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The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
RAILWAY MATTERS.

PORTLAND OGDENSBuRG.
A meeting of the subcommittee Of direc-
tors of the Portland & Ogdensburg Railway
Company and the trustees and theic counsel
was held at the Mayors office Thursday
afternoon to take steps toward settlement
witt with the trustees and conveyance of the
property to the new corporation.
NEW ROAD.
A call, signed by fifty citizens of Canaan,
has been issued for a railroad meeting to be
held at the town house to-day at p. m. The
route proposed begins at the terminus OF the
Belfast and Moosehead Lake Railroad at
Burnham and extending thence through
Canaan village to Madison Bridge, to con.
meet with the Somerset Railroad adlstance oI
% miles. Another railroad route strongly
advocated is from Burnham via Canaan,
Skowhegan, East Madison and Solon and up
the Kennebec and Indian Pond to Moose
head Lake to connect there with the Megan-
tic railroad.
NEW BRUNSWICK RAILWAY.
Superintendent Cram of the New Bruins
wick Railroad, has recently put on fast
train from Presque Isle, to connect with the
Flying Yankee. Passenger are now able TO
leave Presque Isle in the morning, dine ne. IN
late supper. A few years ago 1t took 1our
days to make this trip. The company has
lust completed at their works at McAdam
junction new engine, designed and built
superintendent eTfintendeht Of the 'ri6ad,t AmaIheu tfe
Kennedy Todd"
HEAVY RAILROAD BUSINESS.
The travel over the Eastern division of the
Boston & Maine road continues to increase,
until it is now beyond anything ever known
in the history Of tie line. The through
trains have this week begun to bring back
from the seashore and the mountains their
thousands of passengers. No. "A, due IN
Boston at 1.10 p. M, brings in from 400 to
600 every day, while the Bar Harbor express
and the Flying Yankee come heavily loaded.
| These trains on their outward trips seem 70
be carrying as many people as ever. Inc
FLYING Yankee outward from Boston at a.
M has been running in two sections nearly
all summer. 1t is said that there were 100
pieces of baggage at the two Hampton
stations yesterday. OF course, no passenger
trains could carry such loads in their bag
gage cars, but it was put into Boston Just the
same.
The Boston & Maine is laying second
| track from the western division track at
| Newburyport into the depot OF the eastern
| division, and will run all trains INTO and
| Start them from this depot on both divisions.
| This will admit of the. abolition OF the
"know-nothing'' stop at this point
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
An Assurance from the Gar.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 27.-At a meeting
at Kazarlik, Roumelia sent telegram to the
Car begging him to continue to extend his
favor to Bulgaria. The Gar, in answering,
assured him of his good will toward the
Bulgarians, if they would maintain order,
and in this task Russian agents would sup
mort than
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
The House of Commons Debate.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-In the House of Com
mons tonight. Sexton. Parnellite, resumed
the debate on the address in reply to the
Queens speech. He occupied the floor two
hours, and devoted himself to discussion
of the merits of Gladstone's land scheme. He
declared the adoption of this scheme would
government of ireland. He predicted that
the sending of Gen. Sir Redaers Butler to
Ireland would not conduce to the future
peace there. The debate will close tomor-
rnx
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
The rwenty-sixth Maine.

BELFAST, Aug. 27.-At Belfast yesterday
at the reunion the 26th Maine regiment 126
answered to the roll call. A collation. was
served and informal speeches made. per
manent organization was effected.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28

Mean daily bar. .29. 800 Maximum ther. S5.6
Mean daily ther. 1873 Minimum ther... 62.5
Mean daily DIV pit. 62.1 Max. vel. wind. ...l3
Mean daily hum...70.3 Total precip.."...- %
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(Aug. 27, 1886, 1000 p. M
Observations taken at the same moment of time
at all stations.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
Dynamite at Monson.


