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BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
A Successful Entertainment at the
Hawaiian Opera House.

Qnite large audience assembled at
the Hawaiian Opera House Saturday,
the occasion being musical and liter
airy entertainment in aid of the funds of
the British Benevolent Society. Among
those present were noticed His Majesty
the King, H. r. H. Princess Kaiulani,
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, the young Princes
Kawananakoa and Kalanianaole, the
British Commissioner and family and
others. The Hon. w. G. and Mrs.
Irwin occupied their private box.
Through some mistake no programmes
were provided; however each number
was announced.
The special attractions of the evening
were the appearance OF DIR. lessen of H.
l. R. M. S. Razboynik in two piano
solos, and the Rotations of Sir William
Wiseman, Bart, of II. B. NJ. S. Caroline.
With regard to the piano playing of
DIR. lessen, it was rich treat. His
technique is remarkably brilliant, and
the doctor possesses much taste and
feeling. At his second appearance he
was enthusiastically encored, and re-
sponded. 1t is to be hoped we may
hear the doctor again before the Raj.
boynik leaves port.
Sir William Wiseman, Bart, in his
two Rotations, met with a very warm
reception. He shows great dramatic
ability, and it is to be regretted that Sir
William leaves us soon, or we might
have seen him in a play. One OF the
Rotations was given with much pathOs.
He was loudly encOred.
Mrs J. II. Patty always delights one
with her sweet voice and finished sing
ing, and on this occasion she captivated
the audience Miss Mabel Rhodes is a
young singer of mu n promise, and GER
tainlv deserves much praise for her fine
singing The part songs by mixed voices
were rendered in IA very effective man
ner. Mr.. T. May, lone of our best tenors,
was heard to much advantage in song.
We had almost forgotten to mention
that Mr. T. M. Starkey gave a song and
received perfect ovation. 1t seemed as
if the audience could not get enough of
Starkey. The whole entertainment
was a success, and should
net a considerable amount for the Be
nevolent Society.
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the King VS.. Luce, to believe that for
some time past, until lately, some of the
highest officers in the Government have
not only openly countenanced such trans
actlons, and made it easy to carry them
out, but have been themselves parties to
them. But this fact is no defense to any
offence against the laws of the country.
L am inclined, however, to regard this
state OF things as proper matter to con-
slider in mitigation of the offence of
which you have been found guilty. It is
natural that if the legal administrators
OF the laws, and other persons of influ-
ence, encourage disobedience to them,
by both precept and example, the public
conscience becomes inevitably democrat
lied. 1t is natural for men to be strongly
influenced in their attitude towards the
laws, by the attitude of those who by
their official responsibility may be re-
garded as the authoritative champions of
the laws, and where such attitude is un-
lawful and immoral, many are inevitably
mlsled into wrong conclusions. 1t there
fore seems to me that may reasonably
and justly, both from the standpoint of
the Government and of the recommend
alton of the Attorney General, make
your penalty fine instead of imprison-
ment, which [ fix at the sum of two
hundred dollars and costs.
N. McCandless VS.. Mrs. Opuu Nc
Candless. Divorce. Continued from
the 21st. Evidence concluded and de-
cision reserved.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

-Maui, per stmr Likelike, April 28th-W
h, AIoller, Mrs Ii q Treadway, Mrs J
IF Scholz, Miss Scholz, Miss Rathbone,
ions, Thrum, hon w II Daniels, Mrs
hansen, L Won Tempsky, A Clarke, ) Chi
= EEd IS deck passengers.
za Taialua, per stmr Kaala, April 2Sth-Dr
&a1 Capt " T Bates. Mr. de Fries and 35 deck
E1gsB
N Kauai, per stmr Waialeale, April Goth
Prescott, Miss Johnson, NJ Bindt and Z
passengers.
N Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, April Goth
isI1der Macintosh, Mons Nj Cochelet, L
1vis, COLI Spalding, C GoodeII, W..Pford-
Mss Wilcox, Misses Isenberg 80, Hon
halouse, Mrs Kaluna, 3 Chinese and 90
PASSENGERS.
n Maui and Hawaii. per stmr Kinau April
dis tx Thurston and wife, A Buck
We Dr. Il kimball, Mrs R C Dunlop, G
81 Aseu Mrs KalaukOa, P A Dias, n
..Id, Z Makee, Hofguard, Miss Albro,
LAOore, h kuihelani, Miss A Shaw, Miss
Fil' a Shaw and 81 deck passengers.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

