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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
ALTAR AND TOMB.
MARRIAGES,


Mr.. J G. Rtvnul IS aud Mrs. Nichols
| SpriugtOwn, October %.
Mr.. Ballard Day and Miss Matte Burt
! Navarro county, October %.
Professor Nose Elistou AMI Miss Kate
MrKeiver, near Richland, October 90.
NJ. W. T. Neal and MISS Kittie Parker
KrrenS, October 20.
Mr.. G. s. Estes and Miss Aggie May
Miller. Cnrsicana, October n.
Mr.. Seth Stiles and Miss Ara Benton
! Archer City, October 20.
Mr.. c. D. Doris and Miss Hattie We'll
! don, Henrietta, october 2l.
| MIR. John Rails and Miss Dollie Martin
Henrietta, October 81.
| Mr.. Fl. s. Cherry and Miss Clara Tay-
lor. Henrietta, October %.
Mr.. L. b. Robinson aud Miss Katie
| Oldham, Gainesville, October %.
MIR. w. e. Nall and Miss Emma Nall
Gainesville. October 81.
MIR. J. A. Saidler and Miss Hattie
| Banks, Gainesville, October 81.
Mr. William w. Dickson aud Miss
Nole Cheek, Gainesville, October 27.
Mr.. J j Lnoney and Mise Rosa Looney
! GaInesville, October %.
Mr.. L. B. Robinson and Miss Kate
Oldham, Gainesville, October 2S.
MIR. Henry Taylor and Miss Annie
Roners, San Antonio, October 81.
Mr.. Ernest Aldridgs and Miss Minnie
Heilsrhen, Eagle Pass, October 20.
Mr. William T.Sherrit and Miss ANNA
eta L. Dean, Sherman, October u.
Mr.. c. Il. Mclean and Miss Amanda
Turner. Sherman, October 27.
Mr., j. o. Farrar AMI Miss Lizzie Nc
Colium, Sherman, October %
MIR. +. d. Gentry and Miss Susan
Davis, Sherman, October %.
Mr.. Lindecker Erkard and Miss Caro-
line Berkelman, Gainesville, October 20.
Mr.. T. w. Whitmore nnd Miss NJ. NJ.
Boyd, Gainesville, October IS.
Mr.. Tom baltimore and Miss NettjA1
Buchanan, Randolph, October 10.
MIR. S. G. Coleman and Miss n. A.
Hughe., Terrell, October "a.
Professor w. n. Masters and Miss
Lula Fleming, near Ripley, October 70.
Mr.. Gustave Cook and Mrs. Clara
Koch. Brennan. October 27.
Mr. William VIII .tiield aul Miss Jane
Jackson, Brennan, October 27.
Mr.. W. NJ. Wicker anI Miss Matte
Ward, Greeuvilie. October %.
Mr. Samuel Lum AMI Miss Willie KILL
brew, GrPenvill-, October 20.
MIR. j. NJ. Ruth and Miss Nellie J.
Hart, Greensills, October rs.
Mr.. viii Gibson and Miss Lou Tolls,
Greeuville, October 81.
Mr.. T. o. Foster and Miss Cynthia
Baruhart, Greenvilie, October 20.
MIR. w. j. Smith aud Miss Martha
Henderson, Gresnville, October IS.
Mr.. Fred Frasher aud Miss Alice Gar
rett, Gainesville, October ~.
Mr.. T. n. Whitmors and Miss NJ. N.
Boyd. Gainesville. October %.
Mr.. H. A. Munson and Miss Leila Cox,
Alvin. October p.
Mr.. G. Il. Dobson and Miss A. E.
Henderson. Sherman, October %.
Mr.. Lee Wilson and Miss Teua King,
Sherman. October IS.
SH.RMAN. Oct. 80 DIR. J. II. Carson
of Dallas and Miss Mary C. Cobb OF
Sherman were married at Lehigh, L. T.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
A CLOSE CALL.
a Sea Captain. His Son and Nine Sailors
Narrowly EScare browning.
The CAPTAIN Relates Thar Exr'r'ruc, After
the Week Of the frigan me Eu-enie
Near Fire Island.

