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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-02-15
PiOCHE.

Bingham John-Fee simple title 10 . lots and
mpts lots 81, IS blk 35 tax 81 ST. penalty iSc poll
tax 50; adv 81, total 81 IS.
carlow Geo- Fee simple title to lots and impts
McCsnnon st; tax $2,S. penalty 2Sc, adv 50, total
$500
Clark wm-Fee simple title to . lors and impts
Cornwall Row lots 66, OF, blk 20i taA 81 90, ZEN
atty s., O6, poll tax s.. adv So, total Sl3,55
Flynn Il. M.-Lots II. II, is, block l; lots 2. g.
o. %, 49, blk o. lots 10 Is. blk 4; lots Is to 81 it,
elusive, biz 6; lots %, 49, blk Is; lots 81, a. 81,
blk 49, lots g. IS, So Al So blk 20 lots So SO. 80,
Gl g. 6, Ga, 65, Co. g. blk II; lots g. II. Is. blk
22 lots "A &c. 81, &c. A. 49, a. So ST. 50, SIS to IS
inclusive 10 to SO inclusive &c. ST. biz 49, lots To-
&c. &c. Al, g. 49, a. 66, n, blk "a; lots a. As, blk
u.s. lots 10. II, Il, a. l5 &c. 81 80. So, SO 49, 48,
81, So. 81 S. Co. blk %; lots to 10 inclusive, and
81, blk 81; lots l. q 5, 6. 3, "A. Is, 3d. blk 80;
lot 49, blk 30 lots a. a. "a to GO inclusive, blk ST.
lots 22 49, 49, %. 80. 81 49, S. So, 81 49, 49, 90,
So So; S. co. blk 49, lots 90, 81. o. %. "a. 49, 81,
49, 80 48 49, ST. 55, blk 49, lots 2a to 80 inclusive,
IS, &c. 49, &c., blk &c., lots T. 49, IT, IT, 23, "a, 25 49,
81, 50? So. a. IS. 81 80 to 81 Inclusive g. S. &c. So
SO. co. 6 So 6S, g. Ct. IS. g. 70. blk 81 tax 80 4s
penalty sll5. poll tax 50, adv 81, total sl4.63.
Goodrich H-Possessory claim to lot and impts
on Cottonwood ave. lot 80. blk u: tax s375. PEN
atty 67c, poll tax s., adv 81, total $9.42,
harris Mrs H-Fee simple title to 4 lot and impts
OH McCannon st, lot blk 49, fee simple title to Z
lots and impts Waudell ave. lots TO- II, IL, blk 81
fee simple title to lots GU Cedar ST. lots 81 49, SO
blk %; fee simple title to lot and impts, Davis
St. lot H. blk 90 possessory claim to some lots and
mps in of lot 4, blk Is; fee simple title to
lot and inlpts In rear of lot 10 blk 81 tax $l67s
penalty 81 ST, poll tax So, adv 50, total $22 81
Sherwood Mrs Kate-Fee simple title to lott
and mpts Msin st. lots 50. 81, 49, SO. blk 50: fe,
simple title to lots and impts, Wsndell ave, lott
Is, 26, blk 81; tax s26.25. penalty SAGA adv 50
total $50 81.
syphus Luke-Fee simple title to 2 lots snC
impts, neadow Valley st, lots 7, 8, blk %; tai
| $3,75, penalty SIC, adv 50, total 50. IL.
Warren Geo B-Possessory claim to all of blk
and impts tax SO rs. penalty sl,27. poll tax s.
| adv 81, total $1,000.
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NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED.

