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LATEST KILOGRAMS
COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET
New York. "a. Money closed s.;
government bonds weak; stocks active.
irregular; Western Union 1877; Quick.
silver, g. Pacific, 80; Wells, Fargo, I27:
New York Central, 1883; Erie, IS:
Panama, joy; Denver & r. y. 39%; Union
Pacific, 1887; bonds, ia; Sutro, Il.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
New York, "a. = London consols,
Liverpool, 24.-cotton, moderate in
quiry, uplands 61s; Orleans, 69z. Sales,
$4,000 bales. Breadstuffs firm, wheat s..
10d. @ So. per GENITAL for California
average white, 9s. Id. "a 9s. sd. for Cali.
fornia club. IS. Sd. a IS. lid. for red
winter Receipts OF wheat for the past
three days, $4,000 centals, American
$4,000
MINING SHARES.
New York, 24.--Mining stocks dull.
Horn Silver declined from 58S 10 so:
Chrysolite from 1.35 to Is, Leadville
from 30 to AZ, Navajo advanced from
6.63 to z, Consolidated Virginia from 81
to 81; Independence from SO to 81; Rob
inson Consolidated at 1870. Sales, 70, ATS
shares.
WHISKY.
Cincinnati, 24.-Whisky, I5.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New York, 24.-The Post SAYS: Call
loans, to-day, have been 20 to % per
cent. On stocks, and borrowers expert
eneed great difficulty in obtaining ac-
| comodations on account of the renewed
| depression in the market, consequent on
the renewed activity in the railroad war
between the Chicago and st. Paul, weak
| holders being forced 90 sell.
OIL.
Pittsburg, 24.-Prices on the oil ex-
change were very weak, and quickly
declined from 10I to 81, bnt closed at
943. There was the greatest exciteme emf.
Large blocks of oil were thrown on the
market to satisfy margins.
COPPER.
New York. 24,-Ooppet dull; Lake.
16@1S1s.
Baltimore, 24.-Copper unchanged.
PETROLEUM.
New York, 24.-Petroleum dull; crude
T7%@S; refined, 72s@71E; United, SO.
TIN.
New York. 24.-Australisn tin 2214.
WOOL.
London, 24.-At wool sales to-day
1900 bales were sold, comprising Por
Philip and Sidney The demand wal
better, and the rete is rather easier.
Boston, 24.-Wool continues in fail
demand, but sales are weak, amounting
to 100000 pounds and upwards; prices
shade easier, but remain withou
material change. Sales Ohio X. 41@4!
for Xxx, and 4215@441z for Xxx anC
above, and XXX and Michigan x fleece
at Ss@39; No. feeces at 1906, mostly
Ohio st 45@46. In com hing and delaint
heeces sales have been 43@46 for fine de
Iaine and 47@4S for fine and No comb
ing. Unwsshed woods have been in fai
demand, with prices steady; sales, 1902;
for low and coarse, 24@92 for fine ant
medium, and choice selections higher
California spring has been selling at zoo
80. A round lot of northern-l12, 0Gt
pounds-selling at 80. In foreign wool
the sales have been liz 900 OF Australian
| 49, 900 pounds Cape, and $1,000 pound
OF Mediterranean carpet.
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Indian Affairs

Washington, 24-The commits
sioner of Indian affairs, il a letter
to Mile Sac Indians, Minnesota, re-
fuses to permit them to come to
Washington for consultation. The
commissioner adds that the treaty
will be faithfully adhered to, and SO
long as they refrain from commit
ting outrages they will not be re-
moved to White Earth Agency.
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NERVE AVID brain DISEASES

WE E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
Treatment, a specific for Hysteria, Biz
giness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men.
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
Old Age, caused by oVer-ezertion, over-indu i
gence, excuses or oYerwork of the brain
which leads to Para. ysis, decay ana death.
contains one months leatment. One dollar
q box, or six boxes for FIVE dollA:s; sent Dy
mail prepaid on receini of price. We gslaran-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With esch
order received by US for six boxes, accom-
pan led with five dollars, NE will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment does pc effect cure.
guarar tees issued only by d. c. II. l. Drug
Store Salt Lake Citg
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FaiIures.

