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Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
8uarO auO Ruonls.
Pubic NOTICE
ORDINANCE OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Concerning the Sweeping of Rubbish
From Stores and Private Premises and
Throwing the Same into the Public
Streets.
ORDINANCE PUBLIC WORKS.
Section 49, No person shall throw, cart or lay any
oal vegetables, gar bsge, droes straw shaving, dirt
filth rubbish of any kind whstever In into any
street. in any Of the public squares OF said city
shall suffer any brine wash dirty water to now
into any street, or throw permit the same to be
thrown into ttered any street; shall throw,
cart or lay any sshes. clndess or shells in or
upon any at eet in said city, without the
thority permission of the Board of Public works.
Sec 81. Any person violating any of the provisions
is othersise specially provided in any
section hereof shall forfeit and pay penalty
of not less than two than fifty dollars for
every such offense and like penalty for each days
continuance thereof.
Any person violating these ordinances after May 8,
1884, will be prosecuted according to Law.
By order of the Board of Public Works,
my3 st FRED. q. wALDRON, CLERK.
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Congress WatsT: Pura. NafuraI. RaIiahla

Trumbun Lodge No. ~, A. F. and
A. M.
The members CT TrumbulI lodge A AND A ~
of sister lodges and the MaSonc fFaterniv oansrIl
are requested to meet in the lodge room ia The Ma
sonic Temple on Sunday, May xtn 1884 a 1.so
o'clock p. sharp, for the purpose Of having TIE
last sad tribute of affection to deceased brthar
Senior Steward George J. Lawrence --eA'
1 Attest, CLARK BucKNeHSM NJ
7. PARSONS DIcEERNAS, Secretary. my2 2t
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LINEs-Iu Woodbridge, May 2. Nancy Richardson,
widow of Jeremiah Lines, aged 90 years and
months
Funeral from the residence Of In Jaw, George
p Morgan, on Monday, May s, ut p. m. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
IVES-In this city. May LIST, Robert Ives. aged 70
years.
Funeral from his late residence A Pearl street. Sat-
urdsy at O'Clock D. m Relstives and friends are
invited to attend without further notice. 1nterment
ut North Haven. n
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Gone to Joln Her Lover.

New YORK, May 2.-Gertrude Ash, the
octoroon girl and accomplish of Jesse Will
liams, the Sloan fat robber who was recently
sent to prison for 1s4 years, was convicted
to-day in the court of general sessions and
sentenced to State prison for 1871 years.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03

FOR SALE,
GOOD farm Of IS acres, cheap. Call at
n R. E. BALDWIN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
mS Els Chapel Street.
FOR SALE,
VILLAGE cart, for or persons, bnt little
n used. 6rst class D. ALDEN,
mS AZ 831 Temple Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
FOR RENT,

80 FOUR rooms on se@6nd hoor on Dwight
Ell Street. A pleasant convenient rent for q small
vi family. Inquire at IS HOWE ST. a2s tt
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~ II 0A9
Shore.

- One of the largest best located, and most de-
EEa sirable cottages at Morris Cove nSarNew Haven
lIa to rent for the season. 1t has large kitchen
with water brought in), dining room and sitting
room and six large sleeping rooms we'll furnished.
There is also good barn belonging with it. Apply
to H. STEVENS, at the ONCE of the G. +. WARNER
MEG. co 2I2 East street. New Haven. ala If.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03

Intelligence Office.
kHMPLofMENT office for males and females
~ Help Of different nationRlities can he snnoIiH5
TO private families, boarding houses hotels ana res
taurants The proprietor of this establishments paya
great attention In the choice of girls and women r.
ore sending them to I'LL situations. calls from ia
country at any distance are promptly attended to.
Invalid and wet nurses at short notice. MaIa hair
for families and farm hands always resdy.
a26tf 1877 George oorner TananIa 80.
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FOR SALE.
FORsALEORRENT

49, CENTRAL unimproved property on Church
SIT and George streets on easy terms by
ZV B. O. LAKE,
mn st 65 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
FOR SALE OR RENT,

49, WITHIN ten minutes drive of postofice, q
ESia gentee house, 8 or rooms, nice barn. henery
EN and chic ens, two three acres of land large
quantity of apples, grapes and small fruit
excellent water, nice neRhborhood, beautiful shade
trees To the right party win rent reasonable, or
will sell more or less land to suit pursha
HUMANS REAL ES TATE AGENCY,
a1stf Sc Church Street
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RnR RENT