State OF Nevada. County of Lincoln pis.r.ct
or Prosecuting Attorneys Cfice.
TO the foil wing named defendants aud Ia all
owners Cf or claimsn TO the real e,tnte ard In
pr6Yenients thereon, hereinafter described know
, r unknown You hsreDs bottled that sntt
have ben mn, Iced IL the District Court Of th
State ~ Neyaa, III and for the County OF Lincoln
by the state a. Nevadn Plsintif, agaiust the "a
tendsu's hereis after named, and each of the foi
lowing des rDed tracts or parcels Of land with II
impr yemenis thereon and all owners of or clnIg
auts to the same knowno Or unknown to recover the
tas and delinquency assessed to said Defendants
against sid property for the fiscal year
ing first Monday in January a. D. 1898, and e,s
ing second Monday in september A. D. 1893 ara
that summons has been duly issue d; and you M,
further Notified that unless you appear and snswer
the complaint filed in the Office Of the District
Court of the State of Hevada in and for the Coupty
# Lincol in esid CT before ihe 9th dsy
of February d 1884, iudgmt mt will be taken
against you, aud the real state and Improvement
herein described for the amount of tax and de,in.
qnency specified, and cost I suit. Tax aud delin
quency, Oregon Short Lipe and Utah Northern
Railway 30. ami sli owDe-e Of or claimants 4Buwn
or unknown.
The raid action is brought to recover iudpm.n n,
tor the sum OF thirty Ave hun red and Atty an
eighty eight one hundredths dollars, that il 10 say
pine hunderd and twenty two one hupdredtbs
dollars state tax. and xeLty- Elk hundr. and fiji
and sixty-s, one hundr-dths dollars County tax
total amount thirty Ave hundred and fiftv =. 4
eighty eight enc hundredibs dollars together with
ter per ceptum and tvs nty-fve per centum on
said sum as penalty all in gold DIN, delinquent
taxes on property hereinafter no,cribed together
with per, en,age and co tx as is provided by law
fully ses forth In complaint on file the same
being Tor tai on real ana posscssory claim and
personal properly for the year a. D. 1898 described
as follows to wit:
poesessory clam TO surveyed right OF wAy for rail
road OF sixty Ave mica, moreer less running from
the state line the east south. west d. yn Cloyar
Valley Wash to within three miles OF Piccbe, W N
sixty miles, more or less, Of prepared rcsdbed CON
sisting of cuts. fila, tunnels, etc., and known AZ
the Milford snd Phoebe lire o. The Or, gon sho
Line and Utah Northern Railway situated in
Lincoln county. Nevads value OF real estate Slua
GOO. value Of personal property s25 total 500 ID
W CULVERwELL.
District or Pro SECURING Attorney for incol,
County.
Dated Phoebe. New ada. January 10, 1894.
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Sneak Thieves.

