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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-18
NOTICE OF SALE OF RIAL ESTATE.

N-urCE Is mHLBy GIVES. THAT ~
y puuu0nrc 'ui 1u order ut the Probate
court VI he County Of salt iakg leriioI{ oi
Utah, made on tho soih day OF March, isys, IN
the matter Of tie estate of MARY Pate, dfrclsod,
inc undersigned. the admin HtTuiurs ~ tue fHlu
estate, Will scil ~ private sale hN seated hlh.
subject ~ confirmation ny ag't Probate Coul.
uu Ihursdaf thc tth cay ri NHy, tH4, nc u
o'clock MAJ ~ law oncg " R1hatta;, \
q south Nam stfuut. salt lake tity. ttah. all
the right title, Interest aud estate VI we sld
May Pate 81 The time " hct death, nnd a.l we
rIght, little, and interest that the taid estate, by
oUcfatlon Uf Jaw ur uihcrwisu, hls acquired
other shan or IN addition go nat Of tlg snid
3infy Pate It ihr time ut her death. DO and 10
tats dcsetbci aid BOUNDED 10 follow. 10 Wit.
Commencing % rurN 90 place SIXTY I've
and ciHhtyscfhi nnndtclths lha s.l"l rods
south and sisicur 900 rods wet ut northeast
corner uf tHe northeast quarter 81 ~" ton
twsnty.s tlbJ, Town nip Two CD, south Range
one a west. sal, ialc y cIidian, aud running
thence wcst 10 state fourteen aud ltiy .aN
hunurrdtis 90 iil chains thence south four
dugrtr- Ua,, west twelve and my eight lun
dF,dtu. D. 81 ,hains thence south Two aud
s ss h, a'.l; n "' iscs sss'" ro aIh
eighty eight and one halt ts-s.I dcrrcc' ,
east seven and cishttcnts l'7l chains
ono 10 t4fn, thence tduh seventy. ninc
degrees 100 east two puI uino tCuths Y %
chains thence north sgy,utS one and one half
Dtgfr,a fif'I east Three Hud thrcrsirnths 10 ~
chains thence north my ihfco d,sfcc, t.Al
rtstr.N and uN1 uundrCdihs 40 boo chains
tAurJp Caftuur ilN cham Co section line thence
nCTth 90 section Inu nine aud uighi tuuths w.
dcgrscsfGI ilwssl forrund thirty i've hundred
tbs t.slc hAins ihcnoU north To tie plar, pi uH.
situate To- Tue county OF salt Lahc and Tern
~" slsiy.,ccn .5,l hesd Of stock, shccr
t,rtt1 aUt .'aI.I. It1tir pf s4iT Cash ton nor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-18

Syrup"

Ma.tinsville, NJ, Methodist Par
souage. MY acquaintance with
your remedy, Boschee's German
Syrup was made about fourteen
years ago, wien contracted a Cold
which resulted in a Hoarscness and
Cough which disabled lie from
filling my pulpit for q number Of
Sabbaths. After trying a Physician,
without obtaining relief-I cannot
say now what remedy he prescribed
Il saw the advertisement OF your
remedy and obtained n bottle. l
received such quicl; and permanent
help from it that whenever VIC have
had Throat or Bronchial troubles
since in our family, Boschec's Ger
man Syrup has been our favoritc
remedy and always with favorable
results. / have never hesitated 10
report my experience Of its use to
others when ] have found them
troubled in like manner" REV.
w. II. HAGGARTY,
Of the Newark, New a Safe
Jersey, N l.. Confer
encc, April rs, go. Remedy.
q
G.G. GREEN, Sole Man'ir, Woodbury,NJ.
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A. q. Smith a Co., Druggists, agoa Ia
Of Roberts, Hcspcrlan Tonic.


WHrN going East select tho popular
route, the Burlington. Two daily yes.
tibulo trains from Denver with dining
End chair carsaGd Pullman sleepeis at
iached, for Chicago, Peoria, ~. Louis,
Kansas city, 81. Joseph, Atchison and
all p0lEts east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-18
OMAHA AND EErURS.


