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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-10

The Chloride Belt has the following:
ssifA About o'clock on the night of Nov.
ember 10Th, as SIR 'Wason was about
'ttqaepch the light IN his house at Silver
.Reak. Nc heard 5 husky voice outside
'tlle door asking for adnittance. lie
.'batie his late caller to enter and be vel.
come. but he replied that his partner.
|'evercoms by exhaustion, had fallen by
the wayside, and that if Mr.. Wasson
would accompany him they would bring
him in. The stranger having caught
sight of a bucket Of water made rush for
IL. and Mr. Wasson had to interfere to j.
prevent him fso.n Consuming Sths entire ]
contents. They then started to find the
mans comrade. Enroute TO the place
where he lad sank down exhausted, the
stranger whose pzns'wasJ ohs A:sHafs
ringtonI briefytol .bis elss Himself
and big eonpsniop. g. Hciton, had left
Pische TIM. iass of October Sbodnt for
Candelaria. Everything went well with
.themuntl they left rwinSprinRs." About
/ ten miles from he Spriugs they yncame TO-
| q deserted cabin ,Sapposipg this To- be-
landmark known as Stone Cabin, they
shaped their course in accordance a,with
directions previously recSseds hnd ! 1t
,sundown made dry camp I'D S4meA 10
the disagreeable ceeclusiop that they
were LOST The succeeding dA tksir
course was changed and, ats6QAgh L
sharp lookout was kspt. nc.~xtsrr wss
discovered. They were nov without
l'tsod and had not tasted watsr "A, thirty.
| six hours The morning ri The third
day they chewed up some oata thes hsa
I with them for horse feed. and struck out
in the direction Of the White Mountains,
: the snow,cappsd' tops Of (which rose in.
yitipgly before them, Toward the latter
part of'thedsy Holton showed sigas d
@eakne and they decided to kill ono Of
!. their horses. They did 80 and drank the
warm Blood but it would not set upor
! their stomachs and seemed to increase
their desire for water They cut Of
some steaks from the dead animal, bu
their unquenchab thirst seemed y
;. make food ~dietasieful., The. fourth de-,
they came to road and resolved t,
travel upon it es leng as their'strengtl
!. (.,t,d or until they sean,e.stp y 4 hume
,, na6it It'o" A. thssus sss ou tfs fsps
: til Ia, anu nuthlue hut = desert was il
.,ght both n,un iylt ,tespouleut. H"lto
talked strongly 1t giving u, AMI y W
down to die. Harrington urged HIM t
7 exert himself while longer, and tw
\ hours after darkness set isi thsg tiiscSa
; cred the light in Wasson's window, m
u Holton fell exhausted.
9 The two men were Hospitality ente
Q tanned at the Peak, and after restin
u the remainder Of the week they starte
: for for his pleps M & 'rFifrs ie5 oasasl otassral'srl
. .-1' zt.steaSE TcH
!" r All kinds Of Christmas tree ornamen
T. can be had at Wertheimer's.
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I.s~T ,sN TaH DESSERT.

an7 4Gg QEAN q;
Two toeho,'s En-ttouts 90 Candel-
ala p-tns ths swasm -. Hls"l - Of
d irn-ir aeryrf 10 shs Val "a lIsps.so'
:" easssh RI -tr fh,r.g Sssst'as Ssss
- .,.s,d aoitva'. Pittsbls PIksht
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-10

Now is the time Of year when the cat
Tie Of this section leave the valley below
us 10, graze on ::the bunch grass Of tn
mountains. Attention is called to this
fact that the engineers rcnning between
Phoebe and Jackrabbit will be little
moro careful on their behalf.
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b tTpys, toys, toys at Wertheimer's.
.sa II ktFf& % As6S
The finest display Of holiday goods is
at Sam. E Wcrtheimers. Cali.
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Take your little ones to see the toys
a Wertheimer's All now and fresh
ssods. >
1l,ottie Of Trib should be in every
hepsshold
Dont forget that s. z. Wertheimer's
! is the only frat class oigsr ssore IN
town. ao ~ ,fGlip . ~ "a
aea.tH
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29
STATE NOTES.

