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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
Emory.
Correspondence Of Tho Gazette.

EMORY, Tex, Oct. l9.--Tbt d
has made its appearance ID Our ,osi
last, In view Of all the Other A, \
have visited us we had hoped d ~
the denguc.
We have q Iarmers' allhae d 4
county now, organized on PrIasYha
they viii abolish The crop moltu.,
Rains county they will have actuael,
n great and beneficial work
Cotton is coming in ante IA
We suppose the alliance Il
storm the town shortly Siihuesa
the crop. Corn enough has bctp
in this county this year to snBftsf
consumption tortwo years, MHfp
time for cmigantS 10 cone tcasA
country The tax sales for lsN sh,i
Increase of'taNable values oiSa, ieV1
last yCar's assessment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
Another Gin in Ashes.

opeclNI % the Galclte,
BRYAN, Tex oct ~ The steam gin
OF NJ bonneville was consumed by fire
TINS evening About thirty bales of cot
ton were also burned. The loss Is esti.
mated Mt $4,000. II was insured in the
Crescent Insurance company for $1,000.
Ihe cause OF the fire is supposed to be from
matches in the cotton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
SPORTING.


LoNpoN, oct. lS,-lhc race for the
c2aroNit1 stakes, the great event of the
ID Of October mectingat Newmarket, was
run to-day, twcnty-tWo horses ran The
race WAS won by Plalsanterio; Ncmn,
second Postscript third. rlasntcrc, the
winner, was bred in France.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

Troy, n, T., oct l3.-Thc scull race
between IIanlau and Lee and Courtney
and Conlcy, which was to have been
rowcd to-day, has been postponed, on ac-
count of the rain, until the first fine day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

IySrl MIA Ana. Oct, l8--Tho boiler
w q large cotton ginning establishment
here exploded last nlsht. Tho buildings
were blown 70 atoms and John starr,
ilrouan,was killcd, and Thomas NICHOLS,
a hystandcr was fatally Injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


MADRID, Oct. l3.-lt Is rumomed that
a marriage Is mcdltatcd between the
Princess Eulaliu, King Alionso's youngest
sister, and Prince Carlos, the hcir-ap-
parent to the throne OF Portugal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

WINNIPEG, NlANs oct l3. -DcNtruc-
i've prairie ilres are raging west Of this
Guy Two men, whose names are un-
Known win many cattle and hurses,
bayc been burned To- death
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

MADRID, oct, l3.-rhc municipal au-
thoritloS propose to ask the government
to eNpcl the Orleans princes from France
ana to declare that an attempt to restore
their monarchy Is treason and the penalty
death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

CoNsrANTtNorLE, oct lS.-Thc troops
which formed the garrison at Salonlcn
are marching northward toward the
Room-Elecan frontier. The Bulgarians
are intrcnchod at Prc>tlna in Room-E
near the frontier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
F0Rr SMITH. ARK.

spoclal @ Ihc Galettc.

0pNclAl 70 thc 1ARcttc
FoRr SMru, ARK, Oct l3.,-Capt.
sam SiNkllicr OF Muskogeo camo IN last
evening with ilyc prisoners, whom no
lodged In the United States jail Two Of
them are Morris Green and Timber Reed,
who murdered Hardy Henderson III
Gaines county, Cherokee Nation, on the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14
OVER TnR Srl I'M.

s, ,nalsnant Citizens a, No,,...
special iothc Gazette. I "0pa' rIt.A.
o,, MOUNT PLEASANT, r., NJ
G Giunens Of Mount Pleas ss V !. n (,
n Iusan ~. AZ the report th dstp y 2, s9I
,n.e ~ Una. they are IN ss,on y ,eshs
m ,,,ai Of Ben Iittls 'a ,pa WI
", was y. lynched, and reQucs ,p VI. aeugl
70 say that the action Of dv ~ yo's "A
p pc. Of the foul mnr rds ,seI1xah|
p p, denounced by ,Sa,l y MI
! l..l, violation Of he Inv Se9 !. asn]
= J, particle of excuse. THEW ~ Asd III
I ! menu. number Gs on the h, Manu. s,'o sl q
i..,., back as a forvpe ry'' avs'l
Without truth as TO IL 80. s 0l 81
generaiiy concluded that ,bs,a
more than tI six persons wbo VIII dId 4, W !
ing The bond for joint ~, Ivy, '.aA q
celyed here by express On H.. Dus v,
nlgnt, and he was immedis,s ss c'R'
lie left Tor his home In nal s'sl z. nlas'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

