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New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY REPORTED.
East Side Manufacturer Waylaid in His Own
Entraneeway in Bowery.

The facts Of a daring and successful broad day
light hoId-Up, which occurred last Tuesday AFTER
noon al O'clock by which the victim lost $500 be-
came known yesterday at Police Headquarters.
The victim Selig A Kors, manufacturer OF
custom coats at No. 26s Eowery.
Last Tuesday payday for Korss employees
and he had gone TO the German Bank, spring-st.
and Bowery and had drawn Sl45o. Kors put the
$3.50, with which he intended to pay his help IN a
satcheL The 800. which he drew Tor another pur-
pose he placed in his trousers pocket. When kors
started up the stairs of his place, he saw nobody
until he reached the second floor. Then ne came
face 70 face with man. He received M 6ioW ,qt On
the left side OF the jaw. delivered eVldsnlly WIN
some instrument and not by the man whom he
confronted. The force Of the blow Knocked MN
down but he clutched his bag. He was beaten
over the arm till ne forced 10 let go. Inc
robbers down the narrow stairs 10 the street
Kors found q policeman, but the men had disap-
peared.
Meyer Rathnogel. an employe, went 10 Police
Headquarters, and, being shown the Rogues Gal
lery, picked out picture Of well known CROOK as
one OF the men he had seen in the hallway before
the robbery. A little than year ago hors
told the police he received an anonymous letter
asking Tor $3.50. He thought there might be some
connection between the letter and the robbery
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
A LULL IN EQUITABLE.
flerander Makes No Reply TO Hyde
Letter-Agents' Talk.

No reply came from President Alexander Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society yesterday to
Jsmes y. Hyde's assertions that Mr.. Alexander had
called the conference Of general agents solely a
Ssrt % bis plan 10 obtain control Of the Equitable
through some naturalization movement. No reply
came Ohcislly from the agents 10 the charges that
they were letting selfish interests run away with
-hem and playing directly into Mr.. Alexsnders
hands but unoficiany. many Of the agents de
nounced Mr.. HYDE and his letter
They declared il did do justice to them or 10
DIR. Alexander. While reply could be made ROW.
because the conference Of agents had been ad-
journed. some way would be devised by which the
agents could get in word.
Prom the Hyde side Of the controversy came no
more manifcstoes than from Mr.. Alexanders. Mr
Hyde himself was at his country place at Bay
Shore, where he VIII remain until Monday. His
once was practically closed.
Eutil the Lord suit. which is awaiting the de-
olsion Of Justice MADDOX in Brooklyn is settled
the warfare IN the Equitable 80 far as the
tuaization of The society goes. must be al stand
suL II the Injunction for which Mr. Lord asks is
grsnted, naturalization must BE- foreeone.
That sppeal would be taken By the society ss
represented b. William B. Hornblower OF Mr.
AleEander's counsel. in such case Is regarded as
certain SIR. Hyde would carry 10 the courts any
attempt 10 compel BY lawsuit or legislation any
rurther giving up Of stock rights than that 70
which he already had agreed. said one of his
friends yesterday.
AIF. Hydes array OF counsel which now includes
Joseph n. Choate and Colonel William Jay is well
prepared 20 carry on any legal battle into which
he may enter.
j. IA. Estes. OF the secretaries. said that Mr..
5yoes letter made no definite answer 10 any Of the
charges made against him.
Mr.. HrdeS letter is a tissue of falsehoods and
mssinernents, said one Of the agents. 1T is not
true that Mr.. Alexander was the inctiEatOr oe the
present controversy. one year ago Mr. HYDE HIM
sef sought % have the board OF directors eject
PRESIDENT Sna authorize the latter appoint the
other officers OF the society ny assertion about
this - sunstantiated bv thc Official records Of the
~ I'd pf .ir Etla NJ ETs-1a
sought 10 put his project through. Mr. Hyde IS
pntFuthful ~ saving he was not Informed IN ample
rrne or what was 10 AZ the recent meeting Of
re board of directors, when The naturalization idea
Nas presented lie notified Of il IN the call for
ne meeting The records viii show this"
Many o. the agents were in conference during the
morning With second Vice President TarbeIi Mr.
Tarhell declined 20 talk
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
ASK RECEIVER FoR BIG GRANITE FIRM.

