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There will be an interesting, and, doubt
less, closely contested game of base ball at
the grounds Of the Dallas Jockey club this
afternoon at o'clock. The contestants
will be the Dallas Brown Stockings and the
C0rscana club. '~i
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The city marshal requests the reporter
to state that no fireworks or pyrotechnic
displays will be tolerated in the city to-day
or this evening.
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Rabbi SGhuhTs Trial

The investigation OF the charges pre-
TERED against Rabbi Schulz for alleged i'm
moral conduct, was resumed last evening.
Mr.. Sam Klein was introduced second
time by the prosecution to rebuff the testl-
mony OF Rabbi Schulz, given the previous
evening. -.
Mr.. Abe Schwartz, of Corsicana, testi-
fed on behalf of defense, when the case
was argued by the counsel, but they ad-
dressed the executive committee IN an
undertone, so low that the reporters could
not distinguish what they said sufhclently
form any idea of what was said.
The case has gone to the executive COM
mittee, which has it under Amusement.
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ITO the Most Convenient Tree. .

MEMPHIS, July 3.-The Avalanche's
Skipwith, Mississippi, special says: Sun
day morning Mrs. Christina Ambacher, a
worthy, respected white woman, was found
ten feet from her back door with her skull
fractured and two other wounds on the
back of her head. Suspicion
pointed to a negro named Martin Jones,
who had threatened the lie of the hus-
band of the murdered woman, and he was
promptly arrested. A search of his
dwelling revealed bloody shirt,
when he confessed his crime. He was
placed in charge of a posse,
who started for the county Jail al Mayors
vile. The posse had not proceeded more
than a mile before they were overpowered
by mob of infuriated citizens VINO LOOK
the prisoner to the most convenient tree
and hanged him. The mob was principally
composed of negroes who were loudest in
the denunciation of the murder.
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Rsnavalomanjaka queen Of Madagascar,
Is laid to spend hall an hour or an hour
regularly every morning in prayer and
reading the Bible.
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sUnMrR LAW LECTURES Inire weekly
beVfn f2th univ. 1ssa and END f2fh eep'ember.
Have proved of signal usf-1st, 10 students yho
desifr 70 puIFue their Studies At N q or Other
Law school ID, 70 those vbo pro- ose 70 reso
had ffHp sdvsntage Of syftematic Instruction
For clrculsr spply q. .. Un versiiy Of Va 70
JONI NfNOR Pro-. Com snd stat Law
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WAsHrnsTor, July ss--IPress-l-rbs
amount Of stamps imported on
cbscks and rscsipts received BY the inter
nal revenue buresu for csDcsllstion and
redelnption 70 date IL 5.50s0D.
Psrsrns having stamps upon checks
and drafts czDcrilsd and returned 70 then
ned not expect money for the value o.
- mi surh claims are referred 20 the &C
r.rnnfIrr ofIcsrs' department.. The nun
- OF Claims receive6 ~ the internsl
rrrruue bnresn for rennte on sccount OF
$780,. r1ue and cigar n1der the rev IN
rprrnI rer.pus ecf eppru1lmsies 1l,py A.
rrrrnfire f10oyo-
Abgnf 80 000 has been converter DecE
mo The treasury CIT o. efpIopil<<- - -
- - .sIrrirT frr emplCTees q t1s
f-rrrrrT deparfrnsnf fof the fsca Tezr.
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Msfled free 81 Dr. s-sTkey A Pslen-l.lol
Girnrd street Plliieaelptia. tbelr lrestist
On Compound OEyEsn- its Ar-icn, 1e-l-s
nod Res1Its." A rery rs1arkabls puhlics
ton.
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District Commissioner West has filed an
answer TO the suit recently instituted
against him by Mary Jane stinde and o.
W. Stinde, OF Louisiana, g, Tor
the recovery OF 100000 OF railroad
bonds which Mrs. Stlnde claimed III, en-.
trusted him for sale or exchange, and
which she charged he had unlawfully by
pothecated and refused to render an &C
count of or return TO her. Com
missioner West, In his answer
AYERS that com plainants were indebted &c
him in the sum of $l1 900. and had en-
tered into an agreement with him to dis
pose of the bonds and apply the proceed!
to the payment of Indebtedness 10 himself
returning to compliments any remainder
| in excess.
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The Can Sheaf Of the Chemists Skill.

