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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
Live Stock MsrGetG,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 6-Cattle-Receipts
0; shipments 200; market steady; choice
heavy naive steers 81 4OG IS %, fair to 90
native steers So 9OdSt 80 butchers steers to
good 81 2GSS3 80, rangers ordinary to God
g 256$4 90. Hoss-Keceipts 29U; shipments
300; market active and strong, ranging from
S. 30G$j so. Sheep -Eec"ipts 200: shipments
llGO marRet steady; fair to fancy - lOd So 20.
CHICAGO. ILL. April IS - Cattle - Receipts
5000, shipmeufs 300; market Glow; 5 to 10 lOwI
er steers; - 3v'G3 %; stDckers AID feed3
era s. 4)d36J, cJws, bulls AID mixed 81 100
so; T. Nas steers s. OOGS4 %. Hogs Re
Gel uts, 1900 shipments 5000; market Glow;
70 10 lower. ranging from So f0G IS SIS. Sheep
Receipts 6O00; shipments go ; ma ket strong;
native 81 OJd6 p; western "a Lac 25 Texans.
g 75d4 so; lambs 50 UOG6 % S3ec'al cable
gram from Lon on quotes excessive supplies
Y-Ty WeAE cemsn1; a de line on cattle. Best
American beevcs Ii &c per pound deaG wei hit.
KANsAs CITY, MO.. ApriI l6.-Oatte-Rec ipta
Il o. shipme5ts 1IO;dulI gOOf to choice 81 4OG
70; common t. meiium So "A 30; stOckers
~ OOG2 30, feeders, 81 Ond3 g.; Cows 3 OD0
5 80. HGgs-Esceipts 60Oi shipments 1890;
marKet ops ned act We, closing SOW and steady,
except t,r some light weights which were 8
shade Weaker nging from g 0 'G5 80. sheep
L csiotsl500 ship ,ents 200 otferir &c common
5 nd not Ia demand; good t. choice s. I5G4 20;
common to medium 3 50a3 70.
NEW YORK, ADrIl 6.-Beeves-Rec lots,
3lOO maainS 500 for lex, arrivals to-day
included, II Carloads for market, g carloads fer
exporters, and 40 cars r city saCghteTers
direct. Prime active and higher Very p or to
prime 81 20d5 so, bulls and dry cows 81 tO9
q 5O vita nothing very good owe. Sheep
Receipts 1890, making rs 500 for week;
1rmeT and fraction hiEhPr for desirable stock;
C Jmmon 10 best urEhOTn sheep s. 5007 so,
Zip ed rheep 81 S0G6 %. un, horn yearlings
s. VOG6 t5. spring lambs 50 75G6 25 per head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

granulated &C; c1bes u. Mole,ses h-msr;
90 test 20c. Cotton seed oil quoted a. 33&n
24c crude; 80 g4JG refined.
NEW ORLEANS, I A, April '6-F Our steady
with n fair demand: cHoice 81 5Ca3 to; fancy
81 00G4 10; extra fancy 81 . ~ 30; winter
wheat uata-ts 81 5uG4 50; Min esOta patent
process 81 IS $. toEn In fair dem and; mixed
....; yellow 6!G6}c; white SIC. OAt- steady,
with a fair demand No. 24!G42c. Cornmr al
steady at s! 10 lIa quiet but firm; pine
$50 O0d2l 90; choice So OO623 90. Bran In
.oOi demand at tuI prices. Hog pro
ducts ste with fair d mand. Lard steady
1T 81 25a7375I. Bulb meats steady, with
a fair demand; shou'Gers ST p; long clear and
clear riO- ST soar IS Bacon stronger;
.hould"rs s. %; long cesr and clear ibis
IS 57'.as GA. II ms ct 81 2ysl3 90. Rice
quiet but steady at 4AdjlIc. Whisky steady.
Su ar active, firm Cps' kettle, prime, IS l6c;
fally fair, - l6c; ChOi'e, 3 l-;6c; centrlfI-
gals, plantation granu ated SIC; hole white,
SIC; II white 6ls d6 l6c; choice ye low clari-
fed, 57sG5 i6;; prime yellow clsri-
lied so as l3-ljc; If YELLOW clarified 5 II IS
a5.[c; seconds 41sG5'.c. NJ 'lasses steady and
unchaured; Op Kettle choice 33S35c; strictly
rrime 29a3O; cantrItugals, strictly prime, 70
a &C. prime to good pr.m lsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
san ANGELO.

