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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12
rHIs nEArs ~ ALL
An Ohio Dsraoer.t Wins a Bride on the
u. elIon Ee.ul.

An Ohio Democrat Wins n Bride on the
EI.e,ion Ee.ul.
CNcTSSATr, Nov. lL-Henry Ru'
dOlph, residing at Evanston, this state,
has for several years sOugh; the hand
OF Miss Lawrence, OF the same place,
but unsueeessfully. Just alter the Chi
eaeo convention Mics Lawrence bet Ru-
dolph that Cleveland would not win,
the STAKE being her hand Thursday
night Rudolph came 10 this city to gel
the returns. he Wss the most anxious
man in town. When It became known
that Cleveland had been elected he was
wild. Yesterday morning he returned
to Evanston. brought Miss lawrence to
the civ and married her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12
Si6
SO

The Tyler Dezk Co. of St. Louis, Mo.
have Just issued ;heir Mammoth Desk
ami Bank Counter Catalogue for 1873,
showing New Goods. New styles, with
a cut Of nearly if.y per cent below ali
former lists 4 standard Oak Roll-Cur-
tain Desk for SIG, should satisfy every
one that they mean Jus; what they say.
Catalogues free Postage lie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12

wouLD you ride on a railroad that
uses no danger Signals 2 That couch is
= -igual of danger. The safest cure Is
DR.. Woods NORWAY Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on q guarantee Of sa;is-
faction. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12

wAsurSsTox. D c., Nor. 1.-THE
Presidents most prominent visitor this
morning was Senator Sherman, OF
Ohio. The two distinguished gentle
men vera together about mali an hour
engaged IN strictly private conversation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12

LoxDoS, Nov. ia eoroners jury
sat a, Benheim to-day. The dukes So
licitors watched the proceedings. The
jury returned a verde; that death mad
result ed from nairual causes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12
PUBLIC SALES.
VALUABLE REAL E<EATE
- r1F--Is r rr - NE

AT PUB L AreI lN
EsilE dl b Al ho-lt-i ElA @ - - sils. 8;
pEy..r a-s.l n Ss'1re ~ .r1zf -Ar %. p
touFg Hols- 70 u1.o cJaa!T YES 1894 !
tse cisy Of Wa lag OF SAIU .spAi ~
dzv o. QeaD5cr. Lss= coGM 1sil- e. y o q
4 Il. lbs. re-r vailA5ls prop--ss sli.1-i ..
= Ezst sit= o. Maze; rel n a at 2
WAee n. y - e 80 a1l-s-s al tl.- 81 /.
uaer-o1 iaeT ar sit-Eei lrll- > 49, .
FruPlr.s occ4p.-i b. S.zl,ol 4 .'ar-z1.l-' 2, .
look sore and tie p-1PsrE q M U1s,
,osl = that uoF osc g ] - Wtii. AF
leTele-. aud - q srsttG-ast Ge-azs . - i
uue third o. tie pI-ch1se -'1er u "a
h. ne-ille IL rwo e lga.l El-1L fIrlr--
lnc inierss. t1n-l fEr Q. sa4s ls9 p
q . q % scare ne 7arr-ers O.. .
pcrc1zss a1zey. T4iis 1r.agu si.
WIL1.IA1 Z >INl-7'~
he above sale vas - as-lei p, SAL l- No
osaIas WI s-g.SlS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12

Dip Won ever see skirt made Of good
material for NC? ] believe We nave
nor. Well. then see /! Emsheimers
haven. them. II. EN.HslNEs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Ear.a Of .c-.s OF line o. g. L ( " 81
raj ia lf-s 1,r Kslsosi. o o = :
trg ssooi szL ,-=e p.-oe VII b. so.i n
e-yv tezns
q 5 a -, 5=4-l1a. eo4a=f, lail. o. 4 : : q
Ii, = ana y Ia c, 4 X.-sss s-bt.s.s.Sa-
MsNech5u
House ~ "a . ,f-eAL
Srou ole sou g-sni . e..
SeE h1gae els lifed AZ o. irlhsth s-re.s
: ore ROOM sd llrelI'z= - M1il s.rss-
Lo., "a u E-hih ua-d gariesa aad so-sf'
6rst -I,-f,
Ssae r5,z ar tEsrlsss -iissiaia stre.t
GEORGE II. CARNAHAN,
aal RcoaI lStNa-ss - e
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TEY q bottle OF BuSine and you vii
be convinced that 1t Is the best and
quickest insect exterminator known
= cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12
HERE'S A SPECTACLE.
The Government at Washington
WIN Be In the Hands Of
THE AO5TCURRUPT RIBGOH EARTH