skipped by the Light of the Noon
mas played the most successful engage.
mcnt ever known In the Bijou iheater.
Z Boston Herald
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

BNlflMORE, Nh, oct. l3,--In cousc-
Qucncc OF the prevailing storm the races
OF the Maryland Jockey CLUB have been
postponed until tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

= ring NRaaio nors-.
II you want a nobby saddle horse, any
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-14

hcrldan
done
apcrs and whs
II thIs city,
the late attack OF
f...... MI.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-29

not the money to erect buildings suit
able for butter and cheese factories
and to purchase suitable machinery
and implements for them. More
knowledge of the proper sheltering
and care of mich cows is also want
ed, and more instruction is needed in
the art of milking, the care of milk, the
raising of cream, and the manufacture
of butter and cheese. Western farm
ers have been advised to convert their
grass and grain into meat and wool in
order to save in the matter of trans
portation. There is a greater saving
l n the matter of transportation in con-
verting grass and grain into butter
and cheese than into meat and wool
Another thing necessary to perma-
nency of success in dairying is retain
ing a deserved reputation for excel
lence in the articles produced and put
on the market. The ad%ulteration of
butter and cheese, or the ~impoverish-
ment of the latter by the removal of
the cream from the milk. can not long
be carried on without destroying the
reputation of the maker.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-29

localities in which they live ~
Ii OF emulation is extending a. Sslr-1
their dairy work. uue n
Reports received from fiftv ~ i.
one hundred cattle ranges IN ~ ny
Cherokee strip, the greatscattla bo,s suc
the west, show that the resuIts ~ AL y
severe storms of the winter have me
been so disastrous as were antIc;no.aaSS
and a loss OF less than IL per cent :;
through cattle have died Inns W
With the wintered cattle II has na
been so serious, the death rate amonN
them being below 8 per cent.
The business of associated bnttor,
making, by the cream gathering ~.
tenn, is rapidly extending in Connect;-
cut. Severa. new enterprises of ~
kind are being organized, and others
still are being talked up. The South.
ington creamery reports the AVERAGE
net earnings per COW, for the wear 1SS4
to have been 1854, the gross process be-.
ing S7S per cow, short of $l5 per cow
for expenses.
The farmers of the interior ~
West Virginia are truly afflicted. a
heavy loss of stock by the great scarci.
ty of food and the extreme cold is now
followed by ravages by wolves, which
infest the Elk and Greennrler noun.
tains, and by eagles. A flock of eagles
have carried off sheep and other small
STOCK to the value Of $1,000 in Union
district, Clay county.
The making of a good mixer de-
ponds not only in the ability of the COW
to produce milk at a minimum cost.
but essentially, also, in the training.
not only to develop these qualities e
the highest degree. Proper feeding IL
necessary, and of fully as much value
will be the training hat induces reli.
anee upon the feeder and mixer, and
absence of fear.
Utica parties have procured fifty
thousand brook trout from the state
hatchery at Caledon !, n. z, for re.
stocking the east bfanch of the West
Canada Greek. The young trout ar
rived in Prospect Wednesday, and
were at once started on the road to
Morehouseville. They will be deposit
ed in the creek near the latter village.
Several farms IN Yorkshire, and Lin
colnshire, England, have recently been
let at enormous reductions in rent-in
some cases over so per cent below the
average of recent years. In Lincoln
shire a farm which, up to 1888, was
taken at a rental of 81 IS. Cd. per acre,
has now been let at auction at lbs.
per acre.
A farmer in Marks Greek township,
North Carolina, on April 9, just after
daylight, was surprised to see a large
bird lily down into his pen. Then he
heard a hog squeal. He fired and
killed a bald eagle measuring seven
feet from tip to tip of wings. The
half-year old hog was killed by the
eagle.
The value of the dairy product Of
the state of Iowa alone, for the year
1884, amounted to $50, 600, 900; while
the total value of the butter, cheese,
and milk produced in the United
States, for 1884, was $500, 000, 600.
These figures are best appreciated ~
noting the value of some of the Other
products.
The president of the New YorI
Dairymen's association says tina
Holsteln milk contains very small
cream globules, which are slow to rise
hence the Hols.ein milk will beal
transportation better than the milk Q
any other COW.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-29
British Battles in Eleven Years.