Montreal, 24.-Hope & Cos offer
of fifty cents on the dollar has been
accepted.
New York, 24.-An assignment
for the benefit of creditors was filed
to-day by Charles U. Earle, whole
sale dealer in tea, TO Issac B. Crane,
with preferences amounting TO
S103,595.
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Crime.

Syracuse, N. Y, 24-The trial of
R. Porter Lee, indicted for embezz.
ling moneys to the extent of nearly
100000 belonging to the First Ma
tional Bank of Buffalo, while acting
as president, began to-day. Cover
nor-elect Cleveland will be for the
defence.
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Death of an old Jockey.

New York, 25.-Gilbert Watson
Patrick, better known as "Gil-
patrick" a well-known jockey be-
fore the war. died at his residence,
on Thursday, at the age of So. He
was born in Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
Of Gilpatrick's early career but lit
tie is known, but he came to fame
in 1887 as the rider of "Post Boy,
against "Bascom.
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BARGAINS.

Austion sale of Horses, Mules. Sad
dies Brides, etc., on Saturday, Novem-
Der 25th, at the California Coral, west of
Walker Brothers. Be in time. Going
goneI b. A. REED,
t Auctioneer.
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HORSES WINTERED.

Horses and Cattle taken to winter on
reasonable terms on Antelope Island.
Apply to A. S. PATTERSON,
I I52 Main Street.
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REMOVAL.

Mr.. T. Radcliffe, professor Of music,
has removed 10 Main Street, one block
north of Temple. east side. Mr. R. has
time FOR two more pupils.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH
and Bronchitis Immediately le-
leved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by q.
G. M. 1. Drug Store. (S
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WANTED.

A good girl for general homework and
to cook. Inquire of Mrs J. T.
Mcbride, First West, between Second
and Third South streets. +
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Supposed discriminating.

New York, II Louis Buchen-
bacher, grocer, 1913 Second avenue,
brought to the police headquarters
to-day, postal card dated Evans
vile. Indiana, and signed Albert
Heilborn. 1t stated that the writer
sent Buchenbacher money from his
people in Amsterdam. BGchen-
bacher stated that he had received
no money and did not expect to, and
that for three weeks he had got sim
liar messages from New Orleans,
Texas and Indiana. No money fol-
lowed, but after each message his
store had been robbed. All the
cards were from strangers and in
different hand writing. The police
suggest that the cards are from for
gers who wish to obtain Buchen-
6acher's signature.
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WANTED.

A girl to do general homework. APP
ply to Mrs. J. B. Kimball, corner Fourth
South and Man streets, City.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
FOR SALE.

A few good cows for sale. If you want
bargain, ca Il soon on
HOMER Brown,
Taylorville. Utah.
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FOR SALE.

Mules, Wagons and Harness at Cali
fornia Stables.
SHowELL s. RAND,
Proprietors.
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LESLtE'S MONThAlES, whsA
ound, make neSt little volume.
he HEKALD 8lndery ioos work 10
svsrq asJls Aad u reasonable rata
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New York, 24.--Mining stocks dull.
Horn Silver declined from 58S 10 so;
Chrysolite from 1876 to Is, Leadville
from so to AZ, Navajo advanced from
6.63 to7, Consolidated Virginia from 81
to 81; Independence from SO to 81; Rob-
inson Consolidated at 1870. Sales, 70, AIS
shares.
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Notice to lienholdors.