This Remedy has stood the test of time, has
been weighed in the scales Of public opinion,
and to-day has an army of men, women and
children, who over their own signatures bear
testimony to its curative properties. Some
have been cured of Diabetes, some of Brights
Disease, some of Inflammation of the Rladder,
some of Catarrh of the Bladder, some OF lneon-
Thence of the Urine, some of Leucorrhasa, or
Whites, some of pains in the Back und boins,
some of diseases of the Prostate Gland.
For all Diseases arising
from a diseased state Ofthe
Bladder and Kidneys, this
Remedy stands without a
Rival. E7 , ,.,a
Without a rival in the number Of cnres
effected; without rival in the purity Of it's
composition; without rival in number OF
bottles sold. The annual sale OF Smiths Ex-
tract of May Flower exceeds the sales Of all
other Kidney Remedies combined. 1-+i 5r..
DIR. ELI IVES, says: THAT in many aggra-
waited cases, when Buchu had failed to produce
any benefit, May Flower has effected afpeedy
cure.'
Drill BIRD, says: 81 have found May
Flower to be remedy for all Kidney COM
plants, far. superior to Buchu or Juniper"
DR. II. F. MARTIN, says: May Flower acts
more promptly in all diseases Of the Bladder
and Kidneys than any remedy which has come
under my notice."
DR.. BENZ. II. LONG, says: II have found
May Flower exceedingly beneficial in my treat
ment of females"
DR.. VINO. d. HUYvETTER, says: without
doubt May Flower is destined to work a revo-
luton in the treatment Of diseases peculiar TO
the urinary organs"
DIR. KING, in compiling his dispensatory,
has paid a merted tribute to this remedy. See
page 1896 Kings Dispensatory.
Anumber of authorities might be quoted, but
there are none more eminent than the names
above. In addition TO these authorities, Nv
ing host Of 1000, whose certificates are on file
in the Office of the proprietors Of this remedy,
bear testimony 10 les virtues.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Manufactured only by $. b. SMITH d
BHs., Corington, Kyy
II you are afflicted, send your address TO
s. h. Smith q Bro, Covington, Ky, for a treat
a.. -. r,t.o.sos 81 tho BLADDER and EiduevR
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ARE YOU READY

ARE YOU READY
Yes They Were, Strange to Tell, ana
Stranger Still
They Pulled the Triggers-The First
Shot Harmless,
But on the Second Round Game Is
Bagged
And MahOne,s Man Receives an Ingl0.
riOus Wound.
Thought He was Shot Through Both
Legs, Otherwise
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II you are afflicted, send your address 70
8. II. Smith q Bro, Covington, Ky, for a treat
ice on Diseases Of the Bladder and Bidneys
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<NYYrTCURA SOAP Sales During 1881
CUxx and 1881, 1000, 600 Cakes.
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Horrible.


CINCINNATI, o., July ga horrible acct
dent on the Cincinnati Hamilton & Day
ton railroad just north of Spring Grove
cemetery to-ninight. Six persons were in
stantly killed. The thunder bolt express,
coming south on the New York Pennsylva
mia q Ohio railroad, due here at $40, and
halt an hour behind time, running fast
to make up, struck huckster Wagon in
which were family of six persons and
driver. Every one except William Bertsce
the driver, was killed. Bertsch escaped
with serious though not fatal injuries
The wagon was Smashed to splinters. The
family was that of a huckster
Mr.. Henry Kracke, and were
going to their farm, seven miles from
Winton Place. Mr.. Kracke has been living
on the farm for the benefit OF his health
while the family lived in the city. The
names of the killed are Henry Kracke, his
wife and four children, John. aged 10; An
ME. 16; Maggie, ID: and Lizzie, Z.
The bodies of the victims were
thrown in fragments in the, grass
by the roadside, where they were picked up
by the light of lanterns and brought to the
city. Mrs. Kracke's head was severed from
her body, and all the victims of the disas'
ter were horribly mutilated. The engine
was besmeared with blood, and had to be
sprinkled with flour 10 cover the stains.
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500 LOTS