'seamer Kinau arrived Sunday morning
Aul and Hawaii with 6,768 bags sugar, 155
ines.
steamer Mikahala brought 639 bags sugar,
-'Sp' o. hides and cows from Kauai April
steamer Lehua, which arrived Saturday af-
'"a from Hawaii, brought about 700 bags
: schooner Leahi arrived yesterday from
'mgar. ~" H9"'iS i''OO
steamer "aialeale brought l 1897 bags sugar
''day from Kauai.
s. oaiE'ntine st. Lucie is taking iu sugar at
'aifc Nail wharf.
missionary steam barkentine Morning Star
,,fr -' uO"h from the Marine Railway this
ksI. Luka arrived yesterday from
H. hawaii with 1900 bags sugar for the
Ne lvaVes again to-day.
\ British iron bark Thomas Bell i - no
h ,,tn. las oeen painted with red, white and
Iaace ""''h gives her a very striking ap-
,7g,s ..1sF MOI Wahine brought about 1000
'''' i'0m Hamakua, Hawaii. '''0
american barken+ino VI,
,t1 sT' VIII leave KahuIui, Maui tomorrow
~ Oi sugar for San Francisco.
T steamer KaaIa brought 1,o3o h.a. .,,,,.u
aEbeI ts,Y on Saturday. She laaves again at
p 'H'ng for Waialua and Waianae,
lloo So1' Naulilua brought 10 bags rice
b. nasn sugar from Eleele, Kauai on Sat.
St Lucia DS1f was put on board the barken.
'on T,nt L Like arrived Saturday morn
and ' I,a with 5,u8 bags sugar 5or.o o'n ~
be, alona F1 ., sundries. Reports fine
this sft!, the Maui coast. She will Leave ave
Au -'On at o'clock for several ports
N a1 Sa5i,s3 bark Msmnou. Captain r,.,.u
VT. last Saturday for Port Towns,
Maui an bark 1.. Sarah S. Ridssway arrived
'i'co She She, si last week, II days from San
steam. Will load with sugar, l san
1ef kilaue. n
We're Ma, Hawaii, with 5000 J p,g saturday am@.
Il'o's. ''' in the Oceanic compan any,,
ao'nips.' A''l' and J. a. cummiDs ,..v.
ion S.o g; r Bishop brought ! $50 hoo.
island leaves this morning lEG fo orfkSntins
III saa b bark Deutschland !. ,.,.,u,-
los lost on the vo ,opm@sts in place of the
R, ne Rin'u wharf SfsS nithsr from Brem' n.
M aa1t, Iron bark earn r.u,
Day. front a' Kahnlui. Maui. after pap ne.
Coal for ns Un Newcastle, N ei w a pas
'''' s. G. Wilder 4 & Co. % > with
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BASEBALL.
Homorurus. II; vandaIlas, IL.

On Saturday afternoon the Honolulus
and Vandalias again tried conclusions in
a baseball match at the Makiki Recrea-
ton Grounds. The attendance was
large. and much interest was manifested
in the game by the onlookers. The
ROYAL Hawaiian Band played selections
during the progress of the game. From
the following score it will be seen that
the Honolulus won the game by four
runs:
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DOR, rom FOreIgn Ports