BANGOR, Aug. 27-This morning apou'
one o'clock an unknown person by the use
of dynamite or some other explosive, ole"
up the office of DR.. c. c. Hall OIL Monsoh
The fire alarm sounded and the hre "aS
soon extinguished. Loss $500.
The Jury DIsagrees in Mrs. Kooke
Case.
BATH, Aug. 27.-In the case OIL the oV"''
VS.. Mrs Ann Rookie, charged with poiSonlne
a neighbor's spring of water, the jury "a'
out nearly all night and disagreed.
Killed by the Cars.
FARMINGroN, Aug. 27.-The dead pouA
found on the Maine Central track, near Jay
bridge this morning, proves to be tna1 o.
Lawrence Garcelon of this town, frencn
man, about II years old. He went TO oN
Orchard yesterday on special excursion
train, and on his return it is supposed lei
between the cars while passing from one U
the other. He was much respected by al
who knew him.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
RepIies to the Porte's Circular.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 27.-The Porte
has received replies from various powers to
deposition, with the exception of Italy. The
different governments merely note the con-
tents of the circular, reserving all ulterior
communications. The reply Of Italy in ad-
dition recognizes the porte's right to protest
against the illegality of Prince Alexander's
dapoSition
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28

LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 27, 1886.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28

The Portlands play the Brocktons again to-
day, ON the home grounds. The battery for
the Portlands will probably be Haley and
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-06-19
No. sas.


Eureka, Nevada. April 9Th. 1885.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT CLiN-
IN ton II Patchen. whose postoffice address
~ Pioche, iAnc'ln CouLty, Nevada. has this day
dled his application Tor patent for one thousand
linear feet OF the SILVER mine or vein bearing
silver. with surface ground one hundred aud
ninefy-two fest In width. situated In kly Mining
oiatr'ct, county Of Lincoln, and state Of Nevada,
and des gnated BY the held notes and olficial
plat on fle iu thf. once - lot No SO, In Town
hip l, North oi esry5 e!, Esc; CT Meant ptsblc
ueridian. said lot No. ss being bounded as FOL.
lows. to wit:
Beginni ,g at post marked No. q survey
No 81, whence the south quarter post of section
~, T N 81 Il, bears 72A deg $40 feet
h nee running: list cours-, ivS des E lYl
feet, to post marked No Q, U = survey No 80;
hence. I'd course. y 79s deg u 1000 feet, 30 post
uarked No 3. U 4 survey No SO, whence b ars
y = monument-by Lieut.. ~hcelor = N 10 deg
L 1880 feet; thence, Sd course, loa deg W is1
leet, to post marked No4, U survey No SO;
hencs, lth course. N 79H deg W i0OU feet, to
post marked No the place Of oegtn"ing, con-
tainink 20 100 acres. Courses expressed from
rue meridian with magnetic variation OF 10
leg East.
The location OF this mine is recorded in the
tecorder's once Of Ely diniug District. Liucoin
county, state OF Nevada, IN book OF mining no.
ices. pages 3sl. 3j2 aad a53
This .lsim Ii bounded by no known claims.
Any aud all persous claiming adversely any
,ortion Of the said "SILvEH" mine or surfs,t
,roun are required to file ,hrir adverse claiu.
vi the Rcgi ter OF tn, United stat Land
itiice at ur Ia, in the County Of tur,bs, anl
| state Of Nevada during the sixty days period oi
| iunlicAtion hereof, or they will be barred b,
| virtue vf the provisions OF the Statute
r Il HlNCKLEy, Register.
| II 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing motto,
| 4 application for pa'ent De published for tn
| period Of ton consecutive weeks in the Pioch'
RECORD, weekly newspaper published a
| 'ioch =, Lincoln county. Nevada
api7i0t + Il HfSJKLEY, Register.
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Trustees Sale.