The annual inspection OF the Sixth
Regiment. n. G.. n. j., attached TO the
Second Brigade, of which General w. j.
Sewen is commander, was held IN ATTAIN
tic City yesterday. They numbered 600
men, Colonel w. I. Cooper in command.
The inspecting officer. Colonel ID. B. Muir
ply, was assisted by Captain H.. Markley
of his staff. IL is understood that the
regiment will ave several marks OF merit
placed to its credit when the officers make
their report.
Ocean City is to nave a gas works to
cost sl2,OO0, and to be ready 10 supply gas
by June %.
William Wilson, an inmate of the Glou-
cester County Almsnouse. has just been
granted a pension of S12 per month, the
arrearage amounting TO 5000.
The new shirt factory OF Steiner s. Son
at AsburY Park was opened Monday with
a force of sixty. The building and plant
cost SAC, 200. and will be further increased
if enough help can be secured.
The Monmouth County Agricultural
Fair Society have decided TO hold a six
days exhibition, commencing August 81,
or the grounds of the Drummond Driving
Park and Horse Breeders Association at
Asbury Park
Coroner Shannon and Detectives
Housed and Oliver are at Perth Amboy to
investigate the circumstances attending
the sudden death of John Alexis in q
boarding house on Division
street last Sunday morning. Conflicting
statements touching the manner OF
Alexis death, coupled with the death less
u a month ago in the same dwelling,
aud in much the same manner, of another
hungarian, impressed the authorities
with the belief that an investigation
should be made. IL is also asserted that
the autopsy held by County Physician
1'onohu revealed the presence of arsenic
IN the tomac of the dead man, which is
now undergoing analysis.
ia raoid dog passed through the little
farming settlement of Turkey. Monmouth
county, about five weeks ( and bit u
Number OF dogs and sheep, a COW belong
ing 70 Phllip Zinzer, aud a valuable horse
owned by William HUFF. Several of the
dogs that were bitten were killed the
belonging to Peter Wall, that had been
bitten, bad an attack of rahbies and was
Killed: Zinzer's cvw showed unmistak-
able signs OF going mad last Thursday
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Notice to Contractors
and Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS I'LL BE- RECEIVED ny
> the Board OF street anu Wafer commissioner
on Monday, NAY =. ta5i, At % O'Clock a. m. for tae
building and erection OF a vault atdif ION 10 the
Or esent onlce building In accor aaee with
plans sud spcclleations on ME In the Office ef
the Chief Engineer. where blank forms Of bid and
agree ment u surefiFs must be ontalnsd.
Proposals must b enclosed In sealed envelo0eR
endorsed ~frop0sais for buli1fng vault" direcfed
70 John z. Madden. ks3-. Chairman OF Com miftee
or Public -uilainsS Docks ano Parks" and hsn4
ed 70 the Clerk Of the Bnar1, In open meeting.
when called for 10 the order OF business relatins
10 sealed Drupozalz
No city onlci2i viii ns acceptei a. surety. nor
Will a substitution Of sureflss 1e allo wed.
his Board reserves the rlght to reject any Or all
bids II deemed Tor the best Interest Of the city %
10 DO
Hy order OF the Board Of Street aaa water Com
GEoReE I. BoureSs
DARED Jersey city. Mag i6. 1851
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day. aud tho owner had her killed The
same day a number OF lambs on the farm
of Charles Hall became rabid. aud they
were shot to death. On Friday night
William HuH's horse. tina had boen kept
for foul weeks after being bittcn, went
mad and apparently suffered Intensely.
IL finally became uncomfortable, and
while ia commissions during the night,
broke its jaw aud o afterwards bled TO
death. Undoubtedly many other ami
mails were bitten nc the same time as
these, and the people are In a state OF
terror
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church parlors Early next month. The
proceeds will 60 to the church.
William Henry, a brakeman employ ed
py the Central Railroad Company, fell
from the top Of a freight car at the yards
at Communipaw this morning, aud re
ceived severe injuries about the head.
He was removed to the City Hospital.
The Lafayette Literary Circle will meet
this evening at the residence Of Miss Anna
Meyer on Pacific avenue.
The sewer basin at Halliday street and
fuse matler
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TN cHANCERY or NEW JERSEY.
Between the Jersey city Insurancs Company.
com claimants. and Ann Miller ct ais, defendanta-
On BIZ. &C Special order for publication.
IL satisfactorily appearing - the CoQrr that John
Woods. the person who held under William g
Bockus. the UortgaEor. IN the mortgage IN the Bill
Of Complaint In said cause mentioned, Is dead. and
MS heirs and devlsees and The persons now holdlng
under SAID mortgagor are wholly unknown
the Court that MARI Nell wife OF Peter > ell. In her
lifetime claimed 20 BE- a daughter Of said John
Woods and as such claimed 10 have some IuteFe -
IN sad lands. and that the said Mary Neil and
Peter Nen. her husband, are dead. and ths heirs
and devisees Of said Mary Sen are wholly un-
known
1t Is on this nineteeu nth day OF March. eightsen
hundred and nlnetg-one. on motion OF John Grinin-
Of counsel with the complainant ordered that the
unknown owners Of al that certain house and
on the north SIDE OF WAYNE street. Jersey CTS.
commencing one hundred and twenty ave feet
from the corner OF Grove and wayne streeta being
TWENTY-FIVE feet IN front and rear and one hundred
feet deep on each side. bounded on the west BY
lot Of susan Paulnier and on the east BY a lot Of
George ogden, and is known as los number . do
appear. plead. answer or defEur 70 the complain
ants biiL, on or before the twenty first day Of Sep
next, or that in default thereof. such decree
be made against them as the Chsncellor SHAH think
Ana il Is further ordered that this order shan
within twenty days hereafter be published IN Ihs
Jersey City News a newspaper printed At Jersey
CITY, in this state. ami continued therein, ct least
once a week. 70 within ten days OF the expiration
Of the time herein limited 70 appear plead, an
ALEX r WGnL
A true copy.
ALLAN AcDERNoTL
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A true copy.
ALLAN AcDERNoTT.
Clerk
TN oHAscEzr OF NEW JzRsEr.