Tuesday night about ten o'clock sneak
thieve. entered John Roeders store and
while rummasius around were frightened Cd
by the proprietor. There appeared to be at
least two Of the party and Roeier chased
one for some distance along Laeour street.
An examination Of the ssore showed lot a
tobacco and pipes scattered Aboa, ba, moth
ing to indicate that these were What WAS
sought Several individual tsamps have
fallen in on US Of late aud in these times q
no employment it beheoSes one to be on the
lockout.
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The steamer keArssr2e Of the United
States navy, Was wrecked on the night of
the second inst, on Ronesdor Reef 200
miles from the Central American coast,
Admiral Stanton, with all officers, aud two
hundred sailors and marines aboard were
saved. The disaster occurred at p, m,
The kssrsarSe WAS under both sail and
steam at the time, and was going about ten
knots. When she struck, heavy sea was
running snd as the character Of the Gays in
those waters WAS well known to the Kear.
sarse's officers, it MAS evident that safety
lay in forcing her as far up on the cay as
possible before she began to break up.
Accordingly she was at once lightened up
hy hsaving her guns overheard. The one
FIRST TO so was her splendid old llinch after.
pivot gun, that did such terrible execution
on the alabama" in the famous fight in
1854, Next the mssts were cut away. 1t
would have been madness to attempt to
make landing in such sea 10 the intense
dsrkness of the tropical night, and there
fore there was nothing to be done bu, to wait
till morning, Saturday morning line WAS
got ashore, and al hands were finally landed
safe in the cay. Owing to the manner in
which the waves had swept the decks and
filled the hold, only little fresh water and
small quantity of provisions could be saved
Three boats 60, ashore but little injured.
The storm Of calumny which has been
.urging shout the head of Isaac J, Weoton,
recently appointed as Indian Agen, for this
{ State is charged as blsckmal and as lying
I ISLANDERS of personal enemies. TWAS carried
/ to such an extent that number OF the citi.
ssns Of Laurel, Mr.. wooten's home, have
/ combined. aud through the Couniain. the
I leading newspaper of the place, snnoancs
their determination to run the sisnierers
down 10 the interests Of Mr., woosen and Of
common deeeney.
The Reno GAIettee reports the winter il
that quarter OF the State as having beer
z iNofsose 70 SAssie inteaeSS so-s tA an
saws the weather has been 80 mild and tn,
suowi fall 50 light that cattle have nnderson,
bat little suffering They are in better con
iitioa than usual at this time Of the year
and the outlook is favorable for spring. /
is in the spring that cattle sufsr most bu
il they pass the winter well they are all th
more liable to endure the sassrins and de
priya,ion Of the cold, raw days Of March an
April
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NOTICE
* Farmers, Gardeners, I
" Nurserymen and r.
n Dairymen n

1900 Acres OF the very best land In
Pahranagat Valley, is for sale or to lease,
900 acres under fence, 40 acres under cul-
tivation, acres OF orchard 3 years old
consisting OF nothing but the very
choicest fruits. is acres alfalfa. 200
acres of q Natural Fishpond stocked with
Carp three years ago and is now full of
fish thousands of which will weigh l5
pounds each. Wild duck aud geese in
abundance the whole year round. Large
quantities of wild hay can be cut on the
bottom lands. Moving machine, sulky-
pillow and all other implements necessary
to work the ranch. Good Farmhouse,
Dairyhouse, Stable, Corrals otc. Situated
one mile south of the town of Hike and
twenty-five miles west of Monkey Wrench
ferguson District) where there is ~ good
market for everything raised.
Will sell or lease the whole or in 40, 80
and 100 acre farms. For particulars call
or address
ChaS. Stein,
Phoebe, Lincoln County. Nevada.
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EmpyJ H-Possessory claim to a lot and limit.
outside OF the limits of Panaca. east of q WAL,
s., adv 81, total Sc, 2s F 'A@
Gam Birdie E-Po-sessory ella IN to le .cres n,
land Oh appln No lI,2se. being qtr of n 9 otr
t0tsl 80, s.. Vs.
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NOTICE
or
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Delinquent List OF Prepert, fer the Year
1893. Lincoln Codniy. ~evadn.

Notice Ia hereby given to thoee whom ii may COL
Germ, and to the following named persons, aGd 70
all owners Of or claimants to, the re i estate add
iu provements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately. hereinafter described, known
or unknown, that the tsxes fer State and
County purposes for the year a. 1898, assessed
against the following described pieces parcels Of
property are now delinquent; that ten per cent
penalty and two dollars 81 00 cost OF Rising,
has been added in each case and that any piece or
parcel of property upon which said taxes. penalty
and costs shall remain unpaid on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-02-15
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

