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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM BEING
BURIED ALIVE.
4 Lady Drowned In Cow Pasture Creek
The Cbairmanship OF the state Demo
cratic Committee--surry County Court
Other News.

Other News.
PETERSBURG, VA, May 26.-Ispecial.l J.
George Owens and Robert Dodson (colored),
made a very narrow escape this morning
from being buried alive. They were at work
digging trench for the laying Of the brick
foundation for the two new brick stores to
be erected on Sycamore street for Mr.. Au-
gustus Wright, when the embankment
above fell in upon them. DodsOn was COW
cred up to his chin with the earth and both
men had TO be dug out. Neither Of them
was seriously injured.
The regular monthly term Of the County
Court of Surry will be held tomorrow
There are no cases Of special interest ON the
criminal docket.
The Grand Camp Of Confederate Nete-
rams of Virginia will hold its next annual
session in Petersburg on the 9TH of June
next. AT this session Of the Grand Camp
the different grand officers Will be elected
and other important business transacted.
The Grand Camp will be attended by the
George T.. Pickett and r. +. Lee Camps. OF
Richmond. and "A delegation from the Pick
ett-Buchanan Camp, of Norfolk The grand
commander of the State will be in attend
ance.
The \. p. Till Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams, Of Petersburg, will 90 over TO Rich
m0nd on Thursday morning at : O'Clock in
full dress uniform TO attend the unyeiline
Of the Lee statue, and will carry about
one hundred and tlity men. All unde-
tached C.nfcdcratc veterans in the city have
been inyi'ed 90 accompany the Camp. The
Petersburg Grays, Capt. +. Il. Lassiter, have
received theirncW uniforms from Richmond,
and will appear i'm them at the unNeiling.
IL il estimated that fully three thousand
people will 20 from Petersburg 10 Richmond
on Thursday 10 witness the grand demon
stratiOn in honor OF the unyeling of the
statue that j. TO perpetUate the fame and
name Of one of the greatest men the country
has ever produced.
\ large colored excursion party arrived
here this morning from Richmond and spent
the day at Granite Grove, on the Petersburg
and Asylum Railroad, in Dinwiddie county,
about two miles from the city.
The Petersburg gymnasium club,reccntl'
organized here, have their rooms on Syca-
more street fixed up in handsome style, and
all visitors tO the festival are invited 10 give
the rooms call. The club now has mem
bcrship of about one hundred and eighty.
The club expects next fall 10 have a fixed
day Of athletic games.
Mr.. &. y. ROmaine has purchased the
handsome residence Of Mr.. II. IL. Elliott, on
High street. Mr.. Elliott cOntemplates re-
moving 10 Washington TO engage III busi-
ness there.
All of the principal clothing firms in this
city will close their stores on Thursday
next 10 enable themselves and their en-
ployes 10 attend the unyeiling ceremonies
in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
Basic CITY.

BASIC CITY, May 26th.- Special. Work
on the various industries here is progress
ing rapidly. The car shops, furnace and
hardware works are furnishing work to "a
large force Of hands. The large brick build
ing for the Basic city Advance will be conf
pleted in few weeks. About fifty new
buildings will be- under contract within the
next ten days. The engineering force is en-
gagged in ascertainng the street grades.
The SGO,0O0 hotel being built, will hc fin
i-hed by September lst.
Considerable real estate changed hands
during the past week at an advance over
the purchasing price.
The Shenandoah Valley Railroad will
shortly begin the erection Of large freight
depot and the laying Of several side tracks
at this point.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, "A Pttsburg capitalist, is
in the city with a view Of investing here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
PALMYRA High school.

PALMYRA, Va, May 2G. Special. The
closing exercises of the Central High
school, at this place, took place Friday
night. An immense crowd witnessed the
exercises. Many came, and not being able
10 gain entrance, returned home. The reci-
tati0ns, ,calisthenics. and Nag drlls, speeches,
and music were all excellent. The singing
of Miss Thomas and the playing of Miss
Pace were specially good. The certificates
Of distinction and diplomas were delivered
by Judge King. The school has been very
successful this session with Professor W. =
Morton as principal and Misses Shepherd,
Cleveland. Ryals and Pace assistants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
Drowned I'm -Pasture Creek,

MmLBORo, Va. May 2S.-lSpecial.l r.
Mrs. II. NJ. Francisco, daughter Of Hon.
John T. Byrd, member Of the Legislature
from Bath county, WAS drowned in Cow
Pasture river while returning from this
place Saturday evening last 10 her home,
near Green Valley. Her body was not re-
covered units this evening. Mrs. Francisco
was very estimablc lady and much be-
loved by her neigh5ors. She leaves hus-
band and three small children TO mourn her
Il.--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
ENRAGEO FARMERS
Searching for Dishonest Commission Mer-
chants.