Belfast, Ne April 22.--The Supreme Court
peutioned to-day for the appointment OF an an
cilary receiver for Maine for William Gray & Sons
OF Philadelphia. who have large granite industry
at High Island. Rockland, Me. \ receiver
has already been appointed Philadelphia The
petitioners ask for the dissolution of the partner
ship and the appointment of receiver to complete
their contracts Pending the legal proceedings
work is suspended at High Island, where about five
hundred men are employed
Philadelphia, April 22.--The firm Of William Gray
& Sons is one Of the largest producers of granite
in the country Owing It is said, 20 labor troubles
and weather conditions the firm experienced some
difficulty in procuring its product and its contracts
were consequently delayed. Several months ago
the firm went into receivers hands to protect its
creditors The business OF the firm not inter
rupted and among its contracts is one for large
department store in this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
OLD GUARD PARADEs TO CHURCH.
Celebrates 75th Anniversary by Memorial
Service-New Officers Installed.

With battalion flags flying and the band play
ing lively airs. the Old Guard one hundred strong
marched down 5th-ave yesterday from 45th-st.
and Up Broadway from the Worth monument.
The men made q brave showing IN their white
coats and bearskin shakos, and they were fre-
quentIy oieered by the throngs that frnged the
sidewalks
It was the seventy-ffth anniversary Of the Old
Guard and il was celebrated by march TO the
Church of the Heavenly Rest. at 45th-st. and 5th-
ave. where memorial services were held. The
soldiers were addressed by the Rev. Dr. n Parker
Morgan DR.. Morgan said that DR.. Osler made
a bad Joke when he suggested that q mans useful
ness gone at forty.
At the arn9ory before the parade Major S Ellis
Briggs, Captains Beiden j. Rogers. William b.
Smith and George f; Libbey Lieutenants George
IS. Laird. Benjamin s. Hart, r l.. Luckey. J. r.
Dye, Z. x. de ChutkOWski and Thomas ". Tnln-
son, the officers elected for 1908, installed by
Brigadier General Frederick D. Grant
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
FUNERAL OF T. A. JIMMERsoN
Announcement No. 2.

For over sixty years have brought the value OF
SOZOdont TO the attention OF the public truthful and dlgR
lied Way, never making claims that could proven and
thus winning the confidence Of the community. Persistent
TumoTS Intended TO lnure SOZOdOnt and emdndtng from
source OF which we COgnlZant and against which
collecting much evidence have been brought TO attention
and now desire TO publicly state and for all that
SOzOdOnt not and acid denCe and TO mdke
our assertion the more OrCibe will give 81 900 gold 10
te person who Will dSprOVe our claim SOZOdOnt Is alkaline
the very opposite OF acid. Test yourself ASK your druggist
lot Shlp Of blue lmuS paper Sprinkle SOzOdOnt on g.
TdCe OF acid would change the color from blue 70 pink
you not using SOzodOnt will be worth your while to
obtain and prove the truth OF statement Test the
oenTlCe you using he method is employed
io powders and paStes) and acid OF them
DISCARD forever An acid dentCe Is the biteTeSt enemy Of
he teeth SOzOdOnt Is put up In four WelknOWn forms:
SoZodon Liquid large and small sizes SOzOdont Powder and
SozOdOnt Pasta
HALL RUCKEL. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE COMPLETED.

