Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-20
SHERIFF'S SALES.

NAC PAoAhNAh eHN N
for which liens have been regularly filed I'M
der the provisions of the Act afore aid, there
is due to the said plaintiff az u valid and sub-
sisting lien against the Uncle Sam mining
claim, hereafter more particularly described,
the sum of SIX 4 thousand One Hundred and
Thtrty-seven and Forty -six-one Hundredths
(s6l 1877 46-I00l Dollars, and against the Uncle
Sam shaft house hereafter des eribed, the sum
of Eleven Hundred and Six and Thirty-one
Hundredths ($1 Jog 30-100), Dollars and
against the lodging-house hereafter de-
scribed. the sum of Nine Hundred and
Three and Eighty-four-one Hundredths
(S903 S4-100) Dollars against the furnace build
ing and appurtenances hereafter described
the sum of Eight Hundred and Thirty-six aud
Thir teen. one HuDdredths 1896 13-100) Dollars,
and against the brick store building hereafter
described, the sum of Fifteen Hundred and
Thirty-four and Thirty-hve-one Hundredths
1871 ,534 $4,000 Dollars.
That there lie due to the said Prentiss Selby
as a Wild and subsisting lien against the
Uncle Sam mining claim aforesaid, the sun of
Ten Thousand One Hundred and Ten $40 ,l1G)
Dollars; against the said furnace building the
sum of Seventeen Hundred and Thirty-hve
fSl 1851 Dollars; against the hosting works
hereafter more particularly described, the
sum of Two Hundred and Forty ($240) Dollars,
and against the machine shop hereafter de-
scribed, the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty
($220) Dollars.
THAT there is due to the said B. r. Marshall
as q valid aud subsisting lien against the said
Uncle Sam mining claim the sum of Ten Hun
bred and Sixty-four Isl ,064) Dollars.
That there is due to the said W. j. Nc
Cormick as a valid and subsistiug lien against
the said Uncle Sam mining claim the sum of
Three Hundred and Seventy-two and Eighty
one Hundredths tS372 $1,000 Dollars.
That there is due to the said f. W.. Clute as
q valid and subsisting lien against the said
Uncle Sam mining claim the sum of Four
Thousand Five Hundred and Twenty-eight
($4, 1929 Dollars.
1t is further ordered, adjudged and decreed
that all and singular the said property men
toned in said complaint and several petitions
of Intervention and hereinafter described, or
so much thereof as may be necessary to raise
the several amounts SO found due to said
plaintiffs and intervenors on said claims,
debts and liens above stated. and costs Of suit
taxed as aforesaid and expenses of sale be sold
at public auction by or under the direction of
the Sheriff of said Eureka Couty, where said
property is situated that said sale be made in
said Eureka County; that said Sheriff give
public notice of the time aud place of such
sale according to the course and practice of
the Court, and the law relative to sales of real
estate under execution, and that plaintiffs or
any of the parties to this suit may become
purchasers at such sale.
That said Sheriff out of the proceeds of
such sale retain his fees, disbursements and
commissions on said sale and pay to said
plaintiffs and to such of said intervenors
whose claim of liens have been sdjudged valid
or to their respective attorneys out of said
proceeds the amount 80 found due as afore-
said, or SO much thereof as the said proceeds
of sale will pay of the same.
That if the proceeds of the sale of said
Uncle Sam lode and mining claim shall be in
sufficient to pay the liens foreclosed against it
that he shall pay to said plaintiffs and inter
venors whose liens against said mining claim
have been adjudged pro rata the proceeds Of
said sale thereof.
That if the proceeds of the sale of said
hoisting works shall be insufficient to pay the
liens foreclosed against it that he shall pay to
said intervenors whose liens against said
hosting works have been sdjudged valid pro
rata the proceeds of the sale thereof.
That if the proceeds of the sale of said fur
naces, coal or ore bins adjacent thereto and
~trestles shall be insufficient to pay the liens
foreclosed against it that he shall pay to said
Plaintiffs and intervenors whose liens against
said furnaces. coal ore orbins and ~trestles ada
cent thereto have been adjudged valid pro rata
the proceeds Of the sale thereof.
That If the proceeds of the sale of said
brick storehouse building shall be insufficient
to pay the liens foreclosed against 1t that he
shall pay to said plaintiffs and intervenors
whose liens against said brick storehouse
building have been adjudeed valid pro rata
the proceeds of the sale thereof.
That if the proceeds of the sale of said
lodging house shall be insufficient to pay the
liens foreclosed against it that he shall pay to
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against said lodging-house have been adiudged
valid pro rata the proceeds of said sale
thereof.
That If the proceeds of the sale of
said Uncle Sam shaft house shall be insufi-
cient to pay the liens foreclosed against 1t that
he shall pay to said plaintiffs and interveaors
whose liens against said Uncle Sam shaft
house have been a~djudged valid pro rata the
proceeds of the sale thereof.
That If the proceeds of the sale of said ma
china ahnn aha1I ha ipaufiriapt To nav fha
liens foreclosed against 1t that he shall pay to
said intervenors whose liens against said ma
shine shop have been adj "a ged valid pro rata
the proceeds of the sale thereof.
That the defendant and all persons claiming
from or under 1t, and all persons having or
claiming any lien or liens of any description
whatever against said property, and all per-
sons claiming under them, and all persons
claiming to have acquired any estate or inter
est in said property and premises subsequent
to the filing of said liens of plaintiffs and In
tervenors be forever barred and foreclosed of
and from all equity Of redemption and claim
Of in and to said property and premises and
every part and placel thereof from and after
the delivery of said Sheriff 8 deed.
And it is further ordered, adjudged and de-
creed that the purchaser or purchasers OF said
property and premises at such sale be let into
the possession thereof on production of the
Sheriff 8 deed for such premises or any part
thereof.
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creed that if the moneys arising from the said
sale of said property shall be insufficient to
pay the amounts so found due to the plaintiffs
and the said intervenors whose liens were
adjudged to be valid IS above stated with
the interests and costs and expenses of
sale as aforesaid. the sheriff 81 ecify the
amount of such deficiency and the balance due
to the plaintiffs and said intervenors In his re.
turn of said sale and that on the COM
ing in of said return q judgement of this Court
shall be docketed for such balance due plain
tiffs against said defendant, and also judg-
ments shall be docketed in this Court In favor
of said intervenors against eaid defendant for
such balance or balances due from defendant
to them; and said defendant who Ia personally
liable for tue psymento of the said debts. claims
and liens of said plaintiffs and in~tervenors,
aud that 1t pay to said plaintiffs and the said
iDtervenors, whose liens have been declared
valid by this Court, the amount of such def.
at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the
date Of said last mentioned return and judg-
ment, and that plaintiffs and said intervenors
have execution therefor; and, 1t is further or
dered. adjudged and decreed that the said sale
be made for gold coin of the United States,
and that the amount found due to the plaintiff
and said i~ntervenors, at the time of such sale
as above stated, be paid to them in like money,
and If there be a deficiency the Judgment
therefor be for the amount thereof in like gold
coin.
The description of the property authorized
to be sold under and by virtueof this decree,
so far as the same can be ascertained from