VERSAILLES, KY, May ga delega-
tion of enraged farmers from near Nicholas
Vile arrived here Saturday after Pettigrew
Bros, commission merchants. but they had
disappeared. They are said 10 have secured
in all between $4,000 and $4,000 worth oi
grain and produce, which the firm sold In
Cincinnati and Louisville, pocketing. the
proceeds. The men nre supposed 70 be IN
Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
The Stale Committee.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 26.-.special. T.
Senator Barbour said that he saw no neces-
sity for haste in acting upon Mr.. G0rdon's
resignation, for Congressional campaigns
are best managed by candidates and dis
fore the next Presidential campaign Mr..
Gordon may be able to continue in his
present capacity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

The Lille Thompson Burlesque Trsupe
began weeks engagement at the trand
Central Theatre last night. A number Of
specialties were introduced and the per.
sormance began with an Irish c<Aedy.
called ~ Private Rohssy9al.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

'HHc 'stle rain la~t night only e few
.'ue assembled n 70. paurs Church %
i lNN annual meeting Of the sunday
ur.n u iue Protestant Episcopal
N... Richmond 90 elect thc officers for
tetr. Aner consultation. those
i aidDd f0 postpone lAc meeting un-
Wednesday night, June lih, al s:i0
Wl.u it Will be lold al 81. James
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
BASEBALL.
Report. of tile Various Games Played
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
NATIONAL Lcaguc.-At New York: New
'"i. ,. Chicagocs, 9. Al Boston: Bos-
,'s Dnclnnatis. 4. At Philadelphia
...a. plias, 4. Pitisburgs (called fourth
D 1l account Of rain); Az Brooklyn:
'' '.t.. n-. s; Clcgelands, 2.
Atlantic League gaines.
,.'.aler' League. AT Boston: B0stons, :;
.itDes, %. Al New York: New NOrks,
n Glands. q. AZ Philadelphia: Phila-
iAas. o.; Buhal0s, o (callcd sixth inning
''.ouut Of RAIN; At Brooklyn: Brook
.' 10; PItisburgs. Z.
''.uean AssOcialion.--At Brooklyn:
hlus, 3; Columbus, 4. An other games
l'hea On account Of bad weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
The NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast for Virginia: Rain, clearing this
.nemoon: warmer tomorrow.
Nt Gus b. nelarueS family. and horse and
f... rolled down an cmbanlmcnt sunday
.rI escaped uuhurt--it is thought that
10000 or more visitors VIII bc ln the City on
81. .pin. Judge Hughes rendered an inn
I.lfIut decision in the case of Koihschild q
... a.a.nsi Martin and Powers. - Trinity
r.0nG.st Church Sunday-school ccicbratcd
.. ,..cuty-nnh amNcIay Tho final
.,.umaiions sin begin at the Richmond
DO school and the ColorCd Normal school
f.. Monday, and in Tine district schools ON
N.n ay -lhc pubiic schools VIII lr
... Thursday and Friday Tho Ice
.....r.ut Invitation and Reception Com
...t.. lcelaCd upon distribution at tickets t.
...rnl ,nndat ihc unyciuug. General
e......lri viii NOT be hcfc this week.
..U. Veterans arrived from Louisiana
I.. Board of Bubble Interests nominated
...... l0.a nrc commissioner and Tccc we'd
DID. r...ulfon OF Mr. q. Wait Taylor
n.am rcan and William Chapman of
ra.. uW ucr. drowned ot picnic 20
...,.l.uce lur...--Ihc uamcof thc south
,.. tne Confederate Memorial Literary socic-
.. anl ilc officer, were elected -Ihc
meeting of hc Episcopal ~mday-school
0n w.s p.siponcd.-li is said the tee
...t I.. dissolved
VIRGINIA.
-.r.t.r Barbour thinks There is no noccs.
... .t r.c>.ut for She appointment of %
0ftlc state Democratic Executive
... e.--palmyr in-h school bad 30.
.rclse e,.--Mis. t. n. M.lIanclsco Was
100 CoWposurc cicek.-GcoIse
1ew.H. .rd Robert uodson. colorCd. narrowly
g.. ncd being buried alive 40 rctef>burc.--
G.nl Camp Confederate Veterans viii
.tat rct.rsbare Juno 9th.
NoaIu CAROLINA.
on throc inches of rain icu ln Charlotte
rr.nfs-'our nours.--J john J.. E.~tluiius. of
..I w.s tfi,cu from his home aud lynch
If W.J. llavkins was elected pIcsi-
re Clrzon's. National Bank of ila-
I.irly tobacco hand, struck at Dur
.. I.. Williams is charged hy acoro.
!. ..... .... .f Raleigh with thc killing of Lem
Co., I....- Governor lowie has rcspited
fr -cUI3 -Dr. James Sanfori died
I..-.n uuniy.-lhc State Medical so
...u.. Iu oAfod.
Nlw YORK.
T.t uman espresso, himself per
... satisfied with thc recent financial plan
mud Terminal --1hc steamer
airyDd Yesterday, and reported
I.. Id.1 90 sea with au cencrs.-Tno
....- t.t New YorG World plead noi
t. f.r Indictment of having lbolcd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

