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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

BkKtIS. Jaiy <-fnservkws With
coal oil dealers 1t Bertha both NJ
Wholesale and retail. show very s~n-
ersl opinion that the ssasdasa 6i Co.
having absorbed the bsz impcrtinz
houses viii nos Try to gain ocn'roi Of
the yBbbing trade and then Of tb> ~
tail ba<ine~s Of Germany. Every STRIP
b taken IN exact o~onfornity With the
Law. and the rvmesi~s - b. Prvpo>es
are likely % prove eoiy Temporary and
ine6ecsnai II h gro~ssIiy b-iieved
here that even thu Eoth-ehssds VII
have 70 yi~ld % ,h< Aneriean cosapany-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

PRoF. KENAssoN, having resigned
from the department of Greek in How.
ard university. is about to make an ex.
p~loring tour through Labrador. A sur.
vey will be made along the river, which
is said to be full Of rapids and beautiful
falls higher than Niagara The agri'
cultural department has appointed the
professor as special agent to bring back
specimens, and the geological depart
ment lends him all the Instrument
needed for the survey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

CArErowS. July About 100 armed
Beers with their families. crossed the
Limppo yesterday. thus raiding Ma
shoualand and taking the hrt step>
toward founding the Eepubiie Of the
North President Kruger was ~
Gently informed that tho British gov
eminent SOU d consider any sneh IN
vasion n an act ~ hostility against ths
queen The pioneers Of the new 70
public were no soosc IN Aashona-
land than they were met BY police aud
troops in the employ 81 the Briii.h
South African Co. Who drove the Bo-rs
back and arrested their iesderN
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

AN Odessa correspondent says the
governors of Kieff. Podolia and Vol
hynia have issued a decree announcing
that all foreigners in those provinces
must either become nsturalized citizens
or leave the city. and that foreigners
who become Russian citizens must re-
main in their present domiciles for an
unbroken period of ten years. The de.
cree is aimed at the populous German
colonies adjacent to the Austrian
fronfior
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

THE Railway Age says: During the
first six months Of this year sixteen
completed railroads with a mileage of
2. $50 miles and representing In the
bonded debt and capital stock $780,
53l, 900 besides many millions of unpaid
interest and floating debt have been
sold out to satisfy the claims of credit
ors. If the rate of the half year.is con-
tinued to the end the totals will consid-
erably exceed those of any of the three
previous years"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

ApvIcFs received at the navy de-
partment from Adm Belknap. com
handing the Asiatic squadron, are
TO the effect that ample precautions
have been taken to protect the
foreign settlements in China; that
five gun,,oats are now in the Yang Use
Eianc river. and that no trouble Is
feared a present The report OF the
admiral says thst tho outbreak q
shanghai hSd is origin IN the maitress-
ment of native by q policeman AZ
,ached TO the French colony. The po-
liccman was spirited away before the
day setinrhis trial. to the great raee
of The Chinese, who throatesed soe
French colonistkL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

A MESSENGER who arrived recently at
Holbrook. Ariz, from Col Corbin re-
ports that he arrested eight Indians for
whom he had warrants for destroying
land marks and threatening the de-
struction of life. The messenger states
that on account Of four companies OF
military being present the Indians did
not attempt to fight
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

THE report that the chamber OF COM
merce of Rome had declared itself
against Italy participating in the Chica-
go exposition is absolutely without
foundation. On the contrary there is
the best of feeling among those who
would naturally are to exhibit 1t is
however. true that by reason of the
seeming lack of interest on the part of
the exhibition authorities the people of
Italy are fast losing their desire to ex-
hihit
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

treaty of the so-called dreibund sup
presses three clauses of the first treaty
as follows: First, hat clause which
compelled Italy to send three army
corps TO the Alpine frontier in the event
of a Franco-German war; second. the
clause compelling Austria to station
troops on the Russian frontier in the
event of a R~usso-German war; and
third, the clause fixing the minimum
peace effective of Italy and Austria
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

The census Office has issued q bulle-
tin on the schools for the blind
IL is shown that the total number
of pupils in schools for the blind in
the United States in 1889 was 1881,
while in 1850 the number was 2,04l. 1t
must be borne in mind that the appar-
ent increase in the decade is due to
some extent to the increased facilities
for the reception and education Of the
blind in the schools established for this
purnose
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

PRESIDENT DIAz has just granted
Gen. Sturm q concession for a circuit
railroad in the City Of Mexico and
suburban villages The president thus
shows that he places no credit in the
stories rejecting on Gen. Sturm, which.
he says, he has thoroughly Investigated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