49, FEW more nats in new buildiBR corner
EAss Whiting and Commerce streets; all the mod
Ell ern improvements, besides speaking tubes,
frigerators, etc everything in rst-class order and
very desirable. Inquire Of B. ROGOWsKI.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
The Fire Licking Up Everything.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, May 2.-This afternoon
shortly before 2 O'Clock the brush and tina
Der in the vicinity of Turkey Run and West
Shenandoah collieries took dre A high wind
was blowing from the west and the ceiileries
were in danger of being consumed. The hre
department was called out and saved the
breakers by keeping them wet. The fire is
greater than ever at this writing. 1t has
passed by the collisries and is being drawn by
a heavy wind over the mountain toward
number of houses, and as there is no hkeli-
hood of rain the fire will reach ELAN Gowan
colliery during the night and great damage
will be done. Great excitement prevailed In
consequence There is no means OF stop
ping the course of the fire.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
FARM +! RARE CHANGE

&aNA TWILL sell at Auction on May 18th 1884 Mt
Esia O'Clock p m unless previously disposed of
N at private SALE the farm belonging to estate of
James ONeil, situated directly opposite Woodland
statioD, New York aud Nsw Haven railroad eornpr
ing 70 acres well divided into meadow. plough, pas
ture and woodland, with commodious house. two
barns, good outbuildings. Apple and Pear orchards
In full bearing. High ground Delightful view of
Sound. Also Il acres with houEe and barn directly
back OF said station. chance unequalIed to secure
at low figure. the line of above railroad farm
yearly increasing in value, within miles of the
city Of New Haven, and well adapted for dairy pur-
poses and tor raising small fruits Sale held at the
house first north Of the station.
E. BURR, JR., Adninietrator
Room Is, Franklin Block, Bridgeport, Conn.
a3Od&WI2k =
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EOR. R.ENT

49, HOUSE No. 1853 York street, three doors
kEIIa from Chapel street; IL rooms; all convenier-
Bii ces, Apply to E. BLACKMAN,
fz7tf York, cor Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
FOR, RENT.

ssssS HOUSE No. 26 Pearl street, for two families
As11 $37 per month.
ICY House No. 1913 Bradley street, rooms, SIS per
month.
House No. 20 Grown street, $50 per month.
House No. 81 William street.. $29 per month.
HOUSE No. &c Ferry street. $l4 per month.
House No. 60 Ferry street, $14 per month.
MERWIH'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
a22 759 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03

have tract of land finely situated close by West
Church Street, 400 fest front and zoe
feet deep which sell at IS per front foot will
take lees for the whole lot There is nothing else
favoraby located that be bought nearly as low.
ao1 ~ EDWARD A. RAY,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03

ManHneId street,
Nine rooms on Dwight street,
-Four rooms WhalIey avenue.
Five rooms on Dwight street.
Six rooms Kensington street,
Eight rooms Greene street.
-Four rooms on York st. linear College,,
Rooms in Exchange building.
W. G. WARREN, Manager OF renting and COLLECTING
department.,
Bills collected Care of property specially.
Property for sale in all parts of the city
R. M. HOOKER 10 Exchange Building. a1lH
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03

Flows from the Maximum Mineral Fountain of Sara
toga Springs and Is in the opinion of the emf
nant medical men Natures Sovereign Cure for
d. spepsia. Torpid Liver.
Inactive Conc ftfOns of the KidneS s, aud
most sautary Alternative in scrofuIous sheetioTr.
With ladies. gentlemen and bon vivants everywhere
it become the standard of dietary expedients
tifyRG the digestive functions and enabling free v
to indulge with impunity at table The world of
cath. intelligence and refinement testifes to its
sparkling, naturally pure and delightful qualities
the beverage Incompatible and accred il with being
the sure<t and spesdiest of their clear COM
plexiane, high health and exubersnt spirits. Hath
Orn Spring Water is sold only in glass bot,les
four p1nts packed in . case. 1t MAJ be OBJ
tanned at al hotels and of druggists wine merchants
and grocers everywhere. my2
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
Rss Gstate.


