davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
REMOVAL OF AN EXECUTOR ASKED.
The Charges Made Against Justice Pease and
Robert Denny by the Plummer Heirs.

The heirs Of Eleanor Plummer yesterday filed
petition in the Circuit Court asking for the
removal of Robert Denny as the executor of her
estate 1t recites allegations to the effect that
Mrs. Plummer, seventy three years of age, at
the time of signing the will, Aug. 10, 1885, was
of feeble mind, and that long disease had de-
stroyed her judgment and self-control. In this
condition she submitted to the advice Of Theo-
dore W. Pease who represented to her that
Hiram Plummer was neelecting and avoiding
her. 1t is charged that the mothers natural af
lection for Hiram being thus destroyed, she re-
and his wife then procured from Mrs. Plummer
a conveyance to them of the homestead for an
inadequate consideration. Further it is alleged,
he caused her to make will and appoint Robert
Denny as executor This instrument Pease
dictated TO Jacob G, Stokes, a clerk in his Of
fee. and the charge is that the testatrix made
no inquiry as to it's contents Denny and the
testatrix were entire strangers, but he being
Pease's lawyer, it is represented that the latter
wanted. through him, to proaect himself against
the claims of the heirs. The petition states that
Denny qualified as executor. at the instigaton of
Pease before the funeral of testatrix SO that the
heirs could not take action to prevent the pro-
bate of the will. 1t is charged that Denny is
resisting the desires and wishes of the heirs for
an amicable settlement of their rights by sum-
moning witnesses and preparing for long cor
test OF previous suit brought against him in
this connection.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
EXHILARATING WINTER SPORT.
How the Tobogganing Season Was Opened in
indianapolis Last Evening.

The toboggan slide at the Baseball Park, un-
der the management of the Athletic Club, opened
last night under such f1attering prospects that
every one it ready to predict that it will be
Ego" and furnish the most popular amusement
this city has. ever known. There is an exhilara
ton and excitement about tobogganing that can
not be understood by one who has never taken
the plunge down the icy steep-to go swift as an
arrow shot from a long bow and as feet and
straight. The ladies and gentlemen last night
with their first experience. were bubbling over
with enthusiasm, and there was shout as each
toboggan, with it's crew of two or three in some
cases four and even fve went with race horse
speed down the incline and away, away across
the park. The immunity from danger may
bs said to be practically complete. as the
the riders deliberately set to work to do
SO, and even then, in nine cases out
of ten, the result would be a failure.
Last night there was insuffciency of to-
boggans, aud quite number OF persons were
disappointed in not being able to get rides,
though they had nearly as much enjoyment in
watching the riders. The club has arranged for
more toboggans and they will be here shortly
There is starter at the head of the slide.
which has three separate alleys or divisions. so
that there is no danger of one toboggan running
into another. The grounds are well lighted, and
there is a house we'll warmed, into which the
visitors can go when not exercising.
Everybody can toboggan, from the boy of six
to the patriarch Of six-and-sixty But the
amusement Caught on" Immediately with the
ladies, who, as we'll as the sterner sex, like ex-
element and adventure. particularly where
there is an appet rance Of danger without the
thing itself. The motion and speed of the tobog-
gan brings the red blood tingling to the cheeks
of the fair riders and makes their eyes sparkle,
while the wind, catching an escaping lock, blows
it into many bewitching curl. It ia safe
to say that had tobogganing got here
first there would never have been, at
least in the winter, a roller-skating
rink. When one can get such open-air
exercise as tobogganing there will be little
chance for the wooden rollers and circling round
a red hot stove. The slides are SO arranged that
they can be flooded with water and it is the in
tention of the club to keep them literally smooth
as ice while that part of the ground not used for
the swift-sailng toboggan will be flooded for the
benefit of skaters, though even that sport is
likely to appear tame by comparison with the
Canadian pastime, which is to the skate and
sled what the iceyacht is to the wood fiat on the
canal.
The club from the first was sanguine that the
sport would take here, but already see that their
preparation Enthusiastically, however, in
the number OF vehicles, for in every other par
ticular the arrangements for the sport are com
plete. Judging from the crowd that was in at
tendance last night, the new toboggans cannot
get here any too soon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21