The Associates and Tools OF tho Con-
victed Thief, Boss Tweed, the Malta
of American Politics. to be En-
throned at the Capital of the Nation
How Cleveland Purchased the
New York Victory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12

TUE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
u = brsgaS sparkling instructive t1-lilI
joarnA L i original u evsgJ dsPArszeaL
olsan Ia eveSy uns and suited = u 4 tnNade3
% nlescsl Gld inpaoVs ever member x "a
adntlJ. Wheiner N GILT q eoaaIS
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-28
COUNTY.

Ancona Arnold A D--POsfes o'y claim " Si0
acres land ON appl No o1Ca sec 70 Msh
90. ax s7s 80. penalty " 90 adv "a. total us a.
3 Ancops Alexander " D-PosHessory claim 70
- s'fs sa ' - e i Sssa. ~ ~ az b. s
Anoons psy,d lnaP~ssssory. oiaim TO 90
acres land on appl No a7cQ. sec u 7 20 Il Ga,
ran S1s 90 penalty "a sS adv ~ total $50 10
Asa.yo $500 c, - q = ;er e. lana
PIN 1881. tax 81 70. penalty II cts, siv a. total
Hsndmspn chss J-rosssssooy claim 70 20
acres Land b<irg zee Is 20 r % y On sppIn
~ s1ee. ts1 3 500. penalty % %. adv y total
Barbes Emma H posssssssy claim 10 the
Nwk Sec 50. T 20. . y 81 y. possessory claim
TO the MEN. SEX and MEN. Eco u. = %, 4 n
aE. sppln, loAsi tax sas % penalty - o. adv
bsIS ss i ssn y; S-pesssssosy claim 10 sw4
Sec 20. Z %, 3 \ 81 Il, possessofy ciaip 10 M
Of swh and Nwk Of sEA, ese u, T "a. \ Of
=, tax 20 81. penalty u g. adv "a, total Ssi 49,
BarthoIemy Nicholas Rossessofy claim 70
MY o. $50 %. tn 9 IA On spain ioaiS.
az ~, Y y IssslsS q oss adv a total q e.
land being the 81 Of eco u, and the Nik Of
geo y, ths sw Y o. eco u and the Nwk 81 .sc
adv " total tS3 %.
hlanoasst Lcu.s.-P osssssory claim 70 the
sen and BY Of MEN Of SEQ al r 40 9 q on
appl No iot57. and The Bh Of eh ON sppln
iol1l sec % T 20 8 r 81 and the Sen Of ses IA
20e % on appl l9Ste, tag S9I ID penslty
"a II adv - total S25 90,
Garden Q. Pqssessory olalm TO 100 acres
land snd irnpts tn Meadow Valley wash, 30
miles south Of Dulltonvills and known e ths
total go 60. -
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-28
HE PLAYED GLOW.
And So the Manager Thought the Great
yiolinist Was Doing Poor Work.