FOR RENT,
HI ct gas and water; and ave rooms corner South
4 and Park streets Inquire e Nc zg7 Ghspe
FOR RENT.
rq S5s s. = 81 vO0 sc n s5ss5F
FOR RENT.
49, A SUITE of unFurnished rooms, with or
"1 ms e. beard apply E q HOME PLACE.
FOR RENT,
49, TIE house 100 Grove street, suitable for
one family, Terms moderate. Possession
.aA given May II. my2 2ta
ROOMS FOR RENT,
keAa FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED, en- suite
sii single, without board, centrally located in
m1a Is HOME PLACE.
FOR RENT.
- THE Governor Dutton house, No. 1O6 Grown
1 rooms, furnished with ali o.. the modern i'm i'm
rrovements ana has recently been htted up in FIRST
class shape Inducements will be offered to desira-
BILE tenant.
three fats Of four or five rooms each furnished wi
the p odern improvements. They are nicely fitted
ADULTS. all of the nsighb worthy people.
Price from $40 to SIS per month.
ement of eight rooms with all Of the modern conyen-
iep noes Prize Prize s2 I Per month IT,.
tsnements located in different parts Of the citys
HORACE P. H0ADLEY, HoadIey Bldg.
40 Church street.
Open evenings. my2
FOR RENT.
AHhA DESIRABLE rooms. in suites or single, with
Ea hrst-cAss board, can be obtained after the 1st
Ii Of May; location central. For particulars sd-
dress N. HT,
asOtf Drawer Is.
FOR RENT.
In HOUSE. immediate M possession; within Ave
III small families Also one rosewood pfsno. Ap-
ply o. q 14S COLUMBUS AVENUE,
FOR RENT.
hEA& FOUR rooms se@bnd door Dwight
s.s Street pleasant, convenient rent for small
u family. Inquire at 10 HOWE ST. a2s It
FOR RENT,
- AVERY large front room, nicely and newly
HI furnished has all ths modern Improvements
MW with or without board also smaller room.
a26f 100 ORANGE STREET.
FOR SALE.
- $4,000 will buy brick house in the center
S sRa city 81 remAH on @orsee ha
. p'i ''-'' HiNMAN's REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
a26tf So Church Street.
FOR RENT,
- THE etore now occupied by the New Haven
EslIIa Rufls Co, No. 700 Chapel street.
LID att NEW HAVEN PAPER BOX co.
WEST RAVEN AND sAVIN ROCK PRO-
PERTY FOR SALE.
49, BUILDING sites IS front foot and upwards.
Es,a House and lot on Warrington avenue. between
iii Horse Railroad and Depot. very desirable
place for party wishing access to ana from the
FOR RENT.
Three furnished Shore Cottages, with bathing
privileges House on Elm street, is roc ms. wei
stocked with fruit-$S5O. Houke on Campbell ave-
nue., II rooms-$275. WALTER A. MAIN,
a23 en- Weet Haven, Conn.
FOR RENT,
.saas. EOuSE No Dc Pearl street. for two families
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
The w.aL,s ,.t.t of Eai,.ra,

NEW YORK, May 2.-There were 151 fail
ures in the United States reported to Brad
streets during the past week, against 1874 in
the preceding week and 1872, Sc and 104 in
the corresponding weeks of 's3, 's2 and 's1
respectively.
Clouds i'm FinAnciaI CircIes-PrOminent
Brokers Said to be i'm DimeuIties
NEW YORK, May 2.-ArisiHg out of the
failure of Keene q variety of ugly rumors
were in circulation during the after
noon among brokers. The most
important of these rumors alleged
that Henry CIews, Russell Sage and
Sidney Dillon were financially embar-
raised By Keene's failure to meet his obliga.
tions. The general impression at the Winds
sor this evening where the subject was freely
discussed was that Keene's suspension would
surely affect other parties. Mr.. Dillon
was found at his residence this evsn-
ing and said he bad never had
any dealings with Mr.. Keene and had not
seen him within the last three months.
Neither Mr.. Clews or Mr.. Sage could be seen
personally Friends, however, asserted that
these gentlemen were in no way involved by
Keene's misfortunes.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03