NOTICE IA HEREBY CIV THAT THE
~ N iersi Ine AtS oJmn ,e an &C on in
the Di.tr ct C,urt pf the 81 lth Ia icial istricr
Of tue State of Nevada, in aud ;or tie Cunt. of
Line lin. in which aston ths IN le ri Inai i.
plaintiff II II .nry 'lsym m and the Rtym nd
Q lartZ Mill def I'D Inns. AMI which action T.
b. ught t. lfOr:, lien III favDr of plaintiff
an AZ ,inst said dlefeu lants upon the flowing
descrb "a pre- ais's ant property, situated ia
P,hrs ,aglt Ituing District, Lincold C nlty.
Nevada. to wit: rh,t certun Qusrtz mill aud
premi 'es known as the u Ray n ,nd Qulrtz Nlill :"
stu ste at |Jrin GERS springs, in what il known
a. as"C,ss.l Iitv," in PahrLn tyat Mining District,
Line In cou ,ty. State Of Nevada, about fifteen
miles in n)rthwe ster!y direction fr I'm the
town of Hike. IN sai | county Said lien is for
the sum Of two tho lsand eight hundred AMI
nine 3i-100 Il 'llars, in gp'd coin Of the United
States, anl Is cliimel unds: aud by virtue Of su
Act vt the Legislature Of the stare OF Nevada,
entitled "\n act to secure liens to mech inics
sni others, and to repeal all other Acts in rela.
tion thereto" approx March 81. 1875. Now,
therefore. all pers ms having hildng or claim.
lug liens upon said pre- nises 1nder the provis-
ions OF sail act are hereby notified to be an !
appear before sai l Court on the 8;h psy of An.
| gust. A. d 1891. tn sane bsing y day Of th'
rrgul August Germ, 1891, at 10 O'Clock u. IN.
| of that d ~. and then aui there exhibit their
| said liens and the pro,f thereof.
Friday, July l5, 1881
| JAMES r. DUFF.
A. B. O'DouaHE trY, attorney f,r Plaintiff.
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a FLYING SNAKE.
(Los Angeles Times |

Los Angeles Times
One of the most startling snake stories
that has been told in these parts for some
time was related by the engineer and fire.
man who came in last night on the South
ern Pacific express. and was corroborated
by the passengers. 1t seems that Just
after the train had past Dos Palms, the
engineer noticed, about mile ahead,
what Looked like column of sand mov-
ing very slowly from east to west. At
that time it was only short distance
from the track, and moving at such a
pace that it was evident that train and
colpmn would come together. When the
two monsters were but short distance
apart it was discovered that the column
was not sand, but an animal of some
kind. 1t was moving in almost perpen-
dicular position, the tail dragging ON the
ground and propelled by two large wings
near the head. The bird, snake, or what
ever it was, seemed to be about 30 feet
long, and twelve inches in diameter. By
this time everybody, almost, on the train,
had put their heads out of the windows
and were hanging on the platform to get
u look at the monster snake. The train
and snake came together, but the snakes
tail was not where it should have been,
and portion of his lower extremities
were clipped off. This seemed to put
this flying snake on his mettle and he
prepared for war. He wheeled around
and gave chase to the flying train. The
motion of the animal seemed to change in
an instant ,app hescer,ed to fly through the
air two miles faster than chain lightning.
In few moments he, she or it, overlook
the train and began war after the latest
snake style. The angry animal kept over
the train and gave the train lively
thrashing, roaring like a cow in distress
all the time. After breaking several
windows and frightening the women and
children almost to death, the monster
sailed off, followed by shower of lead
from pistols of the passengers, which
seemed to have no effect at all, if any Of
the bullets hit him. This is vouched foi
by every one who was on the train, md
is given for what it is worth.
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HER VACCINATION MARA.