And So the Manager Thought the Great
yiolinist Was Doing Poor Work.
A music teacher who lives in small
story which goes to show what unap-
preciative ears classical music some
times falls on, when the owners of the
ears think that nothing is good music
unless it is fast and lively" The incl
dent, says the New York Herald, oe-
Cured during concert given by August
Wilhelmj, the great German violinist.
Wilhelmj, as is known by musicians,
particularly excels in rendering andante
or adagio movements, containing much
pathos and deep feeling.
The proprietor of the town hall had
heard of the great artist, and although
he had no more idea Of what the per-
Torrance of solo violinist of the first
rank would be than he had of the pres
ent system of political economy in the
planet Mars, he thought it would be
paying investment to engage the great
violinist for concert and accordingly
did so at a price which looked ruinous
to his townsmen.
The attendance on the night of the
concert, proved, unfortunately, that the
musical culture of the place was not
sufficiently advanced to fill the house,
for there was only handful of people
in the hall Mt eight o'clock, the time for
commencing the concert.
The music teacher who tells the story
arrived after the concert had COM
menced. He found the manager taking
tickets at the door.
"Woll, Jim," he asked, shows it go
ing?"
The manager looked up with an air
of deep election. He said nothing, but
pluclxing his friends sleeve he led him
silently to the door of the hall and
opened it and looked in. On the stage
stood Wilhelmj with all the classic re-
pose Of statue. He was playing a
soulful adagio. AS he drew his bow
slowly across the strings he drew forth
tones which seemed almost like melo-
dious sobs in their sweet pathos His
great lemon-colored Strandivarius vio-
lin, "the Messiah" seemed to sing al.
most like thing of life. The few peo-
pie who were there sat entranced and
breathless, drinking in the matchless
tones.
well, you see for yourself, pro
iessor,'" said the manager to the music
teacher. I'm paying that chap three
hundred dollars for this concert, anG
lookee how slow he's playin'."
\ suggestion TOR opera Giasses.
A correspondent whose enthusiasm
about optical possibilities is often only
equaled by the delightful flights Of his
imagination sends the Optician a sug,
gestion. He says: .'With the perfec.
ton to which the making OF aluminium
is now brought, and the popularity o.
small opera glasses, why not construct
opera glasses mounted on q spectacle,
frame? Provided the size is small tsay
object glasses half an inch in diamete
with six lenses only. the glasses nigh
be worn without any discomfort upoi
the nose during the whole of theatri
cal performance. The .sight of an audi
ence equipped with spectacle oper
glasses might at first seem ludicrous
But use is everything"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-28
TWO eYMNAsTs.
And How the Delinquent Cat Was Lhect-
uaily Punished by Them.

Biz newspaper space Is daily take
mn with accurate throwing and catching
and hitting of balls, the aim OF the hui
man eye, the speed of the human foot'
the accuracy and dexterity OF the hu'
man hand, and the young peopie VINO
NAV baseball and tennis enjoy this
reading matter.
But a short time ago | saw two crca'
lures only year old Guido in aim and
accuracy any human being ever knew,
says n writer in the st. Louis Giope'
Democrat.
They were n pair of barn swallows.
A very gentle little house-cat was in tho
habit of taking her daily nap in the
hay loft directly under the Lest among
the rafters. All went well until the
mother bird began to sit on her eggs.
Then, presumably, the cat lifted her
eyes to contemplate the pretty sight
for about four O'Clock of the first day
the bird staid on the nest the cat came
rushing out of the barn, the two swal-
lows after her. Giving her in turn vi
cious peck, they rose in air, swooped
down and pecked her sauarcly on tho
back, one after the other though she
was running in all directions.
Twenty-three times ! watched them
rise in air so high as to be out OF sight,
then come sailing down, one behind the
other, and each time giving the poor
cat peck apie on the back, although
she was speeding hither and thither be-
wildered, seeking TO hide under carts
under trees, here and there; they never
missed her once, though they never
slowed their swift flight to do it, never
paused for the peck, but swiftly gave i
as they SKINNED down over her. rising
on the same point of curve, to descept
again presently.
For about two weeks they were seer
to fly out and repeat this punishment
whenever the cat appeared on the greer
near the Darn.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-28
SHOOTING A BEAR.
An Exciting Adventure that Occurred Il
an Ohio Cave.

hm 1AAChthnk adventure VccuEEcu hh
an Ohio Cave.
In the '.IIistory of Athens County"
O., says the Youths Companion. Jo-
seph Robo relates an adventure in
which his father took leading part.
He and one of his neiglfoors, a Mr..
Shidler, found hole In the rocks which
they thought might conceal q bear. Mr..
Bobo lighted al torch and started in to ex-
plore, wh.e Shidler stood outside ready
to shoot if bruin tried to escape.
Father went into the cave about TWEEN
ty-five feet, and was on the point of CIV
ing up the search, when suddenly a
bear, which had been crouching behind
a rock, rose up and struck the torch with
his paw. Thetorch fell to the floor and
was extinguished.
Father d.iL wait for ceremony, but
got out of the cave as quickly as posi-
Bile, and told Shidler what had hap
pened. All remained quiet, and, after
waiting awhile, father lighted another
torch and went in again to shoot the
bear. He proceeded cautiously, and the
moment his eyes fell on the bear he
fired, but only wounded the animal.
Rruin uttered a tremendous growl.
and father saw him coming. Quick as
thought father threw down the torch
and lay fiat on his face. The bear
rushed for the mouth of the cave, claw
ing viciously at fathers head and body
as he-passed over him; butuShidler was
ready for the brute, and when he showed
himself at the hole gave him an ounce
:. of lead that settled him.
Fathers wounds, though not serious,
were bad enough to leave scars for the
rest of his life. The bear weighed three
hundred and ninety pounds.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-28
NEW YoRK's soWERY.
Only One Other street Known with So
Many Jeweiry shops