ACCORDING to a Berlin dispatch. sew
eral cases of death from absolute
want have occurred among the Ger.
man poorer classes, but have been
covered by the authorities as being
entirely attributable to disease. A
systematic effort is being made by the
deputies from the department of state
down to the lowest official 70 minimize
the misery that prevails owing to the
high price of bread. The police have
been known 10 rebuke persons who
were heard talking about the corn
duties, and they give a fiat denial on
every possible occasion to the report of
restitution
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

Iosr-gs. Jelly Gaps 4 = Fss@y.
tA~ S4s~.fa~skz14 @s@h~g a s1yE@
rs~as $50 80 r~ysetiT s~st~a<~@ -
,-es.~ z0sss~ has<z@~ss - sss
spsssar - grs~zrS ~ s&ssstsea II
.s4sx xsrss ta~ - $50 sz~ossA Fas
49,. snA $40 -.s ~ss<ih=s fss@ ~
1880 % e.>a@<@. ~x=s - ~ 60 -
r 60 ~v<n.4ar~ - ssrs -,
ln..rs~.sS Aa lA~y~~s co. - - 80 No,
E&ssu ~ yo-sx xss $40 ~sAs
ks. sssss~< a1S $500 -@~
ax~1 h~ ~oar<s&a EsS -sA az
.eoSoxy See So v-sss ~ A4d ss@a~s Ar
-n~x1so<s "a zur~T
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS

The Japs imported to work the
jinrikshas Mt Chicago will have to re-
turn under the contract labor law.
BRITISH officers engaged in fighting
the slave trade in East Africa declare
that the trade is upon its last legs. and
that the Brussels antislavery act will
positively kill the whole business
AFRICAN a have lately become ex-
ceedingly atrocious, the suppression of
the slave trade believed to be the
cause. The savage Wangarus, after q
raid. made a sacr;ficial offering of 1000
captives they were unable to sell.
Four men were killed by the explo-
sion of a locomotive boiler on the Gen.
trail railroad of New Jersey.
Mn. MARX MAINS and his child were
struck by lightning at their home.
three miles from Matthew'S n. C.. and
both instantly killed. His wife es-
capped. The family were sitting around
the fireplace at the time.
The central statistical society of ST
Petersburg announces hat in Deem.
her last the inhabitants of Russia num-
bercd Ito, 000, 600. an annual increase Of
1,5O0. 600.
THE business failures for the first six
months of the present year are report
ed by r. q. Dun & Co to number 6o1A.
against S. 5s5 during the same period in
1890. The increase Of $50 failures is
unusually large, The extent of the
liabilities is also excessive.
SHERIFF n COLLECTOR JOHN WAR
FIELD. OF Desha county. Ark. is miss
ing and has failed to make settlement
with the treasurer. He is short in hi
accounts at least SIS. 600.
An immense lake is forming in the
Salton desert Of Arizona. which Is BE-
low the sea level. The water comes
from IN unknown source, probably the
COLORADO river.
EDWARD Y. ELrkxAEAp. who until q
few weeks ago wss president Of the
Fidelity Storage q Warehouse Co Of
lele-2S Market street. ~Philadelphia, left
town and Is said 10 be . defsulter Tor Q
large anount Of money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

EXCESSIVE heat in the south OF Russia
Is causing many deaths A curious dis
ease, disabling the arms and legs Of its
victims. has appeared in the village OF
Klutchechach in Mini Novgorod-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

DvsLIs. JnIy Mr.. Parneii heh .
Dsesing ~ Te-masxh yesterday He
ocodemned Ike house os Lords foe "a
aessoa regarding the lasd ball And ~
cu~ed The iss-,lorts ADD heslystes q
conspiracy. Affer-ard be rsiaiy 60
xsyed % speak ~ Esiionl proeahly sae
mat ho<sise district of csssouL ns~
he wss received By the p<sesss snd s~
sissereSs assLfrs<lfisG -sh hoo.s
asd grosn> sbosts of City etc.
md . banner vas displayed rePr~s<n'-
ING . kettle. Inscribed kitty. dsnaa-
too. bot hin seasdrd- Ts< Polke~ -
vOated . rsos
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

In an interview at Washington with
a reporter DR.. Leech, Of the mint,
said that the increase of circulating
medium during the next few months as
the result of the coinage policy now
pursued would be STA. 0O0, 0O0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

ACTING SECRETARY SPAULDINa has
decided that under article 2 of the Uni
vcrsal Postal Union convention, as
amended by the Lisbon convention of
March 81, 1855, it is forbidden to send
mail any packets containing articles
liable to duty. Acting under this
agreement, Acting Secretary S~paulding
has directed that hereafter all lottery
tickets and other printed matter sub
ject to duty bc seized and held subject
IN the provisions of the law in regard
TO illegal importations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

JOHANN Mosr. upon being asked the
customary question a TO his calling
when taken to fall, replied journal
ist," SO they promptly assigned him TO
work in the blacksmith shop.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10
eus,,c ossr STATEMENT.