Cheap in the best parts Of this City and Pa Q
del Horte, Mexico. VIII make abstracts OF 1iue.
Pay Taxes and adjust ali claims OF LIT CATION,
Etc Etc, Etc
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

Manufactured only BY S. b. SMITH q
Bro, Corington, Ryy
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ACRES

OF the Best Rio Grande Valley Lands fror
$500 10 go 90 per acre Mexican Grants an
Mining Claims in Texas, New Mexico. Arizon
and Mexico Also
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LgqAL.


OY VIRTUE or AZ EXECUTION tssnED
ID out OF the SIXTH ia it;isl District court
In aud for the uou ty Of Eureks, state Of Ne
.ds, and TO me directed and delivered. for
/, Judgment rendered In aid Court on the zen
ty third day of N ,rch. A o. tse3.ia favor ~
Brsscher en- 1 sfsinst O. Gibfrir I. for tie sum
Of 81 ,3s8 z5-t,Oj Thirteen Huadrsd fftyeigni
IS 100 ioIis ., debt, ge her with 1855 iv0,
rifty.~ir su.fc0 doll ara tar costs and all accsu
Ing cosss sud interests, have isvisd 90 the
foilowine -opefty, 70 cit:
rne ua iivide M o shaft Of . certain
uiae kuoen - sud allied tns q .hn = uust,
~ Nsv "a nine. situate ant b-tsg ~ NJ Min
tos Disteiet. No Vt - town VI Piochs. 10 Lin
,oIn Q mnty, 6tste OF Nevada. Also the nnda-
sidsd III on third of 'ertain mine ktsswn
% and called tho ts-visfhsn, or Gssrison aAins.
onaisting of II 5OoI n tet nundred fest,
aors or less, .itusse and being 10 III all snd
dining District, Lincoln Coanty, ssste OF Ne
vsds
soticetshsrsby sivsnthss on
tesdsy ths rhi.tisth day OF April.
1. o. 1858, between the hours OF o'cioek A N
sud s oclockP NJ. 10 wit: st IL 'isiock N o
.sii day. weif sail sll the right. title sud tn
crest Of ssid G. Gibfris In and TO the sboy-
lee 'ribed property. st the front DOR of 10.
Jouf.. house st the 10 IN OF PiJche, C'unty OF
lincoln. sat- Of Nevada. st pnDiic suc ion
e cs.h in hsnd. to the highest ard best
iddsr. 10 satisfy said -fscution an al c j-is
n sii costs thst m ~ sccr 10.
S-td u. r sHgH~OOD. sheriff.
BaEER wisEs A'ty's 1 RI .intif.
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that died two years ago, and he thought
a great deal Of IL, and he had 10 stuffed
for an ornament My chum and me took
the dog and put IL on our front steps.
and took some cotton and fastened IL to
the dogs mouth so IL looked ia Z like
froth, and we got behind the door and
waited for pa 10 come home from the
theater. When pa started to come up
the steps growled and pa looked at the
dog and said, Mad dog, by crimus. and
he started down the sidewalk, and my
chum barked just like dog and I
'ki.yi-d and growled like . dog that
gets licked. and you ought to have seen
"a run 20 lie went round in the alley and
was going TO get in at the basement win
dow, and my chum had revolver and
some blank cartridges, and we went down
TO the basement and when pa was trying
TO open the window my chum began
firing towards pa. Pa hollered thst IL
was only him, and no. burglar, but
sfter my chum fred four shots pa ran and
climbed over the fence, and then we took
The dog home and I stayed with my
chum all night and this morning ma said
pa didn't get home till four o'clock, and
then policeman came with him, and pa
talked about mad dogs and being taken
for burglar and nearly killed; and she
said she was afraid pa had taken to
drinking again, and she asked me il ]
heard any firing Of guns, and ! said no,
and then ma pat . wet towel on pas
head"
"You ought TO be ashamed" I" said the
groceryman. "How does your pa like
your being in love with the girl. Doe.
he seem TO encourage you in it,"
"Oh. yes; she was up 10 our hodse "
borrow some tea, and pa pstted her OF
the cheek snd said she was dear iittl'
daisy, and wanted her TO sit in his lap
bat when I wanted him TO let me hay'
fifty cents to bay her some ice cream h
said that was al nonsense. He said
Look 1t your ma. Eating ice cream
when she was girl is what injured he
health for life.' I asked ma about il
and she said pa never laid out ten cent
for ice cream or any luxury for her in d
the five years hs spssked her. She ssy
he took her 10 circus once, bat be 90
free tickets by carrying water for til
elephant. Soy, how much are thos
yellow wooden pocket combs in the shot
case, I've . notion 70 bay them "a
her. How would one Of them roun
mirrors with zinc cover do for preser
for gih! There's nothing TO good ft
| her"
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n OTlJE.

