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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-23
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

BoxHAM. FASSIS COUNTY, Aug. 90
Next Saturday J. NJ. Perry, the Fannin
County Favorite man, will begin the pub
LEGATION of a daily newspaper.
B. NJ. Vanderhurst, formerly with the
Herald, is at Bonham for the purpose Of or
ganizing a stock company 10 start daily
paper Denison Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-23
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

Machinists have arrived in the city to
place in position the five carloads of ma
chinery for the cotton seed oil mill The
mill viii be in operation in time for the IL
coming crop Greehvllle Herald.
Fifteen carpenters arrived in Brennan
Mol7aay to work on the McFadden COM
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press. and more are expectsd.-[Brenham

press. and more are expected Brennan
Banner.
Troy Bell county.--The Bolton oil mill
cotton seed house is nearing completion.
There will be some competition in the cot
ton seed trade this fall, as there are two
companies represented.
HuLsBoRo. HILL COUNTY, Aug 2l.-Ihe
Hillsboro roller mills are now running
twelve hours daily. and are averaging
seventv-fve barrels of -four.
William Lanham has put in a new gin at
his mil and expects to be ready Tor bust
ness this week.-EGlen Rose Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-23
TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS.

Goldthwaite wants q roller mill.
New Boston. Bowie county. needs a laun-
dry.
Pittsburg wants an ice factory.
AIenard Vile, Menard county, wants bank.
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$40 TO s25 CAV Be SAVED.
HOWE. TN. --a

Democrat Publishing Company, Fort Worth Tex ..
R--In 90
bought of recommend the machine As to work II "
neatly finished, light
chine machine. You - %
machines and will be well pleased with your b s;
HOVE
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ci,1gHsg AFTER THOROUGH TEST.

JOSHUA. JOHNSON Co. Tex, VA! ~ TT
Denorr Pub Worth, Tex. vi
EghArn premium sewing Hi.
give finds
swelIp all that
subscribe o h WtehIy i1-HAa se' F
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-23
IELEGRAPRiC BREVITIES.

At Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. the postoffice
department are waging waf on Canadian
papers containing lottery announcements,
and the mail has been detained.
The Manipur regent, the Aianipur agent
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TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

weighed oue-half mound each
,,,-o.,.4y, =. .t,ir,i,c, From, 1OOO 10 1900
~ a. 81 ;, ,r-,,,,gs Wv 3av
=. e,,o,.ii,,,- cunt. Good rains
,'- H. ~. III sa,.;ion of country
- - T,e+ ~ 3..,,s md the prospect
~ 'l-'' - rIr ti+,e VIII. rance water and
- - -, ,,l.,,fir,,i at nrnseut
S',7' ''sH ,o ,,..o,, :.
Troy. BELL 0oJNIi > Au-. ~ 49, ~ ~,
ocTlnnlns 70 !AaAs Us di'PSiI ~ i - -
toNh- mere nave oe'-i 80 80 49,, 10
NJ 70 Gaze. ne l'IiCc - ~ - - IL -,
FARMERS are IOaeIle 10 - - - ,,s,orn,,s
mas chufeS rulhei ''ie ms P,,.P ..t',
looking crops OF cotton. anu CI1 t I-.;Y ~
pes h'' money no" Ina. ltI' ~ - - I'D
larger crop Ms 'i4" 40 = '"' --'''
chance 70 i'7t IFS money
Omaha. NolHJS CoCNTY. aug. LII ne
1Ist bale of cotton received mere tLts year
was raised on the farm OF W. r. canyon.
i weighed ~" pounds. ana was snlu 70
fairer y LesFl' al c1h'9 pa 49, -,
prospects are immense -or S0o" '''.0-'
crop ,,-,-,--,. .,,,. on
-HtRMAN: tEAi-oN 90 - Ehu7' -
Boil "o;1iS ana sii.iL Sle~ltE . Gil
I'l'iie" Il! ''i-oI' ,,"i - W, ,.o,,-o,.- 10
IL paris % me 'oG"l| ,'.l -.
becoming d-"tHe'' - '". ~ ~ g.
Very encolf1E ~ = rev "tr ,. az" LIN,
man Is ID -aJ "iou." DS'. ',,,1 7I, ~. ,
ram, nc -"'' i-''L''e "''i' ~
D H. 'o-..'' 1,-,.-, ,,.-.,--,. .,- ao
o. .,..,. ~ fj. ,jrnr,tb ,iscol.r;lgiue re-
20, ,,,,', r,.,, I.,,,o q carlton of Mason
lI,, ,,,,.,..,i.,r NE cotton ,rop in IIano
..n,,, +, ,,-,. renorred a Total failure.
and in Eurncf count. the average viii be
one bale To every SIX acres Receipts 10
date ten bales. against SO the same day
la7' year.
FEEkELI~ KAUFMAN COUNTY Aug. II
Farmers are preparing 10 gather lGelr cot
Ton crop and are not finding enough hcIP'
and fear thor" VIII be a scarcity oil COTTON
P'C"ofS OF inc CROP ne Iii h,,
""'ns u"!l'"g' pu. - - ,.i',..-
pretty i1'I crop -''' ~, gu any -,
AEiLE\r, TAYLOR COUNTY Aug. IL
Cotton and wheat are coming on .ue mar ,,
hGt ~ Is. n.y., anu ,ti -, to tI,.
.'.'l a. W. u 'r'1 -, .'''''''
~ -,
~, 49, ,a -. COW
49," - ~ 49,. 80, .,I5
PI,-ot' 49,, f,,,,, -, 10 -
Ia I,,i;t1,i,,,, IA cnI-e OH
tS"'9- W" ''' " - u us Nv
~ ''i'N
SHERMAN. IEAfNDN COUNTY aug "a
Tho oroulh al ms point IS broken. o'5
ram Is falling. Wo hours before lno 4atL
y,< AI,TYxr. GnArsox COUNTY. Aug.
some eight miles southeast of mere in this
Ii h. I..iV
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All That IS CLAIMED fo8 IT.