New YORK, Oct 30.-Capt. Muuroe.
his sixteen-year-o son and his crew OF
nine colored sailors of the wrecked
brigautine Eugene, which went to pieces
on the beach at Jones' inlet, near Fire
islund arrive here to-day. The cast
Always were Il sorry-lookiug lot of men
after the diSasitrOUs experiences. All
they saved from the wreck were the
clothes they wore and of Theses there was
very little.
Capt. Munroe tells the following story:
It was about S:3) o'cIork on Tuesday
might wh-n We struck. The night was
dark ami stormy. l knew that we were
i'll dangerous water, aud consulted the
chart. There is no mention of the shoal
We were driven upon near Jones inlet.
/ took the usual course, STRAIGHT towards
the Fire isinni light. Suddenly SAW u
buoy ahead and | put the helm hard
down, but II was too late. There was a
crash. followed by a shock which threw
us off our pins. AMI the brig WAS stuck i'll
the sand. We were going along under
full sails, and you can imagine the force
of the shook TO the vessel. When she
ran onto the bar the timber cracked and
shivered, ani the next minute both inasts
snapped and went over the side. / told
the crew to get a yawI ready, but
l determined to remain on board
until the last minute. l had the old sails
brought on deck and poured Kerosene
over them aud set them afire. 1t made
d flare Ike house atire. That was our
signal of distress and It was seen by the
crew of the life saving station on shore.
1t was two hours before the Eugenie
began to 20 to pieces. Then We entered
the yawl, l tell you eleven of us crowded
that little thing. We had provided our
selves with fash lights, which waved
continually. No answering signal came
and no sound was heard except the roar
OF the surf Then We began to drift out
to sea and knew if we did not get help
within the next ten minutes we would be
lost. My only regret was that | had my
boy with me. l blamed myself for bring
ing him along. All at Onre we bumped
against buoy. 'Hold fast TO that, l
shouted, but the sea had already carried
US beyond it. / :ged the men TO make
a mighty effort 10 reach the buoy again.
They did, aud that effort saved us.
Water filled our boat, keeping us con-
stuntly bniliug, and every now and then
the sea would sweep between the buoy
ana the Loaf rs II determined 10
wrench IL away. We finally
found the painter and made the
yawl fast TO the buoy, and thus we were
tossed around for an hour, when the life
saving crews boat found US. 1t was the
closest call / had in my twenty years ex-
perieuce at sea. The Engeuie belonged
to me. she was irst-class vessel,
eleven years old, and valued her at
$4,000. 1 remained at Fire Island until l
saw all owned in the world disappear
under the waves
"Th-n you saved nothing?'
"Not a peuny-not even scrap of
paper, and the creyp9t farthing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
TEXAS NEWS AND NOTES.

Col. F. NJ. Yost of Fort Smith, Kan. q,
fays the Gree Vile Banner, is in the city
on business connected with the big real
estate deaf that Is being negotiated. He
represents n syudicHte that has secured
options of about Sl0). 900 worth of
Greenville property. including large SUBJ
urban tracts o her members OF the
syndicate are expected here daily.
An election will be held on Monday q,
November 10, for the Incorporation nf
South Houston, the district including
1854 residents.
A great many prospectors have visited
the city during the month. some on the
lookout for homes AMI Others for proti;-
able investments, says the Panhandle
Press, and we are glad to say that most
of them found what they were seeking
II IS an easy matter Tor Il sensible man
who Is looking Tor II home or profitable
Investment for capital in n new country
TO see when he strikes Panhandle CITY
that he has found the goal which he is
seeking.
Last Sunday, says Wilson county ex-
change, we had the pleasure OF meeting
n Younger brother of MIR. J. G. Benni-
Held W no has just arrived from Georgia.
there are at least twenty-five families
Of hts acquaintance in Georgia who will
eudeavor 20 make Wilson county their
future home. Mr.. franklin, who Is q
cousin Of Mr.. Benuifirld visited our
county in The summer and was delighted
with our climate and soil, and has now
gone back to Georgia to sell out and
move here. and will proba bly, bring u
colony with him.
AMARILLO. Oct. 80. The first annual
meeting OF The Amarillo driving park as
sociatiou viii be held gu November II,
u and 10, aud large crowds are ex-
pected. Five hundred dollars will lee
given in purses for races, roping match,
tournament and trap shooting. The
ropirg contest will in itself be feature
worth going hundreds of miles to wit
ness. Wild steers will be turned loose
aud the horsrmau who makes the best
time in luSsoing and Tying one down will
receive $50, and the second best SIS: one
half of the entrance fee of S. Will be-
added TO these purses. This ropinR con-
test will take place on the second day.
On each of the first Two DAYS there will
he Two shooting matches and IA race, aud
on the third day tournament and RAGS.
A grand ball will be given at tie ANA
rilIo hotel on the evening of the last
day IS entertainment. Au attempt will
be made to secuEe rates over the Fort
Worth aud Denver railway. The ANA
rillo driving park association may next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
TEXAS IMMIGRATION.