HoUsE.-The House went into committee
ON the tariff bill. Mr.. Wimpls, of New
York, opposed the bill on the novel ground
that the Irish came over because we were a
protective country.
Mr. Duester, of Wisconsin. gave notice of
an amendment providing that after July L,
1884, no duty shall be levied ON raw ma
terial consumed by the people in the facto-
ries, and addressed the House in support
thereof.
Mr.. Cox, of North Carolina, said he had
no time TO reply at length to Mr.. Eaton. He
could not resort to vile attacks upon his own
party and win the applause of the
other side, and thereby secure time
for extended remarks. This was an
allusion to the fact that MIR. Miller, of
Pennsylvania, yielded his hour for an
extension of Mr.. Eaton's remarks yesterday.
Mr.. Cox said he had always regarded MIR.
Eaton as eninentIy national. was surprised
yesterday to hear his sectional utteranees
intended only to excite prejudices against
certain portions of the Union. He con-
demned the cry against the influx of pauper
labor and said il sounded strange IN this
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
Furious Forest Fires - Sweeping OF
Exarzthiug in Thar Path.

Furious Forest Fires - sweeping Oh
Everything in Their Path.
E1KroN, Md May 2.-The forest fires in
this vicinity which have been burning fer
several days past were made furious by the
high winds to-day and destroyed everything
in their path, including fences and barns.
The dwelling house of John Whalen near
here was burned to-day with
its contents, among which were two
gold watches and three hundreds dollars
in money Near that point several families
we're obliged to leave their homes owing to
the flames, but by back firing the houses
we're saved. Several thousand acres of yalu
able timber land have been burned over
Tonight the fires light up the mountains as
by day.
A Sitting smoke-Peeple Fighting the
Flames w ith Their Faces Covered with
Randkerchiefs.
EAsToN, Pa, May 2.-The mountain fires
are assuming a dangerous proportion and
hundreds of people are out fighting them.
On the north side of the Blue mountains
near Wind Gap and on Pocomo mountains
the flames are making great Roadway. This
afternoon a fire broke out in the woods
near Pen-Argyle and is still burning
though all the quarrymen are out fighting it
and have been for the past three hours. The
woods are very dry for want of rain and the
leaves laying thick in the low stubbls gives
the flames abundant material to feed. The
smoke in all the section is terrible
and people can hardly breathe. They go
about with handkerchiefs over their eyes and
faces Such dense smoke has never been
known before. Lights are scarcely visible
half block. The Pocomo mountains are on
fire in many places and the flames are raging
iercely.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SON SON s s.s.:' IS sss Aoo1 l ss'
DEATHS.
LINEs-In Woodbridge, May q. Nancy Richardson,
widow of Jeremiah Lines, aged 90 years and
Funeral from the residence Of her sen Flaw, George
P MORGAN, on Monday, May 8, as p. m. hslAsassa
IVES-In this city. May LIST, Robert IVES aged 70
urday at O'Clock D. m Relstives and friends are
invited attend without further notice. Intermsnt
| Of North Haven. e
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN g.
| ARRIVED.
Sch z. D. Rose Babbstt tow sambFy, n J.
Sch Charley. woolsey, Baltic
Sch Mabel, Thomas.
SAILED.
Sch John Brooks, Fox, ny.
Sch Franklin, Worden. N Y.
| CLEARED
Sch Twilight, Robinson, Baltic
SAILED.
sch Lulu Amerman. Rulon BALTIC.
FOR SALE,
A 3. E. BAL BAIDwIN's REAL Estate AaENoY.
| ms Els Chapel Street.
FOR SALE,
A VILLAGE cart, for or persons, bnt little
ms st S31 Temple Street.
FOR RENT.
NNENEMENT, suitable for small family in coed
\ locat0u. Apply at
1ss odd No., $50 new No.l WOOSTER STREET.
mS1t-
FOR SALE,
\ HILLS Anti me- dium horse lawn mower and two
n hand 1au AnDlv X.
msIt Residence of E. Malley.
FOR SALE.
JERSEY grade COW, due to oalve nrst week in May,
- gives Is Qs. per day. Price ssS, Apply to
m31t Residanceof E. Malley.
FOR RENT.
NOTTAGE house, barn and land, Arlington Heights:
" Several tenements. For sale or rent-seyeral
ms 1t
FOR RENT.
- FOR adults only, or rooms, with range,
@5 set tubs, hot and cold water and gaS on lover
ms eodtf
FOR RENT,
- THE convenient b dck house No ssl Howard ara
liz avenue, containing 10 rooms, closets, bath
Apply to R v. LYON.
m3I2t 800 Howard avenue
GEORGE w. BUTTON,
ARCHITECT.
Fruit store-wholesale and retail. Sidewalks laid
in the vtrS best manner.
m5tf 1,O76 Chapel Street.
Oxford Chalybeate Water.
Orders for Oxford Spring Water may be left at
Apothecaries' Hail. 3O1 Chapel street. It will be found
tfcacous diseases of the skin. kidneys and liver
and a tonic in of general debility. ms 4nno
MEETING o. the Second Universalist associa-
"A ton of New Haven will be held on Friday at 7:S0
p May 9th, 1884, at the house of ME- A. j. Puher,
81 Olive for the Of voting on tho Ques
ton of settling pastor for year, and to do any
other businses proper to be done at said meeting.
Per order of the
m31t PRUDENTIAL COMMITTEE.
FOR RENT,
STORE in "Townsend Block No. / ,004 Chapel st.
- Rent reasonable.
Also I'd story No. lao lawrence street; ave rooms,
city water and gas. small family preferred Rent
$I3 per month Apply to B. l. LAMBERT,
ms ST. s5s Chapel st. new No.. (old No 3A0>.
Attention, Foot Guard.
The men bers of the I'd Co. Gov. Foot Guard are
hereby ordered to appear at the Armory Sunday.
May 4th at O'Clock in full uniform, to attend
the funeral of tbs late Lieutenant George Law
renee. Per order,
] N. DEMING, E. J. MORSE,
n3 1HES
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- TWELVE rooms-two family house-only
FIJI 81 ,0OU cash required.
ID building lot so feet front for 81, 200. Terms
easy.
Call at
r.. e. BALDWIN'S
Real Estate Agency, S9s Chapel Stree
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Congress Spring
The Standard Mineral Wafer.