At West. Johnston Is Co.'S. IT, lhe Nag of
the Petersburg City Guard, tls Twelfth
Regiment flag used during the iir-t year OF
thc war. 10 was presented TO the guard by
the Indies of Petersburg. 1t is Of .iik. show
mg the state col0rs on one side AND the
Confederate colors ON the other. The "hcro
of the crater dgh' General ID. a. Weisi-
ger should carry this Nag in the procession
on Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
NEW WORKERS.

4 special dispatch 10 THE TINS, from
New \ Ork. says:
The New \ 6rk Camp Of Confederate ct-
crans have all details arranged to start for
Richmond at Z O'Clock on Wednesday eve
ming. in special cars. over the Pennsylvania
Railroad. The indications at pre'cn, are
that the party VIII number at least one hun
drcd and fifty. Besides the members ol me
camp proper. there viii be a number of III
Yitcd quests notably as has already been
mentioned General Martin j. McNlahon.
of New : ork. and General llortio {. King,
and the Hon. james ". Ridgway. OF Brook
l,n. some of the members 90 tine New
York southern Society Will also Dee on the
train. as the camp has cordially invited
them to join their delegation.
owing to the Decoration.diy ceremonies
10 was impossible for tine Camp {" -ct "a
band in New York to tlko VITA Them.
Bcck's Band. of philad. lpiiJ, i1-s accord
nely been secured. and VII meet ihD tram
ON lbs arrival In thni citY. AND proceed
thence o. Richmond. 'lho Camp viii leave
Richmond 10 return ou Thursday night.
The members have adopted "a handsome
badge 10 wear, anG 20 uniform con-
sisting of gray confederate hat,
with ircd and white cord. dark
coat and light trousers. They are Ncl! cn-
thu~iaStic over the trip, and expect i0 have
"A Jolly good time. The headquarters OF The
Camp have been established at the -. Jane
Hotel. where Captain Billy Conner, vet
cram himself ure~idcS. The most cOu~ pic
u0us object in the corridor there at present
is "a magnificent oil painting Of General L.
T.. Lee i'm lull uniform. Ii j. 10y ihe cclC-
bralcd painter Ilcaley, and is considered a
splendid likeness of the old soldier lh"
picture is for sale. 1t belongs % General
Lees brother
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
THE TICkErs.

The committee ON initiation and recep-
tion met i'm ihc Governor. 0ii''c yesterday
afternoon al $50 o'clock. Governor Nc
Kinney presided.
Mayor j. Taylor Elly.on reported that
Colonel Archer Anderson had informed him
that the tickets for admission 10 seats at
the unNeilmg were ready for distribution,
and suggested that the committee take up
the manner in which the tickets should be-
disposed OF.
Ii was finally agreed 10 leave the disiri-
button of the tickets to X. +. Zee Camp.
The camp viii use them as follows: Fifty
for the City Council, eighty for distinguish
ed visitors, who Will occupy the speakers
stand, one hundred and fifty for the
invitation and reception committee,
fnv for General John Il. Cooke
and assistant marshals, and the To-
manning five hundred ana seventy TO bc di-
yidcd between X. T.. lee Camp and George
L. Pickett Camp by the c0lonel-commandcr
Of Lee Camp.
fl was agreed to ask Mayor Ellyson TO
make detail of five officers of the police to
be present at the unye%ng, take charge of
the stands and see that parties entitled to
seats were properly seated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
VETERANS COMING.