OulY OnB OtntT StpCut sNhVWh WIN wv
Many Jeweiry shops
The Bowery is something less than
mile in length, writes Julian Ralph in
the Century. II reaches from Chatham
square to the littlc wedge in front of
the Cooper Union at Eighth street,
which splits in twain, sending one-halt
uptown TO be the great Third avenue
and one-half close beside it to be
Fourth avenue. 1t has the width OF
both these wide avenues together. Its
width varies, as becomes an ancient
thoroughfare, but | think 1t averages
more than one hundred feet from house
line to house line, sixty-fve feet being
the roadway. If you are stranger and
walk down the Bowery in the day
time without guide you will be apt to
notice nothing more particular about it
than that it is an ca0rHors, crowded,
noisy street Of retail shops, lodging
houses and muscuiai, Any old New
Yorker will show YOU some very old
and respectable shaps-notably gro
GERS, bakers anil iao2 for the sup
ply of firemon'a 100 a~w. ica were es-
tablished there ia tle days of other
generations. But t'iss, are not so in
teresting to u str..A ~r % the many
little stores that CIV : Giatinct charac
ter to the street Except il the main
street of Havre | never saw so many
little shops for the sale of jewelry as
there are on the Bowery. Most OF
them display new. cheap and ilashy
ornaments; half dozen are what are
called pawnbrolsers' sales shops, OF
shops for the sale of unrcdeemeo
pledges; one is mart for duplicated
presents received by persons on theil
wedding days, on anniversary occa
sions or at Christmas.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-28
PATENT NOTICES.
ApplicatiOnfor a Patent
No. 013.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIuk

Eurska, Nevada, November u, 1897
NOTICE T. HEREBY GIVEN THAT ibE
IN ROCHE q usolidated lining and Renue.
tan CO psny. by its au,horiz ageut samu Il
LiL,oIn eoohty. State u Nevada, has ihis ay
ii d his spplic .tiJr for fifteen hundred 1900
linear rof the z IT," miLe or lode he. ring
silver. with surf &c ground two hundred ,.0Ul
fest In wiitn, situated lily Mining district,
county of Lincoln. State Of Nevada, aud d -iq
mated by the field notes ato ,ffici,l FLAT On
nile IN th,a office IS lot NJ 40 IN township No.
/, n OF range No 81 4 OF Mount lab % Bare Nj
Merio ian; said lot No 40 beii z des rib.d fol-
lows, to-wit:
bet inniI at q post marked Post 40 I U s
survey No ~, wheL CO Wbeeler's U s mont meat
bea.s 50 deg ees 20 minutes, 2462 1 ct,
the .. ction corner c'.mmun TO sections 70 %,
90 aud ~. township N X 81 II be rs ) rs de-
gr Is and Sc minutes, 1856 f. ct, thence run
lag. LET course, N II d.sr I miout,s. L
aioig the southern boundary iiI- VI > sur.
We No ~. Panack r LODI, 2, feet to pest N
uevey NO ~. whit nee the mouth of the
Z'r tunnel b.a y 81 degrees tO mi' utts "
100 seet, and the m. nth the mriur iuni ell
beais's 81 degrees 81 m nu es E 28s teet. and
tn mou OF the, 70 incline on this clni II
bm rs > 20 de- refs 20 miuutts 2S8 feet thence
iniinipg 2nd cours- & 81 ceerees 81 mi ,0tes Il
3a3 feet to line between tections 90 ard 81,
!auU feet to post Nos v 8 Survey No 40. tn nee.
3rd course, 4 II degrees minutes, W TO posi-
No U 81 uryey 10 ~; tn, nee 4.h enurse, n 8
degrees ~ mi -utes. " 1870 feet to the Place OF
beginning '." +Nt
Coma ming 8 50 acres.
I Courses expressed flom the trus meridian
wi b 6 nlagne lie variation OF 10 .deErees and 65
mi .utes east
Inc nearest known location is tina Psnacker
iode adjoining on the north.
Any and ali persons claiming adv rseiy any
portion OF said Zero Line or surface ground
are requirea to q their sd claims with
the egister of the United s ates and Office
at Eureka. in .he Stnte q Nevada, d, ring The
period OF publication hereof, Or th will be
deharred by virtue Of the provisions OF the
| Statutes.
j. Z. DUSKLR, h gist. r.
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Application for 81 Patent
No. 915.
UstrKD SrArss LAND OFFIcx.
Erral. N.vaA. I,lyA 1901