The Spencer Realty Company has just completed
the new nreproof apartment house the Spencer
Arms on the southeast corner OF Broadway and
ssth-st. south Of Sherman Square II ad5oins
the Bloomingdale Reformed Church on the south
and 81 Stephens Episcopal Church Oh the east.
giving light on all si5es The building is twelve
stories high aud is II skeleton steel construction
protected by masonry. n solid concrete floors
ara hollow hreprOof block partitions. which, being
-l1u-c9uc uctors make the rooms uOiseCroof and
hreprccf There is frontage u 1i3 feet il Broad
way and l68 feet in 69th-st
The light courts give unObsLrllcred eYDOsI.re to
al rooms facing upon them. Special attention has
Deen paid 70 the design OF the entrance. add not
only 10 The distinctive character OF che building.
oEt EnoLS especially % the comfcrt of the occu-
pants The ornamental glass and iron marquee aG-
tending across tho sidewalk and the interior drive
Wey - feet wide give ample opportunity for vehl-
Hl~s ot all kinds. on TIE ground dooF arc several
reception rooms and public halls
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
LIS PENDENs.

loOth-st $. 425 II E Of 81 ave 25zl0Os; Jennie z
Heller agt Patrick Gilmore foreclosure OF
mortgage; attorney. G IL Hyde.
124th-st No 154 100 West; the Farners' Loan and
Trust Company agt Frances : Quinn. individual and
executor ct al foreclosure of mOrtgaSel attorneys
Turner, Rolston Horan.
Ann-st II = 44e4 road leading 10 New
York city, 2436 n Of from West
Farms to Kingsbridge. @70Sx lax 7Ix
n 2SS.3 TO beginning; John Hnlyer. trustee. agt
Theresa Lindsay ct al foreclosure OF mOrtgsge attorney
r " Todd
Avenue 9 No 1876 to 1sO Nathan ReIsIer agt Charles
Adams al action foreclose mechanics enl attorney
] Wikenfed,
Madlson-aye. No 423 John HeaIn as Annie Bruins
al faction TO foreclose mechanics lenl; attorneys
Taylor, Anderson q Seymour.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
10 PROSECUTE TREE vANDALs.
Magistrates VIII Conduct Trials Without
Cost for Planting Association

The Tree Planting Association i7 10 prosecute
FL those found vl-tll- nJurlng shade trees IN the
streets. When arrests have been made the asso-
cistion viii appear by counsel, and, by courtesy OF
che magistrates, conduct trials without cost. carry
ting 70 the higher courts such cases as may seem
advisable.
Tn the annual report of the society thers Is e
.e-tar from Clifford Pincnot, Of the Bureau Of
r. .wS,ry Of the Department % Agriculture on
LLe acticahility OF planting in The streets OF
this cirg MI. Pinchot, a practical forester saws
+nat trees the only growing Things that can be
iutaiued in the more crowded streets OF q great
city. ana urges an increase in the practice Of
planting them
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
aPHIPPs HOUSES INCORPORATED.
Governor Higgins Signs Measure Of Assem-
blyman Prentice.

Albany. April 22.--Governor Higgins to-day signed
Assemblyman Prentice's bill Incorporating the
"Phipps Houses" d corporation organized 20 put
into effect the phanthropic designs of Henry
Phipps for the erection of improved dwellings for
vsorlingmcn III New-York City and elsewhere,
The incorporators named in the bill Henry
Phipps, John Arbucke. Charles $, Brown. Robert
" Forest, George T. Gordon EIgin r. l. Gould,
William s. Hawk. George B McClellan. Charles A.
Moore. John :. Phipps. Charles = Smith IStdor
Straus Alfred 7. white and yiyles Tierney.
The Henry Phipps Model Tenement House Com
mission formed several months ago with Rob
ert ". de Forest former Tenement House Commits
sioner. as chairman. Mr Phipps has aside
siC1oco0 FOR tho Of the commission in carrying
out its trust So Tar the commission has bought
two parcels, ono in the central East Side section
and the other in the West Side which will be i'm
proved with model tenement houses. The income
from yhe houses above all carrying expenses will
be given to State charitable institutions
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
sANKRuPTcY NoTEs.