will be made the headquarters for the McCor-
mick's great business This room will have
frontage of sixty feet, running back to the alley
distance of 1914 feet and will contain the
greatest display of agricultural machinery ever
made In Indiana
scHwEITzER's CONFECTIONERY.
Of course. we have to remember the little
folks land the children of large growth, as well)
with Christmas sweetmeats. We all have wis
ions of sugar-plums" at this season, and Schweit-
zer's formerly Beckers) is the place of all 9TH
ers to supply them. Nearly everybody has q
sweet tooth. and Christmas without candies
would be dreary old Christmas, indeed.
fuckers GLOVES.
Seriously, now, is there any chance for one to
go amiss by buying gloves for lady as a holiday
gifts Certainly not. Every lady wears them.
and not only wears them but finds them indis-
pensable. You can get gloves of all kinds at
fuckers Only yesterday they opened stock
of something entirely new in Angola kids for
ladies and gentlemen. Ladies kids can be had
at anywhere from as cents to 50 pair while
prices for gentlemen's hand-wear range from so
cents to $375. H. S. fuckers. No. 10 East
Washington street.
THE INDIANA PAPER COMPANY.
1t remained for this company to demonstrate
to the entire satisfaction of the indianapolis
public that business house could locate off of
Washington street and still have good trade.
For several months people have been made
aware of this fact and Maryland street has,
owing chiefly to the location of this house.
been made scarcely less of thorouehfare than
Washington street itself. Several weeks ago
Mr. De Way, the manager, began advertising
Christmas goods with the result that his house
has been thronged while places of business
Ivy
sorted The company manufactures it's own
stock of goods. and, as is always the case under
like circumstances, therefore afford to sell
for much smaller figure than those who have
to pay middlemans profit They have every
Christmas cards, music boxes, fans, toilet sets,
fancy articles and articles suitable for the adorn
ment of a home.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
Hinesly's Assailants Before the Mayor.

James Goodrich. who participated in the shoot
ing ARRAY Saturday night when VIM. Hinesly
received severe wound, was yesterday held by
the Mayor under $1,000 bond to answer before
the grand jury. Harry EotSs and John Rowns,
who were with Goodrich, were fined $25 aud $40,
respectively, for assault and battery.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
Suing for Possession of His Child.

A petition for a writ of habeas corpus was yes
terday filed in Judge Howe's court by VIM. A.
Rice of No. log Maple street He seeks to get
possession of his child, Corlister o. Rice. novu
held by Ella Williams, of Agnes street The pc
titioner claims she refuses to return the child
to him until he pays pretended account for the
child's board and care
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
Allowance of Tile-works Claims.

Judge Walker yesterday. in the suit of James
g. Douglass and others against the United States
Encaustic Tile Works, allowed the claim of
John J. Cooper for $780, 300, which is to be paid
by tho receiver on pro rata scale. The claim
of John Picken for 81. 476 30 was also allowed
under like instructions 1t is thought the pay
ment will equal dividend Of about 80 per cent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
Prince Nicolas Tsherhator.

Flag lieutenant imperial Russian navy, speak
ing of the efficiency of the Liebig Co.. Coca
Beef Tonic, says: at is most excellent tonic"
Edwin Booth says did me good" Gen. Franz
Sigel says: Benefited me very much" Invalu-
able in debility. dyspepsia, bilousness. sick
headache, nervousness
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
HOLIDAY EXCuRSIONS

TheI., B. & w. will sell excursion tickets between
all points on its lines including Chicago at half fare
to return until jan g. inclusive This line runs the
elegant Woodruff combination sleeping drawingroom
and reclining chair buffet all through passen
ger trains between Indianapolis and Chicago, Bloom
ington and Peoria, Springfield and Columbus.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
NOW MAKE YOUR VISITS.