The following is a list Of British
battles, with the losses thereat, fought
in the last eleven years, from Amoaful
to the fight at Bakers zereba: At
Amoaful, where Sir Garnet Wolseley
routed the Ashantees, our loss was Z
killed and 800 wounded. At Pelwar
Kotal (Afghan war Gen. R0berts),
our loss was 2 officers and 10 men kill
ed and 2 officers and IL men wounded.
At Isandlana Zulu, Col. Durnford),
al our men were killed-23 officers,
500 men, and 1000 natives. At Rorke,S
Drift we lost IL killed and 10 wound
ed. At Slobane mountain, South
Africa, we lost IL officers and 80 men
killed and wounded. AT Ekowe our
loss was trifiing, their being scarcely
more than Al killed and wounded. At
Ulundi we lost 104 killed and wounded.
At Charasiab, in the second Afghan
war Gen Roberts, marosing to Gabui.
lost in action "a killed and5 wounded.
At Cabul, where the fighting continued
three or four days and Roberts re-
treated to the Sherpur environments,
we lost ~ killed and 164 wounded.
Gen. Cough, struggling to relieve Sher-
pur, lost 5 killed and SO wounded. AZ
Ahmed Khel we lost IL killed and LA
wounded. At Maiwand, when Cen.
Burrows was defeated by Ayoob Khan.
we lost 81 officers, 800 English, and
700 natives killed, Is officers and W
men missing. At Mara, when Gen.
Roberts defeated Ayoob Khan and
brought the war to an end, we lost ~
killed and 161 wounded. Al Laing's
Mex our losses were 81 killed and
missing and 100 wounded. At Ingogo
we lost $50 killed and wounded, ana
at Majnba So killed, 131 wounded, and
60 prisoners taken. AT Tel-el-kebir
we lost 9 officers and As men killed ana
% officers and 800 men woun led. al
Teb 5 officers were killed, IL wounded,
20 non-commissioned officers and priv.
ates killed, and 123 wounded. AZ
Tamai our loss was 5 officers and 80
men killed. 8 officers and 100 men
wounded. AT Aboo-Klea we lost y OF.
ficers and SIS men killed 3 officers and
So men wounded. At the battle OF
Cubat we lost 19 killed and SO wound
! cd. At HasEeen loss was n Kill.
| ed and AZ wounded. In the battle OF
the following Sunday we lost Z officers
| and So men killed, 6 officers and ~
men wounded, besides a large number
| Of men belonging to the Indian con.
tingent.-PaU Mall Gasette.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-29
Real Bravery.

have among my acquaintance some
very fierce young men. They have the
soul of a desperate, though forced to
toll at the ledger or the newspaper
desk for the vulgar and prosaic necessi-
ties Of existence. While not doubling
their courage, I am often skeptical
about their thirst for danger. One of
Them, a commercial traveller, was at
last gratiied with an adventure. He
was riding pm the top OF an Oregon
stage. This is the story:
aWell, sir. when we came to the top
Of the hiil we saw two highwaymen go-
ing through the pockets Of some poor
devil they had captured on the road"
"How many Of you were there?"
"Six outside and four inside, and all
armed to the teeth. Now for it, boys!
said the stage driver, whipping up his
horses, and ! tell vou we dashed down
on that gang in fine style, every man
keeping his hand on his pistol"
sAnd of course you captured the
highvaymen r.
sNo, stree; we drove by them like a
fash. Why, man, we were down to
and by them before they knew what
was coming. Now, that is what / call
real presence Of mind"
How? In rescuing the man from
the robbers?n
Rescue be hanged; that was none Of
our business. No, Stree; In saving the
stage.n-San Francisco Post.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-29