Even vaccination is not without its
humorous phases. The other day, says
the Terre Haute Express, young school
miss, aged about sixteen years, entered a
doctors Office and timidly inquired, "Do
you do vaccinating here?" The gentle
manly young doctor at once replied in
the affirmative, appending the interesting
fact that it was free to all, great and
small, price only fifty cents"
Eyes" she said, "but can you make
an examination and give me certificate
that have already been vaccinated:"
Certainly miss" replied the doctor;
how fong has it been since you were
vaccinated:"
"a little over fifteen years.
Fifteen years! Pray tell me, miss,
how old you We're at the timer" asked
the doctor.
about four months old, SIR" she re-
piled, blushing confusedly.
"Ah. may see the mark!' requested
he thoughtfully.
Il don't know, sir" said she, blushing
more and more; 81 guess l hadn't ought
to-" #
Guess you hadn't ought to! Please to
explain"
II don't like to-" she cried, almost
bursting into tears in her confusion.
"Most extraordinary! which arm is it
mis-?' the doctor inquired, with puz-
zled air. ....-...
at amt ON my arm; it's on my my
my-leg!' and she tainted dead away.
"What brutes we are," solloquized
the doctor, "to vaccinate the infants
on their neither extremities.
The young lady gradually revived, and
well, she got her certificate.
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Application for a Patent
No GA
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

Eureka Nevada. iirt0Dtr L. 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREhY GIVEN THAT JOHN
" q. LYNCH. who's, post"tfice sd ress is
Pioche. Lincoln County, Nevads, has this day
iled his amp ication for patent for fifteen hun
lred linear feet # the Cottontail niue or vein
barring silver, with surface ground six hnn
dred feet in width. situ4 4tpd in Jickrabbit Min
ing Distri t, County OF Lincoln and state of
Nevada, and designated by the fed notes and
)acisl plat on fife i this ofice n lot number
3s, lorated On uusurveyed land, The exterior
boundary Of said lot No. 3S being as follows,
t,wit:
Beginning at post marked No l, U survey
No. 3S. the same being post No. Of U survey
w 81, Jackrabbit lode, whence u : mineral
monument No besr- II deg + 1904 feet.
The working shaft on this lode bears = rs leg
f $40 feet. and the noiice point on this CLAIM
b 'ars s 81 deg Il 800 feet; thence running lat
c,nrss, 81 deg + 60l .eet, 20 post marked No
2, u y survey No. 38, the saue being post No 4
ut sal survey No. 81; then e. I'd cour'e, 8 80
leg. w 1900 feet to post marked No. 8. U sur
v-y No SS, when'e 'e a pine tree, tive We inches
in diameter bIaZed and marked "B. T., bears
\ a deg. E "A feet; hence. 81 course, 8, deg.
W 600 feet t, post marked M 4. u survey
No 3S whence pine trne inches in diameter,
hlazrd and marked' B. t." bears 2 80 deg W.9
feet and thence. 4th course, N. 80 d g. l50a It,
to post N, l, the place Of b ginning. Contain.
ing Q, 66 100 P 'sts Nos. and stan in the
original lo.ati n monuments at M. stands
~ feet north west Of the original location mon
