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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

70 bis horne from the company's hos.
pital, at Clifton Forge, where he went
for treatment several weeks ago. He
is much !, improved In health ..,.a !,
| sti Iatfioks Sunday School, OF Fuiton,
1 In tho school hall, corner OF erin hnd
state = Streets, "Wednesday. June ssth, ct
The seven year old son OF Mr.. viii
liam Tinken had the misfortune TO
break his right arm while playing SOW
eral days ago. pr. w. w. Nelson sci
the broken member.
Denny-street Methodist Sunday School
this morning at 10 o'clock. An excel
llent program has been prepared for the
pseasion At the night servifes 8, Rev 9;
the subject of his sermon Will be "for
getfulness."
1tr. Leo Downey, OF Alexandria. is
the guest Of his uncle MIR. Jan'es
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Busheu have re-
turned from their wedding TRIP and al 81
now at home to their friends on Mich
olson Street
Mrs. Mary Kaufelt and daughter, Mtg
Sallie left several days ago for HighI
Point, n. c., where they Will spend theI
summer with relatives.
A. T.. Day, or Baltimore. is Visiting
Mrs. Maurice Willis. OF Florida, Isl
visiting her brother. Mrs. w. I. More
cock.
Visiting relatives in LunenburG county
Mrs. Joseph Cr,irnpton and Little
daughter. Elizabeth, Of Enltimora. are
visiting Mrs. CrumIton's mother. Strp.l
Carrie Schonberger.
Miss Mary Meredith. of Louisa coun-
| ty. is the guest OF Miss Anna Nielsen. on
the avenue.
guests Of relatives iii East Radford. III
Miss Elizabeth SchonberRer hasHre-
turned home from a visit to her sister.
in Baltimore, "A
Miss Grace Hughes. Of Henrfco y
the guest OF her aunt, MIS-. Balicy, On
Graham Street
Mrs. Warren Smiley and children are
spending the summer with the formers
parents. In Minnesota.
Mrs. Edward Vaughan, of Roanoke
was the guest Of her parents, Sergeant
and Mrs. Robert Brown. for the pas.
week.
tended s visit to ,e relatives in washington.
Pittsburg and Harrisburg.
the guest of her brother. Mrs. John
Allstan.. on Fulton Street ,
ents. in Savannah Ga.
Mrs. Anna Franklin and son. OF Nor;
folk. are visiting Mrs. Franklin's
mother Mrs Johanna Tyrest on Hone
ace Franklin. is also with them.
Stephen Mcmahon. of the United
states battleship Kentucky. is on
VISIT to his sisters. on Louisiana
street. Mr.. Mcmahon saw service dur
Ing the Spanish American War.
Mrs Selia Rice. of Gates county,
N. c.. Is visiting relatives In Fulson.gt, Il, !
Fulton Baptist Sunday School VIII
go to West Point tomorrow on theirk
annual picnic. "A large crowd Is eS-
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buehr: are visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in New York and New
Bedford. Mass They expect to return
via the Jane stown Exposition.
Miss Lille Nielsen. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harvey MAYS
in Mobile, Ala, for two months. has re-
bernard Jones. the son OF C. q. Jones,
is the guest of relatives in Buckingham
county.
ed to his home, at Sandy Point, after.
visit to his son. w. T. Morecock.
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Barton Heights.