HULIDAH RATES On kANhAkEE LINE.
This popular limo will sell tickets to all points on
the line, including Chicago and Cincinnati at half
fare, commencing Dec. "a and during the 25th and
again Dec 81 and Jan. l. All tickets good to re-
turn until Jan. 3, 1887 If you want to visit Chi
cago Cincinnati remember this is thebest and most
popular route.
Tickets sale 16 North Meridian street. $50
South Meridian street and Union Depot
J. III. MARTIN D. P. A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
HOTJDAv EYcTTRSIONs

on THE MoNoN ROUTE H., N. A. 6 C. Railway
The Monon route H.. n. A. & G. railway will sell
excursion tickets between all points its lines in
Guiding Chicago at fare for the round trip Tick
cts good going Dec. "a, %, 81 and Jan. /, and
are good returning until Jan. 3. 1897, inclusive.
Tickets be procured at &c South Illinois street,
lac South Illinois street, Union Depot and Massa-
chusetts. avenue Depot.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
Couldn't BE Compelled to Paw twice

The First National Bank paid a certified check
from Valentine Born, drawn on Ritzincer's
bank The payment was made Saturday after
noon Immediately preceding the Ritzinger fail
ure Yesterday, on suit of the First National
70 recover the money from Born. Judge Howe
decided in favor OF the defendant.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
IMPORTEn WINES

Caspar Schmalholz. 20 South Meridian street has
imported very fine line of wnes-Rhein wines Sher-
rvs Ports etc, etc.-which he has placed sale at
very reasonable prices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
Laughter Lends a New Charm

Sc heauty when it discloses pretty got Of teeth
Wilderness. when nature has supplied this ele-
ment of loneliness may be retained through life
BY using the fragrant Sozodont.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR EXCURSIONS

VIA VANDALlA LINE.
Holiday excursion tickets will be sold at the Van
dala office, corner Washington and Illinois Streets
and Union Depot Dec. "a 25 81 and Jan. l.
AT ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARES FOR THE ROUND TRIP
good TO retur until Jan. 3, inclusive.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21

THE WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC RAILWAY
Will sell holiday excursion tickets Dec. "a, 25, 81
and Jan. l. good for return up to JAN inclusive at
rates as low by competing lines. Offices. No. Sc
West Washington street and Union Depot
f. 2. WADE, d. P. A
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES

On the c. III, & D. will be fare for the round trip
On sale Dec "a 20 81 and Jan. l. good to return
until Jan. 3, inclusive W. H. FISHER
General Agent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21

DON'T neglect that cough. and slowly but surely
drift into consumption. DIR. Ransom's Hive Syrup
and Tolu Tor Honey Syrup will certainly cure it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-11-13
PlOCHE WEEKLY RECORD,
Published svcry SATURDAY BY
RECORD PUBLISHING co.
OFFICE. ODD FELLOWS BuiLrIs1.
MAIN STREET,
rERMst
sup.erpticu. oEe yesr. BY Msr........... 81
prescription. sig Months. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 80
None forwarded tiii paid rsr.l

81 psrsons having bls.ness with this Office are
re1uestsd to sddress the Ryooro puYLrsBtso
JoxP,sy. We have no srshcrigtd Agents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-11-13

Yes said tue proprietor Of al up.
town barber shop, "jim vas a good
workman, bat had to get lid OF him.
He was too absent. minded and forgetfu!.
0ne old fellow, with head like a bill.
Hard ball, he never failed 70 ask if he
didn't want G shsmpoo. Another bald.
headed old chap got mad because Jim in
sisted upon selling him bottle Of Elixir
that was warranted to keep the hsil
from falling out. He cut one mans eal
csatly OF while watching dog fight il
the strees. Jim didn't mean nothia
wrona. bat as sail he was absont- mind
ed. When old Deacon Jones died. III,
family sent for barber to shave him, an
told jim to 20 up. l. vas that job TIA
lost him hi; situatior. lie did the worl
all right, nobody ever found fault will
Jim's work, but when he had put on tn
finishing touches an pulled the towel oi
the poor oil deacon, he turned rom,
aud shouted 'Next! so that the peopl
heard him block away. 50 / told Jir
that guessed Id have to let him GO. p
| New York Sun.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-11-13
for n Patient
No.1I2.
usrrrp sTArrs LAND OFFICE.