NOTICE Is Hzk1BY eIv1N, THAT rpn:
,es,r 70 ys ~ ~ e @e t ~ ~ ~
~ cess.in s.,I 49, q IT, esee1seo ~ 3e
!s.seel silver ninine ooepeny = ne shsssi1e
cs.s suns los1, ~ s1o receto<e y Aane@2,n @
y. osu rsrc1 49,. o ~ 1ge. " ~
% sns mercy aae 49, u, ~. i on sne
seysm y ~ sscureo oy S,o tnst 1ysS4 y y Z: se@
q u. sn.een Tnonssnu goller HN ~. . pup'
~ ~ .1csaons 20 .ne me.sN ~ eleos4 ILL. 3 se ~ e1u
com Ooupty, NesSls, on tne 49,
EiGhth dsy Of Sept ,nzleF, 1855,
Al o.c,ont ii. tha p,ouettv ,,rrtsrs,.a an
dsssryisS IN esio FrpsS 49, a. ~ sncl
thsreof = may b usceso1ry 10 pay ssid intey
e.fa snd coats 'of ssle tovrit. 1' '7'. -1'7-5
Tbose csrtssn' Nissss Tinins uraius. ousy<s
Mil and Mschipsry, Nilisise. 6uf1sis, soSfiiSa
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nY VIRTUE orAx ORDER or GALE IasuED
10 out Of the tixth judicial District ccurt, In
and for the County of Lincoln 6tafe q Eesada,
und TO me directed and dsltvsTed, Sor tuAs.
uspt n ndered In said couxt 90 The p1k day Of
August, 4. D. 1855 in favor of Axehit 0eQpoiG,
Plaintiff, and against the Naynower ttlvlr
xiniug Company and the MayhOwef Mins nd
Mirink Claim, Delendants. for the cum Of sevsn
hundred and six 4-lt0 (S706 l.lO0l. gold coin
dollars debt. tossthsr with seventy (g7oD Ddo1lAfs
tsx costs, and all accruing cosr and tnserests
have levied on the following prcpetty,to WI;
That c~rtatn mine Of Dtnfns claim Anuwn -
and called BY the name Of the 1AyAoe q Mine
and Mining Claim. atuats. lying and beina In
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln Connty
Dtsts Of Nevada, and duly recorded n the Min
ins Records OF aAid- Mining District. containing
eight hupdred linear feet on said Ledge OF lode,
to0ethsf with the appuFtsnanceo thvrsto belong-
NJ. and a the rishts and privileges pertaining
theEsto.
Xotics is hsrsSy given that on,
saturday, the ssA asy Of Oessssr.
A. D. Ssss, 1t u clock y. Of that day. I vii
ssli all the right, sls nd insess!e q ~ Nay.
Aowu silver Mining oo@peny y snd 70 the
above descsibsd property sna ths sAtd Nay
Aowsr Nine and Mining claim. e The fsout door
cf the Court-houBr In Phoebe, Lincoln county
Dhts Of Nsvnda, st pnellr' suction, fce sash IN
hand, TO The hiGnest I'D bset biadet, 70 snttsfy
I'D jedgnsnt - dssrss end All ooetes sna III
costs thss nay sceSue. 1870 ......-
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A letter to the Augusta Ca Chronicle
says; Bill Arp told us that Sam Jones
was making money and investing it rap.
lilly. He had purchased aeversl valuable
farms and his house at Cartersville was
not only the fnest there but the only one
with mansard roof His family drive
in an elegant new carriage drawn by
iirst.class horses, and. according to some
women gossip, percolated through Wat
Harris, the first day MIRA Jones aired her
carriage she drove by the house Of one
neighbor thirteen times BY actual count.
1t seems that Sam Jones, anticipating a
possible breakdown physically or in pop.
ularity, has made and is making wise
and ample provision for the future. The
Lord may be taking care Of him. but he
is powerfully cooperating to take care Of
himself.
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Application for a Patent
No. 1l2,