Mrs. C. l.. Babcoch, who has been
visiting relatives here. has left for her
home in Charles City. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Turner. of
Charlotte, Va, who have been visiting
Mrs. Charles wilkins, of North Ave-
rue. have returned home.
Miss Mamie Manson has returned
to her home In Brunswick county, Va
after u visit at the home of Mrs. j
3. Woodwards, In Lamb Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Harding and
daughter have left for Maryland to
visit friends.
Mr.. Frank Thompson, of North Ave-
nue.. has left for Portsmouth to visit
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis, Of
North Avenue. have left to visit
friends in Columbia. Va.
Mr.. Cabell w. Rady has returned
to' his home In North Avenue. after
a visit to Mrs. McGruder .Sinton. OF
Newport News, and to the Jamestown
Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Coleman and
daughters. Misses Gladys and Miriam
Coleman. of Virginia Avenue, have left
for Providence Forge to spend the
summer.
Mr.. James Norris, of North Avenue.
has left for Baltimore, Md
Miss Minnie Moon. who has been Wis
iting relatives In Miller Avenue, has
returned to Charlottesville.
Mr.. J. f. strinser has returned to
ihis home, on Union Street. from a
business trip to Buchanan. Va.
Miss Mary Lewis, of Petersburg, is
The guest OF relatives in Luck Avenue
Mr.. j. A. Leslie and children Of
Tazewell, Va, who have been visiting
Mrs. ]. ], Wilson, Of Miller Avenue,
have returned home.
Misses Mary and Priscilla Ryland
have returned to their home in Lamb
Avenue from a trip to the exposition. (
Lamb Avenue, have left for Powhatan
county. Va.
Mrs. NJ. G. Price, of Meherrin. Va.
who has been visiting Mrs. ]. F..
Etringer, Of Minor Street, has returned
home.
Mrs. H. C. Ayers, of Hot Springs,
who has been visiting Mrs. c. B. VIII
liams. has left for the Jamestown Elk
position.
Miss Martha Moore of Amelia, is the
guest of friends on Miller Avenue. 4
Mr.. Frank B. Carter and family. of
Lamb Avenue, have left for Massachu-
sets.
Mr.. John peterborough Woodward.
GU. son OF Mr. j. B. Woodward. of Lamb
Avenue. Barton Heights, took his d.
ploma as bachelor of arts at Richmond
College, and has been elected as teacher
OF mathematics at Davidson University,
liz Newark, Ohio. III f
Mr.. w. Sommerfield Dance has res
turned to his home In Meherrin, Va,
nfter a visit to his brother-i law Mr.
j. TT. Redd, of No. 4l1fRoberts Street
Miss Blanche Glinn, Of North Ave-
nue.. has left for Albemarle county. Va.
Miss Anna X. Payne. of Chesterfield.
IS the guest of Mrs. j. j. Wilson, OF
Miller Avenue.
Mrs. Herbert Stead, of Newport News
who has been visiting Mrs. w. T..
Bache, of Lamb Avenue, has returned
home. s
Mrs. VIC Cosby and son. Randolph
OF Virginia Avenue, have returned TO
their home after 8 visit to Mrx Leslie
Briggs and the jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. r, w. Miller has returned to
her homo on North Avenue, accompn-
Med by her father, She has been vls-
iting relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mr., Edwin Robertson OF Petersburg,
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w, X,
Bache. OF Lamb Avenue.
til Mrs. James NJ. Flanagan. of Cum-
berlalad> who has been visiting Mr.,
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Messrs. Leonard Pollard, Alfred
Knight. Thomas Anderson, Willie AL
bertson. Eldrige Gentry, Henry Bin
ford. Norman Binford. Rev. and Mrs.
Hugh Paylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Hechler. Mrs. Jesse Binford and Mr..
and Mrs. Newton Gentry.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Nuckols, of Fair
mount Avenue, recently entertained
Mr.. Robert r. Lee. of Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dove and Charles Dove,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Nuckols and daugh-
ter, Miss Pauline, Mr., and Mrs. White
and son and daughter. Mr., James
White and Miss Mary White, of Bris-
toll, Tenn; Mrs. Josephine Mackey. of
Indian Springs, Tenn, and Messrs. e..
S. Nuckols and Olin Campbell, of Buck
ingham county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Davis, of Char
lotte, n. c.. who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hunnicutt,
have returned home.
Mr.. j. F. Snider, of Jackson. Tenn.
relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jeter. Of Hin
ton. w. Va, We're the guests Of the
formers aunt, Mrs. Roberta Jeter re-
Gently.
The Y's of Paramount Methodist
Episcopal Church gave delightful
social and entertainment IN the Old
Ladies' Home Thursday night. The old
ladies enjoyed the affair greatly.
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=
terday at his residence. No. 1908 East
Of his age. Is survived by two sons
Moses Morris. of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Joseph Morris, of Baltimore, Midland
by four grandchildren. q
The funeral viii take place to-mor-
row at 10 A. NJ .-fa etfsv III
Mrs. Idn II. 1>osenbnum.
Mrs. Ida II. Rosenbaum. wife OF Mr.
~. 81 Rosenbaum. died yesterday eve
ming. The funeral ARRANGEMENTS
have not yet been completed.
Mrs. Z. w. Alexander.
Mrs. Emma Williams Alexander died
Yesterday at the residence of her sis
ter Mrs. w. G. Hodge, NO. 124 Wash
lngion street, in the fifty-fifth year
of her age.
. The funeral arrangements VIII be
announced. later.
Funeral of Mrs. Eubanl<.
The funeral of Mrs. NIena G. Eubank
Wife OF Mr.. Ernest Eubank, will take
place this afternoon at 3 o'clock from
Grace Street Baptist Church. The IN
Cemetery. 80 - :, =
Mrs. Fannie n. Pollard
ETNA MILLS. VA. June 22.-Mrs.
Fannie Norvell Pollard died yesterday
at o'clock p. NJ, at the home of Mr.,
Lee Posts, where she was boarding.
in May, and has been blind for nine
years. She wast1nterred IN the family
burying ground ut. 8 O'Clock aP. M. to-
day. Rev. w. K. Fox, of the Chris
tian denomination. conducted the burial
services. - i,
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MAKE AUDITORIUM
GREAT MUSIC HALL