The Wichita Falls Times says that the
big pastures OF Il few years ago in that
part Of the country are now the homes of
hundreds of substantial and thrifty
farmers, who are helping TO boom the
Wichita Falls country.
LUBBOCK. Oct. PA party of pros
pectors from Rhode Island. Illinois and
elsewhere, were in town yesterday on the
lockout for land. They will probably
purchase tract containing l2S 900 acres
of land ut once, together with several
other purchases as 4 natural consequence
of that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

yesterday morning. Not satisfied, after
hearing that doubts existed as to the
validity of marriages contracted by nom
residents, the couple came TO Sherman
and were again married ut O'Clock al
The residence of a relative. Miss Cobb is
Il graduate of Sherman institute class OF
1888. and the Doctor is genuine Vir-
ginan. They will reside in Dallas.
PARIS, Oct. 30.-Followiug marriage
licenses were issued yesterday:
Vim. A. Rollins aud Miss Gennie
Moore.
W. R. Haygood and Miss Nellie Nc
Glee.
Mr.. ]. C. Cothron notified the clerk
not TO issue license 10 James Il. Coihron
TO marry Mary Gof during the year
1890.
Mr.. Charles Iankes, San Antonio, Oc-
tober 81.
Mr.. John Boutwell,, Greenville, Octo-
Der 25.
Mrs. L. a. Nichlas. Whitney, Oeto-
Der 27.
Mr.. Frank McGill. Mckinney, Octo-
Der %.
Mr.. John Craigo. Paris. October &c.
Miss Lavinia Burke, Rising Star.
October "a.
Mrs NJ. L. Brown, Waco, October 27.
Mrs. J . r. Eskrdge, Omen, October
26.
Mrs. Francis Lodging, Lone Cedar,
October %.
Mr.. Abe Hall near Newborn, October
%.
PARIS, Oct. s0.-Mrs. Ebert Good
died this morning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
Yesterdays Local Weather Report.
Corrected daily by ]. P. Nicks
Shooting ARRAY at Roxton.

Srecial TO the Gazette.
PARIS. TEX. Oct. 30.-There was q
Roxton Monday evening, in which the
engineer at shelton 5 gin fired FIVE shots
at Mr.. Jumper. II seems that the en-
gineer's son had been accused of shoot
ing Jumpers cows, and Monday Jumper
went 20 the gin and made some remarks
about It of a very offensive character,
which the engineer resented by firing at
him five times with u pistol. One or tH o
balls went through Jumpers clothes,
hut neither took effect. No arrests haye
yet been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o.-Light SHOWS
have been falling on the lakes, with
freezing temperatures. Frosts occurred
from Virginia 10 Ohio, and also from
North Carolina to Northern Geore Ia /.
The temperature has generally fallen =,
most decided IN Tennessee. Forecast
till q. m. Friday:
For Eastern Texas-Cont Iuued cool i,
variable winds; generally mort herly =,
fair weather.
For Arkausas-Cool, northerly winds,
fair weather.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. a. m.-Fore-
cast till 8 D. m. Friday, forsEastern
Texas-FaIr weather, variable winds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