Gen. Valentine Baker has been fol-
lowed numerically by Nemesis until he
is now indeed an object Of pity. His
wife and one daughter recently died Of
Egyptian fever, and his one remaining
child is q physical wreck 10y the action
Of the same disease.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-29
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Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25

Ee7&IlxSAYsS&Lk ~ AEv IN FAIL
~ IslM ~ C,rs n Nervous
!" SX Debiht.-. Exhausted
ky = 50 SytN talitS. sem q al
NT SSss -l.-,Sss IN Weakness sperrnator.
El2LS ~ m rhna, Lost Manhood,
~ z s1..s~,x9s ~ lrnpptcDcy, y osta.
khN g,SNXA. Nxtorrhea. Para ais,
Nc1 Gk#ZSyEan and all the terrible Of.
1E 4youthfui follies and
exeesses in rnaturer years, such as Loss Of
Memory, LassitGde, Nocturnal Emissions
Aversion 10 Society. Dimness of Vision,
Noises in the Head; the vital fluid passing
unobserved in the urine, and many other
diseases that lead TO Insanity and Death.
DR.. MINTIE, who il a regular oh ysician
graduate of the University Penns ylvania)
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars
for case Of this kin4 the VITAL RESTOR.
ATIVE lander his tpeolsl advice and treat.
or injurious found in it. Dr.. Mintie treats
all private diseases succsssfnlly without
mercury. Consultation free Thorouoh
examination ana advice. including anaIysis
of urine, Five dollar, Price Of Vital Re-
torative, s1.50 bottle. or four times
the quantity for five dollars; sent to any sd.
dress upon receipt tf price, or G.. . d -
cure from observation and in private name
If desired, by
a. 4. Mintie, N. d.,
II Kearny st. San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE -
Will be sent to anyone applying by letter,
stating symptoms, sex aDd age Strict -.
cresy in regard 20 all business transactions,
DR.. HIEfii'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
SEPHHETlCCM. euIes all kinds Of kidney
and bladder complaints. gonorIhna, eleef.
leuGorrhna. For sale by all druggh9ts Al
One dollar per bottle; six bottles for Five
dollars ......g .
DIR. MIETIE'S nANDELION PILE
are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and
Bilious cure In the market. For ssle by ain
druggists. ....- f.# -. =, :
iJans9u
| DDUH Send six cents for postage
u mi IN f,and receive free, costlrb or
IL A"-A'A-Of poods, which will helm ven
70 more m"Dey ngEt away than anything
else in this world.All, Of sithsr sex, succeed
from the frat hour.The broad road to for.
tune opens before the workers, absolutsIv
reAt once address, TscE Co., Augusta,
Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25
Notice Of Assessment.

Arnold Gold and Silver mining company.
location Of principal place Of business, SIN
Frapcisco, California; location of works
Ceda T Valley mining district, Mohaye Coun.
~, Arizona.
Notice Is hereby given, that at a meetin,
Of the BOARD Uf Directors. held on the n
day Of January, 1855, aB assessment. No. q
OF one dollar per share was lowed upun IN.
capital stock OF the Corr orntiop, payable
Immediately, in U. s. Gold Coin, 10 the
Secretary At the ofics of the Company.
Room ~. No. go SansCrne ST., San prtpcis,,
90. California.
Any stock uprn which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on ihs 7th day of Feb.
rnarv, lsa5, will be delinquent, and adyer.
tised forsaleI pubic auc ton and unless pa Y.
ment is med before. will be soId on Mon.
Day. the I'd day of March. 1885. To pay the
delpq"ent fssessIaent, together with cos,
OF advertising and expenses f sale.
by order os the BoHrd of Direutorr.
A. JuDsus,
,a a. SeGrstary.
Francisco, California.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25