''sr ',,ms L Kempff, from Samoa r,o-,,ot,
5 adams am 'y = kimberly, from hawaii
tlgs91IIP Is'ir Belle, Freeman, from New YORK
a ;liB 4 I!Iana City, W Warmer from New
sts, \ 22.@ntscbIand, 0 Bosse, from Bremen
3 !. b I Dsu Caroline, sir VIM Wiseman' from
arb{ l D. san irr Lowell, from San Francisco;
. s s5iP l' s. Iucie, J. Erskine' Port Town
/ " Il T. cormorant, NioOlls, from South
stea Razboyntk, wulf, from Marquesas
! ID =, Alice Muir, Yarnall, from Newcastle,
b. .,5r Jennie Walker, Anderson, from Fan
{. iila " B Godfrey, R Dable, from San Fran
\ .,.rt vsritas, Johnson, from Newcastle, N
Miss stm-bktne Morning Star, G Gar
/ X. KIN Thomas Bell, Jas Low, from London,
!, '1 II Alice Mary DC Ladd, from Newcastle,
EIrus Telkuba, T. Nomura, from Tahiti
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neIs ExpecIeu from Foreign Ports
,bsC R Bishop, WoIters, sailed from Bre-
/ Nan L, due July 1925
4 b Saranac, D B Shaw, from S f, due Apr
kBys Hyacinth, from South America, due
Nh MSS Zilveren Kruis, locke, from S
iata, due Mar l-2O
rSS0msha, from Panama, due March Ito
H L Herman, Melauder, from San Fran
i N route to Jaluit, due March 10
kE earn Dual, Sweetland, due at Kahului,
4 NTcastle, y 5 W, March ZO-31
~ Coyermonth. KeIlet, sailed from Liver
! Yrlb @, due Aug I-20
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a.v,ng To-day.

n,r,es for KahuIu1, at , p m
,Likelike- Ipyal 9lyy for Waialua and
5,s o.,ontns, Nelson, for Waimanalo
oolau. at ' va u for q circuit of Oahu, at ga M
rCR Bls s!gas for Kapaa, at 8 p N
J ,1ai sHahine. for Hamah I'd
r Lnka' o iot la for KoOlau, Oahu
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Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
i he has this day been appointed executor of
the last will and testament of Walter Murray
Gibson, late of Honolulu, deceased. All perso Ms
having any claims against the estate of said
deceased, whether secured by mortgage other
wise, notified to present the duly veri-
fed and with proper vouchers, if any exist, to
the undersigned at his Office in Honolulu within
six months from this date or they will be for
ever barred. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
j. s. WALKER,
Executor Estate W. NJ Gibson.
Honolulu, March 9Th, 1888.
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nrpARTUREs.

SATURDAY, Apri' %.
,,.mmon, Fisher, from Port Tow Il
2 ' ia for wafmanalo at 9 " m
.nr VAN for Kuau
.br Fa lleIsaIa, for Pepe5ekeo
br BlL toi1ani, for KooIau
.br A !. an Hou, for hona
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.sRIVAIe.

A" SATURDAY, April %.
o.rtes. from Maui Mani
5: .55 5 Es, 5ss' and w'a'"'
bur .hN1r1Iilua. from I'M KooIau, Oahu
thr ih..l%oiT1lokawal, Iva Eva
Fbr a a5pR Roy, from A" SUNDAY, April %.
-,-.nzen. from Maui H.,, and Hawaii
l., Eiuau, J., Lo FFfeem a. from Kauai
nj nj Ii5lhiaiihs, from Kauai
tnr Nt we nom honal"I
tbr Iu lai IRON from kohala
:br Le1 1,oIa from Eva
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Application for = Patent

NO. ools
NOTICE rs HxREBY GIVEN THAT A,
IN MAHON and ]. L. kOUIZONa, Vhooo
postofnce address is Buiiionviiis. Lincoln
county, Nevada. has this day fled their applica.
tion for patent for lfteen hundred linear teet
Of the "MagnoliA" mine Or vein bearing ailves,
with surface ground six hundred feet IN width,
situated In Highland Mining District, County q
Lincoln and stats Of Neveds, and designated "
the field notes and ofhciai plat on fle in tn
office ~ lot No. 81, located on unsurveyed len6D.
The exterior boundaries Of said lot No, ~ be,HS
as follows. to witt
No. 81, whence the Mendhs brick smoiestaci,
married U mineral monument No. !, bears
69k deg 3x26 feet. This smoteetack 10 about
rs feet high and feet square at the base. Tbs
main shaft in this claim bears N 50 deg " "a
feet. The notice monument stands feet north
course, 3 II deg " 1900 feet. to post msrked
No. 2, o survey No. 81; thence, I'd course,
IS deg coo feet. to post uarkek No. sd Q
survey No. 81; thence. Sd cour.e. N n deg
1900 feet, to post marked No. 4, U 8 survey 10.
81, and thence, lth course, Is deg 600 fsst. 10
post No. /, the place OF beginning; containing
20 66 100 acres. Posts Nos. and stand in the
original location monuments. Posts Nos. . ard
ssand about 20 feet easterly OF the original 10,
cation monuments. MAsnstic variation. 10 d,
grees east. lqr
The location Of this mine is recorded In ths
Recorders Office OF Lincoln county, Nevada. In
book Of mining notices. This claim u
bounded on the east and west BY extensions Of
this lode-nsmes unknown-and on the north
and south by no Known claims. Any and all
| persons claiming adversely any portion Of Bsid
Magnolia mine or surface ground are required
to file their adverse claims with the Regtster q
the United States Land 0fice at Eurek, ID The
| publication hereof, or they will be- barred b.
virtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
| F.H. HlNCKLEY. RegiHter.
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Application for q Patent
No. TOT.
UNITED srArrs LAND orrrcE.