The first brick male in Arrher county
have just been burned near Archer City.
Good success was had with q kiln Of
100 zoe.
The Bonham oil mill people are all
mill.
movement is being made to place on
the market some of the asphaltum that
lies in great quantities on Turkey creek,
near Uvalde.
A 200O- gallon tank Will soon he built
at the Curro oil mill IN which to store IN 9
oil for the present. The smOothness of
the running OF the mill is uueXampled :,
there not having been so far SIN lie
hitch in its operation. Two ears of Int
ers Oint obtained from the seei), ulso
100 tons of cake and meal have been
shipped. The weekly pay roll amounts
10 $500.
The Orange lumber conpany's mill
recently in an actual run of nips hours
and forty-tive minutes, with single
circular, sawed up i2ll logs, scaling
l24 62l feet of lumber. They expect to
beat this. which is the record now.
The past season there has been burned
in the Arlington yards 3 900 900 bricks.
The wood to barn These cost about $500,
ani the wood required in the furnaces
TO mold them one cord per 20 GOO brick
would run the whole amount paid out for
wood alone up to about $4,000. This in
dustry pays directly into the town of Ar
hDgton an annual sum of over $50 900.
The fertilizer factory project ut TYLER
Is 10 be pushed to completion. The stock
will ull Ue local.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
w. II. LAMB.
A Reply to III Chrrga that He Had Printed
d fraudulent Democratic
Tick.t.
WICHITA FALLS, Oct. 30, 1890.

WICHITA FALLS, Oct. go 1890.
Editor Gazette.
see a communication III THE GAZETTE
of yesterday from your Bowie CORES
pondent in which he says that l have
printed n fraudulent Democratic ticket
because | put my own name on it. l
wish t say that | pr nted the ticket
body. and put the name OF my opponent
before my own, aud expect to vote the
state ticket, for | was among the first to
solicit Mr.. Hogg 10 announce for COVER
nor. did Il because believe he would
make good officer. Now, if it is Il
fraud for me TO print what wall support
then | am guilty of IL crime, aud well
deserve to be thus adjudged.
Wonder if your Bowie correspondent is
gul.tless. will wager that he has been
in great many more parties that l ever
was. Had | carried out the arrange
meut entered into by the other papers i'll
Montague county, ! would only put Mr..
Bailey's name on the tickets / sent to
Queen . Peak and Bowie boxes, which
was only 1000, and took il off the other
1000. That would have met my obliga-
tinns, but did not do il and his name is
on all the tickets nrinted for Montague
county. l have used muuy columns of
nv paper in Gen. Hogg's behalf, as can
be learned by perusal of my paper files.
And now l ask if am a Democrat OF
Republican, for l must say it is indeed
hard matter for me TO tell one from the
other. II stick to the party is the test,
then beg to be excused, for I shall in
the future vote for men and measures,
aud will ever consider il the highest type
of American citizenship. Elect n good
man aud defeat u bad. one. Yours very
truly, w. r. LAMB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
: Fire at BIZ sandY.

Special 10 the Gazette.
BIG SANDY, TEX. Oct. so,-The aIa''I
of fire was given this morning "O'N.
o'clork, and it was soon discover
be q dwelling house. belonging 10 ma
Kay and occupied by Il. ;. "aiNeI liz
house was falling in before tue ia "a
was aroused from sleep, anu VINO I'D
o narrow escape. Nothing was bs
and no insurance. 1t is supposed =
the work of all iucendiarY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
The Judges on County Exhibits
CONTINUANCE GRANTED.
The Preliminary Hearing of Fowfh, the CAL
weston Real Estate Man, Pos iponed.