ument. Post No. 4, founi NJ original location
monument stan ing. Magnetic variation. 1f
deg east.
The ,oc ,tion OF this mina is recorded in the
Recorders office Of Jackrabbit Mining District
In book "A" Of the records of said district This
claim ia honuded on its n,rtheas'er'y end by
tn. Jackrabbit, and IN it's other side by NJ
known claims Anv and all rersons clai
ADVERSELY any portion of said CottoEtaii mint
or an -fare ground are required to Al. their I'D
We We claims with the Register of the Uu'tet
SSatss Land nfica al Eureka. in tn S'ate ~ Ne
y,is. during the sixty dsvs p riod II pubiica
Vi m her of, or thes will he barred by virtue o
the Provisions Of the Stature
os.eoi FIJI. 1lNCKLEy, Register
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Professor f. d. Cope, of this city has
secured the skull of an extinct monkey
which seems to fulfill in remarkable
degree the condition of the missing link
between man and the lower animals. 1t
is not larger than the skull of large
ground-slurrel and belong to species
of marmoset. 1t was found in the val
ley of the Big Horn river, Wyoming Ter
ritorys The Professor says: "This skull
is remarkably similar--in miniature, of
course to the human skull. The brain
space is remarkably large, and is, in fact,
several times larger than the brain space
of any of the skeletons of animals Of the
same period Of time. The characteristics
of the formation of the human skull are
clearly defined, so clearly as to be re-
markable. The teeth are almost the
same as human teeth, while the jaw has
many strong points of similarity. I con-
slider this skull as the earliest indication
of the existence of man. 1t is a new spe-
ces of familiar class, and has hitherto
been unknown to scientists. The con-
nection between man and this animal, il
seems to me, must have been very close,
though, of cour e, nine men out Of every
ten would raise dispute. No animal at
that time except this peculiar species has
head like that of human being, and
the brain space contrasted with the brain
space of other animals, or even of the
monkeys of to-day, shows vast superi.
ority if intelligence.
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To IssNc v. Gn' ria ~, owner In the Iron
Mta-. situated In Bristol Nining district, Lin
coin county. State of Nevsda you are hereby
notified that there is due from Won the sum Of
sixty-six dollars and sixty-six Is 66) cents on
your interest being an undivided two-thir1s in.
terelt In the above named mine. which vou
sra hereby notiAe to pay immedi 4tely. together
with the costs Of this advertis 'nent, otherwise
we shall claim forfeiture of your interest In
said mine In conformity with the acts Of Con.
vress (lec. 81, approved Nav 10th, 1872. All
PERSONS are c,utioned against purchasing the
said interest from the said Issac V. Gsrrion, az
he cannot under existing circumstances make
alsgal transfer.
KAsrBERG,
wM. MCDONALD,
Owners Of the Iron wine.
Bristol. NsN., Nay 8. 1850. nye-aA
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d1l-td
Apple Il tiOn for Il Patent
TO THE
SOUCH END NINE.
-a No. 56J.