VIM. D. Maynard is up from Helene for a
few days.
Bob Francis was in town to-day from
Eagle Valley.
The Yuba h. closed down for ten days
or SO from shortage Of wood,
Little Willie Nesbitt, who has been quite
i'll all week with pneumonia, is reported As
better to-day
Jim Rice was in after supplies to-day from
Spring Valley, The weather there con.
tnues extremely cold
Stamps are being added to tho Bullion.
vile mill with which to crush Monitor ore
from Ferguson district.
Nesbitt Bros. took down to Condor
Canyon last Sunday large safe in which to
store amalgam and bullion.
Do you want some Of the best underwear
at prices lower than ever known heres Then
Call on tno NOuDe NloTchutilo w
The Utah legislature has before it bill
providing death as the penalty for all en-.
gagged in train robberies,
Finding business too dull, John 0Connor
has given up his lease on the Phoebe Con.
machine shop, and yesterday left for Salt
Lake.
When the scalp is atrophied, or shiny.
bald, no preparation will restors the hair in
all other cases. Halls Hair Remover will
start growth,
The scholars of both departments of the
public schools were at their best on Tues.
day ready for inspection at the hands Of
Prof, Ring,
President w. s, Godbe of the Phoenix re.
duction Co., was up from Bullionvills ysster.
day, He leaves for Salt Lake ON business
shortly to be absent several weeks.
The closing out sale at the Godbe Mer.
Cos store still continues. Better cash
prices on anything than buyers have ever
known here before. See what 81 cash will
do
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MONDAY. 10TH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1894,

or so much OF each parcel as will pay the amount
OF taxes delinquency and costs against 1t. will be
sold by me, as County Treasurer and Ex.0ticio
Tax Receiver of said County OF Lincoln. al 70
O'Clock NJ. of said day. at the front door Of the
court house. ct the town OF Plccho 10 said copnt?
to satisfy such taxes delinquency and costs. Said
sales will be made subject to redemption within
sIS months aztec the date Of sale by payment Of
all the sums assessed against each parcel toge Their
with three per cent per month thereon from the
date Of sale until paid in accordance with the pro
visions OF s. cti0n OF an act OF the Legislature Of
the state o. Nevada, approved March l2th. 1855,
page III.
Pio,he. December 10, 1898.
WI. D0iLEY,
County Treasurer and x-0ficio Tax Receiver Of
Lincoln County. Nevada
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or The STATE
L OF Nevada, in snd for the County OF Lincoln.
In she matter Of tie Estate Of Conrad KEEL de-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that uE the l7th day OF
February, A. d. 1894, at 10 O'Clock u. Of that
day. 50 soon thereafter as the Sane can De
heard at the court room OF said Court, in the said
County OF Lincoln, the hearing Of the petition of
Edwin Is. Kiel for the probate OF the will of said
deee ased and for the issuance of letters te5tsmen
tary to him. said petition will be heard where aud
when any person interested may appesr and cou-
test the same. ia. CLARK,
CLERK OF said Court.
Dated January &c. 1894,
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NOTICE..

rI,HE REGULAR MEETING of THE BOARD
| of County Commissioner Tor March, 1894, Will
be held on Monday. March ssh, at tha Commits
siSners ia tho court house building at iocee,
beginning sc / o'clock y. N.
MAX SCI AEFEI;. Chairman.
Dated Piocac. Xev .Ga Feb. l, 1893.
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JOB PRINTING In all Its
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.

