fea every hour
that you work. women make % much % men.
Send for special private terms and psrticu-
lars, which we mail free. IS OUTFIT free
Don't complain Of hard times when you have
such Q chsnce. Address H. HAL1BTT b CO..
Portland, Maine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11
Chinese Remedy for Rheumatism.

The Chinese are gathering horned
toads, which they kill and dry, and
keep to make tea of when attacked
BY rheumatism. They claim that
toad tea is a sure cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-11

Born.
At the Half Way House, to the
wife of T. d. Calvert, son,
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WOODWARD SEMINARY.
Boarding ard csy s:he'l fer Youns Ladies'
ard Little Children.

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HARRISBUR PA.
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anI Art
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stfras
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To clubs Of FTrT and upwards the wEEKtr PsTEfor
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IS cents per copy per sHnum.
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CENTRAL
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
tEighh Normal School Dhnief,)
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON Co, Pa.
CENTRAL
a. y. RAUB, \. NJ, Principal.
THIS SCHOOL, as at present con

mo hSil'Ol4, liH ~ lItHcHI con-
sutu'ed. ufor. the very beet tarilItis. for Pm,
f,s-i''nal aud Classical lesrHin-
B"iisinEs sIagipu. inviting aud oarmoious; rom.
pl"trlS heated ty .l'lm veil ventilated aud Furnish
81 .th oonniial supply q pure wa'sr, sof spring
1>psai,on be.lthfal snl ss.y of scres.
Surrounding sesurty uHsurpss.ei
Nurk.
Discipline, firm sni liad uniform aud thorough.
EAI~nss. moderate.
E,ny cen" ~e-E deduction to tho, PREPARING to
teach
student. admitted Al ,uy time.
Cours~a ~ 'tHdy pres, ftLsJ ty the state. Model
sshrIL ". Preparatory III. Elementary. ~. Sci.
cutidr.
.pJrzc1 oarE,u
l. Academic. II C.mmsrgsi III Mnur ". Art.
Tie Esm'Uiary ami srteutife euurt,s are Pto-
t~sstuusl and students EfaduaiiuE thefrtu receive
IipI"ns. caufrrinv the fal.sus e1trc.,..ud uR 80
gro~s Mater 0f tho Elsmruts. sud Na.t~f 4 the
SCIENCES. Graduates iB the oil .hsf crufsa. rscniys
Normal C''ta,ai's Il their suaiumrnt', signed ly
tho Faculty.
The Professional ooarss. sre literal. and sr. 10
tb1rugghu'.s M" inferior 70 ihse u our brst COLLEGE,
Tive =tai. requires . higher uplrr - ritls.t,ship
Tho tnr. demand 70 II i. one af the prime alJ.rt IL
Of this school help O. s-ure u - furuishinr int.
hE"It and 'risut teachers flf her srh,o'a 10 thi,
'nA q ril'.iis SaHng VrfsQns u Epnt s'4itss and
-a'd pHrfs~~s-thasa vhe a~sif- 10 ifry.a,s ih.it
tius and their fslsui., stu lssts L aII sash u
profnsss all IN is1el1faHE their toe md shundau
nytpftuniii-s fr sell paid iar after leaviuF srho
far raialnsue aud tsrHHs adlress the PRINCIPAL
s1tru - TRrsrtra
stastholifrs' Trn',ses-I u Harian. " n. 4 n.
Ret. lar5h Hf1sn 5. y. Eiri FORD ssnusI Chsist A
Eanh. Il. q. Cook. 7 Uirrjs Esq - ktn,rinE
Z NeC1rnisk ~ ". ". H.ukin Wu u Bro "a
state Tna'iee=-il.D \. q Curtin. tlou u. L pisf.
+ 1lsrb Cen } J.ssa Neruil tIuu william BiElsf J c
G. haley, 5. Miller Mrfarnlirk IA.
urFtrErs
Hon WILLIAM RiGLER. President Clsaraeld. ra
Gen. IE-SE NEHRiLL Ftfs4tsut I,srk Haven Ps
: NtLLAW MCCORMICK serreiaFy
THOMAS iAEpLEY, Treasurer.
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u = lees lana, abu iAfn W hfttfIs tie aH"Hal'i'Ft
offer. for sale Of he two farm. he now oceupie'
IN HOWARD TOWNSHIP
This farm {. located on the north side Of the Rali
Eagle creek nearly opposite th. Borongh of Howard
Il has frontngr Of ~ rod. the er,ck. with high
bank which never o'srHsvs
II contain, 30 acres u ISud or les. about lio
Of which - cleared. The remainder Is woodland.
1t /, we'll wa,sred, having beside. h- creek irunt.
age, veil at the house, sPung run traver'tns tho
whole length of the place, and several 'prus in The
hcld. at least Two of whrh very ho" onen and -
situated to ts easily pipcd To the bulaiug'.
Tho building. arr beautifully located upon roll Of
land few r-l- from the creek. upon The public road
leading up and down the creek aud within ton min.
walk q the poe, osr depot stores aud churche.
of Howard Blr"uEh.
The house &. fame and nearly usw. II {. aoy1G n
In size tuil .'pris. high, containing eight large
rooms, With hsu 10th up stair. AMI wn. tesie a
hrtyass cellar asd attic, tih Of which tho fuIl
sllr Of tho house
Conveniently near this 3. good hank barn Alsa
nearly uew II is q - ~ feet, containing two II.
o,Ilcn,ly finished ,hra.hiuE floors. E,od ErAuary.
lr.t rate stabllng sud h.' attached 10 " large corn
crib. and wagon shed, i5Iis feet With mos over.
head.
portion 5f the land 6. we'll adapted 70 timothy,
AID has yiede 1r is present. owusT A. high thrs~
tons ar,t olss. hay rer ARE. 4 gsai T X. D~dsrek
hay Lslinz machine, aud Fairbanks .eas' for weigh.
Ing The bsss arc in the barn. and vili bc sali
With the farm. n desired.
other part. II the land arr wsll suited 10 tobacco
culture, and yielded a number one crup Last season.
Farms with 80 many sIyautazss a. 'his are rarely
offered ior sale 1, ~ll - cold at flr price and on
rrasouaLl~ terms
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SKILLED LARnR