80 called incurable dseaGes DIR. Liebic's
German lnvigoTator ~ positively guaranteed
10 cure nervous and physical debility, ssm.
inal weakness, lost manhood spermatorrhsa
loss Of energy, ringing and dizziness in the
head, melancholia. hopelsss feelings, l,rosts. .
torrhea. ard all the results Of youthful i'm.
prudence and excesses of mature years Tba
Doctor, regular college physician frou
Europe viii agree to forfeit one thoueand
dollars for case the InyigoTator will not
cure under special treatment and advice.
The reason 30 many can not get cu red Of
weakness and the above diseases n owing Z,
complication, called Prostsiorrhea, vhieh
requires peculiar treatment. 0--T--
DR.. Liebig's Invigorator No. il the only
positive cure for prosta torrhea. Prics of
either lnyigorstor, ~ per bottle ;siI for $40.
Sent to any address on receipt Of price, OF
G. y. ID. Responsible persons csn nav
when cured. Strictest Secrecy Hs,ntsinrd.
Patients cured at home. DR.. Liebig Dis.
Pensary has an Elegant Drug Store IN its
Too frequent evacuation Of the Bladder
and Ropy Sediment in urine are symptoyos
of Secondary Seminal Weakness and Pros.
ssioTfhea. M Complaints readily yield TO the
Ordinary Csses-Any recent case of special
or private diseases cured for Go. Rene
dies sufficient 10 cure will be promptly sent.
with full directions and advice, On reeci,yt az
SlO All packages are securely covered
from observation. arsfHF 90. 7'0''~
Invigorator Samples Prss. E#
To prove the wonderful power of the oreat
German lEvigorator 2 bottle of eiths.
number will be sent free Of charge. Per
cons ordering a free bottle win only have 20
psy expresSsRe on delivery =, -
Most powerful! Electric Belts free 10 ma
tieuts. Consultation, examina tion and al.
vice free and private Call or write N
DIR. LIKBIG d CO., 100 (}eery St. ~.
Private Entrance. 400 Mason Sc. &. r.. Cal.
July1 83tf
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25
RANKIN. BRAYTON & co.,
PACIFIC IRON WORKS.,
San francisco, Chicago and New York
~ 3-2m
Notice ~ Fovfcitnre.

To =. Bauer.
You are hereby notified that / have
expended 900 in labor and Improvement Z
upon the Silver Bell mining claim. situated
in tho Peacock Mining District. Mohsvs
county. Arizona Territory, and duly record
ed in Book 7. Of Mining Records, page I5s
ct seq, in order 10 hold said premises IN.
der the provisions of section 1924, Revised
Statutes Of the United States, being the
amount required 20 hold the same for the
year ending December 3ist 1884.
And Won are further notified that the
proportion of said expenditure due from
yuu is $50. lawful money Of the United
States. ard if within 30 days after tho pub.
iica ton Of this notice you fail or refuse b.
contrihute your proportion of snch expend-
iture as eo-Owner. your interest in said
claim will bec0me the property Of the up-
dersigred under said section 1924
JouS BosJHGRT.
Mineral Park, January 2. 1896. 30.
Janl-yGd
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25
BAKERS
MINING HORSE POWER.

yITHE MOST EFFICIENT AND pRAG-
l. tical Machine ever inverted for the ser
vice Of pROSpECT0RS and others n-
auIring the use Of horse 20 ser. Poseess
ing all tbs requirements Of frst class
h0l%t and afIording means for the continn
Qua operation of pump or blower without
interfering with a hosting apparatus.
II Is made eutirely Of iron; no piece
weighs over 250 pounds. At the ordinary
SPEED of horse, a l0J0-ppuhd bucket Of
ore may be raised 10 feet per minute. The
hosting drum is under the complets con-
trol Of the man at the shaft, and is capable
Of carrying 800 feet of y steel rope The
cost of erection Is slight, rs two men in
half day can easily put it in place ready
for work. ...r.. .H
White this power Is more particularly for
mining purposos, it u equally adapted TO
sI rSs~Esnd far el elrcuiRr Address
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25
SUMMONS.