Several more suits against the Reed NJ, /
NJ. Co, of Ferguson, are likely to occur by
those claiming balances due for services at
the time the mine closed down over year
ago
Rubber goods in great variety, boots and
shoes of all kinds and qualities, clothing for
men and boys, women and children, at the
Godbe Mer, Cos store, and all at low prices
for cash.
There is some chance Of the sattle.men
hereabouts securing something on the prom.
isory notes given last summer at the cattle
sales at Milford 1t has been long hard
pull with them.
A private letter from Butte. Mont. shows
that town to have no cause for complaint on
dull times More men are employed there.
about than ever before and the monthly
payrolls are said TO amount to 500, 900.
There is no claim made for Ayers Sarsa.
psrilla which cannot be endorsed BY scores
of testimonials, This fact plainly proves
that the blood is the source Of most
disorders aud that Ayers Sarsaparilla is the
best Of headquarters, Try it this month
Cattle and sheep are reported to be dying
in large numbers in the mountains and on
the desert beyond Desert Springs Cattle.
men say the stock kept up well until the
Geld wave Of two weeks ago set in. and
since then they are falling on all sides with
probabilities that many more yet will 60
The entertainment given last evening By
the A. Q. I, W, at their hall on Main street,
was up to the standard of those previously
given, and was well attended An enter
tanning programme OF songs, rseitstions, etc,
was exeellen,ly rendered causing those pre-
sent to indulge in the wish that outings o
the same character would occur otterer I,
relieve the monosouy Of the long evenings
The delay in Mondays stage was due h
severity q the weather. Between Deser
Springs and the Summit, coming this way
the storm Was 50 fierce that the horse
would not face it and finally the force Of tn
wind overturned the stage when it va
deemed advisable to return to Desert an
await ar abatement Of the storm. vhis
WAS done
The protrsctei cold weather render
operations at the Condor mill somewhi
difficult The ore frequently ire,sss in Il
batteries and several small breakages Ia,
occurred, The work has progressed &
enough, however, to demonstrats that Il
pan and settler process is suited to workil
the ore. and With more moderate wealth
quicker work and better results are sxpes
ed.
Ed frsadenthal came in from his Com
district mine Monday, after supplies. I
mine has more than held its own since d
report and now looks better than ever. BIZ
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KEYSTONE.
More of the Camp and More Life In
il Than Generally Supposed.

Tho following batch OF items from the
last Vanderbilt Shaft shows Keystone, our
new sister town to the south, to no lively
from both business and social standpoint;
KEYSTONE. jan 26, 1893.
Editor Shaft. Like all the rest OF our
section, Keystone is improving daily. The
Keystone mine is looking we'll, and thore is
being taken from it daily about six tons Of
free milling ore. The company has lately
sunk winsc 200 feet ON good body OF ore,
and are now waiting the arrival of their new
gasoline hoisting engine, bsiore developing
any more in this quarter. Considerable
prospect work is being done aud the COM
pany Is getting ready to take cut large
quantities of ore, as soon as the hosting
apparatus is in place About Twenty-Five
men are now employed at this mine
Godhe, Smith and Rose have lately com.
menced work on their claim, the Oversight
which adjoins the Keystone on the east,
Mr.. j. 5, HUMPHREYS. representing
Pueblo aud Denver capitalists, has force
Of men working on the Hillside" mine. A
tunnel seventy five feet in length has been
made. aud work will be continued until the
mine is fully developed,
A new social feature has lately been in.
troducsd, and was much enjoyed by al
present An entertainment was given al
Keystone mining camp on the evening o.
Wednesday January "a, aud the following
program WAS rendered: Selection by thu
orchestra; song Charles Grundy; clog dance
/ W. II. Russell; cornet solo, w. F Blake
song, "Down.on the Farm" Joseph Scott
clog dance, Frank Harris; guitar solo
Walter Gruniy; violin. and harp duet
Dinsmora and Leasing; song, "only
Picture" w f, Blake; double clog, Russell
and Harris; quartet, "Serensde," Williams
| Scott, Gruudy and Blake: trio. violins ant
| harp, ninsmore, Gresham aud Rollins; SOM
II Left Home and Mother" W. Fitzpatrick
/ hute sole W II. RUSSELL; song aud dance
/ W. C, Williams; music by orchestrs. Their
was a large crowd in attendance, sud juds
/ ing by the number Of cncores, the entertain
u,ens VAS grand success, All the part
were admirably performed
4 Mrs. h. Harris. Mrs. Charles Grumpy
and Miss Dream Gam have this week re
turned from Whites ranch, where the
went to lend what assistance they could i
caring for Miss Della White during he
severe illness. W. f. h.
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figured ~ a large opal mine owner at
Upnlin., lie a fugitive from Justice from
California, whore he du Ell many pr. d.
pic In somc cactus hedgc-fenco spr,ui g..
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