Eureka, Nevada, May 10, $780,
NOTICE IL HEkEBY GIVEN fhAT rIE
N Gc-at Western Funnel Uonpany, by Jas. 1
Suiith whose postutfce address Is Tenn Piute
L uculn county, Nevala, hts this day nile his
appic I'll for a oatent Tor ifteen hun ired i50)
liu"ar feet of the south Eu Wine Ur vein
bearing silver, with surface ground four hum
dred (t0J, feet in wi lth, situau, lying
aud being la lem Piute Mining District, County
u Liucoin and State II Nevada. aud known and
de ignated by the field notes and uficia. p vt Ou
ile IN this oAi;e as lot No. 80 MJuut Diablo
meridian
rn. exterior boun Iariss of said lot No. 50
being as follows, TO wit: Variati III t6 Il degrees
east. CJm uehring at u post marked No, l, U,
8 survry No. 5i whence Grant Peak bars n.
d"2. 45 'uin. W, ll,.li feet; U. ). monument
No. 3 on Uogote Peak bears =. "a deg. ~
min ", llU3 feet the Lolchis shaft hears N 8
de1. i5 IN II. II, as iert aud the working shaft
up)n tnis lode bears N deg Il, 800 feet.
rhence T. inniug. LIST course. N. 10 reg. r, 400
tet. to u p rat marked NJ. 2. U. survey No, 50;
thence. ~ colrs-, u. deg Is min. W, 1870 'eet,
to a post mLrked No. 3. U. s. survey No. So,
which Is also post No. 3of U. 8. survey No 81,
Colohis 10 ie; thence, 8 l course. 3. ~ deg. ",
400 feet, to p 'st marked No.. 1. y. s. survey
No. 80, which is also po No. 4, U survey
No 50, Cplanis lode; thence, Attn course, $.
deS Is m n. u, so feet to post No. |, the place
OF ne Iinning. containing l3 i3-l00 acres.
This claim is b mudei ON the north by the
ColchiS lode, on the northwest by the Ola
Abraham. anl on the south aud east by no
klDyn claim.
The location OF this Mine is duly recorded In
the Recor er's Office Of Fam piute Miuhg Dis.
trict, in Book B. page 36. of Mining Racnrd-
Any AMI all p.r.o claiming adversely any
por ion of said south End Mine or said miti.
ing ground as her in0Afore described. are re-
qured to ile til ,ir alverse claim with the
Regi ter If the United st ties Lard Office at
r.,reka. In the State Of Nevada. during the sixty
days period Of publication hereof, or they will
be barred by virtue of the prov sioAs of the
| Stat ite
myl5-lOt JAMES MoMARTIN. Regi ster.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IA HERERY GIVEN By THE uN.
UNDERSIGNED, administrator Of the Estate
OF II L. Sprtgue, deceased. to the ere iitors Of
and all persons having claim against said de.
ceasei, to exhibit the IA ne, with the necessary
vouchers Within t"n m ,llths from the first pub.
liclitou of this notice, to the undersigned at the
banking house of " e Griffin, in Phoebe
County Of Lincoln, State # New ida,
J v. KELLEY. Admin'st
Pioche, New, Dacember ?8 1881 d3l.lm
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JOB PRINTING.
SheriR'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of the sixth Ju iicial Uistrici Court,
III and for the Cou ty OF Lincoln, state OF Ne
v.da. aud to me detected aud delivered. for
Judgment RENDERED in aid Court on the lat
day of Deceub r. A. ID. 1881, in favor of the
+. raj Spr 'nss Wat Company. piiinrin, and
J. N. Car is and \. NJ. smith, dafsndlhts, for
the sun OF tv1nty SIX hiudrsi a 4 hfty.s"yen
% l0J tsl.6jl 23-iD0 dollars debt, tpsetler
with one nuu irei an forty. .dve 50 100 (SitS so
100 dolirs tax costs aud ali accrulug costs
aud tut rest, [ have levied On the following
property, to wit:
y IS sa 9, oue desk, one stove. one clock, one
bngsy, one pair scales and thrty-two sacks
OF gram.
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday the 10th daylof De ember
\. D. 1887, at the hour OF l2 O'Clock M OF that
day, wid sell ali ths right, title AMI intere' It
Of siii Ciclis an S ui3 in aud to tina ab I'VE
described pr 'perty, at Curtis AMI Smith's cor
raj, Lows: VI tin stree at public alcttnn, 'or
casl IN hand. to the highest and best bidder. to
81 isiy SAID ex icution and all coss.
And by virtue of the same execution I have
levied on tn following real estate, to wit:
The whole of blocS No. I, together with all
the improvements situate thereon, anown ant
des riOed AS Curtis and Sntth's corral; also the
whole OF block No. II, together with all the
i'm rovements situate thereon, kn bwn and de-
scriOed az Delmois corr i; also lots Nos, l. q
3. 80, 10, II, aud t2, in block 8, together
with all improvements situated thereon, known
and described AS the Walker Bros CORA also
l,ts Nos 4. aud 4, IN block 8. toge, her with
all the imp 'ovemeuts ii uttad tn .reon. kuown
and !e,crib d s the Curtis Hou,s and lots, all
4 ths uO I'VE bti1s sitp ,ted IN the town of
Pi ,che, Uoulty of Lincoln, AMI State of Ne
vAia.
No ice is hereby given that on
Frilay, the 3lst day OF December,
\. d. 1881. at the hour Of IL o'clock IN. Of said
day, Will sell all the right, It'll. All Interest
OF said Curtis aud NTH in and to the abjva
described prop.rty. at the front door of the
County Uuurthou o. P,och-, Nevada. at public
duc ion, for cash in hand to the highest aud
best bidder, to satisfy said execution an all
costs.
WI. MCKEE,
Sheriff of Lincoln county,
GEORGE r. doRMAN
d1l.td Deputy jneriff.