UNITED STA LAND
Eureka, Nevada, March IL, l6s2.
<rorICE rs HEREoY GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ j. smith and George Morton, who's post
ofAcc address, Ia Tempinto. Lincoln County,
Nevads. has this day hled his Application Tor
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet II tue
Jterliug niuo or vein bearing silver with sur.
face gr'suud six hundred feet In width, ana
v5. Ito scr-b as m lls,te. situsted in tempt.
ute Mining Distri /. County OF Lincoln and
state OF Nevada, and desiguSted by the he'd
uotes aud oiiiclal plat on hle ia thi' once a.
lot nu .nher 81, A AID B. located On unrurVeye1
land The exterior bound ries Of said lot No
81, A and u, being ~ follows. TO wit;
LOT "A:"
BEGINNING at post marked No /, U $ survey
No 81, Lot "a the same being post NO Of y
8 survey No ST, lot IA" standard lode, whence
u 4 mineral monument No 3, on Coyote Peak,
resrs II deg 81 min W 1888 feet Theme
running, list course, N 8 deg T. 1900 feet to posi-
married No2 survey No 81, lot "A;" hence,
AZ course. Y 10 deg 60u feet to post m ,rked
No 3, o s survey Nob7 lot A; tn nee, ID course,
dek W i5 U 'eet. to po marked n 4,
survey No 81. lot a, the ssme being post No
OF q 4 survey No s56, lot 8, standard lode. and
thence Attn course. s 10 deg tuO feet o. p,sl
No l, the place OF beginning. Containing Is
O. iUO scrcs.
Also the following les ;riLed tract Of land o.
a millsito: neginning AZ post married No '. Y
8 survey No 81, lot "B," wheire o 3 mineral
monument NO 5 bears - deg llbb feet, ano
po.t No Of this survey bears n u deg " miI u
& 4s6sO feet. Thence running, Let course, u
deg W seS feet, to post marked No2, U ) surv.
No OF. "B;" thence, I'd course N 8 deg z ~
feet, to port marked No 5, . survey No oI 10
.B," thence, Sd course. N 81 deg \ S6a feet ..
post marked No d. U @survey No 81 lot ''B,
| and thence, lth coures. 8 d'g W 6ei feet, Il
| p.st M l, the place of BEGINNING. Coutsininl
s4 5 loo acres. Magnetic variation l6degrees 8
| min east.
The location OF this mine is recorded In tn
Recorders once Of Tcmpiute Mining District
said district. This claim is bounded on tn
south by the Standard Any and all person
claiming adversely any portion Of said dter
ing Nine aud Millsite or surfare ground are r
quired to file their adverse claims with tn
isegister Of tho United States Land ONCE
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, during the sixt
day Rod Of publication hereof, or they wi
be harred by virtue OF the provisions OF 10
e.H HINoKLEY. Register.
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for a Paten,
No. ISL.