-. zee v.s~ as.vssa NJ sAe rrssssry
p~psss~~~t
wa.HIxGroS. July a-The public
debt state msn, t.saca yesterday SHOVE
tia, the in,~ryst and non interest bar
iar de b. decreased sssiSsaGi daring
,ae month % June The new rePor's
"a foito~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

The London Standards correspond
ent says hat Count Won Munster has
caused a denial to be published Of the
report that the late Emperor William
had ever intended to dismiss Prince Bis
nnrrk
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

wasssssrvsL jay 1-Ts~ p<s.
s~ss ks $3.50 tA~ sssso.s@x sp~as
z<eea
l. TAo@poe. - CeA<sxe ~ -
r~~sss~r ~ r~hS< zes~ys IS ksfEti~.
Cod
H<sry Kss.Ass~a - A~sAgp 10
- rwT.sa<g u sA< hss6 oe1s 81 Js<k-
go. Mia
wniAAa " ssSosa~ - C-asne~ss<zs
eoa3i0sssrs sf psssssst we Charles
T. Ns<hssl r~~txn~A
JsAa ~ cn.to~d u o~~gna ~ -
aUsss f1< sa~ fs1-2ns u Casxlis
sgsscy 10 oF~yoa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10
Blork Mixture.

CurcAoo. July s-Tbe announcement
that John C Black had gone abroad for
his health has been the cause OF no 1T
tie annoyance @ Gen John c Black
ex-c,mmissioner of pensions The dim
Guilty arises from the fact that there are
two pruminent citizens of chsc.so
who answer to that name-Gea John
C Black. the lawyer, and Mr. John C.
Black. the hank president Lawyer
Black Is in his usual health and Is de-
voting himself 20 the practice Of his
profession while Banker Black seeks
relief 1t . famous Germsn watering
olnceL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

A SECOND Franco Danish cable ID 70
be laid in q few weeks. II will then be
possible to send a message from St
Petersburg TO Calais in ten seconds
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

PRINCE BISMARCK writes to the
Hamburger Nachrichten that the
Reichs Anzeiger. in recently deny
ing that the imperial government
asked the federal authorities to use
their authority to influence the news
papers against him, is evidently badly
informed and unaware Of the govern.
ment correspondence with the author
tiles of the federal states on the sub
ject He is understood to refer especi.
ally to Bavaria. The letter is tanta-
mount to defiance of the government
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

P~AnMrxeroS. MINI. July AT
Lakevilie. Eve miles from this Pisee-
Eli Mullineax. . noted despersdo and
horxe Thief. whose home il In Prince
ton. No, shot and Instantly killed John
yohnsoa. . worthy citizen Of the coun-
y and was thea wounded by son OF
Johnson. bot not seriously.
Peter Brisesdise. . eo0psssoo OF
Nulline1x. then shoe md instantly
killed young JoAnsos and voss6ed
Nn JoAns,a. Who rushed soihe asaiss-
ance Of her huxband and soa
Mullinsax and Briseudine ne u0sed
korse thieves 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10
ANOTHER CRAZY A x
Tulsre Swelling Oct, Compelling settlers
to Git"

Tulsre Swelling Oct, Compelling settlers
to Git"
TULANE, Cal. July 1.-THE wonder
full phenomenon now witnessed on the
Colorado desert at Salton, Ariz-, is be-
ing repeated here. where the partially
dried up Tulare lake. the largest body
Of fresh water in the state, is begin.
ming to fill up. driving ont many set
tiers who have located ranches on the
rich alluvial bed of the old lake. There
is a legend among the Indians of Tule
river that the lake once covered many
times its present area that Il receded
year by year till II had shrunk TO .
small pond. around which were gath
cred the fishing villages of their grand.
fathers Bot suddenly the waters from
the snow-capped Sierra rolled down
into the great Tulare valley. which Is
100 miles wide at this point. and the
lake began to spread. The Indian vii.
lagos were swept away before the oc-
cupants could remove their effects, and
many Indians were drowned Those
who escaped fed TO the foot hills n
they and their descendants refused 20
dwell near the shore of the lake.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