The Standard Mineral Water.
Cathartic, Alternative. A specific for dis
orders OF the stomach, ltver and kidneys,
eczema, malaria and ali Impurities OF
the blood.
so enviable q name has this famous mineral water
that the managers Of inferior mineral sprpQs des1r-
of initiating the natural purity Of the bottled
water of Congress Spring, inject powerful acid in
their bottled water to preserve the crude ingredients
in solutionS-being 30 heavily laden with
Lime and IRON Deposit
With Euch contrivances. bogus testimonials and
medicinal waters Of Congress- Spring.
THE regular season visitors to SaratoRs fully under
stand these crude harsh waters, many them after
painful experiences. In proof OF this fact We can
produce great many responsible names. Bat the
Saratoga v1sitors without experience and many who
the bottled waters toften labeled curayes for
disorders which they positively sggraYatel shuu,d
remember that crude harsh, mineral waters prcuoe
headache of burning and internal irritationE
and do Irrepsrable injury to the digestive organs and
kidneys.
Congress Watsr: Pure, Natural, Reliable
None Genuine Sold ON DraughN
For sale by Druggists, GrOeers, Wine
Merchants and Hotels.
Bottle marx. ms 1aw1sts
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
BUILDING LOTS.

IN VIEW of the opening Of the new railroad t.
West Haven there will be some call for
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03
HORACE P. HOADLEY, HOadIey Bldg.
40 Church street.
FOR RENT.



AshA DESIRABLE rooms, in suites or SINGLE will
ia first class board be obte ined after the Isl
LII Of May; location central. For particulars I'D
dress n. a. T..
a3Otf Drawer Is.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-03

OLD ADNl4NA9
49, HOUSE, Immediate possession; within hv
Eth minutes walk Of depot; to one large tw
lll small families Also one rosewood piano. Ap
ply at 146 COLUMBUS AVENUE.
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Forty. Eighth COn&ress---First Session.
WASHINGTON, May 2.
SENATE-At o'clock the shipping bill was
taken up. Mr. Vest continued his speech in
favor of free ships and free material. Mr..
Hale spoke In support of the bill and after a
short executive session the Senate adjourned
till Monday.
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Saturday, the 9Th day of October.
NOTICE..