The following petitions bankruptcy were filed yes
erday With the clerk District Cour
Bertha Cohn, No. 92 st. Nicholas-aye.; liabilities
50 sS; assets $50 The principal creditors Eugene
StOS, 1fSh-st and Nichoa $G5O secured: .he
Lewisohn estate. No. II Broadway. 81 900
The schedules Of Harry BlannOr Of SIS 3lR
and assets of $1ISs4 The principal creditors the
state Bank No 3fs Grand St 5000. secured by
signed accounts the American WOollsn Company, Leonard
Church sts S8GJS Sanford 4 Jordan No a Worth
St. 1888. The consist II at No
lilo 5th-ave $1,000; accounts $2s09; life insurance
policy. 5000.
William u. Brush appointed receiver bus-
ness Of Paul F. Treft involuntary bankrupt, dealing
liquors 220 a of $500.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
THRAsHED POLICEMAN: Is SHOT.
Believed To Be One of "Humpty" Jackson
Gang and Of Sam" Parks's Pals"

After being kicked and beaten by two men whom
he had been trying 10 persuade 10 60 home peace
ably In their seni-intoxlcated condition Patro1sn
paul Dealing, of the East 22d-st, station shot one
~ his assaiants in the thigh ~ 2d-ave and 18th
II Yesterday morning The other man fled
The man who was shot gives the name os John
Coughlin Of No 525 East l6th-st. ana the police
think he IL q member OF the 'Humpty'' jackson
gang whose leader IS now in Sing Sing. Coughlin
vas arr6 sted several months ago. the police saw
Tor beating another policeman. Coughlin said ne
was an ironworker. last employed by the New
York City Railway Company Dealing tninks, in
view n his methods OF attack. that he have
ueen r member Of the late sam Parks's famous
entertainment committee.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
N. v, O. AND WIS "sUMMER HOMES"

Summer Homes the annual publication OF the
New-York. Ontario and Western Railway exceeds
In attractiveness anything yet attempted by II In
the way OF railway publications II is a volume of
with nine fun page cuts made BY The Trinity three
color proce5. Of the American Bank Note Com
pany. Summer Homes enters into just the par
ticulars that city people wishing a country home
for The summer in the mountains desire. II gives
rates OF board, distance from station. attractions
OF the various hotels. farm and boarding houses,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
DR.. L. o. WnCOxoN DISCHARGED
Was Charged with Having Bond Stolen in
Famous Bank Robbery.

United States Commissioner Ridgeway handed
down an opinion yesterday dscharging DR.. Lewis
Q. Wilcoxon the Klondike promoter, who
charged by secret service agents with having
of the $4,000 bonds stolen from the Manhattan
Savings Institution October y, 1878 when
Jimmy Hope got over S30OOOO0 il cash and Sc
curities. Joseph a. Taylor, the Texas oil pro-
rnoter and James A. smith, the broker, who were
alleged have assisted WilcUXOn in unSuccess-
ful attempt to negotiate loan on the bond, were
also discharged,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
TO IMPROVE VISUAL INSTRUCTION.
City Superintendent Maxwell Wishes to
Make It More Systematic.

With the intention of organizing The work in
visual instruction in the schools and Of making
tHe instruction in il more systematic and useful
tnen Il has been. City Superintendent Maxwell
has directed The district superintendents and
principals u high and training schools TO COM
1cunicatc at once with Dr. Edison, chairnaa Of
rne committee on course Of study OF the Board
~ Associate city Superlntcndents and give the
-rIw5eT OF sets ~ lantern slides belonging the
alty which they have and the number and subject
~ the slides in each SGT.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
ACTOR ARRESTED FOR THEFT.
Charged with Having Taken Jewelry from
Boarding House Keeper.