Demo Co, Fort Worth Tex.
COMMUNICATIVE No.4 premium
is to any
exceedingly handsome and well i'm
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A Classic Il cir.

There is growing in this city genera
ton about which few persons here or
abroad have definite ideas. An example OF
it sat in the private Office of an ancient,
celebrated, conservative dry goods house
yesterday Don't fear to talk before
him." said one of the partners Of the firm
TO hesitsting debtor; 'he hasn't the time
TO listen. True, he has nothing to do. He
is a poet, you know. He reads Pindar in
the Creek text. He has learned Hebrew,
Arabic, the oriental languages, including
Sanskrit, and knows by heart all the die
,ionsriss. Yes, suppose you would call
him dude He is heir to the millia2ANl
our senior. New York Ti0se
---sq
If you want.1GlSoi OF try one of those
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As NEAR PERFECTION AS POSSIBLE.

The Worth -.-..-
The machine received in good order and is pronounced & M
possible for
found, that the thread post Is TOO ~
respec
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TEXAS IMMIGRATION.

Cummins Sterling county.-Setlers are
coming in daily and securing homes and
building houses.
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.n Gn0a AZ Ivy $50 AAcHLNE.
DEKALB, TEX, May 10. ls9-
.urrh Gazette:

.,vrth Gazette - IN
received your premium sewing machine We have tr
.andf good machine 'he
pay humbug about it. Respectfully u ~ MI
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DELIGHTED WIN IT.
TULIA, TEX, May II, I'5L
nnrnnc1.at Pnh O.. Fort NORTH. ~:

CENTS of premium sewing mac
dvhi isneatyy
7aslotr iNe '-''-' lN1 N' 7
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WELL PLEASED WITH IT.
The Democrat Pub.