One rNre for tho Round Trip.
For the accommodation OF those de-
alrng to visit at points east OF, In the
vicinity Of, or at Omaha, In May, dur
ing the session Of the Methodist Gen.
ersl Conference, the Union Pacific will
yell tickets TO Omaha and return at one
ARE for the round trip. Tickets on sale
April 18th 10 30,h inclusive, limited 10
June /, 1852.
For any additional information, APP
ply to ID. ". HURLEY,
General Agent, Union Pacific system,
Dol Main street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-18
Try our LION Chow. s. .. Plcl.lo 90.


Good looks arc more than skin deep,
dsgonding upon u healthy condition
OF All tile vital organp, II tho Liver be-
inactive, YOU have Bilious Look, II
your stomach be dsorderod you have
Dyspeptlo Look. Secure GOOD
health and you will have good looks
Electric Bitters is the great Alternative
and Tonic, acts directly on thesa vital
organs. Cures Pimples, Blotchta,
Boils, and gives a good complex Ion.
Sold at A. G. Smith d Cos Drug
Store. 6Oc. per bottle. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-18

In tho Probate Court " be ouriy Of salt
Lave, Tcrritoiy OF uuh.
In the matter of the bfnio ~ David ". Duus
causon. deceased,
NOTICE l. HEREBY GlNEN lntr AM
~ W nurcarson. SURVIVING e'rguit ~
the tstltc uf David ~. Duntatsur. Deceased,
has rendered Tor settlement ahl tlrl 90 san
cont, ncf dnal account Of hcr hihhnlNral on
OF aaid estate and petition tor hnh a..irhutun
OF tnp 90. ldur OF said cotHtc amout ihr refsnr4
ouu1.d thereto. ami ihat lhurda., inc 2'ht
day ut Apui A. u isll, ~ 10 o,cl1rb g., u, 20
tUu uurt Room Of said Court, 10 Tue county
CONT luusc. salt Lake Guy and County, TAN
Territory, ha- been daily appointed ut uc
Judge ui sh.i Court for ihr so'IcuouLof .std
account aud hearing saif petition Cor dstfibl.
uun. 80 which time and place any lcr'1u inter
.ra.gu IN aaid estate may appeal AMI Hhuw
cause. IL any th,rd be-, why said account should
not Boo settled aud approved and ma Glsi.i.u'
uUn made q. PRAYED Tor.
Dated March ~. ltpi. .,.,,.
Clcrl Of the Probate Court
ny CArsray nHpwSE. JH, deputy Cicr,
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llnAl NOTICE.

In the Matter " She EstHto of Nndfcw
s. Nirsfnrianc. dcce1fcg.

HroTtrr Is uTrEHY GIVES, THNr
~ flHahttI j. Macfarianc, oNccuifiN pi thr
dsitto OF Andrew y, Macfsugnt. dcccasnt, ms
rendered for suttlsmcutn and nee lh saii ,u4ri.
rstatr anu petitiun for hnal diatrihuiinu " Tho
rcriiue NJ faid estate nieonF ne Itn'ns en-
utad thereto, aud that Wcdntsca l,uic2iiu DAY
t,uft room ot satd Court, to The County Cont
House, Salt Iake City and COUNTY. Utah Ter
uiory. hss teen duN app inttd Wy tue JndEo
count rrd brarIug sait petition for dIsir'uu.
tion. at which umo and place aty person inter
cttcd n taiI estate may appear aud show
moi i'S ssi,i,d md approved and lna ds.riJu.
uun made Oh prayed Tor.
O. y. ALLEN,
sClerk OF the Probate oufi
BY CATsTIy nuowsE, ia, Deputy tlrfe
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iouutfs lclfliNiy OF NtsIs
In tho matter Of the Estate OF john scott
Deceased.
order TO Show Cause vlv order NJ sale " Real
Lsiatc SHOULD NOT be- made
DAHtoW fIuGu-ON. the admin Istraior Of
- tic estate of John scots, tDUr lHc1.haNIng
ned HE petition herein. duly tDuued. t'raying
Tor an order ut tHlc OIL portion ui TIC real
estate ct sais dprodrnf FOR thn pufuusoHt therein
SEE forth. D. IL therefore ordered Pos tho, Judge
ui said Court that uli uursuna Interested co. The
estate Of said dcceafes, appear before me snd
Probate 'curt on tuosday, the .ath day Of
April. A. H.. lsp'. Of DO O'Clock In The forenoon
vt said DAY, ai the Court Uoom " said Probate
Cou't. At The County Court House, va tho tiy
aud County of salt Lake, Utah Territory 60 show
cause why 1u order should nos bc granted 20
thUsRid Hdmintstfator, In fcll 20 much of thr
real rstatc " the sad deceased 70 tithcr public
or private Nlle us fhsll be u'cr .uff, aud thhi
q copy of thIa order shall he Gunll hcd ~ lcnst
tour turCrtstyc Wccs. 10 the ~ sIlrr lNtN.
iNu NEW-, % Newspaper printed and published
~ Hai Guy anu County.
Dated March liUl lrl.
&. ". BABrCii, Probate Judge.
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The People of the Tgu,gory OF utah send
Greeting
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03
EREE LUNCH FlsNps.
some Example 81 Terrible Gastronomi
Boy aiaflan IN EnRiand.