EurchA, NtNfuh, htrth tbs 1905
A.orlCEI Is HEaE8Y GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ J. smith aud George Norton, whose post
j.,ce address is Teupiute, Lincoln County,
Sevsia, has thif day hied his Application iof $
,atent for h.teen huodred linear feet 81 the
iteriing riiue or vein 6earirg silver With sur.
ipcc gs,nud six hundred feet In width. and
;pc 100 acres Gs III ,l!rte, situated in Teupi.
lte Mining District, County Of Lincoln aud
tate ~ NevSda, snd designated w the he!d
,,c.es aud oiAcial plat on nle l, this oiace az
lot nu urber 81, A aud 0. located on rnsnrvayed
and The exterior boundaries Of ssid lot No.
II, \ and D. being - follows, to wit;
LOT "A.'
Berinnirg ct post marked No 1, q 2 survey
70 Gi, Lot "A, the same being poat No OF U
survey No S., lot "a, STANDARD lode, whence
O ! mineral inouumen. Nos on Coyote Peak,
eears q II deg 81 min " 1865 feet Thencs
.uuu,nr, lat c,ur 90, n crg 1890 feet - to post
marked No .. U 3 survey No 81, lot"A;' hence,
lt course, v 10 deg n coo feet. TO post marked
10 $, U S survey No 81, lot A, tn nee, 3d rourse,
d dsx W lslU feet. to po I marked NJ 4, U =
,urvry No 81, lot A, tue same being post No 2
~ i survey No 1876, lot A, STANDARD lode, and
hence. 4th course, ) 70 deg W 60 feet, to post
No /, the place of besinniag. Containing IL
WHO acres.
A,so the following des ,siIed tract Of land as
! n!lls!te; Beginning Of post married. NO !,
! survey No 81. lot "B," where v mineral
monument No s besrs N 81 deg MSS feet, and
post no OF this survey bears Vi ueg ~ n'in "
& I3isU teet. Thence running, lot course. 81
lea " sos feot, to post marked No 2, o surv J
yo u, lot OBJ" thence. cd course N 8 deg 5sl
ioet, to post marked No 5. U q survey y o 81 lo
.B;" thence, 81 course, N 50 deg S6S feet, g
| post marked No !. 'rrvey NO o.. lot -,
| md thence, 9Th oor,ss, Deg 5si iest, U
,ost No 1, the pisce Of beginning. Containing
| u 5 100 acres. Magnetic variation i6 degrees y
| lnin east.
The Iocst.on Of this niue y recorded Ia N
locorder's onice OF Tenpir.e Mining District
| 10 book sB." page 1873. OF the uaintng records Q
yaii district. This tlsin is sounded on tn
south BY the Standard. Any and all person
l Staining adversely any portion OF aaid stsrl
,uQ Nine aud Milisite or surface ground arc r
| lnired to die their adverse claims with tn
teaister Of the United States Land Once
Eursts, In ths state OF Nevada. during the sixt
lays sriod Of publication hereof, or they WI
10 barred by virtue OF the provisions OF u
r.N HrvcKLEy, REGISTER.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
At out Of ths sixth Judicial District couti.
in and for tbe conaty OF Lincoln, State. Of Ne
vada. ana 10 me directed aud delivered, for
hsmeri rendered al said Court or the lwen.
ts,tGifd day OF August, a. b. 1874. in favor OF
LOO Stale oi Neyads, rlttntif, AID tgainht the
ni1stJl 4 liver Mining Company and aiso the
resi estate ard improvements hereluatie. de-
scribej, defendants, for the eum of one Thou
srnd Eighty-thiee ana ill00 lS! ,Qt3 l-lU0i
iyilars. ins aud delinquency, together with
Fpriy-iour and oO-llo ,Sis 6J. LOO, doliats, tss
cnsIs. and all accruing costs. have ievieu on
the following property. 80 wit;
pJsstesory claim to one hundred aud sizfs
100 acres u iard, about one ~ miis ncrt3
of briatol, an lm proveInenis thet,oi. cons'tt-
ius Of oi 10 stsni5 quafiz mill, assay otiies,
biseksmith shop, 4 4ellins-honsei restarfao'
znd Office, stable and house, hoisting-worA-
and stable at Mayhower mine, uhloriding tur'
uacs at mill, anu one pair Fairbanks scales-,in
Lincaln county, s ate of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that Oh
Monday, 80 9th bay OF October,
A. d. 1884, between the hours OF O'Clock in th'
morning and O'Clock Ia the sissrnovn namely
at IL o 'cisck 81. of said dsy, will sell all th'
right. iite aud intert ST OF said Bristol silve
Mining Company in and to the Ibosc teseribet
property, aud The smallest amounl or parcel 0
said property to satisfy said above SUM
si,l27 6i-l00 tay delinquency, costs ard acefu
ing costs, at the front door OF the County couf'
| house, at Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, State Q
| Sevsda ut public auction, for cash in hand, I
\ the highest aud best bidder, TO satisfy sal
| execution and all costs.
serotd. or. sHERwooD. sberif.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-11-13
Nc. 7ji.
uNfrED S-AIEB LArD OFFICE,