Following is am official list of the Veteran
organizations that have notified the author
itics here that they would come:
AN.V. Louisiana Division. Is men, II. II.
Mar6s. commander, Ncw Orleans.
Rowan county, \. G.. clci"h beslincht'
100 men, Captain 4. Il. barker coinAaiuei
Clinton Hatcher Camp, 20 men, Colonel L.
V White commander, LeesOmg, Va
Pickett-Buchanan Camp, 40 men, Colonel
Samuel II Hodges commander, Norfolk, Va.
j. Bowie Strange Camp, G; v. 2GO men,
General 4. L. Rosser commander Charlotles-
etonswal Camp. c. v. 100 men. Colonel
W IL Mcdowell commander, Portsmouth,
Maur, Camp. c. V, 75 men, Colonel d NJ.
Lee commander. FREDERICKSBURG, Va.
A. T.. I'm Camp, {. v. 100 men, colonel
II. X. smith commander, Petersburg, Va.
H. r.. Lee Camp, 4, V, 90 men, Colonel w.
4 SmoOf commander. AlcNundria, Va
Army and Navy, G. =. of Maryland, 1000
men. Gene al Il. +, Johnston commander.
Baltimore, Nd.
Cnnfederate veterans Camp of New York,
l5O men. Colonel A. g.. Dickinson COM
mundcr, Sew York CITY.
Camp Garrett. &. y o, 80 men, I"putih - =.
THOMPSON commander. huntington va
Fyyel Camp, &. v, 10 men, colonel j. 4.
uaryjIi commander. Prince William county
Va. go - ,,,o,,ot 1,
uo,mos Boyd commauder Winchester, Va.
IyutSa County, Va, G.. v. 62 men, Colonel
a smith commander, Louisa county, Va
Frederick county (Md) Camp. omen, Key
q Randolph Page commander Frederic
c0unty. Nd. - ,oo ..,
Naior n. - PeatrOis commander, Caroline
county, Va. =, ,oo,.,, 49,,
dor Hunter comnander WASHINGTON, .o
'tandoipn 1hirtieth Virginia Infantry, 80
49,, lieutenant ". a. Wilson commander,
D9ss,ls persSn county a. ca Veteran AssociatSn'
ka men. j, A. Logg Prescott commahoef'
ROxbOro. y, Z.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
TEN THOUSAND.

The hoardins-houscs and hotels will ac-
commodaie ten thousand pooplc.and many Of
ihc houses viii take more table hOarlcI~ 10
necessary. The restaurants will feed ten
thousand during the 2~th and 10Th. and
there Is stiila deficiency oi feeding facilities
NJ nhlmi fnIrlN flnuclul n.nuIn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

Roy. Dr. Moses u. iIoge, of this city, and
Rev Or. {. l.. Mmnigerode, both intimate
and dear friends Of General Robert +. Lee,
will occupy the same hack in the parade
procession. The men on horseback and the
cavalry commands will dismOunt at the un-
yelling grounds and occupy seats ON the
amphi-theatre stand.
There viii be no songs, no hymns; The
people will praise General Lee, not bury
him. The programme will be US stated IN
Sundays TINES.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Last night, from his headquarters at the
Arm0ry, Brigadier.6eneral Charles J. An
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
MORE CARRIAGES NEEDED.

The committee reported that there was
need of more carriages for the special use
OF ladies accompanying distinguished
guests. and il was suggested that if any
citizens can conveniently spare theirpriyate
carriages on Thursday for this purpose.
they be requested TO send their names
20 any of the following subcommittee: }.
W. White, lO6 north Fifth street; :. IL.
Hawos, AZ east Franklin Robert :. Boshcr,
east Franklin.
The committee adjourned 10 meet at the
Office Of Captain Thomas Elicit to-day ut
O'Clock J.. NJ.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-07-19
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-07-19

WHEN the Republican party came into
power after the reign of Grover the Great
it was confidently expected that something
would be done to ease the straitend financial
condition Of the country in SO far as the Ia
boring classes were concerned. The expec-
.tations have been realized to a considerable
extent in the passage Of silver bill that
has advanced silver from 90 10 I.oo. This
new law is not equal to free coinage meas
,ure nor does it make of silver a mo.ey in
stead of commodity, but it appears to be
step in the right direction and we antici-
pate that the benefits derived from its pas
sage will be SO apparent that at the next
session of Congress free coinage measure
may be passed. Democratic leaders have
failed TO make political capital out Of the
question. Whatever explanations they or
the Democratic press may make for The ac-
lions Of the members of that party the facts
still remain that it is under a Republican
administration and by Republican votes in
Congress that SO much towards placing sill
yer in its rightful position has been done.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-07-19
ii. NJ. StanIey's New Book The Facts
About 1t.