some Example d Terrible Gastronomic
Dcv station la Engiand.
The ''Gluttaa Of Kent, Fuller places
among his worthless, who doyoured, at u
single meal, sfour-score rabbits and
eighteen b. q, puddings, London in2aa'
ure.' Coming down to more recent
smcs, there i, the probably apoeryphal
story of Scdchman who ate Il soian
goose by way OF IA whct for dinner, and
of a Welsh nobleman who dcvoured II
bevy of partridgeS for breakfast every
morning.
There is also well-llnown legend,
which found its way into Punch of u
certain eminent politician who entered
an eating house near the Old Bailey,
and, after putting away seven pounds
and a hall al cold boiled beef, observed
cheerfull., tpthc landlord: Capital beef
this! Ons Easy cut and come again
here" TO which the landlord, regard
ing him grimly, made reply: you may
cut, but I'm blowed if You shall come
again"
We are tempted to add one more
blOTy, BLY, bidthNbOt' -'"-''si'
which W. l,alicve has not yet found its
way into print. On the derby a few
years ago well-known man of BUSH
ness-lct MS call him Mr.. N.--went
down to Epson with the rest of the
world, and after the great race was
over bethought himself of lunch. 1t
was then four o'clock and he was raven
ously hungry.
Seeing no friendly coach or carriage
at hand, he entered one of the refresh
ment booths, where three-and-siX-
pence meal was provided for ali corners.
He attacked some ribs of beef and soon
cleared them to the bone; then he
event for" chicken, which also disap-
peared; finally he espicd u pigeon pie
at the other end Of the table, which had
not yet been touched, and ordered the
waiter to bring it to him. But the
waiter after whispered conference
with an individual in black, who had
been observing Mr. y. S performances
with suspicion and alarm, came and
said contdeatially:.
'If you please, sir, the governor says
as how he won't charge you nothing
for anything if YOU win 60 away at
once"
Mr.. ", however. insisted on his rights
and declined thi, obliging offer; then
he proceeded "a make vigorous on
slaught On the pigeon pie.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03
DEFINITIONS OF HOME.
some Sentiment About That Place Whici
IL IoVei by Al.


