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II G. Schasse, l.. Orynski, or A. Dreiss, drug
Rists, do not succeed 1t is not for the want Of
faith. They have such faith IN DIR. BosankO's
Cough and Lung Syrup as Il remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Consumption and Lung Affections, that
they will give a trial bottle free to each and
Kind
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SAN ANTONIO, January l, 1883.
Drs. J.. j. & W. ii. Tobin:
GENTLEMEN: Your Hepatizine has been
used in my family Tor over Il year, and |
can unhesitatingly say 1t is the best remedy |
have ever used for any liver trouble or consti-
patton of the bowels. / would not be without
II. Respectfully, A. W. HOUSTON,
For sale at G. Schasses and ClaviE's drug
store. 3-2l-6m
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The L~eavenworth~ correspondent of the St.
Louis Evening Chronicle telegraphs his paper
as follows: Ex-United States Paymaster
WATSON was brought here this evening, 10Th
inst from San Antonio, Texas, by Lieutenant
]. G. Bartlett, Third artillery, and three Ser
geants, were met at the Union depot by an am
bulauce rom Fort L~eavenworth, and Major
WATSON, being hand-cuffed to one OF the Ser
geants to prevent escape, was placed in it a, d
taken to the peniteutiary where he is to serve
a term Of Is months. He bore up bravely
until it came time to shave off his elegant
blonde mustache, which was five inches long,
then the guards reported he shed tears.
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sommers' Garden, Tenth Street.

This beautiful and shady pleasure resort is
again open to the public, situated as 1t is on
the street ear track and of easy access. IL has
A fine flower garden, II beautiful promenade
under "a dense shade and tirst-class concert
every Saturday and Sunday evenings.
b-25-3m Il. SOMMERS, Proprietor.
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A Card.

How TO save money and drugs by taking
Turko-Russian baths or Steam Bsth for your
colds, rheumatism, dumb ague and all skin dis
eases, can be found at a. LILIANs,
Corner Commerce and Alamo streets.
Also, Hot and Cold Water Baths at % cents
zach 4-g-tf
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G.. G.. Parker, formerly with Thompson
& Austin, has opened Il tirst-class barber shop
opposite Hord hotel office on Dellarosas street,
where he will be pleased TO see all ms 1rlends
and customers. MIR. Parker is too well known to
n ed any recommendation rs a irst-class bar
1,ar 3m.
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For Sale.

A two-seated barouche or family carriage
In rood order. Inquire at Fred Steiners
stable, corner Avenue Il and Houston street.
1-1-IW
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If You are Suffering

From torpidity of the liver or constipation of
the bowels, try a bottle of Hepatizine, DR..
Tobin's great liver medicine. Every bottle
liz guaranteed 70 you, and your money refunde
IL YOU are not satisfied.
For sale at Clavin's drug store, and by G..
Scha9se. 0-Sl-Om
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CARTER & MULLALY,
Undertaken
ALAMO PLAZA.

Funerals Furnished with Every Requisite.
Special attention given to forwarding bodies
IN Iii narts Of the United States. SS7 Telephone
connection. Gala attended dRv aud night.
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Everybody from a 2s year old child to an extra
size mems suit, at Cohen & koenighelm's 3U9
and 81 Main plaza. 0-li-ti
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Monday. tho Thirtiefh day OF April
SheriR's Sale.