N1o rice r. HEREBY afvEs THATfHAvE
fecsiyed tho Asssrs .msnt Roll syd vi Hnsi
lssreor Of Lincoln Cynnty, Nevada. snd to
ssms 10 In ny once for public Inspection Tts
Bosrd of H1nsi,ss.ion viii mset It N 1r once
"a VI nd y, Septsmber Z \ D. 1879. for th~
pu o W. of sqnsilz'ag ssif coll. snd Will c,n.
'ians 10 ass4i N from dsy 70 day un'il art 10
.lnitus M,ndsy the / dsy NJ O.tObsr, A D.,
tSS3 sed I'll psfsons hsv,ps 1bjsctiois 10 mako
20 s.s ss.sss mont mrst preSsnt tho A no 70
.sid D ,,rd shiie In sssa,n.
Pioche, Hsvsds, yept ,mber 7. 1857.
TT OtB 'RvC,
> untv riert and Es.onicio Ci i,rk o. tbs . Afd
Of E1u tiiEsu,n.
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for = PateD Z
No, I'm
CsiryD s1A1,s L4sD Cs,,es,.,

Dgf1ED ETA1ts LtpDD DIIhBf
NrdT1cs Tssi Il sfs;s TsnfsY ;',si Siysx 4AS H.
IN Ysiiis, Whose post cfDes address u CiD'
elDusu Ohio, hiss this dsy MED his sDDJitsfiGf
fOr pstsbt iOr SMssn bnDdsfd ItDtsr feet ~
the illinois mine N vein bearing eg1d sBd tils.f
with surface trovno ~ huIdSse fett " vjdfh
county of Lincoln, snd sis,s of ttysts, sId
desjgnsttd by ths 6eid notes sDd ofbeisj Iist
On ne IN this once ~ lot No, ~ sbd Ss,tb
township y, sOuth Hsbgs, w ksstOf NOM DIs
bio meridian. The exterior t0ab0sijts ~ ssjd
io nS - ssa y sss. s .,s.n q ,siig.s g.
r. Z. ~ Y, rs'ssss': ss.,. wv |SS.s ~. ii.ses
running, Ist eoufte,. ~ N deg " 100 ftef q
post msrtsd No ~ y sgfyez. ~ ystd NJ
thence, ~ course, y ~ or " 80 ft ~
ysss s.sss .,s.e ess.., ~ az rs1c ~, y
msrisd Mo- q 3 snrysy 10 ~ sd IN. tt.I.t /,
WL couyst, B1S dtg u 40 hH 10 port 30 !, ~
plsee d t~sinslDF conisistns ~ ~ M 1.c 80
: fasgDstic ysristion n u deg kssto Of pshSsts
s1Ti Tbs MI i",sticn > cYtbis m,ps IL REFUNDED IN Ne
EeeMdtS'N once Of LirtOIn eOmfI, ftys0s
This claim u tonBdtd W no Known ejsjtls,
Any sDd Ill rsf,cgt gsimlbg hdtsfsy si
erepDd sre rqutfed - nv thh s0t.g, fs,.
once ~ Kursts. iD The ttste - xssf1t, ctt,i
Tie slsfy dsys period of pntijetfitD krDf, -
they VIII bstsffed ty viftps offbs pfosit'"
o''n' o'"" IN. DIxtgLty ,Eea,,,,t
Of srSjiestiot for psieSi bs yubjjtE.d ~ "
ppfId 0f ten c0pgeeuiive wtftt ~ ~ ucfb'
i.s00hD, q weekly bswsrspsf, rnbIislfd ~
yjoebs Lincoln county Ntvsds,
, fi110t, IN, HfNCkLEY, Register.
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Applicaticn for q Fatent
umTsD STA1Es LAsD OytSet,
yurshs, nsysds, ysssh 81. y, 1tM,