There have been many statements made, In
the advertising columns OF the newspapers, re-
garding the forthcoming Stanley hook, which.
if not actual falsehoods, are fully as misleading
as though they were.
Genuine New Stanley Book, "stanley's own
Book Compiled from stanley's own Writ
ings, )" THE only true and authentic account"
"only Reliable" etc, etc, are few OF the
terms used in a manner calculated to deceive
the public by certain Houses, whose standing in
the commercial world ought toplace them above
suspicion of ever attempting anything so dis
reputable.
Genuine in what? In that they are made up
chiefly from old books OF travel, including ex-
tlacts from stanley's former works, with brief
mention OF a few incidents connected with his
last and most important expedition for the res
cue OF Emin Pasha, culled from newspaper re-
ports, and drawn out by the vivid imagination
OF unauthorized compilers' raise IN that they
are issued without the knowledge or consent OF
the great Explorer. Unreliable because they
are issued before Stanley has written his own
book misleading by reason that thew are not as
represented. aud do not contain any part OF the
matter which will appear in the book shortly to
be issued from the pen of II. NJ Stanley himsef.
1917 49, $500 - v -S"S' 49, -SNSANi"SAt AN'9t
ley emerged from the African wilds. In
January, 1871, the newspapers announced that
Stanley mad arranged with Messrs. sampson
Low co OF LONDON Tor the pubncation OF his
DOCK IN the English language. About FEB. 9Th,
1871, Messrs. Low q Co., arranged with Chas.
scrioner's sons OF new YORK, for the American
eoition' ana on March loth, ls9o, Messrs. Serb
ner awarded the racine coast agency 10 "A. IL.
nahcroIt a Co., OF AS< rOst 81, san
francesca.
me Title OF the DOCK Is IN DARKEST
Africa, OF me guest RESCUE ana ne
treat Oh kIhin ana VIII consist OF Two oc-
tavo volumes OF about 500 pages each, with l6
maps ana le2 illustrations from sketches and
photographs furnished by Stanley, and the
mnleta xvort w;ll ho issuaa In Irna tb;s vaor
po 49, " "-' 'e"i'
we understand ana peieive IL 10 De correct,
that Stanley has written agreements with all
thee ,vho aooornna,iod hi ,9 ~, III axnodit;o,,
-. " W 80
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-07-19

In conversation with Mr.. F. u. Newlands
last week in regard to water storage in this
State we were informed that according 10 his
ideas the enterprise must be inaugurated and
carried out either by the State or private
capital, or both, if it is contemplated that
the present generation is to derive any ben
eft from such a system. That is precisely
the view the TIMES took of the question
when it first began to engross the minds Of
the Nevada people. If we wait for Congress
TO lend us any assistance in the matter in
.fants will become gray before we will have
. single storage reservoir. We would like
to enquire again why the 500. 900 appro-
priated two years ago has not been put to
some use. The sum is not sufficient TO CON-
.plete any extensive work, to be sure, but a
start could be made with it; in fact there is
. reservoir site in Smith Valley, this county,
where the expenditure Of half the sum would
make it possible TO ;rrigate thousands Of
acres more Of fine land in Mason Valley.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-07-19
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life Of the individual. Such a
remarkable event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good health has
been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence
it is that SO much is heard in praise of Elec-
trio Bitters. So many feel they owe their
restoration to health to the use of the Great
Alternative Tonic. If you are troubled with
any disease of kidneys, liver or stomach, of
long or short standing you will surely find
relief by use OF Electric Bitters. Sold at
soc and 81 per bottle.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-07-19
CANDIDATES ANNOUNCEMENTS

Announcements under this head will be
made from date until the day OF the Republican
County Convention for IS, spot cash.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-07-19

u the semi.oficial returns Of the Wash
jngton census are correct that State will be
entitled to two Congressman at the next ap.
pQrtionment,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-07-19
A WEAK MAN

Can now cure himself OF the deplorable results
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Remedy The remarkable cures of hope.
less cases of Nervous Debility and Pri-
vate Complaints are everywhere stamping
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DIR. NJ. r. TAYLOR,
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-07-19
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL Il
Estate of Nevada, County OF Lyon.
Notice to the Creditors of Napoleon
Landry
Anders Peterson and Denis Kehoe,
Napoleon Landry, James Landry
and Angelic Landry,


Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the
above named defendant, Napoleon Landry pur-
suant to the order of the above entitled Court,
you are hereby notified to be and appear in this
(3O) days from the first publication of this
notice and establish your Judgments against
said defendant, Napoleon Landry. and you are
further notified that ii you fail to appear in
said action within said time you will forfeit all
right to share in the proceeds OF the sale tn be
hereafter made by the sheriff of Lyon county,
of the undivided one-thrd ~ interest in that
certain mining claim and premises described
in the decree OF said Court in said action
SEAL WI. HARRIS, Clerk.
Dated June 20, 1890.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-07-19

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