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLl.
~ CAlION for PATENTS for Town Lots, be.
ri, ming At q post marked No. /, sE corner
uf the Town OF Bristol: Thence q mineral
monument No. bears 8 72h degrees T 1880
feet; q mineral monument ko.2 standing at
the northeast corner of tixth and Main streets,
In the Town Of Bristol, bears SOL degrees
First course, 8 7Ok degrees " 2,e4o feet 10
post marked No. 2, coritr Town Of Bristol
thence, I'd course, N l9h degretsW 2,t0 feet
10 post marked No. 8, NV corner Town OF Br's.
toll; thence, Cd courte, N c0h degrees 2,6l0
feet to post marked No. 4, NE corner Town Of
Bri>tol and thence, 4th course, y l9k dsPres
26lO feet to post No. the place Of b. gil ming.
containing one hundred and sixty scltf, iId be
ing the Tow nsite Of Brittol. Iilr oln County
State OF Nevada, must be nslO TO the urder.
signed on or before the llth day Of Feb,,sry:
A. u 1884, or be forever barred. See Conf lied
Laws Of the state Of Nevpda. p. as. vol 2,
section $3.50, act srp,oved February goth, 1852.
Application must be fled with A. J. Hiaaf
Bristol. Nevada.
HENRY RJvfA.
aula.sa Iylstss Il 7Sw0aibe 8 1A8
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y out Of tn- Justice 'ur, n All fD- the
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N | .gain-t th> Am 'rictn alag Mill nd Ntuing
,,n pslv Defeu lam Tor the sum - 1858 77-tm
ixty.thre. AMI II 100 i"llars tax an tsl D.
ql'ny. debt. 'ther WI S!' !,io,
fgenty.fve ~ 100 i,litrs, tx cos. and all
,ccrning ,sts y ID interest, iye levie n tn
/ III wing ,r) o.rry, 30 VT: LIN pr " ments on
niue kn,w as the An rtcin F,a2 NJ II sn
Hinlrg Co npa " III Tly ,ini District, in The
J untv of III &c I'm. state Of Neaia.
Nodce is Ii ,reby given that on
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Tue,day, the 18th day of May.

d 1884. b,tween the hours OF 9 O'Clock In
the moruiut ant s o'clock in the attern on
NINETY, At IL o'cl ,ck Y of aid day, will II
ali tha right. title mi interest If said Ameri AN
Flag Mill and lining J,mpily in I'd to the
,hovs described p'operty, ami the sm 'ilast
mnu,t o. "a. Il of IL pro o-rty to SATISFY th :
said above sui Of SO 10, tax dAlinq iency.
costs sui a.ccuing C pItI, At .he front lo,r II
tn, G ,untv Court II ,u1s at Pho he. C'unty Of
Lincoln, state of Nevlla, at ,blic auc ion. for
cash in hal. to tn, bi Ter. f'r the least
am ,u 4 of the above property, to satisfy said
'A or SHERWOOD, sherf
By 8. D. SMITH Deputy Sheriff al2d
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To Delinquent Taxpayers
OF
L,ycOLN COUNTY, MEv

,,,uo DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR THE
.cal year ending D .camber 3l.t, A. D
1891 has h zen deposited W tn the District AT
torney. AZ unlesI the d ,lnq tint taxes th're,h
ono .ibed are p,i to tn T;essirer as ex ohci
nv RECEIVER within twenty Gays from me pup
li,.ation OF this II ;e, acti ~ VIII o, Gnu
menced By tn nistric, Attorney iof 'ne w.
lection Of said taxes snd costs.
PiJehe, Nevad. Nav a3. 1881. ,
G. d. FISH. County Auditor.
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REDE NPrION FUND
T2EASuRsR's oFFlcE,)
ptocHE, November %, 1883.

Two THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
Indebtedness of Lincoln County, accrued
nrior to the LIST of Apru, A. d. 1875.
whereas, there Is nov the sum OF SLOW
n,,,fy tb, holi-ri of said indebte lnesi that
.eaiel pro oposals for the surrender of the same
viii he r .ceivei vt my office up to the 18th day
o. Dece nber A. D. 1884. IN accor lance with an
Act of the Legislature OF the state OF Nevada.
n,o A. r. ELAN, Treasurer.