To Alicia Clark. widow
Mary A. Clark. EDWARD A. Clark. Francis CLARK
and Lewis J. Clark. children and helrsatlaW Of
James >. Clark. dsceassus-
BY virtue OF an order OF the court Of chaneeryof
New Jersey, maze on the day OF the date hereof.
in q eause wherein Harriet N Cassidy Is complain
ant and you are defendants. you are required %
appear. plead. answer or dsinu- to the bill OF said
complainant on or before the twenty-third day OF
June next or the said bill viii be taken Is con
fessed against YOU
The said Till Is fled to foreclose q mortgage
made by James ]. Clark and wife to the fifth
Ward Savings Bank OF Jersey city dated March
q. 1871. on lands In Jersey CIV. New jersey
And you Alicia Clark. are made a defendant IN
said cause because you are the widow Of James J.
Clark. who died seized OF said mortg AGED pre- misses.
and As such you claim a right OF dover tnerein-
And you. Mary A CLARK Edward A Clark
Francis CLARK and Lewis ]. CLARK, are made defend
ants because YOU are the children and heirs at law
OF James ). clark. who died seized OF said lands
and as such you claim title to the same By descent
Dated April p. l-9i.
TRAPHAGEN 4 BEzKMAr.
Solicitors for ComplainanL
No. 70 Montgomery street.
jersey CITY. =
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Corporation Notice.