w..HfssrsS. Jsly NJ f@e-y.
cosysrsii<s ~ u~ e~rr~~<y. 49, va.
sporsisg that tiaas Essssts<r E~s.N q
G~insxfA ssd hssk Es2@ts~s -h~y
srI. ~ fSt1ss~rEh h.s b~~s 1s..a<t
~ t~mpo~Ay sssy !. f~bu@%iyhs& bas
ss.ss ssrh s~~.asnaxHt ssd "a
rsrtkzisr sisnsse.so- Th~J hHi ezs
pset~-s ,k~ ssssis.ssss q g. tasks IN
,b<s- s.srSes 49, -srs s~s~iy ~ss ,s
ihslss~lpAa4 !. Ia rsTsi.S orus~ *
bssxi.~.~ - sSsA4s n ks~wsS - to-
rxuis< v~r Tar vts<s k&f n~sskSs<
"a ID -ssh ~ fsiAsd ksks aAf ss~F
-o.iS ;sks so y4ss - ;S~ p~sssag -
s~stBx1ssr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10
COMMENT.

A GENERAL advance in the price d
anthracite has been ordered
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

CHICAGO. July SIT II limited that
one of the northwestern lines Is seri-
ously thinking of making a half
fare rate 10 ST Paul and reform
on the occasion of the pu9ilisiic
contest between Hall and Fitzsim-
mons in that city July p The Western
Passenger association has refused to
grant reduced rates for that event and
IL any reduction is made IL viii be
without authority from the association
II is said. however. that one road has
practically agreed to make a rate OF SIC
for the round trip. and IL IL has Il VIII
undoubtedly get itself into ALVEY row
with the competitors
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

AOO11 AONAAD O3Dk A1O1
GALVESTON was swept by . gale for
three days. Waters Of the gulf were
driven far inland
Ex- VICE-PREsIpENr HANNIBAL HAM
LIN, died at Bangor. Me-. on the night
of the 4th.
WILLIAM HENRY GLADSTONE, eldest
son of the celebrated English states
man, died on the 4th-
EXTENSIVE swarms Of locusts are ap-
pearing throughout the whole Of north.
ern India and they have also appeared
in the province Of Bengal, where they
are rarely seen
THE var department has received full
confirmation Of the report that the
threatened outbreak of Moqui Indians
in Arizona has been averted and the
leaders arrested
OK the Kanawa & Michigan railway,
near Charleston. w. Va, a passenger
train was wrecked on q burned trestle.
Fourteen persons we're killed and fifty.
eight injured.
THERE were two fatal balloon ascen-
sions in Ohio on the 4th. At New Lis
bon Aerouaut Charles j. Jones was
killed and at Elvia Mile. Zoetta Bent
ley met her derth. Both were from
Cleveland.
Two Of James Curran's children died
at Birch Coolie. Mimi, and another was
not expected to live They ate some
poisonous roots which they found on
the prairie.
WHILE volunteer iremen were work.
ing on . burning house in Dargon, Ger
many, the structure collapsed and four
Of the iremen were killed and Eve dan
gerously injured.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for
the even days ended July 9 numbered
l2S7, compared with eS4 the previous
week and le9 the corresponding week
of last year.
The Fourth. in . political point Of
view, was comparatively quiet The
day, nearly everywhere. was passed in
social enjoyment
| CLEANING house returns for the week
ended July 4 showed an average de-
crease of lis compared with the cor
responding week Of last year. In New
York the decrease was lL6
THREE students Of the Woodstown
Catholic college. St Mays county, Nd,
were struck dead By lightning while in
their beds at night Several others
were injured
ABOUT twenty per.oes were killed
and as many injured by the rsarend
collision near Ravenna, q Most Of the
l-s-:->-- l.---L-- H. NJ
lay.
Tn Gillian vessel Itata hes been
lsa4ely brought back % San Diego. Gel
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

