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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

Observation-Disclosures HAMMOND has
perhaps written his last novel. He is
sixty, and is going TO lead to the altar
blooming bride of twenty-seven. If
that doesn't take the romance out of
him he will, in the language of the la
mented Mrs Darlington, be ''the great
est ipecao' in the profession.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

ONE of the largest mechanical toys
that will cause the eyes of the little
folks to dilate during the Christmas
season, close at hand, is lifc-sizc
Nubian who does wonderful things.
When wound up he plays flute in a
most entertaining manner, voting and
winking his eyes all the time. But
such Nubian costs $3.50.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

NATURE has been very provident
Many people have wondered how the
world would run furnaces and keep
warm few centuries hence when The
great forests and coal-nines and peat
bogs have been exhausted. The re-
cent behring's for gas have partially
solved that problem. Our boys a
dozen generations hence will not likely
have to saw wood and pack in coal,
but only turn faucet in connection
with the great gasometer worked by
the unseen forces of nature.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

A wARLIKE spirit seems to exist
among the half-breeds in the Northwest
Territory. No sooner did the news of
Mels execution reach the Indians and
half-breed French than a movement
was inaugurated to secure aid from
American half-breeds. There will
probably be no trouble during the win
ter months, but the pent-up vengeance
of the followers of Riel is expected to
break out in the spring and create
havoc among the frontier settlers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

A wELL-KNowN sporting authority,
6. Bird Grinnel, who claims to have
figured the matter down to an allspice,
declares that about seven hundred buff
faloes are left alive upon this continent,
and that in twenty-five years they will
be rare curiosities in geological gardens
and travelling menageries.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

GRANTS MEMOIRS" will be trans
lated into many languages. Ten thou
sand canvassers will be set at work in
this country. The publishers arc now
assured of 100000 profits. and the ex-
pectaaon is that they will realize ST.
600, 900 before they get through with it.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

JAMES A. HARRIS, the orange king
of Citra, Fla, has sold hts crop of
oranges on the trees for eighty thou
sand dollars. Being newly married
and with 'pocket full of rocks" he
is prepared to live with all the reckless
extravaganza of the average editor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11
THE NEWS.
Compiled from Late Dispatches.
xLlxth CONGRESS

MONDAY, Dec. THE Forty ninth Con.
gress met in annual session. In the Sen
ate John Sherman was elected President
pro TEN. by a vote of "a to 90. Mr..
Voorhees, announced the death of Vice
President Hendricks, and offered resolu-
lions of respect to his memory, when an
adjournment was ordered In the House
John G. Carlisle was reelected Speaker
John B. Clark, of Missouri, was chosen
Clerk; John Fl. Leedom, of Ohio, Sergeant
alarms; Samuel Donelson, of Tennessee,
Doorkeeper, and Lycurgus Dalton, Post
master. The death Of the Vice-President
having been announced by Mr.. Holman,
the House adjourned
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

DIR. Do LEWIS declares that hot
water will cure every complaint tnat
human flesh is heir to, yet all the same
good deal of complaint comes from
people who get into hot water.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

The next Legislature of Ohio will
have blind member-Hon. J. Dwight
Palmer, of Cleveland. His daughter is
his private secretary, and does all his
seeing for him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

Miss SARAH A. HUGHES, q bright
mulatto girl, of Raleigh, N. c., is the
first ordained female preacher in the
African Methodist Episcopal Church.
she was ordained recently, with i'm
pressive ceremony.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

THE river in front of Yankton, D.
T., is moving toward Nebraska. There
is now, says an exchange, good-sized
farm between Yankton and the river,
and upon the very spot where the
river five years ago surged along in a
channel twenty feet deep.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

COLONEL JOHN PETER RICHARDsoN's
father, two uncles and one cousin have
filled the Gubernatorial chair in South
Carolina, and now Colonel John Peter
is willing to continue the family pro-
clivity by running for the Governorship
himself
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

A MOVEMENT has been set on foot to
unite Brooklyn and New York into one
municipality, to be known as Manhat-
tan. The project has the support of
many influential citizens.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

ABOUT nineteen thousand total alb
stinence pledges were secured by Fran
els Murphy and his son in two months
in Cleveland, 0.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

CHARLES CROKER, Vice-President
of the Southern Pacific Road, has pur-
chased for a stock range half-million
acres of land in Utah.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

L. J. JENNINGS, formerly editor of
the New York Times, is among the
Tories elected to the English Parlia-
nent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

THE next Governor OF New Jersey
will have the appointment of six Su-
preme Court Judges.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