Egreka, Nevada. Febrnary 9, A. b. 1888.
AIOrILE Ia uEREBy GIVEN ThAf u. J,
~ Fillis aal ! D Lehmor, wtosb postotaca
.1ires- Il ctnoilna.i, Ohio, hss. ina day filed
Jrstr application for : pAtcat FOR hf'oen hun.
,red linear fee, OF the ''Iadihn Chief nire OF
vein bsaring gold Ant silver, with surface
xround sl, hundred feet 10 width. situated
in p.hrausgst Lake Mining District, County
If Line ,,u and STATE OF Nevada, and designateJ
~ thv a-il notes ald Official plal on tile ,u this
liticn &c Lot Nlnber 30. IN rowrship ) South
Bgngc, 80 East OF N5dht piablo Meridian. The
EXTERIOR boundaries OF said Lot No. 80 being q.
iol!orr, to Wit
B-qinuina at . post marked No l, U Sur
ysy 10 80, whence se 4 post between sections
81 aud AZ. n 3. 3 Il, 81 e. n u N. bears n ces
IS min 1872 fest, aud the mouth OF Sp.inger's
runpel bears n ICY deg " 1870 feet. yhence
running, lat course, 4 leg 4, min " 1860 feet
10 post marked No 2, U y Survey No 80, old
nonunon. oears u feot from esid post No !
phouco, ~ coursa, n 81 deg Is min " go feet
n rost sa1rkee Eo3, y survey No 80; oil
ucnumeut berrs y ~ deg " 26 feet from Sal,
post No g. Thence. 81 course, N deg IS mil
x 1906 feet, TO post nisrkei Nol q sarvey NJ
70; old monument bears 8 50 deg 80 min " .
feet from post MOI Thence, eth course, y
,rg Is MI y coo feet. to post marsel No l. thi
place of beginning. Magnetic variation &c DEF
fas. contsinlng 10 Hj.lrO acrts.
The 10 alton OF this mine IL resoried II
tho Vecoripr'e oitce OF Lincoln C)aaty. State o
/ Nevada, IN B,oa of mlatlg kotices, psga 255
rn,s claim is bounded BY NJ kDown claims.
ANY aud all persons laiming adversely an,
portion OF e.ii ''IniiAp Chief" mine OF sur
isee grouud are required to Gle their niyers
,lait, with ths Register Of the United siste
Lad oii.re ct tnreka, IN tho State Of Nevada
| turing tho sixly days period OF publication
| uoreof, or they viii be barred by virtue of th
| provisions OF the rta.n'e.
| I'll, hereby ordered ,Lat the foregoing MOTTO
| u application for patent BIS published for tn
| peripd of ten consecutive weeks 10 tie pioch
| ,tscosD, 4 weekly newspaper, Published q
| Plcche, Lincoln coInty, Nevada,
| fIr lot H. II. HlNCgLEY, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-11-13