Bank Cashier Accidcntly Kllled-OHp
tain scott Resigns.
Special to the Gazette.
San ANGELO, TEX, April ia deep
gloom WAS cast over the entire communi-
ty on hearing Of the sad accidental killing
Of William E. Ellis, cashier of the San
Angelo Nstional Bank, yesterday. Nr
Ellis left town yesterday morning in com
pinV with several of his friends on hunt
and Iust SIS he WAS returning to the camp,
within 100 yards of the same, and at
Tempting to cross the Sabine in s shallow
place on stones, his foot slipped and the
hammer Of his gun struck stone, which
exploded the contents of one barrel
taxing etacs in his mouth, blowing
the entire top Of his head of. Constant
search WAS kept up by number of the
citizens until O'Clock this morning,
Waen his BODY WAS found In the river
WITH his gun lying al his side. All OF the
evidence shows very conclusively it was
purely accidental. Most If the business
houses will close their establishments to-
morrow, when he will be buried st IL
O'CLOCK q. N. with Masonic honors. Mr..
ELls WSs interested very lsrgey in town
property here and has been one
vi the most prominent citizens Of
ON Angelo for several Yeas. A wife
s1a TWO young children are left to mourn
MS loss, and they have the heartfelt SYM
PaInY OF the entire community.
william Scott Of Company F, Frontier
battalion, mas rendered his resignation to
S SAe effect on the 9o.h inst. Captain
ocott has been in the stste service for
ven years, and has proved one OF the most
saLant and best officers connected with
Se state service, and his place will be
asfu 10 fill. He resigned for the purpose
VI gong into business in our city. Such
me. .len deserve prosperity, and judging from
sue many friends he hiss here he will sue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
READY FOB WORK.
che General Opinion Among Legislators
thst Business Shall bs Limited
10 q Ftw Measures
. Lb.ral sum Favored with Whish TO
Furnish the New Capitol and Grade
and Ornament ths,Grounds.

Corre.pondenee of the Gazette.
LATIN. TEX, April 15.-The streets OF
aha c.nitsl city Of Texas already begin to
chow signs of renewed life, consequent
- the arrival OF the members Of both
Tonses to attend the called session OF
t1e Twentieth Legislature. A few msa-
bsr, arrived as early as Friday evening.
T,i1sy night and Saturday morning In
.,e,sed the number, who spent the day
o,IIing on Governor Ross and the officials
~ the different state department q
saturday night and Sunday 1p-
creased the number by a large msjurity,
and il Is safe to say this morning that
both houses will have full compliment
Ths doors Of the tenn oorary capitol
we're throwu open all day yesterday, ard
tba members and Senator'S gathered in
oToups IN the halls and corridors, renew
Inc their acquaintance and discussing
,onics Of general interest. All seem TO
gree. that It is necessary to go to work
a. once and in earnest, and that no IN
necessary discussions shall enter into tie
consideration of the questions set forth
IN tine Governors proclsmatiou.T Those who
nave this early expressed theiro pinion
relative to furnishing the capitol build
jno are in favor Ct liberal sun, be-
ueyiDg thAt 1t will be better to purchase
d1rsble articles IN keeping with the ele-
can't appointments of the building than 10
attempt to economic with cheap, hashY
furniture.
An sppropristion no doubt will also be
msde to grade and ornament the grounds
This Is especially needed on the side
fronting the avenue, where rise in the
ground obstructs the view and hides al
most the entire ba-ement story.
A. seen from Austin avenue this grand
structure arises in elegant proportions so
far above its surroundings that
II forms the center of attraction, and can
be seen long distance from any approach
To the CITY. And what monument 1t Is,
too, no! only to the states greatness, but
also testiiyiDg to the wealth Of rich
building material within easy distance OF
tha capital city. With more railroads and
fine building material, there Is no reason
why Austin will not take an advanced
place among Texas cities. Attorney Gen
ersl Hogg snd his assistants and the rail-
road attorneys nave been having sn inter
estIng legal fight over the suit against
the Texas Trsf1G Association in which
the state asks for an Injunction to re-
strain the railroads from exercising their
functions. Judge Torrens hiss the case
under adVisement and his decision is
looked for with great deal OF interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
Macs and His ProtsKs.