Democrat Pub. Worth Tex. ~. time anI a1
machine
pleased e"-'ent work and is Eopa
Yours respectfully MIS- ~ :"
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YELL pLElSEl LyLLH ".
To the Gazette:

SIR Nv machine arrived in and all than t''
nended My well pleased with the work thai u
respectfully u -- "
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GAZETTE. Fort Worth. Texas.
FIRST LASS IN ALL RESPECTS.
To the Fort Worth Gazette:


To he tWorthG -:
CONFERENCE.-THE IiglNrm sewing machine is all you claim lo
Il ;
dissatisfied with it at the PR 't
Truly
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=. subssria1 ns Weekly GAZETTE; only
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-23

If you 30 Of try one of those
superb 1n1e4Sdes at ]. P. Nicks & Cos.
, 1891-12-08

The following is the delinquent municipal
tax list of the city OF Olympia together with
appears on the delinquent roll for the year 1891,
now in my hands for collection:
, 1891-12-08

AYERS ADDITION - BEGIN AT NORTHWEST COR
NER OF LOT IA, BLOCK q THENCE SOUTH 270
FEET, WEST TO BOUNDARY STREET, NoRTHLY
270 FEET, EAST TO POINT OF BEGINNING.
, 1891-12-08

N squires, lot l. block It,. 2 10 II 221
N squires, lot O. block 1.. 210 IL 221
Ed Ingersoll and Jas Hilder-
brant, lot 10, block 2........... 40 70 2 50
Franklin w Thornton, lot 15
block 2............................. 2 10 IL Q 21
Jno Q Ellis, lot IL, block o.. Q 10 IL 221
Jno Ellis, lot 49, block 2 10 IL 221
w Jiukins and A Stevens
lot IS, block k3................... l 80 90 50
w Jinkins and A e Stevens,
lot 10, block 20............... so 90 SO
w y Jinkins and "A E Stevens,
lot 20, block 3.................. 80 09 80
, 1891-12-08

70 OO 60 70 eo
!, :, ,
2 Y y . o.
8 48 10 > e.
f % q
, 1891-12-08

MoTTMAN's SUBDIVISION OF LOTS 9, 10, Ii,
BLOCK 3, AYERS ADDITION.
Geo A Mottman, lot 1..... so O8 5s
Geo A Mottman lot 2............. So 08 S.
VIM and Annie Jessup, lots g.. 50 08 / s.
VIM and Annie Jessup, lot TO-. 90 Is Is
HENRY & BoLLINGER's SUBDIVISION OF NORTH
VEST 4 AND SOUTH q OF BLOCK 6, AYERS
sallie Henry, lot 6, block L.. 1 "a o. 15
Sallie Henry, lot 7, block l.. "A OF 81
WHITE & MARIs' SUBDIVISION OF BLOCK 9,
AYERS ADDITION, EXCEPT T o g. GHRRC CO
RIGHT-oFWAY 100 FEET WIDE OVER SAME
, 1891-12-08

AYERS ADDITION, PART OF, AND PART OF FRAc-
moN = OF BLOCK 81 OF SWANS ADDITION, IN
ALL 115x $50.
R H Smith, lot l, block 2,,.".". 90 45 45
, 1891-12-08
SWANS SUBDIVISION OF BLOCKS SO, 60, 81, Ga, 65
&c, SWANS ADDITION

John NJ Swan, lott, northwest
subdivision block 59.......... 48 O3
John Swan, lot 2, northwest
subdivision block 59........... so OF IL
John Swan, lot 5, northwest
subdivision block 5o.,;.....,. 80 o7 Ii
gubdiyision, block 59.........;.. SO % {
west subdivision block 59... 20 O6 Il
Edward Scully lot Z, north
west subdivision block 3d.; 2 10 10 81
John M Swan, lot J. northeast
subdivision block 59..,,:....,: 18o % X
subdivision block 59........... 90 Is g
John Swan, lot s. northeast
subdivision block 59........... 2 10 10 Q.
John M Swan, lot 5, northeast
subdivision block 59..;;.....: 1e8 O8 i;
John M Swan lot 9, northeast
subdivision block 59............ l 6S 90 Il
John NJ Swan, lot 10, northeast
subdivision block 59........... ! 68 O9 /,
west subdivision block ST.; 50 42 g!
John M Swan, lot l. southeast
subdivision block 59........... IS 90 L,
John NJ Swan, lotto, southeast
subdivision block 59........... ! 68 09 L,
John NJ. Swan, lot 2, southeast
4 Subdivision block Do. 68 90 IL
subdivision block 59.........' 68 O9 II
, 1891-12-08
COLLEGE HEIGHTS