EXTRACTS from the Annual Reports. of the
Heads of the Interior and Navy Depart
Notwithstanding Lamar's Ideas for Bet
tering the Condition of the Red Men.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11

During the year ended November l, 1885, 145
National banks were organized, with an aggre-
gate capital of s16 1888 600, and circulating
notes have been issued to them amounting to
$4,274,el0, The whole number of these banks
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28

Order and method increase the desire
70 save and get. The prudent manager
loves to contemplate daily the debtor and
credit sides Of his accounts and watch the
balance gradually grow to the good.
The Chinese in Buffalo are prosecuting
each other for sending through the mails
obscene matter on postal cards. As the
bad words were in the Chinese character
the court concluded that the morals Of
the postal clerks had not been hurt.
Apples for the price Of freight are being
sent to charitable Institutions from New
England and Northern New York. 1t is
stated that many farmers would be glad
to make shipmentn Of few barrels to
each Of the institutions willing to pay the
freight charges.
A Russian, now aged l0s years, was
condemned to fifty years imprisonment
for participation in revolution, in 1926.
For two years be had to take FIVE blows
day with stick. lie stood his licking
and thrived on it.
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MIsOELLANEous.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Sixth judicial District Court.
In and for the County OF Lincoln, otaSe Of Ne
vAda, and TO ms directed and delivered, for
judgmsnt rendsEed in said Court, on the Tuen-
ty.third day Of August, 4. D. 1884, In favor Of
the State of Hevads. p1aintih, and against the
Bristol Silver Mining Company and also the
real ostAte and improvements hereinafter de-
scrfbed. dsfendants, for the sum Of One Thou
sand Kighty-thE and ll-lO0 ts1 s063 li-lQO
doilaxs. tax and delinquency, together with
Forty-four and eO-i00 (tAl s1l0o) dollars. tax
coats, and all accruins costs. have levied on
the following property, to.wit:
.fossessory claim TO- one hundred and sixty
Of Bristol and tmprcvsmsnts thersons consist
ing Of Of l0-stamp quArts MILL 1 sassy once.
blscnsnilh shop, dwsllins- -house, rsstsurant
and once, etabls and house, hoisttng-workl
and stable ~ Hayhower mine, 0hloriding fur'
nacs d mill. snA one pair Fairbanks scalcs--in
lincoln county, State Of Nevada.
Hotice ID hersby given thaton
nenday, the oth Nay II oetsbsr'
A. D. 1884, between the houfs Of O'Clock In th,
morning and O'Clock In the sfssynccr. namely
at II O'Clock y. Of said day, l will ssll al tn
Mining Company In Aad 70 TIE sbove dsscFibe'
propsfty, and tho smallest smount OF parcel o
aid property to eatisiy aaid above sum Q
G,lH 61.1O0 tax delinquency, costs eno eccru
ing costs, at the front door Of the County Cour1
house, at Rioche. County ol Lincolns state
Nevada. u public aaceion, for caah In hand, /
| ths hiahss& snd boat blddsr, to satisfy sai
sspssd. o. ?. aHIRwooD. Sheriff.
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NYOrIoR m HERHDy 0IvIN THAT Arfxls
IN CATION Tor pats1ts foE Town LCeA b.
sinnisa & yoet nss4sd 10. !. d csg1eE
49, 4svn d nrsssel: xhsnss 2 sP!osseI
ncolnsni no. I bean IN dsHeee , 3t9o
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~ ncrihse1f coensf of 1ixth sn1 llsin sssoe1s
n ths 1own Of Bzistcl, bsers = ~ dagess y
y 81 \ 10 ccarss, . 7oh degrees v s.slo ~
pcss n1sksd No. I ossner IoMn q .s.1eol -
ihnee, = eos,sss = ~ asesss ~ v ~ n I..s ~
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Sssts A Isvs1a .nust - maes - ~ un0pf
80 q 81 bsfese ths ilth ~ g g Ss>sss,y
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Application for a Patent