Sem Mace, retired champion o. the
SSUt!o, and acknowledged to have been in
as cay the cleverest man that ever en-
, ~teu The ring, will reach this city on the
re'uFn trip of the Cunsrd steamer Pa
r rT1ls IN company with Mike Gennett, 6
- 'uute- weight. The l,tter comes here
-, ~ meet any middle weight in the country
w. W. purse or stake. Mace acts as his
Gamer Gamer and adviser, and while in this
tio ua'fy ne will engage in 8 few exhibit
me-. bouts against some of the
los. uiHeht heavy-weights. He has
rS'., none OF tkat cunning
titv ,Ia ne possessed years ago, although
be seven years OF age, but is inclined TO
Sim. ulns slower in his movements.
S S,.ee bis palmy days q new generation
Demplsun ing up, and to pit Mace 4Rsanst
ior Ilpsey or some other first class man
tber UT rounds with soft gloves, 1t would
Fofd the people an opportunity Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
ON WALL STREET.
The Stock Market Wasn3t Exceedingly
Active, ba, Press Moved up
sill Around.
rhe Gloss WAS strOng-R abroad Bonds
were a Little more Amin atsd-Goy.
ernm ,nt Bonds were Dull.
COMMERCIAL RESUME,

special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK. April 16.-R4ilwsy bonds
to-day closed as follows: Fort Worth and
Denver City at 81; Texas and Pacific
consols at los; incomes at 481 Rios 81
SO; Kansas and Texas is at 96i; Mis-.
souri,, Kansas and Texas G's at 634; rs
st 500; Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe rs
at 1920.
Money 2@21 per cent.
Governments steady.
Sterling firm.
Silver 931.
Wheat steady and active.
OIL 81.
Cotton quiet.
Cotfee steady.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, April 16.-The first sales In
the stock market were generally steady,
Missouri Pacific, New England and Uaior
Pacific became conspicuous for strength.
The animation died out before noon how
ever, and the list with the sIngie excep-
ton of New England slowly reacted and
the early gains were generally wiped out.
The mouotony was not relieved until to-
ward 2 O'Clock, when & movement In
Richmond and West Point stocks oegan
which infused some life iato the list and
prices moved up all round. The last
prices we're near the best of the cay and
the close was active and strong. Closing
prices are generally small fractions and
higher as compared with Saturdays
prices, but New England rose %; Rich
mond and West Point preferred q, COM
mon J /, and Rock Island per cent, while
Tennessee coal lost l.
Railroad bonds were little more ami
mated, snd displayed firm tone through
out. Mexican Central incomes rose 90 to
81; New Oclesns Pacific transfer receipts
24sto 5s4.
p Government bonds are dull and steady
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
A RUNAWAY.

The Driver Tnrown from tina Buggy and
Seriously Injured.
Speeisl TO the G azette.
BoNHAM, TEX, April 16.-Yesterday
evening gentleman named james Steel
was driving refractory team near town
when the. animals became, frightened,
running away with the buggy and throw
ing Mr.. Steel oHt, breaking one arm snd
several ribs. His Injuries are very seri-
GUS with Q probability of proving fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

Oreville (Cal.) Mercury.