Tursta, rsvada, Heffh ~, 1tb2.
NOTICE ~ BttEbY O1tkn THAT 1AMts
~ .. smltb snd 6sorss noften, whose post
once address IN Tsmytutc, Lincoln Cenbfy, -
vs6s, bss this day Ned bis application i0r
pskht for nftssn hundred liDssr fsst 0i fhs
with surface. ground six hundred fsst ~ wIdth
OF Lincoln And state Of Nsvsda, spd dssifpsisd
BY the neld notes sDd 0hjcisi plst on fls In tbs
once ~ lot number M, located on unsufvsysd
Jsnd, The exterior t0uHdsfisH Of ssid lot No ~
being ~ follows ,t0w wHt
No. u, the ssne 6sinl post No ! Of y y survey
No 60 and ~, lots "a" wbsneg u , mlns1st
mon umsat M ., On Coyote Pest, bears y II Csl
~ min W l6ca feet. Thence running, 1t conret.
n " deg v 600 feet, TO Lost martsd NOS, Y =
survey No 81; thence IA course, N q deg VI 1flU
feet, TO post marked No ., Y esurvey No eS {
thcncc. "a course, y ~ deg y 900 feet, IL. post
marked Mo- y survey Moss, the s:ps b.ing
post No 2 Of y y survey No 81. 10y s;sr!!ng
feet TO post No J, the place OF beginning. Con
tanning 10 s3.i0o scres. Magnetic variation
fhe location Of tbis mine isrecorde6i In u.
Recorders ofice OF Tcnptutt Mipin pistrle
Ia book"B," page 2OC, OF the records OF satd
district ThiSciaim IN bounded on the esst q
the sterling. Any and al pt rson clstlpir y ~
| vcrsoiy any portion OF said LseAi Tender line
| or surface ground are required 10 hle their I'd
verse claiws with the ReKistsr Of The United
Staten Land Onice at Eurchss In thA state Of No
| vada, during the sixty ssys period cf publica
tion hereof, or they will be barred by virtue
the provisions Of the Statute
] T.R. HINcxkny. Assistss.
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PETWIe1Ep 0OHESr ON TEE
LfT cLg O. LO8AOO.