Mary Jane Marrs, lot g. block
bZ w ~
i7.,,;T:.,;;...;...:..;..,..:.;,;...,;, g. O8 10
2l.;..,...,.;,.;,:...;.........,....;: 24o 70 252
yidedj block %. 8..S.;s-..;.;y.;. 90 80 80
28.:;..,...,.:...;;,.;..::..;.;.;. - ~ : @ 80 90 SO
51.........,,...';,,,.,..;,;.,..;. r ~ @ 20 Os rs
..,..................., - nm. 20 o6 128
Chas Carpenter lots, block 81 20 06 26
Chas Carpenter, lot 9, block 54 l 20 06 L 26
PAMELA Hale, lot 6, block Sc 2 76 IA 2 80
PAMELA Hale, lot 7, block Sc l 56 IS l IA
PAMELA Hale lot s, block Sc / Sc 1S / IA
PAMELA G Hale, lot 9, block So / Sc 1S "a
Pamela G Hale lot 10, block56 / Sc Is / IA
Alice E Savage, fractional part
unnumbered, block 58..!.,... 20 81 Al
P HALE's SUBDIVISION OF G II HALE's ADDI-
TIoN.
PAMELA Hale, lot of lot5
block ck13.......................... 60 03 GO
block X l5.,,:,.;;s..:..::-;... @ ~ :: - 60 oa es
Ia bioeF ii.i i. = J. 4: p oa Is
block k14.....,,...,,...,.........,..,. @ 49, p Os rs
, 1891-12-08


80 90 l s5 40 g5
50 90 8 IS 7a As
81 90 4 20 88 20
4g 20 2 46 81 66
:, = 50 90 : : :, :. . . !. !
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
Stricken Chicago.

A dispatch dated Chicago, March
%, says:
Easter here seems little short of
mockery. Official figures tonight
make certain that tomorrow, far from
bringing forth a pean of life, will
witness the largest number Of funerals
ever held in Chicago in a single day.
Over 1000 deaths in a week is the I'M
precedented record. The city is be-
ing literally crucified with the grip.
BY strange irony of fate, even the
death count was stopped to-day for q
time by the extraordinary disease.
Assistant Registrar Crowley, who has
for years kept the statistics Of the
deaths occurring throughout tho city,
had at noon YEARLY recorded the
920th since last Sunday morning,
when he became LOO weak to continue
the CHASTITY task and was taken home
in a cab. Registrar Tomlinson in
person was obliged TO continue the
death record.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
A Rnw "RIItIni.m..n

The use Of the adverb directly" for
the conjunction "as soon as" is distinct
ly n criticism, says Eugene Field in the
Chicago News, but it is not slang. On
the contrary, knocked up" for weary"
or tired out" and "seedy" for Ealing"
these arc fair examples of British
slnng-not of the thieves slang, but Of
the slang that obtains in polite circles
throughout the United Kingdom.
Certain English words which the
British use are much more desirable
than the corresponding words used gen.
orally in this country. For example:
The word lift" is better than the word
elevator" for the reason that lift" is
English and elevator" is Latin. On
the other hand, our British cousins rare
ly "bcgin;" they commence" They
seldom "end;" they ''fnish"-that is,
they say they do, but they don't, for to
say that n thing is finished is equivalent
to saying that it is finally elaborated
and polished to the degree of which the
creator is possible. Very little in human
life is finished.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
A GOLD BUG SENATOR.

The Eureka Sentinel publishes q
biographical sketch of Senator Pow
ers, Of Montana, from which we re-.
produce the following extract:
"This fellow Powers occupies one Of
the two stolen Senatorial seats from
Montana. He voted against the Sem
ate Free Coinage bill last Winter.
He is disgrace to Montana and the
Union. He kept himself out of the
penitentiary few years ago, as is
asserted, by hiring witnesses to per-
jure themselves in his behalf. He
first stole himself rich and then stole
q seat in the Senate. He is a man Of
no brains AMI is utterly devoid Of
character. His colleague, one San
ders, has been the instrument of the
Northern Pacific Railroad for twenty
years. There is this difference be-
tween Sanders and Powers. Both
are scounderly rascals-net. But
Powers is q fool while Sanders has
ability. It is a singular thing that
the Republican party in running and
electing men to the great Offices never
seem to care anything about charac-
ter or past records. AT least two Of
it's Presidential candidates in recent
years were men of badly smirched
ohaoters, while in Office, and upon
grounds that wouli carry onyiction
to any unbiased mind. But official
integrity, or the lack OF it, has but
little weight with the g. o. p. as a
rule, if we are to judge by the
numerous cases that have been
brought to the notice Of the country.
There seems to be a something in
certain kinds of partisan politics that
blunts the public conscience"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
Valuable earn.