UNITED LAhD OtfiCEt
Eureka, Nevada February 6, =. . 1859,
NrvrIOh l5 HEREBY GIVEN THAT b. j.
n Failis aud Lehmer, " hosr postoiics
address Is Cincinnati. ohio. nave this day diei
their application for O. patent for NJ cen hun
dred linear feet OF the "Iudlan Chief nine OF
vein bearing gold sDi silver. with surface
sround six hundred feet In width. situSted
In Pshrapsgat Lake Mining District, Count,
Of Lincoln and state of Nevada, and iePigrnte
py tho field notes and oiicisl pial on Ole l., thi-
Range. SO e ,st of Moint Diablo Meridian. The
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. SO being 81
follows, to wit:
beginning at a po.t marked No /, U q sur
vey No 80, whence the \ post bet geen sections
~ and 70, T3s SO G, u v N, bears N de-
is m u H. Tgo feet, AMI the mouth Of 5p 'ingsr'r
ruuncl bears N l6h deg W 1871 feet. rh nee
runnipe, ist cnurse, deg i5 miu W 1900 feet.
to pct marked No ., Survey No 80. oil I
monument bears IL feet from said post No ..
Thence, I'd course. 81 deg 10 min W 900 feet
to post marked Nos, U 8 Survey No 80; old
monument bears N "a deg W % feet frou said
post No O. Thence. conrse, deg 4b mil
l. 1906 feet. to post marked No 4, O Survey "
80: old monument bears 81 deg 80 min ~
feet from post NOD. Thence, fth course, "
deg 10 mio 4 500 feet. to post marsed No | the
place nf beeinning Masnttir variation 10 dsf
East containing 40 66-l0O acres
The lo-atlou OF this uiine Is re 'orded IL
the Recorders otire OF Lincoln County, State o.
| Nevada In Book Of Mining Notices. page 25e
rbis claim Is bounded by n, known claims.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely ans
portion Of said "indi IN Chief" mine or sur
|. ace ground are required to fle their advers'
claim with the Register OF tue United state
L nd ONCE at eureka. in the State OF New 'da
during the sixty days period OF puolcattot
| hereof. nr they will be bar ed by virtue of th'
| provisions Of the statute
| tits hereby ordered that the foregoing notc'
| of application for pateDt be Published for tn
| period OF ten con ,ecuHve weeks 10 the Poco'
REoo o, a weekly newspaper. pnblishet a
| Pioc ie Lincoln county, Nrvata
| M lot r. II. HtNcKLEy. Register.
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NrorIor n HxnrBY GIVEN TnAr Aprll.
~ CATION for pe1snts for Town lota. b..
oasainH q pok nAxheA No, J., N corner
q tAs Town d 1g1stol: Tasnss b fn1ssrai
lasau.snt No. I hsassn y.htsgss9 7 ae.sao
Shs northeast eefnef e. BtEfh - MIN soiSts,
= " Town e Dzisesl. hsses y soh asgIsss "
Tisss ccarss, q soh asszsss v s,sao ~
sisses. "a eourss. ! ieh 1eelses y a,sle isst
70 pose uaFhed No. .. NM cor1sr fown Of Hris-
~; thsncs, "a eonsse. n ny deoRsse I. so
fset 70 poet Married No. =. - cs9ner Tcw1 Of
Bristol and thsnce, tth coufso, . 10 y eeateen
setc fsst 70 post no. I. the pises of hsginnins.
containing one hundred and si1ty scsss, snd b.
- Ne Tcwn:s: q e,,sscs Lancoln ccsaty
aensd % or bsfofs the ilth ~ 81 tSbyssry
AID lsel, Or befsssves hassea - osnpils
LsNs q me H]Ats Of Nsysda. 3. sle vel.
eset!cn -, act ar9sev.4 tshssaFy ~. -
Applics1iea must b. Aisd wte \. :. Hal
..,s. n .-.sssIz sssIzsass''s:sss.l Izsass''s:sss.l
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A man may be tho noblest work Of the
Creator, but he don't always stop to
think about it when, on hearing his name
mentioned in the street, he turns around
and finds it IS some other man calling
his dog.
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lallll more money than ct anythins else BY
taking an agency for the boat selling
sSss ssa, G.s III. . s,, sssBas Bs
Co., Poetlands Nntns. -aH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sheriff. sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
10 out Of the SIKH Judicial District Court.
iu aud tor the County of Liucoln. State OF Nc.
vad., and to me directed aud delivered, for u
jddgmeut rendered In said Court on the Twsn-
ty.tbird day OF August. A. y. 1854, In favor of
tue siate OF sevsia, plaintiff. and sgainst the
re Al estate and improvements hereinafter de-
scrihed, defendants, for the sum Of One Thou-
agnd Elghty-tbres AID li-l00 ($i ,065 ll-lOOi
dollars, tsx and delinquency, together with
Forty-four and 5O-lJ0 lSi4 gu 1907 dollars, tax
costs and ali accrufps costs. have lsvisd on
The following property, to wit;
PJesessorS claim to one buufred snc aizty
tl6ul acres Of iand, about one ~ mile NORTH
OF Bristol, an I'm proveneats THEREON consist
Ing OF VI 10 STAN quartz mill, assay ofics,
black smith shop. d eiling- mouse, Restaurant
and oiiice, / stable aud house, hoisting- worka
and stable at Msyhower mine, Chloridine fnr'
uacs &c mill. an one pair Fairbanks scAlea-'in
Lincoln codnty, s ate Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that on
aonday, . 9th Day Of October,
A D. 1884. between the hours Of O'Clock In the
morning and O'Clock in the tfte-novn. namely
u IA o'civck NJ. OF sAid day, will cell al ths
right. lite and inters ct Of ssid Bristol Silvel
dining COMPANY In aud to tho above described
property, aud tbe smallest amount or parcel u
-afd property 10 satisfy ssid above sum O
$i,l27 6l-lU0 tax delinquency. costs and accru
ing ,ets, al the trout door Of the County court
house ut Piocne, Connty Of Lincoln, state o
Nevada at public Auction, for cash In hand, q
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy SAT-
execution and ell costs.
sepotd o. .HERwooD, Sheriff.
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For aila.aeadls. i.etter.Hea cards
Vouchers, and ali kinds OF Jsb Print.
ing, either Fancy OF Platns apply t.
the Record Of1ces
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eENER,L ITEMS