are looked alter, sud HfsfYuduE pertaining 10 ne
cHHtHs atd at'of satiuE is carefully reCu4ded There
ia aEr DETECTED g. 90 ih" lsirst phases ot the husi.
usss nsattfts. 'nvs. Asrrhs ndiss. &C. 4c. value
# f@aiut" is tauuJ ia the specially rsVafted prices
Atl aguslfieusf
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miscellaneous.
POLITICAL NEWS
THE Farm DEPARTMENT

tHhTAet'F complete and coupfshsusive dispatches
lfHfn " asHts-gN Including full rrToTts II the
fpeshrs q eminent Tstrisus the questions Of the
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Farm for Sale.
determined to Farm

L 1 lees land aud farm It Lsttsf." the subscriber
offer. for sale Of h. two farms he now occupies
IN HOWARD TOW N-IIIP
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q tar MrrKi1 Ufrttn give. the lai.s, a. cell a. th
sHfi practical suEFrsisus ard diso1tsre. fvlsting
ir" aH'I"s - thT ifmsF, hiuts fsf raising CaTgLf
Iatl7E1. GtsIar, TEtr- NBgEr.uLE,. a. &C. viii
'rrE fsHH. Scr k'sTHE buiIdirgs and uteusl. IN r.
Itf- De t t'HA'u,eHtrd bg wrll-cdited depart
n-af uiarls auf4rd Under Tho brad q
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MILLHEIM HOTEL,
WI MlLLHEIM. CENTRE COUNTY. PENS'A.
W. :. MUSSER, Proprietor.

The t0vn of Nheim i located in Penn. Valley,
about two miles firm CCburn Station, on tho Lewis
burg Centre and Spruce Greek Railroad, With sur
rnuniiura that mi lie a
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PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.

runs 10 every train. Al the vi lhsim Hotel aceru.
modatiDns will be found hrst-class and terms moior.
ate June -. lsTp-lys
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-18

D rk nd II ht Prahmas, Bun, White
Patritge .ctins, White ald Brown La
!, hoi, q, D"rkngs. Polih, Han burgs, rs.
no'th htcts, sne siid sebii&h, Eshtanss
Br"ae Trike3s, Pekii, 1yn, burg
Rou'u Ducks safe arrival az eagD
YuarAnteea'Na SaIlsfaction gusraLteod.
er 1.f, m aiioi stnd st; mp for Illustrated ch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-18
sHERIFFs SALE.

Rx v!srgE OF 4 WRIT OF ExEcU.
second judicial District of Nevada, in and for
Or1nsby county. on the second day of May, n.
1891, and duly attested under the seal of said
Sourt, on the said day of May, !. D. 1881, and to
me. sheriff OF said county and state, directed,
.nd against W L Husg uve, for the sum A. Of eigt
hundred and seventeen and sc-l00 tSsi! sa') dol
lars damages, with interest al the rate efone and
ore-half per cent per month from Apr 10th un
I'll paid: together with the sum of s, 80 COSTS and
disbursements at t.le date of docketing of judg-
ment and accruing costs now amounting to the
of 81 rs, and accruing costs, the said execu-
ton commanding me, as Sheriff, to make tho
erty Of said defendant, W. R. Musgrove, or, fsufi
sient personal property could not be found. then
cat Of the real property in said county belonging
sald iudgn ent was 6ocketed Therefore,, have
seized and levied upon tho following described
IL feet Of lot 8, of block S. Of Proctor & Greens
division, Of Carson City, Nevada. known as the
Waltz rropsrsy lot @ and the nsrth - feet Q. lots
Carson City. known IA the Nevada House block
No ~, of Musser's division, of Carson City, Ne.
the warm Springs road. containing about six
acres, bounded on the north by "arm Springs
so east by lend wg, Of ~, J. Smell mel tho
land ofz r. Alley, being. the same tract Of land
mentioned In decree Of tho second Judicia! ,is-
10 Volume u of detds Of the OrInsby county land
records, a. H. Rand rs in tn county recorders
Q eface OF 0rinsby Co. New, togsther With all the
each and all The abOye-de
scribsd property. will seH this sabove-described
eoal property, or ~ much thereof rs will satisfy
said dema ads, to the higneSt AMI best bidder for
cash. on
Mou3nS. May xas;s,-a. u. JxSI.
At 4 e'c:eck X. Il !. II ffuns Of tho Courthouse
door Of ormthy coiasy, aevaias y \
r Co61n, attorney for plaintiff
G~rsoh City Mays, 1874.