IL Lovei by Al.
The London Tid-IitS offered prize
for the best definition of home. Here
are some of the best of five Thousand
answers sent in;
The golden setting in which the
brightest jewel l., mother"
A world Of STRIFE shut out, world of
love Shut in.
An arbor which shades when the sun
shine of prosperity becomes too daz-
zhng harbor where the human bark
finds shelter in the time of adversely.
Home is the blossom of which Heaven
is the fruit.
Home is persons estate obtained
without injustice, kept without disquiet-
ude; place where time is spent with
out repentance, and which is ruled by
justice, mercy and love,
j A grand old mirror through which
both sides of us are seen.
That source of comfort which youth
does not fully appreciate, which the
young men and maidcns lovingly desire,
which the middle aged generally pos
sess and which the old rightly value.
A hive in which, like the industrious
bee, youth Farmers the sweets and
memories Cor age TO mediate and feed
upon
Tho best place for married man af
ter business hours.
Home is the eoaiest, llindliest, sweet
est place in all the world, the scene Of
our purest earthly joys and deepest sor.
rows
The only spot on earth where the
faults and failings. Of fallen humanity
are hidden under the mantle of charity
An abode in which the inmate, Tho
superior being called man. can pay
back at night with fifty per cent. inter
est every annoyance that has met hin
in business during the dav.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03
THE JEWS or TOLEDO.
Descendants Of the Tribe Who Voted
Against the Cruciiixion.

Against the Cruciiixlon.
All around those ancient svnaeogues
are the narrow streets inhabited by
lsraelites, says letter from Toledo,
Spain, to the New York Observer.
Their history in Toledo has been sad
one. They lived there in great security
and prosperity in the reign of the Moors,
but when the Christians took the city
their tribulations began. They were
taxed at thirty pieces of silver per head
that being the wages of the traitor,
Judas Iscariot. They only saved their
synagogues by curious affirmation.
They declared that their ancestors had
not consented 10 the death of Jesus
Christ. When he was brought to the
council over which Caiaphas presided
the votes were. taken by tribes whether
Christ should be released or put to
death. One tribe voted for his ncquittal,
and from them the Jews Of Toledo have
descended. This, Jewish claim, with a
Latin translation Of the Hebrew text.
Is preserved in the archives of the
vatican. But their memorial did not
save the Toledan Jews from persecu-
ton. In 1889 their market, which was
near the cathedral, was suppressed; in
1854, at the instigation of San Vicente
Ferrer and Santa Maria Blanca, their
synagogue was taken from them: in
il9O the Christians, plotting the further
oppression and robbery OF the Jews,
circulated story that Juan Passa-
monte, q boy Of Guardia, had been
stolen, crucifed. and his heart pre-
served as charm against the inauisi-
tion. In l47s every jew who would not
be baptized was put under the ban, and
when the inquisition was established at
Toledo 1000 Jews became good
Catholics at stroke. In 1892 every
unbaptized Jew was compelled By
Ferdinand and Isabella to quit Spain
and more than 10000 were cruelty ex
PEELED, choosing Punishment and tn,
loss OF all things rather than to becom,
false to their faith Persecution by tn,
government is ended ia Spain, an,
Jews may worship when and rs the,
choose.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03

The men who make wills are not
given TO torturin. their re IN the
way that an oil country &. r, ecntly
did his. lie left her ;tl tI n n.
OF El.0oV' which was - o. +
tsoO IN the event OF the : "a. n,r
rying again Another Ia 10
was TO be made on the Dlr.a of e .lfst
child Of her second marriage, AID every
additional child was to involve the loss
Of Ri00 year.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03
\Tp. G to f "a atent