Eureka, Nevada. February Q, 4. D. 1859.
NyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT D. J.
IN Falls and J. d. Lshmer, whoss postomce
address Il Cincinnati, Ohio, have this day nlsd
their application for patent for hfeeen hum
dred linear reet OF the "Indian Chief" mine OF
vein bearing gold and silver, with surface
ground sIx hundred feet In width. situatsd
In Pahrsnsgat Lake Mining District. County
Of Lincoln and State Of Nevada. and derigneted
by the field notes and ofhciAl plat on hle In this
ofnce ~ Lot Number 80. In Township ., South
Range, 50 East OF Mount Diablo Meridian. The
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. 80 being y
Beeinpipe at . post marked No l, o Sur,
vey No 80, whence the < post between Sections
a. and 20, T 8, 8 II, 80 e, n D NJ. bears N 8 deg
is min 4 Joo feet, and the mouth OF Bpringer'a
Tunnel bears N ICY deg W 100 feet: Themes
running, LIST course, 9 deg q min v ieoo fest,
monument mum bears . IL feet from said post No >
Thence "a course, N a deg Is min " 600 fest
10 post marked No .. U Survey. No ~; oit
nonnmsnt bears n ~ deg " 20 feet from sale
post No 5. Thence. 90 course, n 8 deg - mir
1900 feet. to post marked No :. o survey y Y
50: old monument beArs 81 deg 30 min v z
feot from post MOI. Thence, 4th course, .
deg is min Z COO feet. 70 post married No I. IN
pisce Of beginning. MaGnetic variation 10 del
East. containing 40 06-l00 acres.
The location OF this mine 10 recorded y
the Recorder ONCE Of Lincoln County, state 9
Nevada, in Book Of Mining Notices, page ~
This claim is bounded BY NO Known claims
Any and all persons claiming Adversely an
portion Of said "Indian Chief" mine OF SUI
lace ground are required to file their advers
claim with the Register Of the United State
IAnd ONCE at Eureka, In the State Of Nevadi
during the sixty days period Of publicatio
hereof, or they will be barred BY virtue OF th
provtsions OF the statute.
| II ia hereby ordsfed that the foregoing motto
Of application for patent be published for q
| period OF ten consecutive weeks In the Piocn
| RncoRp, . weekly newspaper, pnbhsneo
Pioohe. Lincoln count, ,yTr11vv MeySas;v p..,...r
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uslrxn STATES LAND oyyIc.: ",

EuE6kus Notuuos Ao4on Ass AoSes-
HrorrCe rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAME8
IN J. Smith and George Morton, whose post
ONCE address Ia Tempiute, Lincoln Couney,
Nevada, has this day hled his application t9
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet q the
Btorling mine or vein beaxin9 silver Win sur.
face around six hundred feet In Width and
S-l6o scfss e . milisite, situatsd In Tempt.
ute Mining District. County Of Lincoln ana
vtsts Of Nevada, and designated By the neld
notes and ofaciAl plat on file in this once :.
iot number 81, and B, located on uneurveZed
land The exterior bCsnd.riss s o. 81. sa'd io' NO.
81. A and p. being Z inT iSllS.s, an. I. 70 VIZ
Beginning st post married. No. !. 2 ssgrv,E
5 survey No 50. lot "a" Standard lode, wnencs
o 8 mineral monument No .. on Coyote rsss.
ruanins, 1t courss, n DEC i 1900 fsst. % post
married No !. 3 survey No q. lot "A;" thsnce.
A courss. II 70 deg Z 600 fest, to post married
No 5, q survey No 81, lot 4; thencs. "a course.
3 dee Y 1900 fest. 10 post married No :,
SURVEY No 81, lot 4: shs sane % being Pc 70 III
thence, lth course, 10 dog W 900 fest. 70 post
10 !, the place Of beginning. Containing u
''A's ~ LOT "B."
Also the following described tract Of land q
ao sssoninf Is . rSsnds RUss s's1id nns
monument No 5 bsAn n q deg : ll5g fest, md
pcst ,s No of this survey beaEs n q a. n MI
| E lS6g0 feet. Thence running. lst courle, y
| dsg " sss feet, % post Married Noa, W s1fvs. "a
10 III. lot "B;" thenos. I'd course IN De- = ~
iess, 70 post mazksd No 3 . surysz No q, 70
"p:h themes, sd course, n 81 deg ~ feet. :.
poss marked Nol. ssuEvsy No y. lot -.
snd thence, Ath course, 8 9 deg v ~ feet: y
meat ia /. the plaos Of beginning. Oortaanin
Ss,S-ioo acres. Magnetic variation 10 degrees
n re location Of this mine L recorded in y
Recordsr'e ofnoe Of Tsmpiute Mining Diasuc'
N boof .B, !" page IN, d The mining records
"a district. This claim IL BOUNDED on q
south by the standard. Any and al pss.o1
oiaiming adysEsely. any portion O Az ~ ~ =
Ia Yine and xillsite Or surface ground ~ 4 +!
aSired % ale their advsrss claine With u
fsristsr Of the United etAtee Lad Oece
Tnssfs. in the State Of Nevada, during ihe alx'
days psriod Of publication hereo!. g tney u 4
b barred By virtue Of tns pfov'saons -
s"s1" HINcKLxy. Register.
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MBaAI..