A man and women are said to masti-
cate ton and half Of food every year.
There have been found o75 variet;e, Of
birds in Washington Territory.
A big petition for the pardon OF ex.
Banker Fish is about to be sent to Presi.
dent Cleveland.
A large eagle has been caught near
Olean, N. ", where it has been stealing
calves by the dozen.
The Knights of Labor at Washington
have determined TO abolish the chain.
gang at the work,house there.
George Aiming, who died at st. Johns,
N. B., in apparently wretched poverty,
is found to have left property worth
100000.
The fund for the benefit Of the police.
men who were injured by the Anarchists
cowardly bomb in Chicago now amount.
TO about $4,000.
What adds to the nnpopularity Of the
cyclone Is that, while it blows away al
most everything on farm, it has never
been known to take the mortgage.
In the recent Pullman, ILL.,, labor diff
cnlties the working girls were lead to
strike by the young men threatening to
boycott them at the coming picnics this
summer.
Exhibitors at the Antwerp Interna.
tional Exhibition are disgusted because
the Belgian Government awarded prizes
in bronze medals instead Of medals Of
gold and silver as romised.
The congregation Of the First Congre-
gationai Church. Evanston, Illinois, has
asked their pastor. Rev. Scott, to resign
because he smokes cigars in public, rides
bicycle and noglects his church.
NJ. Pasteur states that he has many
lines noticed marked improvement in
the genearl health, weight and condition
orpersons who have been inocolated after
having been bittened by rabid animals.
Miss Mary Chute, an inmate Of the
E;isin county ton:., jail. claim. to be "the
wife Of the Lamb and daughter Of
God," and has made vow to starve her.
self to death. She has only taken six
meals in four weeks.
Rufus Hatch opposed the bill permit
ting the building Of railway in the Vel.
lowstone Park, before the house Commit
the Oh Public Lands, on the ground that
the railroad would get control of the
Yellowstone river by the terms of the
bill.
A Philadelphis manufacturer, whose
hands are out on strike, has sued the
knights OF Labor for damages for con
spiracy to injure his business, and Phila
delphia textile manufacturers to the mum
Der Of 100. and representing as man,
million dollars Of capital, have formed
trades union for resistance to the othe
trades unions.
Fort Worth, Texas, has forgotten tn
great strike in the excitement Of move
law suit. Two men were su'tors ior IN
hand Of the same gfrl, and one has cue
out an injunction against any minister o
magistrate commanding him not to MARI
the lady to his rival. He has statione
an officer at her gate ready to serve it,
there are any symptoms Of wedding.
The American Consul at Apia, on tn
Island Of Samoa in the South Pacific
said to have taken a bold stand agaln'
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illegal.


DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION Ie3UED
ID out Of the sixth judicial District tourt
In and for the County of L.ncoln. State Of Ne
vadas and to me directeo And delivered for =
iieth day Of Jai usry. A. o. l6ea. IL fs,sf Of A.
Blair and against the BitstoI 6tlvtr MI ing
Company. for the sum OF kibetoep bpndred.
thirteen and Ae loo ~ ,sls -, doilars, debt to-
cryins costs and interst, have LEVIED on tho
tollowint p operty, to-wit
l steam boiler with sttarhmsnts. ~ barrel
Portland cement, pair bullion scales. / roll OF
lesd oipcibles, pair crucibls toses. . bull
ltor Dolds, assay munaes. button mclcs. 9
lroh neFtaIs snu pestle6. .siz qufchs1lve1 kettiea
scupsl nolds. s assay tcngs, buss heRds.
essspips.i snohsstsck about 50 feet lsne.
cast.ilon rstort front, mcnkey wrenches.
ANAL alsdges I hand-sx,2 v pipe wenches.
srindstons. I adz, Q planes. spirit level, 20
poIndA iron y wisshers; srssr., - pisShs AIS
row. l anvil. n blacksnIith tools " tth hsndles.
patent screw riates. IL pnifs hlncktMith
tongs. 70 pieces Of tinbers cxS inches, 20 pitces
3xs inches, pieces e1s inches, II pieces Pig
piscea axs. So pieces fx6. 81 ptsss inch rlsnh
pisees s1s, Is piscss einnh plss - q pisess est
snd lox;o hswn. % risess 1se y pisesa az, ~
ber i0xi2 inchsn. az feet long; IL pisces -,--S.
Notice is hsrsby given that on
Friday. tho second day OF February
A. D. lseS. at ~ O'Clock ". Of that day. will
sell the right, title and interest Of sAid Bris-
tcl Silver Mining rcmpeny n md 20 the shove
dsseribed property. u the estrol 6flvsf Mn
81 public auction, for cssh In hand, to The
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said exseu'
fion md all costs.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-06-19

4 ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIu
a. fob printinedous Arst-elasnsty sai
atshort notice
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-06-19

There L more undsvcloped! land thsin
stass Of Maine than in say Western
State.