DY yIETUE OF Az EXECUTION Issued
ID out Of the 6.h Judicial District Court, In
and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of sevs-
DIS, and TO me directed snd delivered, for
Judgment rendered In said Court. on the nine
teentn day Of January. a. D. lc5S, in favor OF
q. J. Phelsn and against M. Devins, for the
sum OF eighteen hundred twenty-five and 51lCO
(si, ,s22 50j dollars, debt, together vnn sixty.
one and 5O-lOO 1851 .50J dollars, tsx costs, and
all sccruing costs and interest. have levied
on the following property, TO wit:
2bellows, 2 anyils, sved2s BLOCK, tire up
setter I tire bender, drilling machine. man
tftlI 8 vises, sledges, 1g tongs more or less, 5
hammers. 81 punch hammers. monkey
vrenches, 2 screw plates. dies and taps, 10 thin
biTs with boxes, % boxes for hubs, IN iron
sxle, rs pounds bolts more or less. snatch
blocks, axle-tree setter, 10 hooks. 40 pounds
strap iron more or less, 100 pounds 4 chain, IL
clips, new wagon shoe. % pounds washers
more or less. horse snoeiog boz. rough
wagon tongues, $50 feet hard wood plsnk more
or less, 275 feet OF Oregon pine more or less, 1
grind stone and frame, $50 spokes more or less,
800 fsIloes more or less. doublesrees, 10 rough
wood axles, 6 rough boulsters, wagon hub, 2
sets pack hooks. 4 trussels. 2squars, braces.
SAWS, 2 match planes, rabbit plane, bench
Il planes, q trying squares. foot adz,1 draw
knife. 1 derrick frame, coal rack, tool chest.
hand axe, 16 Tits and chisels more or less,
whetstone, sx1e-rest, 1tire-fastener, 80 pounds
sundry iron more or less, / ~ inch round bar;
| $50 pounds more or less, ~ inch iron snle
| wagon, 81 inch wo I'd axle wagon. coal
| racks, 8 spsrahoes. 2 sets pack hooks, 3ieed
| boxes, rs sacks coal, 150 bushels coal more o,
| less. 6 cords brands. wood truck, coal fork
| 1 scoop shovel, pick. water tank, horses
8 mules, 8 setsdouble harness. 100 pounds iron
| more or less, 8 psirs doubletrees and chains.
Noticeis hereby giventhat on
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MULES UNDERGROUND.
ts.r. MInlus and ssisn.ias p,s.,. A,

Mules seem - be more useful about
mining operations than horses. In running
an arastra mule Is much better than
horse. He will get sly and shirk work
il he can by going very slowly, but may
be encouraged by rocks and other missiles
to quicken his pace He will stand this
treadmill work well and thrive on it,
while the nobler animal will wear out.
Underground the mule is preferable in
many ways, and these animals are gen.
orally used there instead OF horses. They
are intelligent, and il they fall and get
entangled, are apt to lie quietly while
being released, instead OF kicking and
thrashing about to their own injury, as
horse will do. Some people have pref.
udice against them, alleging their tend.
ency to kick, but underground they do
not seem to do that, whatever may be
the case above. They become very tame
when underground. Mr.. Sutro describes
those in use at the famous tunnel as hav-
ing become the miners pets. He says
the men become attached to then, and
as the shaft mules pass along by the men
at lunch, edibles are given them. When
signal is given to fire blast the mules
understand the signal, and will try to
get out Of the way Of it just as the men
do. OF course the mules become accus.
toned to the darkness, and in going out
into the sunlight can not see very well,
and when they 60 back from the sun.
light into the tunnel they can not see at
all. At the Sutro tunnel they are in the
habit Of covering one eye Of the mule
until they 60 into the tunnel again, when
the cloth is removed, so they have one
good eye to see with. This plan had tc
be adopted, because the mule is SO stub
born he will not pull unless he can see hi
way ahead. At this place another thing
was found about mules. They trist
horses at first, but found thst whenevel
anything touched the horse he woult
throw up his nose and knock his heat
against the roof; but if you touch mule
ears he drops his head. The horses wer
given up, and mules answered very well
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PUNNY LITTLE ONES.