NoTIcE Is HEfEBY OWEN Thai on THE
n.os ~ ~ a. Ssy es fse5sery ~ Syp,ieanen ~s'
sloners b. Thomas Byrno and otsers FOR the I'm
FlFTEExru sTRFrr
between Grove street anu Erie street IN the TO-
loving manner. including AL Intersections
y-ssM5 ~ ~ sIes 80 ne i1l slatn .nereot
Billing tnc same % the established grade.
10 have new ono iach curt set on each sids
10 have the present curb reset ana new twenty
heh Saro - SAers -
! have new bridge stone cross~siks laid
To hareth present hrldgo-sto1e cross afks rs-
ald snd neN bridge stone bud where Necessary.
And az other wOrk done that MAJ b. necessary
eympiete the Improvement IN q good and suostan-
Sotics s also given that on the zsth lay o. Apru.
The board 81 sTess asd wsssr conmissiaasrs
viii probably be assessed and ne prooabls amount
Of benefit % each los or parcel Of fAnd, also tire
axe for the said improvemen t aad the same Is now
open 70 public Imposition In the once Of she Clerk
And notice Is also given fnat the following
streets or avenues or par uculsr sections thereof
are insieeea n iii STH5ssS1d R9rmsD-
from Grove street. 2 hrss street
from Fifteenth street aDoui IS feet north and q
ERIE STREET
from Fifteenth street about 3 feet north and .
Ana that the issh day Of June. 1881. az 10 O'Clock
and Water Commissioner are hereby fixed a. the
TINE and place when and where me Board Of
nosssrsnses ssalnss the sad iInpTovs@sns mat
b order Of me Bosrd OF Street and Water Com
missioner
Datde Jersey oty.Msy. Il 1871
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Corporation Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE 18Th
~ day OF May. 1871. the Commissioners OF
Assessment filed in the once Of the Clerk Of the
Board o. street and Water Commissioners their
final assessment map and report for tho ~consfruci
IN HANCOCK AVENUE
from Congress street 70 North street.. and the same
Il now open TO public inspection IN the o1lce Of the
Clerk Of said Board.
And notice Is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are in.
cluded IN said assessment
HANC0eK AVE,
from Con gress ST. to North It.
And that the sixth day OF July, 1891. at 10 O'Clock
q M, and the meeting room or the Board Of Street
and Water Commissioners are HEREBY nxe1 as ths
time and place when and where the Board OF
Street and Water commissioner win meet 70 hear,
consider and adJudicato upon aloblectlons 70 said
assessment and report
All objections thereto must be presented in
By order of the Board of Street and Water com
GEO. t. BoUToS.
Clek
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TN cHAxcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Mamie z Warner
Bp virtue OF an order OF the Court of Chaneery.
made on the ninth day OF May. one thousand. eight
hundred and nfnety-OAe. in a cause wherein Au-
Gustus J. C. Warner Is petitioner and You are
defendant. you are required 70 appear. plead. oe-
mnr or ansWer to the petitioners petition GA or
before the teuth day Of July next or that IN de-
fault thereof such decree VIII be made against you
as the Chancellor may tninE equitable ana 1ust.
The said petition Is nleo aEstnsS you for q
divorce from the bond Ct matrimony.
Dated Jersey CiFv. Nay Il 1881
JAMES CHAPMAN.
Solicitor OF Petitioner.
~ v ashinEton street. jersey Cit
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate az Vary Davis. deceased. Henry
SIenens. surviving executor Of NARY DAVIS de-
ceased b. order OF inc Surruaats OF Hud
son countv. aarec nav IL 1881. hereby gives
notice % the creditors OF said dscedent 10
bFfns IN their debts. demands and claims against
the estate o. said decedenf. under csEn or
Affirmation within nine months from the date
Of said order or they viii be forever barred -
any aeEion therefor asainsz SAID executor.
HENRI STEFFESS
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AroTIcF ID %cREpIroRa

Estate of Joseph Sheridan deceased. Patrick she--
idan- administrator OF Joseph sheridan, deceased,
" r-4er o. the surrogate OF dudsou county.
GATED Nav y, ISL nereDy Ives nocice 10 the cred
itors OF said decedent TO oring in their oeots. de
mands and claims agalnsl the estate OF said dece.
cent. under oata or affirmation wfthin nias
months IRON ths date OF said order. or tbeF will b
PATRIcK SERBIAN.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate Of Mortimer Mile. deceased Lfu.e Uccox
Anls and Augusta Il MA+ two q the execs>ors
s~urrogate Of Hudson County. 1aied April 2. 10.
hereby give notice 10 the creditors Of said H4r<r
dent 70 trims In their deb1A Demands and elainsr
against the estate Of said decede NJ. under Oath or
Animation wlthiu nine months from the cnt1 u
said orcer. or they viii o. forever barrsd q any
action therefor againss said exocators
L1LLtk liz MILLS
z MILLS.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