UNITED SIAIE1 LAND OEfEcE,
Eureka, Nevada, February "a, 1882.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J.w.
IN NJ. CArdszA, whose postofh 20 address Ia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has this day filed
his application for pateut for one thousand
1000 linear feet Of the Thompson Mine or vein
bearing silver. with surface ground three hun
dred aud twenty-three (32s, feet In width. situ-
ate, lying and being In Tenn Piute Mining Dis
trict, County OF Lincoln and State OF Nevada.
aud known and designated by the field notes
aud offcial plat on flein this Office as lot Mum.
ber Fifty-ive 1861 located ON unHurveyed land.
Tho exterior boundaries Of said lot No. 55
being ~ follows, to wit; Variation 16 degrees
and 30 minutes east. Commencing at post
marked enc. l U survey No. S." whence U
s monument on Grant Peak bears AK deg
west TIA S-i0 feet; post No. Of U 8 survey No
70, wyandotte lode. bears north 64h deg east
Aap feet, and the working shaft on this lode
bears north Gin degrees west 178 feet. Thence
running, LIST course. north 40 deg west 1000 feet
to post marked No.a. y survey No, IS, q the
northeast corner monument Of this claim
thence, I'd course. south 81 \ deg west S23 feet
to . post marked No. s, U survey No. IS, q,
the northwest corner monument Of this claim
thence, I'D course, south 20 deg east 1000 feet
to post marked No. 4, U = survey No. IS, ct the
southwest corner monument Of this claim
which monument Is on the western boundar,
OF the wyandotte lode; from it post No. /, U I
survey No. 40. wysndotte lode. bears south 81 \
deg wert 6s7 feet; post No. l U 8 survey No. a
Prcdtgal lode, bears south bih deg west So
| feet, and post Nos, U 8 survey No. ~, sam,
lode bears south 64h deg west 465 LILO fec
thence, 4th course, north 6lh dog east S23 feet
TO post No, l. at The place Of beginning. col
| tanning 15-100 acres. This claim is boundet
| on the south by the wyandotte lode.
The location Of this Mine Is duly recorded II
| the Recorders once OF Tenn riute Mining Dit
trict, In Book b, pages ia and lib. Of Minin
Records. Any and all persons claiming nd
versely any portion Of said Thompson Mine o
said mining ground ss hereinbefore described
are required to file their adverse claim wit
the Regi ster Of the United states Land ofiice .
Eureka, inthe State of Nevada during the sixt
days period Of publication hereof, or they vii
bA' barred by virtue Of the provisions OF tn
inrI-eo p n. HINcKLEy. Register.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Applications for a Patent
TO THE BLUE JAY LODE AND MILL
SITE.
M a-0
UEiTEo sTArEs LAND OFFICE.
Eureka. Nevada. July O, 1888.

