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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
GOOD WORK.

Tho Cleveland, Ohio, Plaindealcr,
is doing splendid work in tho cnuso
OF froo coinage. In discussing tho
present condition Of tho Treasury il
snys:
To-day n word from tho Govern
mcnt declaring that it would uso sill
ger equally with gold and Mt its own
ontion would place tho silver dollar
and tho gold dollar sido by sido in
equal step. II ~ tho discrimination
against silver by tho Government
against iteolf, against our home poe.
pie nnd in favor OF foreign trade aud
spectators in gold that causos tho
boarding CT gold and its shipment
abroad. Ono bold, manly word from
Secretary Foster saying no would
exercise his reserved md undecided
right, to pay either silver or gold
would sottlO tho whole question.
Why in the namo of conmon u
md common justice has tho debtor
tho right 10 shy in which coin his
dobt shall DO paid, whom IL is stated
on tho Taco OF tho bill itself that
IL 10 payable in coin2 Docs that
give tho debtor tho right 10 demand
gold?
"Both platforms Of tho great polit.
i,nl parties pledged themselves TO
mako cach dollar no good M every
other dollar. Can this DO done by
discriminating against silver aud not
boing willing To domand TINT IL slnll
DO used equally with gold while Il
bonrs tho stamp OF tho GovcrnmontY
Ii IL sound discretion to discriminate
ngainst one dollar--tho white dollar
-und not demand that IL shall 10 nc
coptod by tho creditor just tho
Same as tho yellow dollar? Tho
power lios ontiroly with tho Govern
ment.
"Evory t%roasury note, md, wo DO.
love, ovorg bond Of tho UDitod States
Is payable In coin, and IL Ia optional
with tho Government which coin IL
shall pay out. What silver We havo
is legal tender, why not uso IL as
sucbH We sny, stop making u NOR
ohandisc, give it full coinage, equally
with gold Mt tho discretion OF tho Gov
ornmcnt, rs tho law permits,"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
lFRoA THuaspAr's DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI.

c. II. Hale returned from the east
last evening.
The County Commissioners meet
next Monday. Put in your bills.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
10, X. OF p, ut Castle Hall tonight.
Tho lottery scheme ! us bobbed up
in the Senate in the shape Of an
amendment to tho Constitution ill.,
troduced by Senator Boyle, OF Storey.
A. &. Dawley returned from Carson
this morning. lie informed tho In
DEPENDENT that tho Governor had
vetoed the Fitch & Hardssty relief
bill.
Tho Arizona Assembly has passed
a bill giving women tho right OF SUI
frnge in the territory. It will pass
the Senate and receive tho Governors
signature.
The tallest flagstaff in the world
has been raised III front OF the Wash
irgton State building ut the Worlds
Fair. It is n single Puget Sound fir
tree 23S feet high.
Pete Webber, Of White Pine coun-
ty, passed east from Carson this norm
ing en- route home. He has not n
very favorable opinion OF tho Silver
party Ms represented in the Assem-
bly,.
The great battleship, Indiana, was
launched yesterday ut the Cramps
shipyard, Philadelphia, in the pres
cnce OF thousands Of people including
the President and Secretary OF tho
Navy.
Who says tho Indians are not be-
ing civilized? 4 Shoshone squaw
was wheeling her "kid" in n baby r
riase to-day with rs much pride rs
her pale faced sisters exhibit on sim
liar occasions.
The Senate yesterday killed Sam
Davis bill giving County Clerks the
right TO parcel out The legal printing
to their favorites. 1t is n good thing
for the people OF the State that the
Senate il composed OF different ma
terial than that Of u lurge majority Of
tho Assembly.
Tho Elko Cinnamon have made it
very rocky for the devil tho last few
days. Delegations Of visiting China
men from the towns along tho road
arrived yesterday, bringing with thom
liberal supplies Of baked pig. fire
crackers, etc. They were received
IN grand style and escorted to China
toSn with the most dcvilish music
the mind of man eve conceived.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
A Kansas Speech.