IN the Justices Court Of Minsea -.
Precinct Of the County Of MohsvA s
tory Of Arizona. -. p.sido
Emma Smith, plaintiff " Ihs sn,n'
Copper Mining Company, esfsndafs'
mons. ~.~k inc
The Territory of Arizona sends CSs ~
70 tine Pacific Copper Mining Compa' -
You Are hereby summonsd TO spgsss o. ~
fsre me. AZ my offise in Mineral - ~ ~
tts county Of Mohaye on the 3rd ~ =
Nsroh 1884. at 2 O'Clock r. NJ. in an sss''n y,
brought against you by said Plsinsm ~
answer the complaint Of ths abcss .sos.,
plsintiff, Said action Is bronght 70 nv,,91oo = M
tts sum Of One hundred and eighty =,
dollars on certain doe bill, as ~ to.sl =, ~
tbs complaint, or Judgment viii p Et 49,
against you for the said amount, s, s,
with eests OF this sait II you fail sesPP'~i
and answer. - ..ia
10 the sheriff or any Constable of sAi'
county, Greeting: s.<
Maks legal service and dus return SoI Z,
Given under my hsnd sbis sist aaS ~
Dscen Ler 1884. ~.
{ A Justice Of the Peace for said vsss'he'
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25
THE GRI.AT ID. -.
ENGLISH REMEDY

Is A NEv sR FALL
~ 9, re I ~ Nervous .
Debilit.'. Exhausted
vitality. beminal
W Weaknese spermator.
rh9a, Lost Manhood,
linpptcDcy, y osta-
torrhea, Para lysis,
and all the terrible Of.
fects Of Sell Abuss,
ynnthful folliea and
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-25
sherss,s sale.

a, ~ virtue 81 m sxs0rtiOn isased IA a
.n .ns district Court Of the Third JUDICIAL O}S-
LIS of the Territory OF ARIZONA. h ~
ior the county OF Mohave. dated Che szxS
asy of hoyember, A. d. 1894. n cSrfslS q
aetion wherein JIM. Pike and Son. -
saa. m@ ~ recovered Judgment assinse,
dassana da Daniy and u. Y. Csnty, her husband,
and thirty eight dollars, dsmsCss, sSymsv. /.
TOUT 4t-I0 dollars for intsrest 70 dsfe' n
ludgment; twenty-five s2-i00 dollars psr.
osnta&e allowed by law, and sixty Ave All.
iars, costs, have levied upon the fouovins
descr1b.d prspefty, 10 wit! - =.
Al of that certain mining claim knoyA.
~ .r Tue ssssnty .Eiahf' nina. located By
=. -. hyiss, Jolly srd B7s. containing 81.
teen hundred feet in lsiigth by sir hundred
feet In Width, situate about one and o,,s
half miles es5t ~ the tywn NJ 6erbat, anA =
recorded on PAGE SJe, Book ID, mining re-
oorusd Mohaya coufltv, on the 18th day a
July A. j.. 1879, feferenoe 10 which tesords
is hereby had for fuller description of
aid mining claim. st.gsi Il fl
Notice is l,sreby giyen that on SATURDAY.
the twentieth day Of Uscsmber, A. ID. Ia%
at two O'Clock II. M. of that day, IN front
Of the COur. House in the town of Minsrai
faIk. county of Mohaye. will sell all the
right title and interest Of the said laura
canty, and ID. J. Canty, her husband, the
dsfendsnts. in and 10 the above describ "a
property. at public auction for cssh, TO the
highest and best bidder, 70 satisfy said
execution ard all costs.
Minsral Park, November 29th1sef.
ROBERT STEEN.+
Sheriff,
Z af9 By y. Y. kUEECER, !.
Under-Sherif.
Ths above sale is hereby postponed sntu
Thursday, the 18th day Of January. A. d.
1885, at the same hour and plscs, Il ss
ss ROBERT STEEN,
SbenA.
By o. Y. KUrxerE. - slase
Under-Sberiff.