u,rrro srAres I AND OFFICE.
Eureka. Nevada, July o, 1888.
NrorIcE IA HeREBY OWEN THAT MARY
IN A. CASTLES. whose post Office address is
hiso, Lincoln county, Nevada, has thts day
filed her application for patent Ter hffeen
hundred (i5U0l linear feet Of the Blue Jay
mine or vein beariog oliver, win suif isc
ground six hundred t61Ol feet In width; and
tve acres for mill site, situated Ia Pshrana
gat Laks Mining District. County Of Lincoln,
and state OF Nevada, and desisnsTd ny the
heid notes and ofilcisi lat on nae IN tnis once
rs follows TO wit; =,
Hegtnntng at . post narket NO. U. =. SUI
yeT NO ~ LOT A, whence me tectlop corner =
The Northeast corner OF section ~. Townthip
5 81 T.. NJ. y. NJ. bears AN dtR AFT
feet, and tho original location monument oesrs
\ ~ dtg 10 ieet. Thence running ~ course
deg 4 ibou feet 10 post markeo 10. y. o.
survey No. AZ, Lot A, whence the original loca-
uon monument pears IN asg 10 ieet.
Thence running 2nd course 10 neg ot0 ieet
to post marked No.s, U. 8: Survey No. A. Lot
4, whence the original location monument
bears 5l y deg W rect. inence running dro
course deg W, loco ieet 70 p,st marEed NO.
:. U: .. Survey No. ~, Loi A. whence the osiei,
nal location Monument pears 20 aeg 70
ieet; Thence running am course y % aeg
oJo iect 70 po I NO. l. ine piace OF pesinnine.
containing 1oo9 acres courses expressed
from ths true meridian Win mhgnsAc Vsna-
uon Of 10 asg Eas.. A.
Rseards o Of ths " oauntx 'Ee Recorder Of Lincoln
'''s "a
| Lur ..
Also the following described tract of land
for mill site. Beginning at post marked No.
U. y. Survey No. ~, Lot b. whence tine Sec.
lion corner at the Northeast corner Of ssction !,
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Ne. 7B3. f
oNlrED STATES LAND OyS1oE.

/ f rurets. Nevada. NAV "a Isia.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TaH
IN PAYDAY Gold and Silver : lining Compsnv.
whose postoface address is san rrspci.eo'
California, has this day fiied its sppiicstio1Sor
! patent for Fourtsen hupored and eighty mo
linear feet Of the PAYDAY mine or vein besrinr
Width sltuated In lsshrabbit Mining Distfief.
County OF Lincoln, and State Of Nevada. M
designated BY the neld notes and ofiiciaI pIst a
die In this Office ss Lot No. 50, located upo,,
unsurveyed land. The exterior boundaries 81
said Lot NO. ~ being ~ i0lloWR, to witt fi-A
Beginning At post marked No. i. d : survey
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Applioationfor 4 a Patent
To THE EMMA NEVADA LODE.
No. 666.
usrrED eIArrs LAND OFFICE,
kurekA. Nevada, July O, 1883.


NOTICE Is HsHEBY 01vFN THAT MARyA.
IN CASTLES, whose post ONCE address ID
Htko, Lincoln County. Nevada. has this day
nled her application for . pAteh: for hftet
hundred ll6uO) linear feet Of the Emma Euvsds
mine or vein bearing silver. vi b surface
ground six hundred l600) feet in width stu.
stsd 10 Pahranagat lake Mining District,
County ef Llncoln, and State Of Nevada. and
designated BY tine heli notes. and onhcfal plat
on nie in this Office a. Lot No. I3. being de.
scribed 80 follows, to wits
Beginning 1t post marked No. ], U. 3. Sur.
vey No. ~. wh nee pot No. Of Lot "a. U.
3, Survey No. ~ bears : 10 deg TOO feet and
the section corner ct the N X corner section 20.
Township 8, 8, II 50 u, N. II. II. bears 40 deg
4 Itql feet This post being st the original To-
cation corner. Thence running lst course ..
II deg Z 600 feet TO pos. marked NO. 2, U. y.
cation corner. Thence running and course,
8 rs deg W 49i feet to the Northern boundary
Of said Survey No. ~ Lot A, whence post No.
Of sid Survey No. a Lot A, lesss 3 66 deg W
| 20 feet. 6si. q feet to the Western boundary Of
said survey No ~, Lot A., 1900 feet to pos.
marked No U.S. survey No. ~, whence the
original location corner bears 8 10 deg W II
feet, Thence running 3rd course \ IA deg W
COO feet to post marked No. U. s. Survey No.
| IS, whence the original location corner bears
40 deg W. q feet Thence All course N. 70 deg
Il 1860 ieet to post No. 1.-the place OF begin,
ming. =,
s. much Of this survey as conflicts with u
8, Survey No. a, Lot A, Blue Jay Lode. is
hereby excluded. Said conflict is described ss
| follows. Beginning at POST No Of said Sur,
ycy No. a., Lot A, AMI running thence L.!
| cot,rss N s6 deg \ 20 feet Thence running Aud
| course, 8 10 deg W 412 feet Thence running
| sYd course, N 1 deg W feet to the place OF be
| ginning. :.
Total area Of Survey 2o.66i acres, Area Il
conflict With survey No "a, Lot A, 0.CS acres.
Remaining area 2o-G5s acres.
| Courses expressed from the true meridian
with magnetic variation Of 10 deg Fast.
The location OF this mine is recorded In tn
Records Of the County Recorder OF Lincoln
/ County, State Of Nevada,
Any and all persons claiming adversely an.
| portion Of s4Dd Emma Nevada minis. or surface
ground, are required to file their advers
claims with the Register Of the United State
Land ofico at Eureka, In the state Of Nevads
during the sixty days period Of publication
herepf, or they will be barred by virtue Of tn
provisions Of the statute.
D. II. HALL. Register.
1t 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing motto
II Of application for patent, be published Il
the period Of ten cons scutive weeks, In tn
P1ocBE RsooRp, , newspaper published Z
piochs, Lincoln County, Nevada.
yly.2t.lOt, D. II. HALL, Register.
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notice. for Publication.
LAsp oys1cE Al Ernsxl. Nsv.p1. |