Talking nbout daisy speeches de-
livcred in tho Kansas Legislature,
Col. II. II. Greenc, Of tho Lawrence
Record, recalls from memory tho talk
OF a member OF M early session aimed
mt tho Henderson amendment which
affected tboi original railroad land
grants In Kansas:
"MR. SpEAKER:-Wo meet hero TO
redudicato the Jurisprudence Of tho
State. We have boon mastiSmativod
and crucihed by tho unehirkuncised
ilukos Of hell, until iorbddanco ceases
to 10 virtuous. II Is timo to do
nounco our purpose to augurate n
now systom OF defense. 40 reprhon-
satives OF this great and FREQ and pro-
pulsivo people 40 should suffer these
scrnphs Of damnation TO depopulato
their scats in this hall no longer"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
Not Particular.

Tho citizons Of Reno hold meeting
Wednesday evening 10 Siscuss tho
proposed annexation OF u part OF
Washoo county to Ormsby. After
instructing their Senators und As.
semblymen to oppose the annexation
scheme md tho reduction OF tho in.
terest on State land from O TO 4 per
por cent, they unanimously adopted
n motion mado by Mr.. Mccullough
in~struoting their Legislators to uso
all honorable or dishonorablo means
to adjourn tho Legislature immediate
y and como homo or go 10 somo other
place.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
IFRoM WEDNESDAY S DAILY.l
SALNIAGUSDI.

Regular meeting Elko Encamp-
mcnt No. . !. o.. y. +. ut their hall TO.
night.
W. Il. Smith and j. S. Gardner
went down to Lovelocks last night on
No. ..
Judge Talbot is in Winnemucca
presiding at tho trial of Il. w. Lewis
for murder.
Henry Prudential and Max Schoen
left for Mountain City by private
conveyance this forenoon.
Patchen's bill 10 incorporate the
Benevolent Order Of Bachelors in this
State has passed the Senate.
The bill providing for n uniform ex-
animation Tor Teachers certificates
passed. tho Senate yesterday and goes
10 the Governor for his signature.
The Porailist House, Of tho Kansas
Legislature, in n body, 81 in number,
matched INTO tho Republican House
yesterday. Thus cndeth the jaw
bone war in bleeding Kansas.
Tho remains OF Mrs. ThUs. Conner
who died at Hanks Creek last Satur-
day. were brought to Eiko for burial
last night. rho Funeral will take
p!nce from the Episcopal church at
% 49,. Ill Fh Il IN
ii. |. IIOughton will olliuiute.
DR.. Mcigs left for his future home
at Stockton. Cal, on No. 4 this after
noon. Tho DR.. takes with him tho
best wishes OF tho people OF Elko
county. Tho INDEPENDENT joins
with them in wishing him n long,
prosperous and happy lifo in his new
home.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
THE AIR LINE ABANDONED.

Tho news OF tho abandonment Of
tho Salt Lake AR Line railroad err
terprise in to.day's Gazette will be re-
ceived with feelings OF tho deepest re-
grct and disappointment in all parts
OF Nevada, which has counted go con-
idently OH n competing through line
TO bring her ont Of her present condl-
ton Of general business and financial
depression. 1t will be received with
especial regret in Reno, which would
have been benefited probably to n
greater extent than my other town in
tho State. However, our people arc
not OF the kind that succumb TO u
backsct OF that or any other kind and
this piece OF bad news will spur them
on to greater efforts TO develop and
utilize the resources which Nature
has SO bountifvlly provided for them,
and which can not DO wrestcd from
them by all tho railroad combinations
in the world. Tho reason given for
the Abandonment is tho opposition Of
the California Traffic Association to
tho bill in tho legislature OF that
State granting tho right to California
roads TO connect under tho same in.
corporation with roads in other States
and Territories. 1t seems strange, TO
say tho least, that tho defeat OF n
measure which was advocated most
vigorously by tho Southern Pacific
Company should 10 tho means OF 70.
moving tho most dangerous opposi-
ton with which that corporation
was over threatened Reno Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
(FRoM TUESDAYS DAlLY.l
SALSIAGUEDI.