Eureka, NtVhds, July 3, 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN iHAr The
IN Phoebe Cousoi dated Mining and Re-
duetion q m,sny by lis sutho,iz d agent
samuel r. Godh.. whos, postcfhce sddress is
Pi,che Liucoi c unity state 81 Nevada, has
this ID. n,ed N ,ppiics,ion for ont thousand
four hun r@ and eiph'y.tight uie8) linear
feet OF tue w.r Eagle mine or lode, bear.
ing slvsr SIS ~, face ground two hundred
taol fee III sid h situated 10 sly Mining
District opaty Of In: 10. Slate Of Nevada,
M tes,so,icd y the aed not and ofictal
&, W ,as :, ninsr J Lor.e range .. east Of
s". ~. ~, M ~, ~ d. ' "
'et v W '''e' - ploN ~ - az, q
- a. 'asV - ~" NJ. g,
W, = ne. f,l. .so :. S,p.se,
- -,n =. SS-D ',e ,oo IN Of
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-28

Many bounete have velvet flowers in
fiont and Wigs pointing slro in this di.
rection. Wings are placed ,pther fatty.
A deli ate & a, felt hat l. trimmed with
the FASH nable stand ny low gray vel
vet studded with little silver dots; the
crown 10 small and Fat and the hat is
kept on by silver headed pin that is
passed through the hair In front.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-01-28
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT EIsT OF Pr Ekrf roK
Tue YEAR 1881. LINCOLN COUNTY
NEVADA.

Notice 10 hereby given to those whom II may
concern and to the following named persons
and to all owners Of, or claimants to. the real
estate and improvements thereon, OF improve
ments when assessed separately, hereinafter
described, known or unknown. That the taxes
for State and County. purposes for the year
A. D. 1891. assessed against the following de-
scribed pieces or parcels Of properly are now
delinquent: that ten Fer cent penalty and two
dollars, S2.00, cost OF advertising. has been
added In each case. and that any piece OF parcel
OF property upon which said taxes, penalty and
costs shall remain unI aid on
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20. ''o'
t'sIrtD sTsTEs LAND OFFICE.
t.urka. ey.de. jail, 4 1891,