N'''AN' '''A '"'s 'o'''
u ~ O. pshS, b. it, author "a hg' NJ, SAMUEL
1. H'nO-, Who's +" on GO n dltss Is tloche.
Line In county, STATE "f \'Vaft, has this day
hied ttS rupltriti'h Tor wl ih"u and or nun
dfei ANA tiahi. - ghi ~ III ear net of the
"Rlinh"'' m'n" - d, b mig silver, with
snrfAc' gr' 'hd -" hundred tA"l feet IA width
HltnNrl III II VI uIh+ sift't, county
of idncoin, oiatr 81 Nevada, aud designated
ONCE as Lot " n ! township NO OF
range 90 east Nonn' piao o hase ara Mtriuihn
sAld L"t No. - ptlhs urseIloeu DIS ipIio"S TO
VII r,a
BrSihuihR Vt p'tt marie" - No
survey ~" - 'i'I &c iunn,LE' lev "ui e.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03
PATENT NOTICES.
ApplicatiOnfor a Patent
No. 973.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED oiALEs hAsD "a ,to,
ETsSa' NeVa1a, N1Eeu 1g nt - gup
n oiiOE - hEhEDi VI ,EN - D.
= - 80 a., ~ onthorized agent Samuel
y =, .th ,yInsa nost,' f,ica address ~ puche
,.'''tn rsta,,t N.vaIa has his cav
q = ,,l,. 49,, 10, 61,aan bunared lam,
Fi y = - 80 Ill hs,rirg
- y" VI ~ ~ - -, .,nI
~ w" ~ '' Ri""ni W. ,, nunu -, -
les ~ WI - "h "a Ely mining uie
'" '1'' lh''hh 't"if ~ Ne'sua' S"u u sis
{" Ia ~" '"'' anu tl.ini pia' On
n" n on" o ~ ~ 'Swpsnip no
~ 80 hhst o. f. Mouht ianlo pase o. ~ !"
80 l'i' nHl' y \" - "'l oes rio'u no ioi
'"S "'""' n. =, TT @
''sl IN nj post ltarkei fott 70
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03
Application for n P atent
No g75.
USIrEp SrArss LAND OFFICE.
No. AA IT.. - 1GnI

Eureka, Nevada, July 4, 1891.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Phoebe Consol dated Mining aud Re-
duction Company, by its authorized agent,
Samuel 7. Godbe, whose postoffce address is
Phoebe, Lincoln county, state OF Nevada, has
this day filed hi application for one thousand
four hundred and eigh'y'ight Iiesl linear
feet OF the "War Eagle mine or lode. bear
ing silver, with surface ground two hundred
l20O) feet in width. situated in Ely Mining
District, County OF Linc,la, State Of Nevada,
and designated by the field not and official
plat on file in this othc, as lot number 4S, in
township numblr roth rage 81 east of
Mount Diablo Base AMI Meridi.n said lot No,
as being described Mr. follows. tp.ait
Beginning at pcs msr ed 'st No. T. &
Survey No As, tn ,uc- r 'htn{, ~ cJurss,
30 degrees IS N nu'es, 2si.s feet u Pos. No.
2, U. :. Survey Nc. A.. when 'e the month OF
the Horpau tunnel bpars N 10 d. grtes so min.
utes, 60G feet thence, 2nd conrse, 81 de.
grees, 30 Inipuiss T.. lFs feet to
Post No. 3, Il. \. sufvey No. IS; hence, 3rd
/ 6 urae. N. SO degrees I minutes L. 1904 feet
to post No. 4, u. \. Smy.y 40. az whence q. \.
Mineral Monument n, BIAS :. ~ degrees 26
minutes, W. 1868 2 test. sLd the section corner
common to sections ~. u. 20 AID %. r. N.
r. 81 L. bears =. degree % minuts L.
I.9S , feet: thence. 4,h course, : u degrees 30
minutes W, l4s' let to Post No. at the
olare OF beginning.
Containing 6iG acfrt.
Courses expressed finn the tr meridian
f With magnetic vAriii III Is lrRre's aud ~
minutes cas-, 1hi nsa Sst lhcpn locations
are the Bryan ln'e on the moth tui the rs
EN- ial lode Oh the a h.
Any and all persons lam ing adversely any
portion of said War ! ssl Mine or surfass
ground arr required tn fle theft adverse claissi
I with the Register o ths United tses LandOtae'
4 at Eureka, i'll the state IT Nv MA during u,
period OF ppbich Ia hereof, or they
will be debarred hy virtue q the provistopso
the Statute.
J.P.DuNkLs, Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of application for patsnt be published in thu
Phoebe RECORD, n weekly newspaper
/ published at Ptochp Line In county. Nevada
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NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT LIST OF PR EhIt ron
TIE YEAR 1851. LINCOLN COUNTY
NEVADA.