Bar silver was 1886 yesterday.
Allen Fisher, OF Wells, is in town
today.
E. S. Harrington Esq, left for Aus
tin yesterday.
W. Il. Smith returned from the
west this morning.
Considerable snow fell yesterday
afternoon aud Inst night.
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges
tho receipt OF the fifth annual report
OF tho Nevada Agricultural Expert
ment Staten.
Hon. ThoTas Wren came up from
Palisade last evening and remained
IN town until No. 2 arrived ind then
left for Reno.
a dispatch from Hon. Geo. Russell
to tho INDEPENDENT this afternoon
states that the substitute for La
Graves water bill was defeated.
Aho iNbI-ifsNbfaNl ICCoiNCu u ulb-
patch this afternoon from William
Smiley, OF Dceth, stating that l.. w.
st. Clair, OF Star Valley, died sudden
ly this morning.
Tho resolution ID GUST the Railroad
Commissioners OF California came to
a vote yesterday in the Senate and
received ID votes to IS against it. As
it required n two-thirds vote tho Com
miss:oncrs nre safe in their positions.
a small boy in n Brooklyn grammar
school has furnished tho latest infor-
nation about girls in n recent compo-
s%ition; "Girls is pretty md afraid Of
guns. They wear rubbers and look
at tho clouds and say:'O, how pc!ickly
lovely"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
A TEXANS PET oENTIPEpEs.
Alter They DOT Loose Their Owner Had
the Car tn IIlmnelE

Alter They dot Loose Their Owner Had
the Car to HimselL
II was going to New York some time
ago." said II traveller to 4 st. Louis
Globc-Dcmocsat man. "At n way sta.
ton in Indiana n little old man entered
the slccpcE, carrying n wooden box
bored full of small holes. The car was
crowded, md nearly everybody had
gone to bed. The ordered his
berth made up, and retired to the smok-
ingcompartment car for n few whiffs
on n black bricrwood pipe that was
strong enough to curl the hair on n
wooden Indian. When he started to re-
tire he picked up his perforated box.
The cover mad come off, and the little
man stood staring ut II with such n look
OF hopeless, helpless despair that 1 ven
turcd to ask him what WINS the matter.
"'Matter?' h shricked in his thin
fnlsetto that went through the car like
the note of 4 bagpipe, NATTER. l had
six centipedes in that box which | WINS
taking home from Texas, and the last
mothers son OF 'em has got cout!' b.
well, sir, If you had exploded a
pound OF dynamite in that car you
would not have created greater on
s~tcrnation. Men and women came
tuinbling out of their berths in their
nightcaps and shortstop clothes. One
woman scratched herself on n pin, de-
clared that n centipcde was in her
clothes and got rid Of her scnnt hnbili-
ments in n time and two motions.
A fat man, who was n victim of prickly
heat, imagined hat he could feel n cen
tipedc making its way down his spinal
column and could with difficulty be re-
strained from jumping out of the car
window. Mosquito bites were magni-
fled into deadly wounds and the whole
train ransacllcd for doctors. Tho col
orcd porter stood on the rear platform
and shook rs though afflicted with the
palsy. Everybody crowded into the
next car, shook out their clothes gin
gcrly and made hasty but fearful toll
cts in the presence of half n hundred
Mortified passengers. There was no
more sleep that night. I had forgotten
my mecrschaum pipe, and in fear and
trembling went back to il. |
found the wretched author Of all Il
misery poking around with his box,
looking for his lost pets and mourning
because he found them not. lie said
he paid two dollars apiece Cor them
in Cisco, Tex, and the very thought of
being twelve dollars loser nearly broke
his heart"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
From MONDAYS DAILY.
ShLAIAGUNDI.