LAND 0y5IoE At ErnsxA. HEvApA,l
a Gsts July II, 1885,
NyorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TaAr The
N following named settler has hled notice
& his intention 70 make fnal proof 10 support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be made
bsfoss Hon, A, L. fitsssrald. Judge Of the
DISTRICT Court, state Of Nevada. st Pioche, Ne
vsds, on Sept. IL, 1858. viz: Joeeph Conway,
Homestcad Entry No. 800. frr the " 4 Of n
EA,N \ Of . Y snd n offs . Sec
tion o6, Township 4. South OF Range % y, u
D, n. he names the following witnesaes Y
peovs his ccntinuouB reddence upon. and cal
ii6akion Of, aid land. viz: Samuel KersnsW
q Meadow valley Wash, Nev.; W. u. Carlow
u PlnAcs, Nsv., y. p. Turner. Of Phoebe. New.
= 3. CiApp. efjtoehs ,Nsv. s'
jly.seta D.x.2krx.. Register.
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70 0ur Nail Subscribers,
iEroapsad Wtlnr cAlL, with Map One fsa$s
ntcoAD mi pMls npann calL One Isaf, Sc
Notice for Publication.
LAND orncr ar EuarrA. NEVADA.

LAND OFFICE At EuAEEA. NKvADA.l
NQs July Il, 1888.
IN foiiowtnR-named setsltr has hled notice
o. his intention 70 mako aual proof In support
of hin olsInn, and that ssid proof will b made
bsfore Non. ~ L, Fitsgsnld, Judge Of the
District Court, stats Of Nevada, d Piochs.
Nevada. on September II .leos, viz: Samuel Ker-
shaw. homestead Entry No. 20s for the n y \
Of TX sud 3 Hk Of N Ek and " h Of 9
y K Baction ~, Township Bouth Of B anse 60
EN-. D. n. He names the following witnessal
to prove his coutinuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, aid land, viz: Joseph Conway
Of Panaea. Nsv., =. D. Turner. of Phoebe. Nav.
n. .. Clspr, Of Pioche, Inv.
Jiy3e ID q. n. HALL. Register.
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NOTICE.
TO nv pEsroRs, GREETING,

I shall remove my stock Of goods from Ploche
1t an early dsy. and prior to ms departure
several yeass past. as the public Is we'll aware.
have been ienient with my customers in re-
gard to the credit system. Just how far my
hvors have rAnn reciprooated In . great ma
joritr Of cases the silent chara tiers In my store
books arc perhaps more expressive than would
bs 2-column article In . Newspaper. have
thousands Of dollars standing out. and nothing
c0ning In, Save promises. which, bye the bye.
lack the bstantisl qualities essential 70 life
sustaining. In furthsrence Of the above, notice
u h>gsby given 10 all pasties indebted to ms
that such iudehtedness must be cancelled
within sixty days from date. else collection on
came vill BE- forced. 0oods will b sold fol
Cab only. Old Jewelry taken In exchange fol
neW. .r
II. -. . -. R. HyMAN.