Tho Census Bureau, with all the rest
Of its work, has been attempting to rs
certain the value of the carp which have
been introduced into American waters.
A writer in the Boston Transcript says
zone man to whom schedule was sub
mitted replied that the carp in his pond
had been worth thousand dollars to
him in the past six months. His wife
had been sick, and he had fed her ex-
clusivcly upon carp, to which diet he at
tributed her recovery. She was worth
a thousand dollars, ut least, therefore
he estimated his gain on his investment
ut that sum-"
-Ada--"So you have been TO sec your
husbands friends, have you, Lulup And
how did you like his mother?" Lulu
"oh, ever so much, Ada. She made me
feel so much at home. Why. in less
than twenty-four hours after arrived
there she had me in &he kitchen wiping
Dishes" -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
Counterfeit Silver Certificates.

The Secret Service officers declare
the 81 silver certificate a most dan
gerous one. The vignette Of Hancock
is as fine as the original and the
lettering and lathe work is an exact
copy Of the Treasury note. In fact,
the only difference is too minute tn be
visible to the naked eye. In tho
upper left hand and lower right hand
corners Of tho genuine note is figure
"2" aud on it's face is engraved in
characters 80 minute they are not
legible except under magnifying
glass, the word "two" repeated three
times. In the counterfeit the words
similarly engraved the same number
OF times, but in two cases the counter
feiter has made the letters read ''owt."
The discovery Of tho counterfeit is
not new thing.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
EnRland,s Penslonera.

There are number of notables who
are enjoying n pension for judicial
services in England. The Earl of Sell
borne and Lord Herschell receive each
five thousand pounds year as ex-Lortl
Chanccllors, but sit with the Lord
Chancellor and the lords of appeal in
ordinary for judicial business. Lord
Blackburn, many years judge of the
Queens Bench division and for eleven
years lord of appeal, enjoys an allow
ance of three thousand seven hundred
and fifty pounds. The pension usually
granted to n puisnc judge on retirement
after not less than fifteen years service
is three Thousand five hundred pounds
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
A Fatal Year for Alpine Guides.

The climbing season of 1859 was moro
fertile of accidents than any since the
fatal year of 1882. Only one English
man, Mr.. Arthur Mcnamara, was
among the slain; but the number of
guides who lost their lives during the
summers work was exceptionally
large. OF the nine guides and two
portcrs thus killed no less than nine
died literally in harness, with the rope
round them and their sacks on their
shoulders. Except in 1870, when three
travellers and eight guides persisted in
one storm at Mont Blanc, there has never
been in one year such n tale of slaugh-
ter among those who earn their bread
by helping men from the lowlands to
climb mountains.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
Society Out West.

"There are" said the drummer, "some
persons who seem to think that the peo-
pie of the far West, however cnterpris-
ing and hospitablc they may be, live in
a rough-and-rcady sort of style. OF
course, the fact is that people of refined
tastes like to be civilized wherever they
are, and in these days of quick commu-
nication the people at all established
centers of population live in about the
same manner throughout the country.
One would be likely to find as many men
in dress suits at an evening social enter
tainment in a Montana or a Texas city
as he would at any similar entertain
ment in an Eastern city"
The Pusher.
The pusher is a tt!,le utensil with
whose use the majority of bachelors
may be unfamiliar, for it is used only
by small children. Even the be- t
bred youngster is apt at first to help
himself with the tools that nature pro
vided-to push refractory bits of food
vron his spoon with his fingers. The
r.E:!:cr has hanGi3e like that of small
srocif. Instead of bow! it has across
t::s': :: -. *"I - right angles with it a
htEc s2'..Ls-,Haped piece of silver with
Rla cEI-s curved .sliI :l.,y forward, so
.',St .t:.o zoo! can not slide off at tho
GSdcs. W. L. srocn in one hand and O
user ia re o'..er some Children can
T., V1anIer.;. ! rAr.3.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
SHERIFF'S SALE
In tho District Court OF the State OF
Nevada, In and for tho County OF
ElkO.
ARNIH g. KINdRRuRV