The girl with fine plump arms is the
creature who does not mind the mosqui.
toes at all.
Fortune knocks at every mans door
once in life," but in a good many cases
the man is in neighboring saloon, and
does not hear her.
A man in Pennsylvania town has
twenty.nine children. Strangers passing
the house on washing days are at loss
to determine whether it is a school or
laundry.
To a New Mexico settler: "Where is
your neighbor!" "Well, he went over
to Vegas to see man with whom he had
little difficulty and they hauled him
back in box"
A health journal advises. "Do not lie
on the left side." This is very proper
admonition. II your are obliged to lie,
be careful to lie on the right side. You
will find it pays in the end.
Light.minded young thing in bath.
ing suit" Surely, Aunt Margaret, you're
not going to wear your spectaclea in the
water!" Aunt Margaret" Indeed /
am. Nothing shall induce rne to take
off another thing"
A physician said loosely to a police.
man one evening: II always feel safe
when see a policeman in the evening,
for there is no danger about" "Yes,
safer than / feel when / have
doctor about" was the bright retort.
Il A crusty old fellow once asked
"What is the reason that grifins, drag
, ons and demons are ladies' favorite sub
, jects for embroidery designs:" "Ah, !
is because they are continually thinking o
their husbands! was the quick retort
AGalveston school teacher had grea
deal Of trouble making boy understn
!. !. his lesson. Finally, however, he sue
ceeded, and drawing long breath. II
marked to the boy: "If it wasn't ft
me you would be the biggest donkey Q
Galveston Island"
~ A little one heard his mother make
= testy remark about some feathers that 81
said had dropped out Of bolster ar
accumulated in her arms" Later
= the evening the mother wanted the COZ
q and said: "Where's Mary" II dor
IS know" observed the little one, "but q
d last saw Of her, papa was accumnlatil
e her out in the hall.
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Application for a Patent
UsrTED S7kTEs LASD OFFICE,
UxL~ Gx-~1~ rfs.1L ~ rkEE
10. 7I3.

UrrTxD S7zTEs LAsD oygfcE,
Yureka, sevede, March 10, 1851.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAHEs
N .. Smith and George Morton, vhoes post
once address is Tempiute. Lincoln County, Ee
yads, hiss this day aled his spplicstion for .
uatent for fftesn hundred linear feet Of the
Legal Tender mine, or vein bearing silver.
iii, surfsce ground si1 hundred feet in width,
sit1s.sd IN Tsmpiute Mining District, County
OF Lincoln and State Of Nevada, and designated
BIZ the field notes snd oficisl plat on fle in this
offee ss lot number So, located ON unsurveyed
land, The exterior boundaries Of said IotSo
being ss follows. .tovit:
Beginning at post marked 80 1, y SsurveJ
NJ. S, the sams being post No Of U survey
No SO and 81, lots a." whence q 8 mineral
monument No 8, on Coyote Peak, bears II deg
Fl min W 1853 feet. Thence running, let course
81 deg " G00feet, to yOst msrksd no ., Us
feet, to post marked No 8. q gsurvey No GO;
thence, Sd course, 8 81 deg z coo feet, TO post
marked MOI y 3 survey No So, the ssme being
post No 2 OF survey No 81, 10" !" Sterling
lode, and thence, lth course. 9 sdeg " 1900
feet to post No l, the place Of beginning. Con
tanning 20 63.1o0 scres. Magnetic variation
degrees 30 rain east.
The location of this mine isrecorded In the
Recorders office of Tempiute Mining District
in book"B," page 200, Of the records OF ssid
district. isclsim 10 bounded on the esst
the Sterling. Any and all person sc clsiming 90.
versely any portion Of said Lega1Tender Mine
verse claims with the Register Of the United
| States Land Cmce at Eureka, In the State OF Me-
vsda, during the sixty says period OF publics'
/ tion hereof, or they will be barred by virtue o
the provisions Of the Statute
| FIJI. HIyCKLEY. ReRists
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 HtHlBY GIVEN THAT AtfII.
IN CATION for rstspts for Toup Lots, b.
sisning q , post oAsted No. !. eE eeepsr
of tAs Town Of Bristol: Thence o 9 ninseal
mouumsnt No. beers . 73jS degrees : n, $40
fsst; . mineral monupsft 10. 3 sfandipg q
the northeast corner yof eixth snd Aain stssses,
n the Town Of Bristol. bears n seA deGpsss "
leo fest.
Tise courss. . TON dssrses y a,elo fsst 10
post married. No. 2, corner Town of bristol;
thsnee. I'd eoor.e. leh dsussse ~ $40 feet
TO post mafhed No. 3. NV cofnsf Ieap of Ds1s.
tol; thsnce. Sd ceuTss. n TON degrees = I, $40
feet 70 post marked 10. I. NJ cogneR Town Of
Bristol; and thence. tth course. lsN degrees
7,el0 fest to post No. !; the place q beoinninl,
containing one hundred and sixty acres, and bs.
ing the Townsits of Bristol. Lincoln Ceunty,
State Of Nevada, Duse be msds 20 tbs under.
Mgnsd on 0ss bsfoes the 18th day II xsbsuary.
4. d. 1854, or b foSver bassed. eee Compiled
Laws of the Stats of Nsvsda, .. ll0. Vol. 3,
section $3.50, set approved February 90th,. lees.
Application must b 1lsd with A. J. Blair,
Rristol. Nevada. sasI..4 Ia.
sul1-et Trustss q xuw1sisS q e1lisSol.
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Notice Of Pendency Of Suit.