sTeciai to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX. Oct. 80.-James
D. Howth. junior member of the real
estate frm OF W. E. Howth s. Son,
whose arrest for forgery was noted In
dispatches last night. appeared before
Judge james T. Spann this morning and
had his preliminary hearing continued
until wednesday, November 5. Howth,
when seen to-day. WIS reticent Is 10 the
transaction which involves him so seri-
ously. He said they were on the track
of the parties whom his firm claim nego-
tiated the paper, and expected 10 have
them In limbo III short time. He further
stated he had a statement In preparation
for the press. in which he would give the
details of the transaction In full, and ex-
pressed his confidence when his trial
came off of being honorab!y acquitted.
1t is the belief that COM
promise is in progress and that
was why continuance was granted.
The assertion OF Howth that II the paper
be negotiated was fraudulent that over
S100. 200 OF such paper WIS negotiated in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
Know. No,hin: Against Bartelio,t.

LONDON, Oct. So.-Herbert Ward,
who was q member of the Stanley expe-
dition, says he knows nothing of the
alleged facts upon which Stanley bases
his insinuations. He lived with Bartel-
lot many months and is unawars of any
thing that would defract frum his
character rs IN officer and gentleman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
The He.sian Fly In Missouri and Kansas

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 2J'-A'
evening paper says that the farmers au'
gram growers of Missouri aud Kansas ~
port that the Hessian fly has mace a.
attack upon the early soWn "'".
whrut, AMI that the wheat sown uuL,D'
Ssptem Der is ruined by the insect ~.
ports OF severe damage come from W
tawa county, Kan; Lafayette, GUS o.. "a
jackson counties, Mo. Ii IS Ot'iV
that the damage ID general, ana al ia I'd
sown In September will have to Us p'O"'
up aud gram put in again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
P0STUFFICE ROBBED.
A Clerk Overpowered and the Money-order
Tray stolen.

Clerk Overpowered and the Money Order
Tray stolen.
NIAGARA FALLS, Oct. 30.-At 1890
O'Clock this afternoon George Lammerth,
clerk in the Suspension Bridge postoffi ce
and brother of the postmaster, went to
the Office safe to get supply of stamps
for the tray at the stamp window, which
was empty. He was alone In the office,
and while getting them he was seized
from behind by an unknown mau. A
cloth supposed TO be saturated with chlo-
reform was thrown about his head and
he was thrown to the floor. where he was
found later. This money-oraer tray is
missing. What the loss Is, is not AS vet
known. Lammerth has no idea who his
assailapts were. The postOffics is Just
across the platform from the custom
house department, where several men
were working at the time. The thief
&fast have entered through the postmas-
'fer's room.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
Excluded frum the Malls

LEAvENwoRrH, KAN, oct'
Postmaster Richie this morhlps
Guided from the mails the eDliE0
edition of the Leavenworth Ilns q
cause II contained list of ariiei
at a rattle at Catholic fair duFinS
early part Of the week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
TEXAS PROGRESS,

A coai yard, a lumber yard and q
stone yard will be established ut Emma
the new town in Crosby county.
The Texan Prrss has the following
under the head of '.wanted:' A bauk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
DON'T Telepho one

For trash. We don't keep it. .-AkEs15Fl
Cameron and Robinson. sosasssdsyot Will
get the best in the sssy We are sole
agents fQExkhzss<fafnous coal. We also
hnpdlytg ~ genuine Red Ash Anthracite
offhe different s'Zes.
FORT WORTH Ice Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

Galveston has ripped I'd real estate cir
Giles here. and their records urs hriug
searched and comparison is being mAls
In see IL the statement o. Howth Is rus
that a gang Of sharp swinIIers huve Lesu
working the t2ssszssss.
Trade wFE Turner Is Diucec next
month. tine bld-st WI be.nIe nnI re,au
grocery hous4 in Fort orth.
THINGSTflEATRlCAL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
The .Tn3ass on Counfy Erhibis,

AT the Fifth Stats Fa r en, Dallas Ex-
position said !;ha: --cghuty was entitled
to the sweeps.stakes Nhnner.
The people a1: ,prA say that HTcbita
county Should hars If you acant the
earth, or a small. 1cs$&it. oil long time,
easy payments Edd low rate of interest.
come to HTc2& Fails, headquarters for
home seekers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
Trade wlthI Turner Dinseo next
month, the oAsst yenlrsale aud retail
grocery houss ifF6$tWorth.
Notice to AZ E..confeae,ates,