d out q TIE Bixth 1u1iriAl District oonz1
IN and for the County Of Lincoln, Bta4s of Ne
vadA, and to me directed and delivorod for
tudGnea1 rendered II said Oeazt q ~ ZWso-
iissh ~ q yaa.ssy. 4. p: iseo r fsv,s e 4.
Company. for the sen Of Ninslssn Nntlsl.
tlir6een aud lslo0 (pl ,ololo) doliaFs, dsh4, -
essins costs sna Interest, / have lsvisd a ths
f',is:ias S.SRss.y; ss y;.s ,so-sss sss..s..... -,
rostland cement. pnir bullion scales. I roll q
be1tezy scrssn, cans Of sodium, 81 mail blaek
1eaA oSucible6, pair erucibls tonga, buI-
lion Moldn, . assay muf1es, hntton mol6s,
iron nertasa ana pestlse .aix Quictsilvsrhslelss
ahoes, wood vhssibsroW. 7rstcris. ii isnfih
gnnspfpe,1 smokestaek about 20 feet lcSa.
casl-iron retort front, moukey Vrnnehee.
smsll slsdges, ] hAnd-ax q Y pipe wzenchs6,
szindstcns, ! sd., . planes, I spirit ievel, %
Inehss, IL efset long 2s4uerss. l ipon Wksslhar.
row, I anvil. II blsokamith tools with hankles,
patent screw p1neen, II pairz blachn1lil6
tong. g pieces OF timbefs 6xbinchee. - piecea
azs tnchss. 3 piscss exe inches. y pises. ~.
plssss "a. q pissss AZ, q pissss sissi pisai
psssss sSs, Is psssss Siaeh liash. q pissss e. Z
- 1eslQ hsyns = pioAss 2ze. Y pissss ~. y.
ssst, 80 80 g is. II p,Ss Rsass' pisess q 9.
Notice Is hereby Given that on
Friday. ths s*sAra day .sf r.bxusry
4 D. lsss. Il II osefosk \. Of that dsy, i III
ell III Ne right tttas and intsrsst q ~ Hi
to1 silver Mining Company IN and 70 tho ahov
1ssRlbsd pfopefly, - the Bristol n1lvw HI
ing compeny's NH. in Lincoln county, Nevada
:. pablo aac.lon, for cash \ haid, % y
iss7sS = .r.snzawoop. aAsris.
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ND ALL KIND OF Fancy AND PLAIN
"A lob Printisgdous Asst-olassstyls snl
atshorsnos'oe
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,.u,.,.s IN Phoebe srd Buliicnvilln st %
asns ssnss 81 sesk parable 70 sss ovrs'sfr'
the WORLD IN IsslEy.


the WORLD IN EsslrS'
pist,burg h., lost hsr boat-bnildins
trade.
wha,sboa, has advanced TO $500
per ton wN = ~, ~.e
More Snow is .hs chill name Of man
in North Carolina.
The chrysanthemum IL native Of both
China and Japan.
New Hampshire exports dandei'on
roots to adulterate coffee.
New Haven has let out the JOB Of vac
cination to the lowest bidder.
The mule 10 the fashionable carriage
and saddle shimal In Rio dc Janefio.
No lumbsrmsa can get wsrk IN Tho
woods Of Maine unless be is vaccinated.
Atlanta, Ca, has spent $4,000 boring
for water and has not found il yet.
There Il only ~ miilionsirs 10 Ne
brs,ka. He must DO lonesome.
The Lancet says that wearing ovsrcoats
causes more rhcumatism than u prevents.
Nelson's ship Victory. on whose deck
he foil at Trafalgar, ia still kept At Ports
mouth.
Rasia isrbids the retailing Of liqunes.
except Ia . hotel. This closes %, 900
retail saloona
The hat trade hM grown TO expect
profits ont Of political campaigns, 80
many hat bets are made.
At English weddings Il Is now the
fashion for bridesmaids 70 carry punches
Of grapes instead of flowers.
Fiddle-mskers will not put in . piece
Of wood -lss than seventy five years old
into nddh bslIy. Na< - =.
The Japanese Government makez At.
tendAncs upea school ssmpalsory On all
children between ak and iourtssu.
A woman's colony is TO be formed in
San Luis Valley. Tho ladies will raise
honey. small fruits, chickens, and cats Of
course.
The trouble in Roumelia has advanced
the price Of the oil Of roses. In that
coantzy 10 Villages are in the ross IN
duatry.
Montana cowboys have lynched thir
teen hone.thieves IN the last thre'
month";, and claim 10 have made bat on'
mistake. ns AM.a - ~ siAM
The "a has thrown ap nav land wortl
amillion in front Of Mr. Mully's place .
Far Rocksway, Long Island. and b.
claims II.
Mn. John hay Barton ID the wsalthies
woman in PhilAdslphia. She i worth
$1,000 600. Inherited from her father
the fanous Dr. Raxh. Sill
Under the laws Of Psnnsylvanis thsr
must b 2240 pounds to the ton Of -
thraeitS sosl, but h bitamincus ecs
1000 pounds make . ton.
Ths Mhals hskSviss on the eoase
Maine have been abandoned on aooouu
Of the thinnsss Of the blubber and III
thieknsaa Of he smell-
In 0snos an shown the chains whic
bonnd Ne lnbs Of Columbus when
VA saak "A Spain = peiaopsr in 1900. +
Gasae tdsane ~ rsrAstly rslssssd y
Enslish ladiss Tor ransom of $50
They say that The Government poli'
and the haaditH fratunise.
Natural ga q : fuel has csussd u
putting Of new manufacturing plants in'
Pittaburg, which will require an incrsa
Of 90. "a intks p0platIp. a1gis
Psopls q Btidssport. Conn. have qs
drinking tho city water since they look
y Il undsr microscope. They propo
" ~ their vhisty from ths tsllt.
IL. 2 ee'lQs' ''s-ss.sN ~
Natural sas and the plumbers :
Sankrumpting Pittsburg. The prcssu
Of the Ga i . great that it breaks !
pipes, and ths plumbars break !
owners.
lsksshg - astisd ~ ,sacss "
used By The Oonisdsrssss daring The y
Miehiona&11Sk .sAys tlaat he NV
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Trustees Sale.