Fostor's storm has arrived OH time.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. %, A. q. U. W, Mt their Hall to.
riIht.
Tho Now Era snys Commissioner
hlcbaughlin, OF Reno, has been so.
iOcting n suitable location ut Love.
LOCK- for T.. ID. Folsom to build and go
into business.
superintendent Clark, OF tho Stock.
ton Insane Asylum, has permitted n
newspaper mnu TO geo Sarah Althca
Terry In the nd.housc. Ito found
her u rayirg muniac and subject TO
the restraint necessary IN such n casc.
Prceidont llarriaon has issued q
proclamation converting tho Senate
in extra session on tho ith OF March.
Ihis merely follows out tho cuntom
Of converting tho Senate in extra scs.
sion when thcro Ia II change In tho
Administration to confirm the Cabinet
appointments Of tho incoming Prosi-
don't.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
lFRoA FRIDAYS DArLr.l
sALMA0UNDI

Another GOLD wave hos struck cast
ern Nevada.
Sheriff Henderson collected s292.5O
for licenses during the month OF Feb.
ruary.
Anthony, considerable OF which is
produced in Nevada, il ceiling in Liv-
erpool at sil2 per ton.
It begins To look like q sixty-day
session. The Silver party evidently
knows q COED thing when it sees it.
Democratic are pouring into Wnsh-
ington by the train load to witness
Growers inauguration which takes
place Tomorrow.
Carson Tribune:-Does the Silver
party Legislature propose TO fasten n
lottery upon the people OF Nevada
and damn the State foreverP
Reno Journa!:-It is n question
whether the Legislature will complete
its session on Monday next, us mon
keylng with tho appropriation bill has
not yet been brought to a close.
d. l.. Sayre WILL move the Chloride
Belt printing plant from Candeluria
to Greenfield in Lyon county where
he will start u weekly newspaper to
be called the Mason Valley tidings.
The body OF Eugene Frost, one OF
the men drowned near Alviso, CAL,
while on n hunting expedition, was
fonnd yesterday AFTERNOON in the bay
outside Of the mouth Of Mud Slough.
Wadsworth Dispatch:-F. E. Chag-
non, Of Reno, and formerly Of rusca-
rora, has superseded w. L. Smith in
Master Mechanic Hunts office and
Mr.. Smith takes Mr.. Morsehead's
place as assistant clerk.
Warrants are out for the arrest Of
five OF Virginia's young men, charged
with criminal assault upon the body
OF Miss Sophie Williamson. The
young lady swore To the warrants and
two OF the young men wero arrested
yesterday.
The following mixture is said to be
used successfully in killing lice on
cattle: Mix M part liquid carbolic
acid with ten parts rain water, then
slice up thin some CASTLE sosp and
nix this diluted carbolic acid we'll
with the soap. This will make u plas-
tic substance which can be rubbed
into tho hair where lice are.
Reno Gazette: Respectable Cali
fornin papers ure clamoring for tho
enactment OF q bill making it n felony
10 sell lottery tickets in that State,
while the Nevada Legislature, or n
portian OF it at least IS endcavoring to
pave tho way TO legalize n gigantic
gambling scheme Of that character III
this battle. born commonwealth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
Preaching Appointments Of Rev. +.
=. Wlttcr.

MIR. Witter makes tt.e.following an
nnuncements: The first Sabbath Of
each month (Lo preventing provi-
dcnce) no will proach in Good Tenn
plar Hall, Star Valley, at 7:30 r. NJ.
until "freding time" is over, when
there will DO q morning as well MS M
evening service. The second md
fourth Sabbaths Of each month he
will preach both morning and even
ing nj tho now church cIifice in Elko.
The third Sabbath OF tho month he
will conduct services morning and
evening in tho public school building
i'll Wells. The fifth Sabbath (when-
eve that occurs) he will spend either
in Lnmoille or Cnrlin according TO
previous arrangements preaching
morning md evening and will visit
those places in n professional way at
other times. When the promised
help come from tho Presbyterian
Theological Seminary OF California
no hopes to be ablo to serve other
towns md cities in the great eastern
Nevada field. He will lecture next
Sabbath cvc in tho Hall OF tho Indo-
pendent Order OF Good Templars in
Star Valley. Theme "Dram Drink.
ing" Tho lecture will 10 do.
livcrcd in honor OF that order
To advance its good works. All Of
tho people there are cordially invited
To be present.
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q AND RIFLE.