VosEPHINE BEAM, PLAINTIFF, vs. WAL.
d TER BEAM, Defendans.-The said Defend.
ant will hereby take notice that suit has been
Commenced BY said Plaintiff against him, said
Defendant and is now pending In the District
Court OF the sixth Judicial District Of the State
o: Nevada, in and for the County Of Lincoln. TO
obtain q decree OF ssid Court dissolving the
bonds OF mstrimony existing between said
tody Of the minor child to said Plaintiff, and
that II said Defendant does not appear and make
defense on the First day ofthe August Term
of said Court, A. D. 1888, said suit will be
heard and decided at that term, in accordance
With the statute OF the State OF Nevada In such
case made and provided. d.
my12-sm Attorney Tor Plaintin'
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Application for a Patent

No. gsk
CsrrEp STATES LasD OFFICE.
Eassks, ssysas. gsbrasry 81. 4. Isss
NOTICE Is HEEEBT GIVEN THAT u.
In PsIlis, vh0ss post o.-l,s s<drtse - Gin
ciadau, Ohio, has this day EIe5 his sypl.csssor
for pztsat for fifteen harfrsd Hnesr feet Of
the Illinois raire or veia tearing goh and silver
with sgr.zce ground Elk hundred fest in Width.
situated &c PshssrssGt Lsfs Mining District,
county Of Lincoln, and State cf seyads, AID
desfznatsd by the fed notes and o<elsI psst
on fls Ia this oz.es as lot No. 70 sEd -, In
township .. south Esnse, 80 East Of N07nt Dis
lot No. 80 and % being a. follows, 70 vits
Beginning at pos. Married so I. o s1rysJ
g0 %, vheEesths South y pos. Of sse ". ..
Z, 90 z, bears y ss1 deg sse feet; fkszcs.
running, 1st course. 81 deg " 1900 fsss %
tEeree, ID cour.e, 10 deg W coo fsee 10
post marked go q, u Survey yo 20 and ~
| thence, "a cOurss, N 81 deg z 1900 feet 20 pot
| narfed No &, q . Survey No 80 and -: thsnee,
Ssh eourse, 9 70 deg go fset 20 post 10 ]. she
| Co1rses expressed from the trus meridian Will
| raazne.ic variation Of 10 deg Rast Of Psarzra
pat Lake mining district,
The location oftbl mine 10 recorded IN tie
| Reeorder's of1es o. Lfrcoln county, Eev.ts.
This claim fs bounded By no known elsiEss.
ANY and all persOns claiming sdyerssly snJ
Il portion Of said "Illfnofs' mine or surfset
/ zround are required 70 his their adverse claim
with the Register Of the United States LAnt
Osce at Yursks. in the State Of Eevsds, durini
the sixty days period Of p7biieation hereof. o.
they will be barred By virtue o.ths proTissor
T.H. HIycELEY Register.
I.fs hereby ordered that the foregoing no:ic
O. sppl.cstior for patent be published for IN
psrsod Of ten consecutive weeks in the Pioch
RsoozD, q weekly nsvsps2er, published .
P.oche ,LiucoIa county Sevsds.
fI7.lOt, F.H HIyCKLEY. Register.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HEART DISEASE!
cunEp By
DIR. RUSH's REGULATOR,
ron HEART TROUBLES.