E. c. HARDY, MARY II.
HARDY, his wife, OAs-
IS RANCH COMPANY, q
corporation, Er AL,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
Advertising

It II said win soil anything, this Il
true In = measure; but for staying
qualities merit II the test. Extensive
advertising may sell anything where
Il In new or unknown, but after Il
comes into general use, It is judged
Scoording t. its worth. The continued
and steady growth of Swift's Specific
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01

Cheyenne Stock Journal:-Salt
Lake butchers are reported as going
over into Nevada for beef cattle.
There are not many fat steers left in
the great basin between the Rockies
and the Sierra Nevada. Prices should
advance from this date, as grass
cattle will not DO ready for some
time.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
SSS

u tho best evidence of its excellence.
1t is most popular where it Is best
known. Every bottle sold. sells ten
others. Every one that takes 1t be-
comes its friend. and recommends u
20 their acquaintance.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
nailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ l, 1oarrett Pierce, warn ali persons
whom II may concern not to credit or trust
@. P. Bernard Lollor on my account. as d.
not intend to, and will not pay any debts d
his contracting on and after tia che All du
Of March, 1871.
/. ...... 9ARRRTT PIERCE.
carlin, Nevada, HGSah 4. 1891, In
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on
Thursday, Tho 9sEi day Of April, 1891,

at twelve O'Clock, noon. OF that day, in front
of the Courthouse, in the town and County
of Elko, State Of Nevada, will, in obedience
to said Order of Sale and Decree of Forcclos-
ure, sell the above described property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy
plaintiffs judgment, with interest thereon
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for
cash, in lawful money of the United States.
MILF POLK,
Sheriff Elko County.
BY. II. TABER,
Deputy Sheriff..
Elko, New, March 81, 1891. z0t
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-01
Defendants.
Plaintiff,

Defendants.
hinder AND BY VIRTUE OF AN
~ Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure
issued :out of the District Court Of the State
of Nevada, III and for the County OF Elko,
on the sOth day Of March. 1891, In the above
entitled action, wherein Arnie s. Kingsbury,
the above-named plaintiff, obtained judg-
ment and decree against E. e. Hardy. Mary
! II. Hardy, his wife, and Oasis Ranch Com
pany on the 3oth day of March, 1884, am
| commanded to sell all those certain lots,
pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and
| being in the County OF Elko, State of Nevada,
particularly described as follows, to-wit:
The East Half of the North East Quarter
and the East Half of the South East Quarter
of Section 10 Township IS North, the South
West Quarter of the South Bast Quarter of
Section "a Township 36 North the South
East Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of
Section % Township IS North, the South
East Quarter of the SOUTHEAST Quarter Of
Section 81 Township SO North, the South
East Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of
Section Township 35 North, the West Half
of the Northeast Quarter OF Section %
Township 35 North, the SOUTHEAST Quarter
Of the south-West Quarter of Sect 10
Tow 1ship 80 North, the Northwest Quarter
of the North East Quarter and the East Half
If the North-West Quarter of Section 81
township 33 North, the Southwest Quarter
of the aouth-West Quarter of Section %
Township 81 North, Lots & land the South
West Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and
the West Half of the South West Quarter of
Section Township SO North, the West Half
nf ha n O,,o ~ "a
Township IS North. the West Half of the
Southwest Quarter OF Section IA Township
IS North. the East Half of the North Eust
Quarter of Section % Township 35 North, the
SOUTHEAST Quarter o. Section 10 Township
IS North, the North Half of the South East
Quarter and the Southwest Quarter of the
SOUTHEAST Quarter and the South East
Quarter OF the South West Quarter of Section
% Township So North, all of the above
described lands being In Range &C East 81.
d B. &. NJ, and embracing 1871 and 44-1OO
acres.
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