ONLY eight OF the sixty.ninc thousand
Frcnchmcn who fought under Napoleon
at Waterloo arc now alive and in
France.
EtGurEES teams % British Infantry.
each COMPOSED of eight men and n lead.
cr, have had n rae Jf Gfty-tonr miles.
Seven Of tho teams cnmc in without
losing n man. tho first doing the dis.
tnncc In huuut seventeen aud q half
hourS.
TnE duke Of %ConnsuRht, who will re-
ccivc 100000 n year Ms commandments.
chief OF the army, gets Ms much more
from the civil list MS n royal duke and
for netting m colonel Of several rcgi.
mcnts 5000 each. Ills elder brother.
~" ~ EIinlMrrh. hnns Cv.n hciiCr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
Growing colder.

Gardner il Son arc at work flush
in ; tho inside Of the new church.
v. G. ltippoy, who shot John
NdCkay, WAS Il white.haired man over
sixty years Of age.
The Senate, yesterday, by n vote OF
go ; passed the Assembly bill to ex-
tend tho present session Of the Legis
la;ure to fifty days.
SIR. II. S. Beck, one Of tho solid
criizcna OF Storey county, arrived yes
,criay morning on u visit to his SON
IN law, Judge Talbot.
Tho Wadsworth Dispatch snys that
Ctisf Naches ia very i'll and the
chances are that lic wIll go from the
eick bel to the rave.
Tho White Pine News snys that it
IL reported that tho famous Joanna
mino at Ely haI been. sold ard tho
first payment mado.
FuTiy.soven ranChers OF Lamoiile
Vail havc forwarded n romonstrancs
- the Legislature against the pass
"gc OF tho LaGravc water bill.
joe Tabcr left for Knlispcl, Montn-
nn, last evening. JCo is n good, hon
oft boy and the INDEPENDENT wishes
him abundant success in his new
homo. - t.. l.
Tho Assembly has passed Senator
"'l,tgm'a bill fixing tho salaries Of
tho u.liCorso u Elko county on and
nftor January !, 1898. The bill now
gD,G 10 tho Governor for his signature.
Tho INDEPENDENT heard q promi.
ucnt business man say yesterday that
ho dad not see how tho people OF Nc
VIGa had managed to live so long
without tho laws now before tho Leg
iriuturc. Isn't it passing strange?
4 bill wRs introduced into tho As
E"mbiy, yesterday, 10 prohibit tho uso
OF tobacco in schoolhouses. What
wont 0ur ia1Uatrlous silver b,gisla
turc uttorpt 10 lcgislato on so that
It's members may have IN cxcuso to
remain in session fifty days 10 squand.
ar tho peoples money?
Services ut the now church to-mor-
iow tSunduy) morning aud evening,
t., tho usual hours, conducted 10y Rev.
F.S Witter. Morning themo: "Tho
Golden Cnndlesticks Evening
the'no: "Thc Eloquonco OF Silence"
ToXi: "And when lao was accused by
tao chief priest and elders no nn-
Hwored nothing" (Alntt. 27:l2.) All
cordially invited.
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DIED.

CoSNoRs:-At Hanks Creek, Elko
county, Nevada, February %, 1893,
Mrs. Thomns Conner, n native Of
Indian Territory, aged ~ ycrrs and
6 days.
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JOINT STATEMENT
Of AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.