Giss.iss Ds.-.tp q .'st si.iss 'Hs '-sss
..af.sFaxs

Gtrssiss Ds.e.t o q sst sisstaE tHs 't-sss.r
.ssat. oa.s
w~arntNaToN. Jolly s a special meet
ing of th~ cabinet Nss b.ii yc-truisy
f.r tho parT--~ q clearing az "fhri.i
business priur a. the ~prrAidsnts -"
par,nr- ioT Cay- Nav SECRETARY Halo"
was the only st~~s,~~. IL ~a~ decided
g. extend the o. Per cent hinds al ,
pr cent
The follow ,ng circular. extending IA"
a. pr cent G,bis. has t-~n issasst
from the treasury department
d. pstssasr. 80 ths frssrystsaa ssats s~I
va ID. straisf of laser = ENG, ~hsfsbg
th. loads "a tna "a pes - nt ie-n . 80 ssil-t
too roJsmpStun IN sd sstss - ptstsa~s a
I-I. publr rofire 10 h F~hr aBsnn tess 49,
20 the i-pa . 20 The $40 to.s sasS - pc
-.ni.i al thls oas oa 90 before srp susa-s
.. ~ ss. fof ~s"~staus sre aafsax go pisasuSs
20 the su.esssa ~ -ith iHt~T.st % "a Ssfs
20 . pss cent per snassa - isss - shsif
pa meat The date .-v.s sg~s SD
Hoad- pfysssi.t 60 ~satsaazsrs sbsss1d
- accompanies ty . f.la-as satstsntstF
in ths fufn Acres 81 usrsrs Sci sna cps
the suff ndsf - tee 'susas. -ub sash 90
qa-.s. ~. .,retarg 81 'bs tfe..aFy 80 20
tara Ia TIE s-u@F. rsEtstsF*a busts - usa
..ns i.aa -ah th~ 'sst tasI sssh bsa1s go
esatisn.t turinF tb- Fissssfs "a go go
-nh fst-rsat "a 80 fsio - ? -
cvrt PCS .suaHs srsssFs q spzsa tasHs e.
sv~f.a.~ .th tht. nstl IF.a fhs fsssfrs
"a l-.-ts g. - s~1n'fnus4 Sc sh~nsu grn
sus~t 49, tassssst s~ssss g. ssTtsu.hsf 2
30 81 - ps.s.ia - tba 's's go t-sssf'
$50 $3.50
a~-s.sr.3 bo@as g. - esesssa~i skeatt
- az Fs~f "a N. ss~r~sssr a ths tss.safT
tss -ssstf-ass~r 49, ---.sss+ss - - a7iF
ass-t .sJ ssa-ss~g ~ ass % Sac sHsFs
inah~stza - 49, fa3sFs~saas ysfatssf 80 -
h.ss "a sssk tsssa Ts~ aspsfts~es 49,
pep 80 ssr~ss~ i@f tfsssF"FtssAss 90 -~s
r~s~.~s sss.s tss psost.ass.s - tsss sc
sst-f. sas IA t=s-ss s@taFs~s 80 - sat
~ proposes ssEstsFsd @-a. a=tsas 60 $50
%. - bssv 20 sfs--t 9sakE&s fosfHa
susss
A espy % ,he eir~ulas ~ifl ~ msii~i
~ each bother - r~xi.isrss h-ssds AL
blank forEas - r~qa~.t ~ita bi.sA r.>
olsth,sss for The 49, - srses- Il iast-
iatksns sill si~p - Tor a-sad
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

ARxsss.s CTr. Ark Jsiy1 -f~ssL
orDsnts tally ssars Tho rp-Hst q ~
a~faIesitaa of shsr~ wsra~ld NED
n~ssisy si,ersa-pn be fsziy y~idsd 80
their eject sss lsi' &c asssphsN Ia
h-d ~ So eo B-is az 20 state ts
@bao4 i.s ssd i~s.s a@s u Isl - .
tsssi la-s Va ,ke a.sussszs<n In NAast&ss
- ,his A,ss fruss Isssis E0~k 49, ~
- sAeft -. aS 90 h~ ~taisasss - Ass
yssr ~ ~ stated hat Wars~t3 k@s
h~sxtiy "a egsasza ~fasarw&
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