wm. O. Osgoodby. the well.known safe msn-
ufaeturer OF Buffalo, Philadelphia Pittsburg,
Newark, and Atlantis. Ca. says
oFHcr or osooopsY's lSPaovfp sAyxs,
II =. Broad Street.
ATLANTA. Ga. October lTth. 1881.
DR. HrsHs MEDICAL ASSOCIATION:
DxAE DOCTORS. The three bottles o, "Dr.
Rush's Regulator" ordered were received by
express last week. I have taken nearly one bot.
tie aud am thoroughly satisfied with the result
For over two years have been troubled with
sharp pain at my heart. My physician. upcnex.
animation, pronounced 1t enlargefnsnt Of the
heart, and was unsble 20 give me any relief
The trouble grew worse until hal become m
vinced that I could not be cured. While in New
York City. last week. I called upon Ons Of the
most prominent physicians there. who charged
me s25 for an examination and then recon-
mended your :" Regulator" Knowing you to be
. regular Medical Association. aud NOR PATssr
MEDICINE scHrM i ordered the three bottles.
have not been troabled since commenced
taking 1t. but shall continue AID tats the entire
tnres bottles so IS TO obtain 8 permanent cure,
You have my sincere thanks.
am, gentlemen. Very respectfully
Wy. q. OS9OODDY
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THE outs
TNi


night scene tina -~---y "a pecul'
lar kind is probably not surpassed all the
world over. The mountain upon the
base Of which the city is built circles
round the bay Ike huge amphitheatre,
and the streets, rising one above the
other, from the waters edge to far up
the hillside. are illuminated by myriads
Of Chinese lanterns that hang over every
door, aud almost over every window.
These successive tiers OF lights are
again reflected in the shimmering waters
below, across which fits necessarily the
tiny lanterns Of the numerous " "sanpans"
that ply among the shipping. But Hong.
Long harbor presents very different as.
peet when typhoon is raging. At the
present season July these terrific whirl-
winds-some OF them five hundred miles
in diameter-continuall traverse the
China 3eas, and in 1874 the center OF one
passed over Hongkong itself. On that
occasion the waters OF the little bay, only
mile or two across, were lashed into
such fury that great steamers were torn
from their moorings and hurled against
the quays. The sanpans, which may be
termed the gondolas OF Chinese waters,
were all wrecked and most Of .tbefamilies
who lived upon them were drowned.
When a sanpan is chartered the fare is
rowed to his destination BY three genera.
tions. The grandmother pulls the bow
oar, the son or daughter-in.law, the
stroke, and the youngest born baby, who
probably has never been out OF the boat,
holds the tiller.
The memory Of the typhoon OF 1874 is
still vivid in Hongkong, and the floating
population live in continual terror Of be.
ing caught by such another. A day or
two before / left the island the outside
edge Of one passed over us, and ! wit
messed the panic which prevailed during
its progress. The day had been sultry
in the extreme. Even the sparrows
seemed exhausted, and when at mid.
night a sudden gust Of hot wind was fol.
lowed by steady rush OF air in the
atmosphere above, an alarm was quickly
raised in the harbor. Shouts OF terror
that could be heard all over the city
arose from the crowds Of anchored san.
pans and cargo boats, and ashore the
people hastily arose and made fast their
changing shutters. The steamships got
up steam, and the sailing vessels sent
down their upper spars. In short, there
was uproar all over Hongkong. At first
there was but little wind below, but
high up in the clouds the air could be
heard to surge along in an ominous and
continuous moan. BY morning it wa,
blowing strong gale, which every min
ute increased in force. The steamer.
were leaving their anchorage to seek bet
ter shelter over near the mainland, ant
the wrecks Of numerous sanpans, witt
floating bales of goods, strewed thu
waters. The helpless misery Of th'
families suddenly forced to leave thei
homes and take refuge on shore wa
.p'tiable to witness, but fortunately, tn
veer Of the wind, as the cyclone marched
along, showed by noon that the wors
had passed. Everybody in Hongkon
has thoroughly mastered the laws Q
circular storms. 1t was known that tn
dreaded center had gone by, and tn
panic abated as suddenly as it had arisen
--[Corr. London Standard.
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Or. Rush's g REGULATOR ="