Of AUDITOR AND TIsEASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending Dec. 81.
1902.
'ft COUNTY 3F Of S Exc. SIS.
AUDIToR,s OFFICE.
Jan. 4. 1898.
To the Honorable Board of County Commas
sioners OF Elko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith uLmitour Qusr-
teily Report OF the Finances OF tho County
for the quarter ending Dec. II. 1907.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. II. MEIGs,
Auditor.
NJ II MYTrrD
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KRAu8E's HEADACHE CApsULEs TN.
lko many remedies aro perfectly
harmless, they coutain no injurious
Substance, and will stop any kind OF
u headache, viii prevent headaches
caused by ovo Indulgence in food or
drink lato Mt night. Prico twenty.
hYo ccpLsi for sale by +. i, Mullor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05

Truots AMI combinations aro un.
popular. But thero IL ono form OF
trust against which no ono has my.
thing TO say. That Ia tho trust tho
public rcposos in lFood's Sarsapnrilla
because they know HOOD'CURES.
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Disbu rsements .s62, 749 q

Bal in Treasury ...... O,U79 IL
Tho above amount stands TO the
credit Of tho several funds rs per
Trensuror's Bal. Sheet, dated jan. ..
1893, hereto attached.
TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash in Treasury to credit OF various
funds, Jan /, 1903, rs follows:
State Fund.-. .........S so 81
Judges Salary Fund ........ 1910 %
Gen County Fund.-. ..... 25,G2G 63
Cash Contingent Fund ...... 1904 W
Indigent Sick Fund ....... 3, 554 %
Officers Salary Fund ...... $500 Is
County School Fund .......
Total. .......... S4l,2T3 %
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ADVERTISING RATES.

S;l DO made as low rs is consistent with
sound business principles. Apply AT the Of
Ace Tor tcr.ns.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05

Hoods Pills arc purely vegetable.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
EVENING PAPER,

ISSUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS Ex.
4 ccpted.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-05
Total. ..6s397 70
SUMMARY.

Total receipts ...;..;;:;:.122,s2s 81
Paid from State"
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w. w. BOOKER,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

EDITOR AND Pr OF RIEroR.
The herald., 1893-05-24
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

AETtLARD FILLMORE, AMINISTRATOR OF
WI the e.tate OF & ii al H. Fillmore, de"e sed,
plaintiff, W Isaac Wiekershan and s. j. Wick-
ershAm. his wife. defendants.
Sh eriHs sale.--NO 10 465
Order Of sale and decree OF foreclosure and
sale.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sa, Q and
decree of foreclosure and sale is. ued Gus OF he
superior court Of tho county o Los Angeles, Of
the -tate nf California, on the 10th day OF May
A; b. 1893, In the above, emitted action,
wherSin Miliard Fillmore, administra OF Of The
eatate OF Blijah D. Fillmore, deceased, the
above-nsmed plaintiff obtained Judgment
aud decree OF foreclosure and sale against
is h day Of May, A D 1893 for the. ,um. Of
thirty.fye hundred eighty.seve and ID 100
N35s7i3l do lars, god coin Of tha
on o't the l f'as day sg'V Of May, A. D. 1883
recorded in Judgment book Al OF said court, at
Iage SO, am commanded to sell AL that GER
tain los, piece or parcel of land, situate lying
and being IN the said county OF Los Angeles,
sta OF California, and bounded and described
as follows.
twelve (i2) East Los Angeles, according to o
ms p made by Frank ecOuvreur in December,
1873 and record ID in book 3, pages 1874 and
05, miscellaneous records OF saia county OF
Los Angeles; together with all and singular
the tenements, heteditaments and appurte.
nances thereunto belonging or In anywise ap-
pertaining.
day, the 9Th day II June, a. ID. 1898, at IL
O'clock m. Cfthat y, In front OF the court
house door OF the county OF Los Angelo Broad
way entrance, will. in obedience 10 said order
OF sale and decree of foreclosure and sale sell
The above described property, or so much
thereof a. may be necessary to satisfy saia
judgment, wi h interest and costs, etc. TO the
highest and best bidder for cash. gold coin.
Dated this 18th day OF may 1913.
j G. CLINE,
Sheriff of Los Angeles county.
By J. o. Lowe, de8uty sheriff.
A. b. You've, attorney for plainin
lG tues At