Estate Of William Purcell deceassd-cafharfne
Purcell. Misunderstanding Of William PureclL De-
ceased. By order OF the Deputy Surrogate Of Hudson
county. dated April 1. Eal hereby gives notace 70
the creditors OF safA decedent to bring in 1aatr
debts. demands and claims against the estate Of
said deceden Z und er oath or Animation within
nine m0ntns from the date Of said order. or thsT
will he forever barred OF any action therefor
cATHARLsE
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Estate % Nichasi nriscoll deceased -Elf1n Dsi<
culLuNen Farley and Prank J. NatE1ept executor
q klcanfi urf-coil. decsased. b orlef a 1s
DeputT Surrogate 81 Huds0u countr. GATED AprI
a. lb hereby give notice 70 tnf creditors % SIX
d~ecedcnt % brlnr In their DEBTS. dsmanfs An<
claims aEainst the estate Of anId feceaent un1ft
cath o. aurm1ton. within nine months from fh<
date o. said order. o. they viii ~ forever tarrH
Of any action therefor aEllnsf said oxecut1fH.
EiIEN uHfeDuLI.
OWEN FknLkr
FRANK J.
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NOTICE 10 caEpIrons

Estate Of Joseph Wilkinson. deceased. jar NI1
kinson, administrator of Joseph Wflxinsor. -
ceased. By order OF The Deputy surroz1te q Iil1-
son county. dated Nav 1, lt9L hereby rfrps no<Ic<
70 the creditors Of said deeecenf - brinT IN thelr
debts. demands aud claims aEn1nst the estate q
said dcccdcut under oafh or Affirmation within
nine months from the date OF aid order. o. they
Nin be forever barred OF ang acrion therofor
against said administxasor-
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NorIcE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Thon as Chamberlain deceased. Bertha
Chamberlain adnlstratr1x OF Thomas cAamoerlain
deceased. ny order Of Tee SURROGATE Of hudson ccun :
Is. Gated Nay H. 1891. hereby gives noflce 70
the creditors Of aid de eedent % bring Ia their
debts demands and clatIax against the est2te OF
said e~ece1en@ under o4tn or 411rmetto1. win
n nine faorta~ feoga tho dale u said order. Or
they wa be Forever barred Of any 2e1oa tA1re
tor ssAlnsL sid admlnistrakrix.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Stacy r. Fisher. d-eceasea-chnx1e1
Edw ARD Fisher. executor Of stacy X FISHER. 40
ceased. ~ order OF the Deputy Surrogate OF Hnt-
son county. dated Apru Z, f3l hereby gives noises
70 the creditors Of said deeedent TO bring IN their
1eOts demands and claims against the estate o.
said oecedenL. under oafn OF Affirmation within
nine moaths from the date OF said order. or The
viii be forever barred Of any action fhersfe
CHARLES EDWARD F1sHxr
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NOTICE TO oREDITonA

Estate OF George s. standishL DECEASED 1ohn =
Stendlsh. administrator q Georrs Z. s<sn11ahL a.
ceased ~ order OF the SurrDgate q Hu1<1n
county dated April : ISL. hereby gives ncfIco -
tne creditors Of sald decedent 10 bring In th<r
debts, demands and claims against the estate e
said decedent under oath or snlrmatIonL wi<h{u
nine months from the dafe Of sud order or r5ev
viii be forever barred Of any actIouA there
against said administrators
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

beth B0ylar. admt1istratrix Of Michael J. BuFIsn.
decreased, py order Of The surrogate Of Hu1son
county. dated Aarea 4 ISL hereuy gives notice 70
the creditors Of said dscedenr TO bring n Their
debts- demands anu claims against the estate OF
sid decedent. under oalh or ararmauan. within
nine months from the dare Of said order. OF they
viii Be forever barred O. any action thorefor
against said administrator
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CHARLES EDWARD FIsHxr
NOTICE 10 cnEp1roRs