usIr,D sTsTEs LAND OFFICE.
frfeks, evAds July 1891.
N'OriCr Il aER BY ivan THAT THE
y ro,hs orsnii tset Mining d Redu.
ti,pU psuyb it, author ag.n, Samuel
v. q 40 ~hus o. of CO ADDRESS Is Phoebe.
Line Ia ounty STATE Of N.vsd .. las this day
hl.d its 10, LEGATION for on thousand our hun
dred and eighty .e,ght i4S-l linear f,et Of the
"Rinn" '" mine .r d., bearitg silver. with
surfnc, ground two bundled &NI feet IN width
situatst III Ell. NJ ming District, county
of i.incoln. state of Nevada. and designated
by the i7ld mites and fficiai plat on die In this
Office AS Lot No ~ township No OF
range 81 east Mount Diablo Base and Meridian;
said Lot No. n being described as follows to.
wit
Beginning at a post marked Pest No l U 8
Survey No Al. tbeI ce running, let cour.e Q, s
80 degrees As minutes, 2sl lee. to Eost No
U Survey No AZ. whence the mouth of the
Schwabe Tunnel bears 80 degrees 20 minutes,
q 192 feet: thence. and course, 1910 feet to
the line between ctions 40 and al, TIP l. N
Il CT l., 1853 Il OF to post No u 8 Survey No At /,
whence U Mineral Monument No bears 8 40
degrees SO minutes, W 1922 8 feet, and the sec
30, Tp 1, v II 81 L, bears S 0 deg ees - minutes,
W 2975 fett; thence, 3rd course. 80 degrees As
minutes. : p8t feet to post No 4. Survey No
~; ~ nce, Atm course "a degre, SO minutes,
" 1888 feet to IN, place Of beginning,
Containing GIT acres. tt1.
Courses expires ed from the true meridian
| with magnetic Ration OF is deg and b5
minutes east
| The nearest known location IL the liza Belle
| lode n m on the south
Any and all persons clai N advers ly Any
| o rtion { said Rainbow mine or surface
| groun are OUR to file Their adverse claims
| with the Reg ste- OF the United States Land
| Office Vt Eureka. In the stat OF Ntvada, dur
| ing the period Of pub'ication hereof, or they
will b. dc bsrr,d b, v'rtu o, tho pr vision OF
| the II tnte
J,P DUN KLE. II giss,r.
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Ciute ". trustee - ---Fee SIM
pie title to 2 lots on Meadow Valley st. lots II
4 IS, block 10. tax 81 II, penalty II cents. adv
culverwsli Mrs. C--Fee simple title to lot
and impts.. lot Q. block 90, tax "a %, penalty
20 cts. adv 81, total IS "a.
Glissan WIN O---Posssssory claim 10 lot and
impts lot 10 block .. tax $2S 50, penalty 81 IS.
Lynch J. h Fee simple title 70 1 lot and
mpts, lot Il block 20. tax % SO, penalty 90 cts.
adv 81, total 80 81. 4s'
feyada stage and Transportation Co-Fse
simple title to lots and imps ON Lacour st.,
lots y IS clock 50. tax s. i. penalty 80 cts,
Sunderland wm-Fee simple title to 1 lot o.
BLK "a. tax 80 eta. penalty 03 cts. adv 81, tttal
schoneid R a-pcssess,ry claim to iot
lot ~, block 81 tax 30 cts. penalty % cts, poll
tax %, adv %. total IS a..
i.-2,b,8 %. as and 80. block 2-lO an ! IS.
block 4-is to 81 inclu i've. bio + and 2,
block 81 and o. block Ito, "a, rs, "a and 81.
block 1871. A., 81 81 and "a block 1913, 20.
80. Al. 40. ~. a. 40 90. 81, 80. 90 spd 80, block
ao-.es, aud q to g. inolusive. block ala. u
81 81. 81, IS. 60 81 81, 60 so, o., a. %. 81, al
g. 81 &C. 81. e. y. u. 70. -, rs, 71.7s. 7e. g.
g.. ~. 50, 8S 81, block 29-6 Z, q, IL, Is, 10, n,
u. 20, h7 So. a.. a., II. IA, book 2s22. Ae. ~
block 2b-lo Is. IA, IL. 3d. al. 50. 80 30, 20, a..
%, % - 81, 20. block 26--s % 10 inclusive
and 81 20 block N--l.2 8 4sB GIL IA, ~.
80 block 70 30 block 50 -. II. 81, ". - to oo
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a. ii. aa.as %. 81. So 50 II. ~ ~ q. q. -.
s. s. 81 sa's s. 81 i NJ r. Il T. r. T.
rs q 81. 81 slss " sssq4t inclusive. 81 q $50
70 70 3. inclu i've, and Of, e3. %. 70. block 81,
tax Eli 20 pe6aity. 81 II. adv 81. total u. -
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1t 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF Application for patent be published FIR the
period of sixty days item consecutive weeks) in
the Phoebe Weekly RECORD, Q weekly newrps-
per published ct Phoebe, Lincoln County, Ne.
vada. up DCNKLE, Register.
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/ /. hsrehS rderef thd IT, fr. RciDg no.
ice 81 b ~ ication tor latent l." published
10 til. pioc Ri coRn >,e, newspaper
nh IL - al c,e Il -,.. county Nevada,
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Monday the 18th daV Of January
"A D. 1899

or SO much OF each parcel rs will pay the
amount Of taxes. delinquency and costs against
It. will be sold by me as County Treasurer and
Ex-Ofhclo Tax Receiver Of said County Of Lin.
coin, at IL O'Clock M Of said day, at the front
door Of the court house, ut the town Of Phoebe.
in said county, to satisfy such taxes delin-
quency and costs. Said sales will be made
subject to redemption within six months after
the date of sale. by payment Of all the sums
assessed against each parcel, together with three
per cent per month thereon from the date OF
sale until paid, in accordance with the pro-
visions Of Section OF an act Of the Legislature
OF the state Of Nevada, approved March 18th,
1895. Statutes Of 1885, rage III.
Phoebe, December II, 1891.
WI. DOOLEY,
County Treasurer and ex.Oficio Tax Receiver
Of Lincoln County, Nevada.
PIoCHE.