with which the director dominated
every part. being noticed by all.
Mr.. Mercer received the generous
congratulations or the house when he
came FORWARD to direct the choral
singing. With band accompaniment
the chorus sang "Old Black Joe," and,
gaining courage as they went on.
swung into My Old Kentucky Home
with an, enthusiasm which quite cap
tured the audience. AS an encore, the
| children sang Maryland" taking the
! high notes with a clear treble. which
plause of the members OF the band. as
we'll as the audience. After two other Sc
tlections blythe band. In which the skill
lof Professor lines and his performers
was finely exeInpsified. the concert
closed with the american Fantasy"
In the course OF which the tand played
several popular airs. the chifdren'si
chorus Joining in the rSuwnnee River"
Dixie" and closing with america"
AS the band played the national hymn
the children drew forth red, white and
blue handkerchiefs. ana during the
singing waved their colors with pa
triotic enthusiasm. the band letting
itself loose In q final and powerful
OeAs VI ISM NAASh Au1Sp bA0u6hI
the audience to their feet.
Great Concert mt Night.
The concert last night was quite the
triumph Of the series Both band and
chorus excelled themselves. the two
closing with the famous Soldiers
Chorus by Gounod. in tremendous
swell of perfect harmony.
A well-flled house greeted the clos
Ing concert, and although the seats
Immediately In front, where the band
sounded too noisy, were left vacant,
the centre and back portions of the
Auditorium. as we'll as the great gall
>lery. We're entirely taken, there being
between twenty-five hundred and three
thousand persons present.
|, The concert opened with the overture
to the fairy opera. "Oberon.'' from
Weber. lines most pleasantly con-
scented to an encore, showing the most
remarkable good humor throughout
the concert.
During an interval in the opening
selections. a side door was thrown
open, and the Richmon9 Howitzers. In
full dress uniform, filed in. being
greeted with the cheers OF the chorus
and the rapturous applause of the au-
dience Instantly Professor Innes was
on his feet. and the band crashed into
Dixie" with a wonderful enthusiasm
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and abandon. The whole audience
rose and gave roll after roll of ap-
,plause to band, music and soldiers,
Reunion Chorus.