Notice is hereby given to those whom 1t may
conctr TN and 10 the following named persons
and to all owners of, or clsimsDts to. the real
estate aud improvements thereon, u improve
lnents when assessed separately hereinafter
described, known or unknown. That the taxes
for State and County, purposes for the year
A. ID. 1891. assessed against the following de.
.c'ihed pieces or parcels of properly are nov
elnquent that ten Jer cent penalty ard two
iolla's, $40, cost Of advertising, has been
added in esch case. and that any piece OF parcel
If proper upon hich said taxes, penalty and
costs shall remain un aid on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03

"You must stay at home to-day said
the humorist's wife on the day before
Thanksgiving.
Why"
II am going to stuff the turkey for to-.
morrow, and expect you 60 furnish the
cheStDuts.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03

II is hereby ordertd tina the fnresCii Z notice
OF Ap, ,licatiCn Tor patent be publsh.d the
p'glud of sky days ten consecutive weeksl in
tuy Phoebe Weekly RECORD, weekly newspI-
y r publish ed at Phoebe, Lincnln County, Ne
Nada. j. r DUNkLE. Register.
Nv, lq.lOt
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03

There is an attorney in town who is
telling of little experience he lately
had with an odd character from the
rural districts, says the Minneapolis
Journal. 1t seems that the granger
went to the lawyers Office for the pur-
pose of getting a deed made out for
some swamp land he was selling. The
listener of woes heard the old mans
request, and then picking up pen and
paper he proceeded to jot down the par
tieulars in the deal Your name?"
from the attorney. philip Ward"
from the farmer, What is your wife's
nance" Eliza A." what does A
stand for?' Il don't lsnow-never
asked her." replied Mr.. Ward, uncon-
cerncdly Don't know your wife's
middle name, and you an old man and
married to her for good many years,
as you say? Why, this is rich What's
the reason you never asked her what
her middle name WASP "Wel see
here. young fellow" returned the UNI
inquisitive Ward, I'm pretty indie
pendent cuss-allus have been and allus
intend to be-and the fact is I'm too in
dependent TO ask her"
Where Every One Does as lie pieases.
Speaking of Labrador, correspond
cnt of the Philadelphia Ledger saws.
There is no law or any courts there.
True, it is Canadian territory, and the
lighthouses upon the coast and through
the straits of Belle Isle are under the
care of and supplied by the colonial
boaru of Quebec, but there has never
been any attempt to establish courts,
build schoolhouscso or in any way to inter.
iere with the domestic or political rela.
Mons OF the inhabitants. There are nc
taxes there. Every man does as Il,
pleases, SO far as fear of the law is con
cerned; but Notwithstanding this
heard OF but few bad actions on the
part of the people Fish and sea
abound there. The schools of cod ar,
remarkable. have seen enough cod
fish in one school to satisfy the stomach
of England and America for n Who'll,
year. At Blanc Sablons harbor. OF
what is called the Jersey Rooms IL
straits OF Belle Isle, they tell of a hau
of herring in mammoth seine from
which they filled five thousand barrel
OF fish, and then had to cut the seine
letting out ten times as many fish a
they had barreled."
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03
Monday the l7th day Of Janu 1lY
"A D. 1892

or 80 much Of each parcel as will pay the
amount of taxes. delinquency and co, ts against
It, will be sold by me HI County Traenrer and
Ex.Oficio Tax Receiver Of said County of Lin
coin, at 70 O'Clock NJ /. Of said day, at the front
door of the {, urt house, at the town OF Phoebe,
in said county. to satisfy such taxes delin-
uuehcy and costs. Said sales will be made
subject t, redemption within Fix months after
the cate Of sale BY pay0 ent OF all the sums
assessed against each parcel. together with thr e
per cent per month thereon from the date OF
sale until paid, in accordance with the pro-
visions of Section OF au act ot the Ltpi-l ture
o, the state of Nevada. arpr W. MoIch l2th.
1885 Statutes of 1885 page III.
Phoebe, December II, 1891
W. j u Oily.
County Treasurer ard * Ottcio Tax ceiv,t
Of Liucoln County, evada.
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JAMES MEANS s. &S4 SHOES


o hrk 81
w .
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II i hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of application Tor patsnt be published In the
Phoebe RECORD, weekly newspaper
published at Phoebe, Line In county, Nevada,
Tor the periodf sixty days tten consecutive
sseksl
Jp. DUNKLE, Register.