Estate o. Edward Brady. Deceased. Hneh CO..
al ADMINISTRATOR OF Edward brady deeetErd.
order Of the Deputy Surrogate Of Hudsun co1u
dated April z, 1881. hereby gives notice 20 ~
creditors OF said .decedent 70 bring IN their oeo<
demands and claims againEt the estate Of said de-
eedenI under oath or aniluafion wi1nin uiH<
months from the date OF said ovder. or fb8Y viii ~
HUGH coxLE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Isabella Yoang. deceased John
Young, executor OF Isabella XOuug. deceased,
b. order OF the Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson Coun
n. darsd Nay y 1881. hereby gives notice u
the creditors Of said decetsut TO bring IN their
dettA demands and claims against the estate Of
satu deccdenL under oath or animation within
nine months from the cate Of said order. or they
viii be forever barred OF any action therefor
aSainst said executor
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NorIcE OF sErrLEMESr.

Notice Is hereby ssvsn that the account o. ths
subscriber. surviving executor OF George -0reE
cry. deceased. viii Be audited and stated By tn8
Surro gaze OF the County OF HUDSON and xepoFr8d
for settlement on Szturaay. the sn dag Or Mas.
laa1-
Dased February = A. D ISL
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Ncties Is hereby given rnsf the account OF tn
subscribers executors OF Abraham Q. Zarri<<loL
surviving trustee OF the estate OF foh1 Ton4ele. -
ceased. VIII be ardiied ana stated Nv the surro<se
Of the Coun<y Of Hudson, and reported for .e<<l9-
ment On Friday. the lA1h day OF July next
LANSING ZABRxsKrE
aTGI7STrS "a H&I~EIK
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF David Lock wood. eeeAssd-Geo T.
Woodiey and feuben Mason, Jr- executors OF David
Lockwood. deceased. By order OF the surrogate OF
tiee 70 the creditors OF said decedsnt 70 bring tn
their debts demands and claims against the es-
tate Of said decedenL under oath or Affirmation
within nine months from the dzpe OF said order. or
they will be forever barred Of any action therefore
AGAINST said executor.
Claims 10 be presented at the Office OF Pernly
Obeadorf q klsk, Jersey NIty, NJ
GEORGE ,. WoODlEY.
REUBES MASON, il.
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Sotfee ID hereby given that the accou1t ~ -
suesc<teer a guardian Of David O Cczc114r t14~
deceased. William Cox Eawar4 1v1eUA4
1Ha tmma Coleman- miEor4 VIII te 41ttzc1 AID
stated - the Surrnzsze u1 The coIu1y az 11.lE41<
Cav u J1rc nexk.
D2<s4 Aare1 ~ A. D. 1ss1-
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hsreoy gwen that the anal account q
the zGoscrl Der, adMtuisfrarrlx OF Thomas n nash.
deceased. xiii ue audited and stated By the SErre
gate Of me County CT Hudson and reported for
seftleaaeat on saturday. the twenty third 1ay q
hay Eext.
DaEsd March Il A. D. 1sg-
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Estate OF Richard Cotton. deceased Katie Co..
ton eEeeutfix Of Richard cotton. deceased b.
order Of the Surrogate OF Hud on county. dated
Aprfle f94i. hereby gives notice 20 the CREDITORS o.
SAID decedent 70 bring In their aebtk dsnend q ana
claims against the estate OF said 1ert1tut
under oath CT Affirmation. w1fhin nine mnu<r1
from the date Of said order. OF they will 10 forever
KATIE corTox.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Sorsss Is hereby given mat the nnai acsounE %
the subscriber. executor OF Margaret smith.
diseased. viii be au1i1et and stated BY Lie Surro
gate OF the counfy OF Hudson and reported for
settlement on saturday. the I'd day q Mar
ue1L
Dated March T. A. D. 18L