other children, about whom no &C ,liar.
lily could be discovered. except that one
of them had wobbed feet, another was
possessed with two NOR, rib, than or.
dinary human beings usually possess,
aud another came iato tho wos!l with a
full set Of teeth. Still the old people
didn't mind little things like that. Cor
the State of North Carolina is the great.
est p'acs on earth for the production Of
ircass. When Mi,io Chrissine was born
she was regarded a, little ou. Of tho
ordinary, but with three queer oif.pringa
already, what could the parents expect
They weren't very much hurt or sur.
prised, | am told, bat 90 the contra y
slightly disappointed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-11-13
Office.

N,oTIcr Is Hereby GIVEN THAT AYPIls
IN CATION for patents for Town Loty, be-
1icpipp at post marked No. !, -sE cozrtr
of the Town Of Bristol: Thence U snineni
monument No. bears 7eh degrees 70 .ssti
feet; L mineral monupels No. gardHg az
in the Town OF Bristol. bears n 80 y degztssw
1850 feet.
post marked No. 2, corner Town Of Eiistcl :
thence, I'd course, n 195< degrees W 2,640 feet
to pest marked No. ., NV corner Town oi Err.
toll; thence, sd courso,E N 70h dcRretsl . exc
feet to post marked No. 4, NE corner Town ei
Bristol and taence, ith courses l9N ftfnfa
LAC Zee 10 post No. 1 the place Of bteii Iii
containing one hundred ard sixty aciss,i d tts
ing the Towrsite of Pristol. Lincoin ctunty
aligned on OF before the iith cay 81 Ist,7r,y
A. D. 1854 or be forever barred See ccr.rils
Laws II the Slate OF Nevada, p. ais. vol.
section $50, act approved February 20th. lea
Application must be hled with 4. !. til
bristol, Nevada.
auil-st II sc OF I ,vs5its sf Bzl
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-11-13

-ypr vfRTuE orAN ORDER OF SALE IfsuFp
% out OF the Sixth Judicial District Court. III
ard for The County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada.
and TO me directed and delivered, for q judy.
mept rendered In said Court OH the 9th day OF
August, A. D. 1883. in favor Of Archie AicQuate,
Plaintiff, and agninst the Nayfowtr silver
MINING Company snd the bfaydower Mine and
Mining Claim, defendants, for the tum Of seven
hundred and Elk i-1UO t$706 4-1Oo), gold coin
dollars, debt together with seventy tS16ldolltfs
tsy coete, and Bli Eccruing ccslG and initreft,l
have levied on the following property 10 Wit:
That certain mine or mining claim Known AZ
and called by the name OF the Maysover Liie
aud Mining Gain, situate, lying ard btifg IN
bristol Mining District, Lincoln Cotni5
state Of Nevada, and duly recorded in The Mil.
Ing Records OF said Mining District. containing
eisht hundred linear feet on said ledge or lode.
together with the srpurtcnancts thereto le,org
ing, and a, tne rights Ind privileges pertsipis
thereto.
Notice is hereby given that en
Saturday, the 9Th day " ocssher.
A. Il. 1858, al II o'oioch NJ. Of that dsy,I vi.
cell All tbe right title and interest cf th Mny.
| fowcr silver Mining Company In GEd 10 tic
above described property. Lnd The tLid May.
| flower Niue and Mining claim. at the iient deer
| Of tho Court house In Pioeae. Lincoln county
| state Of Eevhds, at ppblic suction. for cath IL
hsnd. 10 the highest ana best bidder, to satisfy
| said Judgment and decree and all costs, and oil
| costs that may accrue. ..
sei6-td. OF. sHEHwoop, sheri1.