Ralph S,illveu. Of No. is West 35th-st who saws
nc Is one If the football players in The College
WIDOW. was held in S,oo bail for trial in the
West Side Court yesterday morning on the charge
of grand larceny, preferred by Mrs Lydia Cray
Mrs Cray. who runs a boarding house told the
court that after the prisoner and his friend Cocv
WHO had bearded with her over year. suddenly
eft, she missed about 81 0el worth of ieWelry
She complained 10 the police but II was onIz, a
short time that she Cody, whose arrest
she caused, and this leo TO that Of Stillwen.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

The Neu--york. ontario and Western Railrt ad was
held at his home No 5s3 Decatur-st. Brooklyn,
last night The services were conducted by the
Rev Dr " G. T. Rh3aGes, OF the Marcy Avenue
Raptjst Church Mr. Jimmerson was member Of
the Canarsie Bay Yacht. club. Of Ivy. Lodge.
Knights Of Honor. and or the Ancient Order OF
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILEo

I5Sd-st n s. 200 II e OF Courfandt- ave 75xI0O
American Mortgage Company loans Werner
Realty company
Fischer loans George Doctor, 46Ooo
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN

asth-st. No 3l5 East. Charles Cohen ast Benson
Chapman and another; January ; 1908 ,by
i19th-st No 4I5 East. NJ Klotz 4. 90 aEt GIovani
Levolt; April S. 1905. Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
CANDIDATES FOR LAW INSTITUTE.

At the annual meeting Of the Law Institute. on
Friday. Ma 26. az ? p m, the nominating commit
tee viii propose the following candidates: For
president Judge F. Henry Lacombe; for vice-pres-
i6ents. Justice George L. InErahaua. ex-Judge Ad-
olson Brown. and John r. Parsons: for treasurer
Charles z Souther; for secretary. Jordan J. Rol-
iins: for executive committee Michael H Car
dczo class of Ce; BennO LeWiEson. class of '0S and
Severe Mallet- -Preyost. class OF 'Gs; for auditing
committee, John @. Agar. James - Foley and
william Il Page. ir.
FUNERAL OF F. A. JiMMERsoN
The funeral OF Frank Augustus Jimmcrson who
Tor twenty years had been z contracting agent for
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
MECHANICS LIENS.

Avenue (, No log TO 1870: Max T.. Rohman ast
Charles Adams owner and contractor .....-. g. =
Lexiug gtou-ave No lS53 10 JS41; Israel Schwartz
trac,or 10
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
A BUSINESS FAILURE.

Morris Friedman. dealer in wooHens at No. 125 Ridge
ST. assigned for the benefit OF creditors yesterday 20
Issdor Dobroezynski.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

that OF the creditor, and date when judgment was
filed:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
JUDGMENTS,

Tho following judgments fled YESTERDAY tbs FIRST
name being that Of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

liseiy % Be but temporary. Details are a..
ranged, Vanderbilt interests. Stardard On r.
teTests. and Otheg railway interests Of sinnila-
importance are IN il and wholly agreed, a,d
the contamination not only NeE-YOrE Cent:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

Just at this juncJure OppOrtuUe. indeed. IL tn.s
Steel Corporation demonst tratiOu- II comes as
refreshing breath Of pure air through the
rniasrrla exhaIed by laTuenta BILE accusation ard
recriIuination elsewhere current From every
adverse quarter rises the coyote howl that Wall
Streets leaders are intent only upon self-eu-
richment. competing - sacrifice al other ir-
terests-uo labor Is too great 70 instil doubt IN
the public mind. Against such accusation What
complete and splendid answer is just the bat
ance sheet OF the United States Steel Corpora
ton Here is trustseship surprising the billion
dollar mark: here are trustees represeutativs
OF those interests upCn whom the real Wall
street counts most for leadership. And Il is nct
merely that there has been honest adminisfra-
tion-coincIdent has been the wisdom II tbs
trusteeship. Not only are trusts maintained but
unexsmpled aChievsment eNemplibes devoted
inteIIigence-every official forecast made Sood
every pledge more than redeemed. as signaHS
shown IA the history of those alloimentS of
preferred stock distributed tunder Sn3ertE
criticism) 70 employees now enriched.
Beside this showing or American honor ara
American tTuSteeship untmpeaGh-
abls-hOw petty and pttable any aceusatlo"
that Wall Street Is Sapped ~ integrity.
r. ALLAWA4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-08
THEATRICAL MANAGER DEAD.