The visitors to the petri6ed forest near
Corizo on the Little Colorado, will begin
to see signs Of petriisction hours before
they reach the wonder. Here and there,
at almost every step in the road. small
pieces Of detached limbs and larger
stamp, of trees may be seen almost hid.
den in the white sand. The road At
distance Of ten miles from Coriso enters
an immense basin, the slope being nearly
a semi.circle, and this enclosed by high
banks Of shsle and fine white clay. The
petrifed stamps, limbs, and, in fact.
whole trees lie about on all sides, the
waters having for hundreds of years grad.
ually washed away the high hills round.
about, and the trees thst once covered
tbs high table lands now lie in the val
ley bsnesth. Immense trunks, some of
which will measure over five feet In
diameter, are broken and scattered over
. surface Of 800 acres. Limbs and twigs
cover the sand in every direction, and
the visitor is puzzled whore TO begin IN
gather the beautiful specimens that lie
within easy reach. There are numerous
blocks or trunks Of this petri6cd wood,
that has the appearance, for oil the world,
| Of having just been cut down BY the
| woodmsns axe, and the chips are thrown
around on tho ground 80 thst one In
| stinctively picks them up as he would IN
J the log camps Of Michigan and Penn'yl
vanis. Many Of the small particles and
even the whole heart of some trees have
now become thoroughly crystalised, ane
the beautiful colorsd cubes sparkle in th'
sunshine like so many diamonds. Ever,
color Of the rainbow is duplicated II
these crystals. and those Of an amethys
color would pass the eye Of novice TO
the real stone. The grain Of the wood
plainly shown in nearly every specimen
making the pieces more beautiful thai
ever. Albuquerque Journal.
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Osv xiivss MtpiWg s.omWsny..i.o.
.sti,n Of principal place OF hnsiness ssn
fr.ncisco. C,lifornis. ocstion o. work': Jack
Y Nice IA havehv Given that ., me tingo the
board ~ directors, held IN the sev nth ,sy of
%cpte,nb,r 1888 an assessment mo. i3, Of thirty
Ienta per shse wa levied npon tn cap tai
took ~ the corpor.'ion. psysbla I'm n 'd'st-ly
n United 5ta'es god chr, to tn. 'screttry. st
the osiioe OF the Compsny W. 957 Pine street.
Room 10. San Fr.ncisco. Califor ia.
Apy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the l5tn day Of October
iss3. will bs delinquent. and sdvertised
icSsa,e Al public auction, ard unless nay nen'
is made before will be sold on Mond,y. the
r svif day of n ,v.mher, 1883 10 pay the 'ielln
,uant nssess neqt tossther with o sts of stver
tislug and axpsnses Of sale By order Of tn'
BIard Of Directors.
OFFICE -Room 10. SAT Pine street. ssi
ErAncisco. Califesaia.
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Sh sriR's sale.

ny vfRTCE OF An EXECUTION fSsCED
% our Of the 9Th Ia iicis, District Cour. is
20 1 for he Coanty If Linc,in. state Of Sevs-
10 sad - ne lirsotsi aud delivered, fvr
! idgnsut reni~fsd 81 sid C0uft. ON the nine
sse0tT day of Jsnussy A. u 1888 10 fsvf ~
, : Phslsn sn sfsinst ~. Deyins, 8 . ihs
,nm Of ishtsen haadf d twenty-five sud ~ ig'
fsf s7z 81 ,Iisr-, debt. togstnsf vito sirty.
ne sal 50 l0p st1ysg, dollar, tsr c,sts aud
III .ecrufng ;osss sad interest. have levied
N ,ts GLOWING Jfopsfty, 90 Wit
4 bell sws. q sfvifs, ssf<s block, tire 10
>ztt~r tire nsn i-f. 1 lfiiling m tchins, man
~, Q yisss. 4 stsfsss. fs t0ggs more OF lees.
1smmsfz 81 pzneh hs 1mst.. monkey
sssachss. - reg ylste-. dies On tsps lstnim,
,. With jsss, 10 b,r@s for hubs, ~ fo.
srle. IS eoasds b,Its mns H Less snatch
It,cts. 1 srle-tse~ .sttsr, 10 hooks. - pound
ersp iron mo OF lsss. i0J p,un1s y chsin. u
llps. new wagon s1os. ~ poa1ds wt<hsfs
more Of les<, I horse sh ,stTg n. fu<h
ssxon tongues, zs0 feet hssd wood pisnk q ~
0s less. MS fssf of oregon pins ~ IRE OF less.
srfnt 4 me- sid frame, 10 s09tes more OF lees
v0f, loss n1fs N less . 4 tnbistssss. 10 fong'
vy,d sxiss, sfsugh bonissSfs. ssg ~ bnb,
ssss,1 nsteh oisnss, fsb5it pfsgs b~ne
efsnss, 4 tsdnz N ISIS, f,0t sH, dfss
snif~, d>rfict II ssas, c0si rsck, t,ol chest
4 asU1 $50. ~ tits snd g Issts more Of isss,
shstseDne, 4 sris.fsss 4 1tirs~fsstSDsf, 80 DoaD3
.aay1ry ;f "a n me- 0s lSss, 4 y Inch round bsf
~ o0aDds n,ss N lees, ~ inch iron sSi
ssgon, ~ inch wcsd tris vsz IN, eos
hyx1s ~ .seks cOs1 80 bn.tsis eDa1 m0ys o
isss, 9 >r5s tf sp1s, 1 v,ot track, e~s1 fofk
sen ~ sT0ys1. pick, vstsr tsnt. 7 horssi
= au1ss, ssts f0abls harness t,fOD pounds ifD
m1.s ~ isss, . 0 ,lfs i,fbistsss. snd chzirs.
a0ticas hereby sissDtbst on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-29