Lieut.. Zen. W. L. Cabell, command
ing all !.uulted Confederate veteraus'
in the trans Mississippi department,
having ISIS ued his orders, directing Camp
Sterling Price of Dallas to have charge
of all visiting camps of Confederate vet
Grams and also of oil visiting Confederates
to the Dallas fair and exposition on Sat-
urday, November /, 1890, the following
order is issued in conformity Herewith:
All camps and veterans will proceed to
the fair grounds in East Dallas and there
report TO Capt. j. c. Richardson, grand
marshal, at the grand stand at the race
course, at 10 O'clock q. m, who will
there form the camps III column of tours
and await there the orders of Gen Cabell
10 move. He will be assisted by Col.
d. A. Williams, second grand marshal,
Col. Pat. Wultman. third grand mar
shall, and Capt. 7. A. Hord. Ben Cabell,
Robert Laws, Fps knight, Henry Lewis
and Charles L. Betterton, assistants.
Col. D. A. Williams is charged to
place guard 1t Il. IN. al the doors a.
the music hall and sdmit only the~ius2S
Federal soldiers and have Dseated in
the gallery. The old.sa Moderate and
Federal soldiers, .NiS pdre cordially in
vited to meet systie Confederates, will
be seated .anstAe first floor. Gen. David
S. StaBloB, Maj. Burbank and his Of
ficex5SH the United States army, with
1SH. Cabell and his officers and DR.. A.
p. Smith, the orator of the day, will be
seated by the marshals on the stand in
front of the organ. No others will be
permitted on the stand. DR.. A. p.
Smith, who was an honorable soldier In
the Army OF Northern Virginia, will de-
liver u sulOgy on the life and character
of Gen. Robert E Lee, the commander
of said army. After his address Others
will be delivered. Gen. Cabeil, at the
close of services, will address the oil
Coufederates iu regard to their welfare,
Us directed 10y Gen. John b. Gordon,
supreme commander of all Confederate
veterans now In the United States. BY
order OF HU F. EWING,
Capt. and Com. Camp Sterling Price,
Attest: w. L. THOMPSON,
Lieutenant Aiju,ant.
swee, and 81 mixed plain sour and
plain sweetAstuifed 1kAngops aud dill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

Sweet and pr mixed plain sour and
plain eetsstuffsd ssngors and dill
pickles by De gallon&t Turner i Din
gees, wholss We saasletail srocers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-08-09
Board by the Day, Week or Month
at Popular Prices.
SUMMONS.
IN THE nIsTRICT COURr on rmE

/ State of Nevada, Lyon county.
William S. Douglass, plaintiff. VS.. Margaret
Douglass, defendant
Action brought in the District Court OF the
state of Nevada, Lyon county. and the com
plant filed in said county, in the ofHse of the
CLERK OF said District Court, on the 3oth day of
June. 1890.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to Marga-
ret Douglass. defendant You are hereby re-
luired to appear in an action brought against
YOU by the above named plaintiff in the Dis
irict of the State of Nevada, Lyon county. and
answer complaint filed therein within ten days
vice on yon of this summons If served in said
county, or If served out of said county, but
within the district, twenty days. in all other
ases forty days, or judgement by default will
be taken against you according to the prayer OF
said complaint
l. he said a tion Is brought to obtain Q decree
dissolving the bonds Of marimony now exist
ing between the plaintiff and you said defend
ant. The grounds which said judgement
and decree are claimed are that you. said de-
fendant. have for more than eleven years last
past wilfully deserted and abandoned said
plaintiff and so continue to desert and aban-
don him, all of which will more fully appear
in the complaint, certified copy Of which you
are herewith served.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
to answer the complaint the said plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief therein de-
manded
49,. Given under my hand and seal OF the
tr District Court of the State of Neva-
A"Ai da. Lyon County, this 30th day of
*--* June d. 1890.
WALTER J. HARRIS, Clerk.