II you are interested in kodaks come
and snap some of the new ones now in
stock. Kodakery is only photography
made easy. We have them new from
$500 upward; Brownies 81 and 81.
Honolulu Photo Supply Co., Fort
street. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-08
DREssMAkiNo PARLoRs
Misses ToLLEFsoN and FERN.
1f48 FORT ST.
The Latest Designs In DressmakInp
At Reasonable Prices.
Tel. Main 376.

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
Dex, published In the Saturday 6ulie-
tin and the Weekly Edition. gIves Q
concise and complete resume Of oil 10.
gal notices, calls for tenders, Judo.
ments, building permits and real e.
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
70 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,
" per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-08
HARMONY LODGE, No. 8, !. o. o.
Meets every Monday evening at 1880
I'll O. o. F. Hall, Fort street
II N tIU>rnnv Cacrofarv

II. GEHRING, N. @.
AL visiting brothers very cordially
6vited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-08
;. Brewer & Co., Ltd.

Queen street. Honolulu, Z. n.
Agents tor
Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Ooksis
sugar Plant. Co.. Onomea Sugar Co..
Honomu Sugar Co., Wailuku Sugar Co.
Makee Sugar Co.. .Haleakala Ranch Co,
The Planters Line Of San Francisco
Packets. Chas. Brewer Z Co.'S line OF
Boston Packets.
List Of Officers:
o. M. Cooke. President; Georss
Robertson, Manager; b. =. Bishop.
treasurer and Secretary; Col. w. =.
Allen. Auditor; p. @. Jones, @. n.
Cooke and Geo. R. Carter, Directors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-08
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA.
cHlNERY Of every capacity and do.
serIptlon made to order. Boiler work
and RlvETEo PIPES for Irrigation
purposes a speciality. Particular attsp-
tIon paid to 'os WORK, and repairs
executed at sts.test notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-08
MYSTIC LODGE, No. 2, x. Of p

Meets every Tuesday evening al
1850 o'clock in X. Of p. Hall, Kins
street. Visiting brothers cordially In
vitad to attend.
+. WALDRoN, KRIS.
@. II. BERREY, c. c.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-24
G. 0. D. VEIN WIDENING.

Considerable free gold is showing in
the brittle, drill point turning bree-
eiated quartz on which Amer Lowden
is working at his lease on the c. o. d.
claim, but as yet the lead has not been
sufficiently developed to establish the
extent of values. Last night in the
upraise in the east drift from the so
foot level the vein widened apprecia-
bly, and presented such marked indi-
cations of containing high grade values
that ii was thought the pay shoot had
been reached. Assays made today,
however, demonstrated that values had
not increased materially. Both Nj.
Lowden, and Fred E. Browne, manager
o. the company, are much encouraged
by the present indications and believe
that an ore shoot of extent and value
is close AT hand.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-24

10 sets of blankets and eomforters.
IL plain chairs.
l rocking chair, bath towels, small
towels, sheets, pillow cases and pillows.
1 3 TT. Q in. K Z 1T. 3 in. galvanized
iron tank and coil.
Wash bowls, pitchers, cuspidors, soap
dishes and chambers and looking
glasses.
j 1sx36 bevelled mirror, cu-tains and
shades to windows.
/ Colts 20 light acetyline plant.
All located and installed in the frame
building at 121 Crook avenue, Gold
field, Esmeralda county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on FRI
day, the LIST day of December, 1905, at
eleven o'clock A. NJ, Pacific time),
of that day, On or within view of said
premises at 121 Crook avenue, IN
the town of Goldfeld, Esmeralda
county, State of Nevada, / will, in
obedience to said order of sale and de-
cree of foreclosure, sell the above de-
scribed property, or so much thereof rs
may be necessary to satisfy plaintiff s
judgment, with interest thereon, and
costs, to the highest and best bidder
for cash, in lawful money of the Uni.
ted States.
Dated this Gath day of Novembe-,
1905.
j. F. BRADLEY,
By C. J.. MAHER, Sheriff,
Deputy. il