The biggest of the big trees of Califor::
mia must doff its plumes to . monarch OF
the Australian woods, il the report 10
trpe that . symmetrical apecimen OF the
Eucalyptus amygdslina 430 test high was
latsly diseotered II Victoria.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-29

r,Y VIRTUE or .sonpge o. s,Lg ISSUED
ID Out " ths .irtb JdiicIsi Dl.trict C,nrt
4nd for the '0nn y n L,at IN. Btsts OF Hva!i
snd 20 me 4 rec.1f sid 4 Ilvore l, for = J ~.
meet ren Tered IN SID Cout oo the pth day OF
Angnst. A d. 1883 In favor Of A"1p iMf.
Pisint q, anf sssiGst N Mp6 ,wer silver
dinins y mp N, snf the N yf yer Nine spd
MldDs 81 u % U3fsD tsn1s n tDe sam ~ sevm
han ired sni siS 4.iiN ,1IO5 4.it,l vol chn
do tsss. dsbf, t,xethsf With save tylt70ido1trs,
tsx c,sts, ard sii accr ing c8 y sui m crest, !
hsvs WED on the fyiio VI ~ . oJsrty, - WIS
Ths oartsin nln" ~ ml1in rltim hbywn -
IN Il ei BY the nam 'Of N. Myn .er M'ne
snd " mag ,jmi "a, stusts lying snd o.irs 10
Bristol Mining Di irist, ii ,1ln Wn'y,
II ,h of Nevsis. an drly rec,r'ief In ths vi =.
Ing ~: wds NJ ssii Mining Ol.trici. co hhing
eIgh hi ,ired liner set on su l,ig' " 10
t,g ,ther with the sppnr'ensrc"r thereto belong.
Ing. "a Vi tns rights in . ivi EGGS pertainily
thereto
Notice is her by given that on
saturday. tho 9th day Of Octob"r
A. n 1919. at t2 o c,o X NJ. of that dv, ! ~ill
sell ail tho right. title an in'er.st ~ said MY.
a , yer silver Mining O. nptuy IN AMI 20 me
ab ,ve dss ,ribe pr ,perty, sni tbs satd m w
,wsr Nine snt Mining claim. at tn f'ont ,or
" tue q ,urt hous In Pioshe. ttno 'ln coiaty.
Sta o Of N,vads, At p1blfc auction, Tor cssn ,h
| b s1d to rho hishsst an best bldier 70 ss,isv
.sid ia q n-nt an 4, rec ani sll costs, snd AI'
s.is.si OF SHERWOOD. sheriff.