used successfully for years in sub iuing the mos:
stubborn cases Of heart dificulties. positive
cure for Enlargement, Palpitation. FiutteFing
aud Fatty Degeneration OF thu hear:. Ptiee.
81 90 per bottle; six for IS Co. Sold by drug
gists, or sent direct by DE-. RrsHs MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, Eunds, " u, U $. A.
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PATENT NOTICES.
for "a Patent


No. I5l.
rsirxn srarKs fAso OrFicR,
Tureks. Nevads. yebrusry 8. A. d ir1.
NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT u. !.
lt Taliis and D. Lshmer. whose posioriee
address "a Cincinnati. Ohio have this day nied
their application for patent for tftesn hun
dred linear feet Of the "Indsn Chief mine o.
vein bearing gold aud silver. with snriaee
sround ain hundred feet In width. situstsd
In Pshranagat Lake Mining District. County
Of Lincoln and state Of Nevada, and designstsd
~ the neld notes and Ofncial plat on ME ~ WIS
once as Lot Number 80. In Township }. south
Range. 50 East OF Mount Diablo Msriiisn. TBS
exterior boundaries Of saii Lot No. 30 being az
follows. to wit:
Beginniaz 81 q post marked No I. q ssuf-
vsy No 80, wheneethe u post between Sections
50 and -. T .. X. 50 Z. " NJ. bears DEG
IS min T9ofeet, and the mouth Of springer .
TunneI bears n ish deg " 100 feet Thence
ruDning, LIST course. = S Gsg IS min W lsoOfees =.
TO post marked No 2. Survey NO ~, old
monura ent bears ~ feetfrom said post nc J.
THENCE. "a course. y 81 deg is min " 500 fees:
to post marked Nos. q sGrvey No %; old
monument bears n 81 deg W 2s feet from said
post No3. Thence, 81 course. deg ~ min
" 1890 feet. to post marked No .. Q s1rvey No
80: old monument bears a deg 30 min " "a
feet from post No4. Thence. 4th course, . 81
deg is min 600 feet, TO post marked NO l. tns
place Of bszinniog- Magnetic variation 10 dee
Ess. containing 20 e6-loo srres-
The location Of this mine ts recorded 10
the Recorders once Of Lincoln County state o.
Nevada, in Book Of Mining Notices, page 1ss
This claim ia bounded by No known claims.
Any and al persons claiming adversely anJ
portion Of said ssIndisn Chief" nins OF s1r
lace ground are required to fle thsir advers'
claim with the Register Of the United State
Land Office at Eureka, in the State Of ssvscs
during the sixty days period Of pnblies;iSI
hereof, or they will Be barred IL virtzs Of sh'
provisions Of the statute.
F.a.HIycELET, Rszis;sr.
| tits hereby ordered that the foregoing nots :
| Of epplieati0r for patent be Published for th
4 period Of ten consecutive weeks IL tbs Fsoce
| REcosD, weekly newspaper, published .
1 Piochs, Lincoln county, Nevada.
/ fl7-10t F.B. HIsCELKY, E>sis.er.