.-.-..-. !. ~ -. -. ,-.... &
N suspt to The anshoEity veslsi u - Il and
p certain DEED q Ilae. exseuted p Ne
1s1s Juns 18th. i1e2, and recorded in Lileol6 .
County Aevedes hccordss J IN Book p fssee ~
eo Hos de4auu nAvtng oceqrrea n tho peynane
q the interest due peccmbsr lsth, ise3 On the
q Fifteen thousand pollsre, 4 viii se!i, q pub
10 enotion. 20 the hiehest bidder. at the boeyd-
Ing Hcuse 81 the sid Company IN Bristol, Ln'-
coin County, Nevada. on the
Efaht)s dsy af SCENT - b~r. leaa.
A. o,c,oct . !. sha rrnr.vtv ,,srs,o..a =.
Ss..ss,,sS ~ - T,r,,-s MA - ~ 80,
:es ~ "a y co.s n y ~ Il *. ~ -
Tsoss csr1~ir lSinss' T1r,nn orssv.s nn.-a.
iii snd nssAinssy fi1ls'ss' 0ssss. ,skcsss.s
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ny VIRTUE or An ORDER on SALE IssUEp
n out Of the oixth judicial DISCREET Court II
nd for the County Of Lincoln, GtaAe Of Noyn1a,
md % mo directed and delive1ed, Tor }udG.
upenf rendered In said CouFt % tho M day Of
Av1rs1. A, D. 1853. In favor Of Axchjs HoonAlGs
PicIntid. md against the IaydONef 11lvpr
7finiue Company and tho Nny1ovef Nine ~
Ninin9 Claim. Defendants, for ~ sum Of osven
hundred and nix l-10o le706 A-1ool, gold coIn
dollnRv, debt. together with ssvanfy( )do1lofs
"a coa&s, and Ill Accruing costs md tnloreets !
havs levied on the following psopertyt 70 vii;
Thak certain mine Or mining clnfm hnovn -
and called By the name Of the NaynoveE nins
and Mining Gain, situate lying and bel1e 10
Brislol Mining District Lincoln cognty
0iate Of Nevada, and dnly recorded IN the Min
I'M Records Of aaid Mining District conlAining
eiehS hundred linear fest an said ledee cr letes
together with tie sppuftsnance. thezsto pelong-
IN, and ii the righta snd privileges pertaining
thereto. 81 3. =
Notice Is hereby given that oni
saturday, tins 9Th day q oetsssr.
A. D. lsss, Il II O'Clock y. Of that dsy. VII
sslI ri ~ riaht. title and interest Of nd Nay
aowee silver Mining Company r. and e ~
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q "a Cont 'hcuss IN fioohe. Iincoln co1nly
eta1s Of Nevada, st public auetioS, ~ cssa !.
hand, to Tho highest and best baddcr, y aaeisil
aaid Judgment snd dserss snd III cOsess and q
costs that may accrue. .-- -.
60
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-28
ASTHMAC CURE

ASTHMA CURE
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