Misses Emma Peters and Minnie Thorn
son had a very remarkable, and as they
escaped injury, very ludicrous ex-
perience recently. They took q buggy
and went down below P. r. WEIGH 3
ranch to where there is s rank growth OF
wild grapes. Pretty soon they noticed
that the horse was growing excited,
and listening they hesrd small
bell tinkling down the road behind
the horse and thought it WAS sheep
bell. But as the horse was restless they
went to him and were apding near his
head pettiDg and endesvoring to quiet
him. Pretty soon something planted
itself with terr.f; force right against
Miss Emma's hustle, and to the great
CONSERVATION OF the young ladies hslf
grown deer with horns foot long WAS
buiting her. And he kept butting; the
horse was frantic and they had to hold
him while the deer butted.
The young ladies held council of war,
but the deer kept on batting. Finally one
horns and clung to him, while the other
took halter out Of the buggy and sue.
ceeded In tying it around the deer's neck.
One still holding to the horns and the
other pulling on the halter, they final
ly got the deer tied to small
tree near by. Both were BY that time
completely exhausted, and the Young
lady who had been butted discovered
that she WAS slmcst minus of garments.
as the moose tigAtened around the deer's
neck the more he bucked. He was soon
choked so that he gave up and laid down,
and the young ladies hurried home. TINS
question now is, who owns that dss7s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
To Build Up Aransas PnEs.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEY., April 16.-Hon.
Barnett Gibbs arrived in the city this even
ing from Arkansas Pass. He, and the
other North Texas capitalists who went
to Arkansas last week, purchased about
$50, 900 worth Of land around the Pass,
where they propose building s town
Work OF large hotel will soon begin,
and Mr.. Gibbs expects to have sxcur-
sions running TO Arsusas Pass at sn early
date,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

seeing the difference between the past
and present day of boxers.
In the middle weight division Tofi
Wall is expected, and directly he arrives
Efforts will be made 10 induce him to box
George Is Blanche, the Marine, six
rounds or to finish tor the gate receipts
or q purse and stake.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
OhicksNinE.

In buying pisnos its best to decide,
That the cheapest ie always the best in
the shop, z &
And to settle ting question let this be
Yonr guide,
That the GBtCKERING Upright is al
Ways ep'top.
1t is made for on climate, and stands all
extremes. -
bot otscoId, weteF dry, IT'S unique epd
slone, a..F
And with even harsh treatment, the
CHICKBRING seems
To grow better and brighter in touch
and in tone.
G. Il EDWARDS,
Se8 Houston Street, Sole Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
COFTON 1ARKn1s.
Receipts 1T All Un,ton stntcs Ports


NEW oRLEAEs. La. April g -Cotton-spet
closed eady and unchanged.
sales 20O0 baieA.
Stick 220,6ST.
Low ordinary 71<c; ordinary, 71lc; GOOD oTdi-
nsTy, Shci low niddllng &c; D.iddlinR $50
good middling 9Zci middling fair I03Sc; fair
1910.
Futures opened steady at an advance of 2aS
points. and elOsed quiet, ! az Loints llwtr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
Oalifornia Honey,

5 Thisis the pure natural made honey,
and possesses 20 adukeratien yhstever. ;,
Try some OF Il. We gpxrtnteefit wills
please you" BoHr woRTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
GAIN erfoR.

GALVESTON. rBx.. April TO- Ces.oR-spot
closed quiet and unchanged.
GROSS receipts, 452.
Sales, 81
Exports, 800.
Shipments co2stwise,-
Rail shi7ments, ...., =
Stock II, 3O5 bales.
Low ordinary, Z s Ice; ordinary. 1910: sooa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

The Champion curiosity In the shape Of
an orange tree msy be seen at Mr.. Cod
ington's residence, near Barton, Fla.
tits only eleven and one half inches from
the ground to the extreme top, and
Is less than three-eIgh.hs Of an inch in
diameter at the ground, but it has we'll
sdsFsloped frpE bud nearly opened, and
thereys every indication that it will bear
tfpit tais yeat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

LIVERPOOL, April IG.-Cotton-Spot closed
hardening and unchanged.
Orti'ACg 47sd, goUu ordinary Sd; low mid
ding 5}sd; I.idiiEs apl<I.9 5-lGd; middling
GTlOaas $40.
Total sNes 1909; American 1926.
Imports, 5000; American, 24OO.
Futures orened firm and advanced points
Closed - ! nnIct hlghHE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

StrnwbsrFIesl strAWberrteel MI
Are Aeeinping 50 arriYs at the Fors Worth
Grocer Go'ss TrsdsWheFa you Can get
81 Of the delicHgfes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
On Trial at Baird.

Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX April 16.-Tne case Of the
state VS. Willis Hcff is on rial in the Dis
| trick court,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

Sales l0,4G6 GALES.
N eW YORK.

NEW YORK.. April l6.-Cotton - Spot closed
quiet and unchanged.
iles, 1854
stock, 25l, OF.
Ordinary, 7o; good ordinary, 7-,6c: low
milo ding, 5-l6c: mic ding 9Lc; good mid
ding. 1Oc: uidnhnR fair 1Oxc.
Futures opened steady at advance to 5
point closing steady2 TO points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
Tho Uodse AsaTken,

GALVESTON, TEX. April 16.-Coffeo-
Unchanged. Wholesale grocers quote:
Good ordinary, l6Hc; fair. lie; prime, Ike;
choice, lsc; Peabsrry, l9c; old government
Java, 24c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
The Wool Market,

BIT. LOUIS, Mo-, April l6 -wool-Buyers
very cautious. Unwashed and light medium
liG22c: coarse braid lln20c; low sandy iU4
lec, me light l3al9c; fine heavy l06.ic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

nr!C4IY, STc; lo~ rr'Gciing, 9c; mlGdlIn Z
9's;; gool midil!us, 9Is; mlddIl1g fair, lOH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

500 Bushels Assss Amber
And early orange sorghum seed for sale
cheap. Special prices to dealers.
W. F. PATTERSON, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
EIEAHOEhL.


LONDON. April 16.-Consols closed at 90 Is l6
for money; silver s2i4d.
AUNEY
NEW YOEE. April l6 Money on call easy
at * a. Per cent. prime mercantile paper 5d7
PEE Ctnt.
RONOG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
HENRY CLEWS &CO.

BANKERS, 10 6 10 BROAD sT..E Y.
MEMBERS OF HE
NEW YORK SE0eK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORKPRODU E EXCHANGE.
NE WORK co TON FXCdANGE.
NEW YORK COFFEE EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
TTansac,ious made a. any OF the above E1-
oh ang% and carried on margin for custom ers
In. er s alIovsd on deposit accounts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

oanges sud Bspsnas, - =,
As has 81 you Will se1 anywhere, sfe
arriving IeguASay as tbs Fort Hor.h
Gsocer Co.'s IS ssss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
THE CoTroN MARKETS.

THE COTTON HARKRTs.
There has been general "hal." III cot
tn circles during the past week, ard 10
GONE respects it has looked more like
midsummer than the 1:st part OF April.
: Speculation for the moment seems dor
maut, and those holding extreme views
OF the crop appear to have toe ield-thst
is &c this extent: that while there;is dis
position 10 doubt the $4,000 10 7,000,-
600 predic ions, short crop estimators
have proven so far out OF the wsy that
they prefer to await the inevitable logic
Of events. The possible effects OF the
new planting are also having their innu-
ence by increasing the general disposition
to "do nothing for the present" Cotton
World.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
ON CHANGE.
Spst Cotton Unchanged, Futures From
1 to ) Points Higher-Aoney
Market Was Easy.
Wheat Opened Firm, Fluctuated Mar
roHIT snd CIosea at AN Advance.
Live Stock Transactions Brisk.
Daily Local Review.

Daily Local Review.
GAx1TTA ,Ir7Ios.
FORT WoRTs. Tx. April 16. 1855,
Wholesalers and retailers have enjoyed
q fair trade in Fort Worth to- day.
Produce is In fair supply, with the ex-
ception of eggs which are rather SCARCE
and trim. HIGHER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

me FINES, hA.sssssshs Ws,is
Ii Andsrson,s gaH store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

reanfstiana tha naonIe of aach nsighh boz.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
RONOG.