river, near Fremont the other night
Engineer Morton was hurt ON his hip.
back and hand. but not seriously, and
Fireman Strickland was severely, but
not fatally, scalded.
The staid citizens Of Elmwood we're
recently 'all broke up" yer q ensa-
tional divorce case.
The trio of toughs, John Fitzgerald.
F. Thomas and w. +. willard, who
raided Townsend's clothing store ut
Beatrice. were given thirty DAYS in
Jail, when they will have TO go 70
Grand Island TO face the charge Of
burglary.
THE independent state committee ap-
pointed 20 select . point for holding the
next independent peoples state couven-
ton of that party has decided on Hast
ingS The time for holding the eouven
ton is fixed for August Is
The independents have issued = call
for q county convention to be held 1t
Beatrice July Is The Judicial COM
mittee of the same party meets July Is
in that city.
O. w. BEAN, the Burlington fireman
who was injured in q wreck near York.
and who had his leg amputated the Sec
ond time, died soon after the last oper-
alton
A LAMP exploded NJ the residence OF
l. n Anderson. in Omaha, the other
night. igniting the clothing of Ellen
johnson, . servant girl who was 20 e.
verely burned that she cannot receives
THOMAS E GARvIS. young man en-
ployed by w. l. Murray. who lives on
IN island nine miles south Of Waterloo.
was drowned IN the Platte river the
other morning while hunting the hssses
for the purpose OF attending the funeral
Of his employers child
FoUR sneak thisves, Who receatly
undertook 20 raid Town&end's clothing
Store 1t Beatrice, weFe captured end
lodged IN Jail
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

ts.h balance ~ thu
treasury A.Y a. - uz~&t
ts.h balance iu The
treasury I.ss =. tsst t2t~f@s
Itrfes-s daftsE ia
u..,tb 80
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-21
NOTICE

Il hereby given to each OF the aboye-named
delinquent taxpayers that unless the taxes
penalty ard cos.s be paid in full in current
funds to me at my office, on or before the
THIRD MONDAY tho 19;h day of January,
A. D. 1891.
That on that day in Hawthorne. in the county
of Esmeralda, State of Nevada. at the Court
house door Of said county, between the hours
OF 0 o'clock A NJ. and ~ O'Clock p NJ, to-
wit commencing at 10 o'cleck A. NJ. of that
day, ! wifi sell at public auction for current
funds, to the bidder who will take the smallest
quantity Of real estate assessed 10 each per-
son heretofore mentioned. to satisfy the
taxes, penalty and costs hereon, and that such
sale IL subject to redemption within six
months after date of sale by payment Of all
said sums with three per cen per month
thereon from date of sale until paid.
&. w. CLARK,
Ex-oficio Tax Receiver, Esmerada county,
Nevada.
Hawthorne December 3. 1890.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-21
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
John Niedy,

whose Postofflce address is Aurora,
Esmeralda county, State of Nevada, has this
day filed his application for apatent for fifteen
hundred linear feet ofthe Martinez No2 mine
or vein, bearing gold and silver. with surface
ground two hundred feet in width, situated in
Esmeralda Mining Distrc, county of Esme-
ralda, State of Nevada and designated by the
field notes and official plat ON file in this Office
as Lot Number 70 in Township 5, Range
twenty eight East, of Mount Diablo base and
meridian, said Lot No u being described
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at pine post 3x4x4 feet long, set
in mound of stone, marked Martinez No 2,
mine post No /, USS No ~, whence the sec.
tioI corner common to sections II, IS, 10 and
bears N 80 deg. 10 min w, 1,016 feet distant,
and post No 10 OF USS No 40 bears N IS deg.
w 300 feet distant. Thence
First Course-N Al deg, E 1880 feet, to pine
post 3x4x4 feet long, marked Martinez No 2
mine pest No 3 USS No r. set in mound of
stone, whence the northwest corner of the
J1netta patented mining claim bears n q
deg, w 30 feet distant, incline shaft "a oey,
45 min, w $50 feet. Thence
Second Courses 81 deg, E 200 feet, to
pine pest 3x4x4 fleet loeg, set in mound of
stone marked Martinez No 2, mine post No 8,
USS No ~, whence old shaft bears s 81 deg,
30 min. w PSI feet distant at 100 feet pine
post 3x4x4 feet long, set in mound OF stone
marked Martinez No mine post No NE
LII. USS. No. 70, at notice Of location,
Thence
Third Courses A deg W |, 800 feet to pine
post 3x4x4 feet long, set in mound Of stone
marked Martinez No 2 mine post No 4, USS
No ~. Thence
Fourth Course-N 81 deg, W 200 feet to be
ginning, containing s.5 acres, at 100 feet pine
post 3x4x4 feet long, set in mound Of stone
marked Martinez No 2 mine, post No. J, SW
LII. USS. No. 70.
| Magnetic variation, 1s deg 90 min, contain
| ing 6.54 acres.
The location OF this mine is recorded In the
Recorders office of Esmeralda County, in
Book A, page S73 of Mining Records.