NEW YORK, April I6-Bondsl sn6 stocks
,losed at the f0llO"lmy Nrines bio
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

Bank Cashier Acoidontly Knled-UHp
tain scott Resigns.
Special IN the Gszette
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

| granulated sc; c1bes -. Molasses h-msr;
| 90 test 20c. Cotton seed oil quoted a. 3}&n
| 24c crude; 80 4le refine
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28

RY VIRTUE OF AN oBnER or SALE IA
ID snsd out Of the Dimrtet court, ID and ri
tue County o. Lincoln, state Of Nevada. "a q
me dfrscted and delivered. Tor I judsmsnt
ssadsred 10 lid Court. ON thu 18th DAY q 4 q.
e1st, 4. n;, 1851. ~ favor Of Y, W. kosdsn,
plainttH. oustave 0sutfon, tntsrvensr. md
saainee 9. y. Barton and tlse Kiinssnsu,ith
sum - Hlstsn Huhdfsd and Nin1ty .ssssu ID.
lyC t$tlo1 et-l0ol Dollars, debt, together with
fhirry.one 1881 Dollars. tsx costs, and I'll sc.
crning costs and interest. have levied on tha
Following property. 70. Wit: The Elinssusrnith
mine and nihfug claim situatc In the Penps,i
vsuis Hining District. Ia said .Ceanty Of Lii.
coin and state Of Nsvads, and corss,nino
twelve hundred linear feet, togeshes with two
hundred feet ID width, the location Of which IA
duly Iecorded IN tbs Records Of ssid FL nnsyl.
vants Mining District.
Notice is bereb7 given that on
Frids the lSsh day Of sepssrber.
a. D.. 1887, ct the hour Of II O'clock NJ. Of said
day. will sell all the above described propertv
At the front door Of the Court House IN Piochs.
Lincoln county, Nevada, at Public Auction. for
cash IN hand to the highest and best bidder. 10
safisfs Asid order ofssls spd oil costs.
z. o. TURNER, Sheriff.
By 8. D. Smith. Deputy Sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28
Application for a Patent
No. SIS.
Usrrrp STATES LAID OFFICE.


kufeks, Nevada, December 7s, 1851.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TEAT TEE
IN Southwestern Mining Company, hrous b
tneir attorney In fact, W. b. Mills wi 70 post.
once sddress III Fl Dorado Canyon, Lincoln
county. Nevada. hiss this day FLEA us optic, 4.
ton for patent for sig hundred and .senty.
seven linear feet Of tie "Toshoe" mine vein.
bearing salt. with surfacs ground fiz hundred
ieet IN width, situated In st. Thop as Mining
pistricf, County Of Lincoln and Sta.s Of Nevada
and designated by the field notss and Official
Plat on nls In this efict ~ lot numbes %. in
toWnshiP ~ south, range 68 east OF Mount
Disblo Meridian. Bsid lot No. So being a. fol.
lows:
Beginning at pest marked No. /, q. S. sur.
vsy no. IS. thence running first course sou b;
~ degrees west, 500 feet 10 post marked No.
~. b. survey ko.S 50; thence s,copd course
north; Ash degrees west. 627 feet 10 post
marked No. 3, U. 8. survey No. SO, from which
the south section corner to sections 81 and 81.
townfnip ~ south, range Gu east, bears south
z2f deg west. 1895 feet, thence third course
north tsb degrees, GOO feet to post make No,
Z, .. y. survey No. So; thence fourth coarse
Place OF BE- beginning. M,ghetie variation lG deg
east. cntainiLg 63-1oO acres.
The location of this mine Is recorded In the
Recorders Office Of It, Thomas Mining District.
In book A, page Ill Of Mining Recorls. Inc
sdioining claimants are unknown,
ANY and all persons claiming adversely ANY
portion Of said Toshoe mine or surface ground,
are required to ole their adverse claims with the
beeister OF the Unitsd States Land ONCE At En.
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