,plause to band. music and soldiers,
Reunion Chorus.
Professor Mercer took the baton and
led the great Reunion Chorus Of 500
or more voices in fine rendering of
HandeIs "Hallelujah Chorus" The
unity and precision Of the chorus was
considered wonderful, In view OF the
short time they have been drilling to-
gother.
After number OF band selections
the band and chorus united in The
Bridal Chorus from Wagner The
skill with which the great band was
with the voices was noted by all.
Rhapsody" again brought forth the APP
plause OF the house, and after repeated
encores and Acknowledgements, Director
Innes gave most humorous rendering
OF catchy little air. in which a great
variety OF instruments in turn played
the air, with band accompaniment Tho
humor of the conception was evident.
and none seemed to enjoy 1t more than
Director lines and the members Of his
band.
Ono OF the features OF the evening
was the harp solo Of Mr.. II. j. willianas
whose skilful fingers ran lightly over
the strings OF his great harp. playing
the 'Valse Caprice" arranged by him-
self for a harp solo. Hefwas repeated
~ encored.
The closing number a selection Of
scenes from Faust arranged by
Gounod. brought out the full quality Of
the hand, and when In closing Direc-
tor Mercer gave the signal and the
great chorus rose and joined with the
band in the famous Soldiers Chorus.
the whole house seemed to sway to the
rhythm of that popular air.
Work of Singers.
After the concert Director Innes ex-s
pressed himself in the most enthusiasts
tic terms as to the excellent work of
the Wednesday Club and the reunion
chorus. He said that he had no doubt
that to the Wednesday Club was larga-
ly due that cultivated taste of Rich
mond people for good music. The chill
dren's chorus also impressed the direc-
tor.
TT is truly remarkable that two
such large choruses chm be brought
together and deliver such high class
music on such short notice. It not
only shows the musical taste of the I
people OF Richmond. but the excellent
work Your schools are doing" he de-Sl
clared. a
Among the alto voices In the chorus
last night was Mrs. Frederic Nell lines.
who. although she had never practlced
some of the choruses, and had never /
sung with the Wednesday Club, was i
able from her Knowledge of music to /
go through her part in excellent style.
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Mrs. Fannie n. Pollard,
/. Mrs. salIie Miller.

lSpocIal to Tho Times Dispatch, 81
LuRAY, VA, June 22.-AIrs. Sallie
Miller. aged about sixty-nine years,
died to-day at her home Is Springfield
the widow of Joe Miller, and sister
of the late John r. Mccullough, for
many years superintendent of3the poor
of Page county. 3 -sI4s
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OBITUARY.
N1r.. Mnry A. Anderaon.

Mrs. Mnry 4. AndersOn.
Mrs. Mary "A. Anderson. of Rocky
Mount, N. c., died at the Memorial
Hospital at 1915 O'Clock yesterday
The funeral will take place from
Billiups's undertaking parlor at 8
O'Clock to-day. The interment will be
made in lakewood Cemetery.
Funeral of Mr.. Morris.
Mr.. Herman Morris. who died yes
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DEATHS.

-
ANDERsoN.-Died at Memorial Hos
pitaI. Saturday at 1885 o'clock, Mrs.
MARY A. ANDERSON, of Rocky
Mount. N, c..
Burial from C.J. Billupss undertake
Ing establishment TODAY, 8 p. nj.
lnterment in lakewood Cemetery.
AL q !; y. ; Saturday, June
Mrs. ". g; Hodges ia washi 1lster;
S1r Xss at 8 1; e: Nj Mrs. EMMA Will
first year Of her age. ~
Funeral notice LATER,
i. CAMERON; t Who dspa Fl M this lifa
TWO years ago to-day, June 22d.
We have never ceased to miss thee
since that radiant summer day,
When the spirit, pure and tender
Softly slipped from earth away,
MAMMA. AND DAUGHTERS
at his residence, 1905
East Broad Street. at 1855 p, NJ June
q. 1900, HERMAN MORRIS. in the
1n aal,ay LIT! year OF his age. He
Philadelphia. Pa. and Joseph Morris,
OF Baltimore Md; also four grand
children. Miss Leba Morris, Of Rich
mond. Va, and Misses Jeanette and
IL.
Of Baltimore. Nd. to mourn theiF
loss -.
Funeral from Mortuary Chapel MON.
DAY, June Gath, ut 10 o'clock A. M
No flowers.
lNew York, Philadelphia. Pa, Bal
papers please copy.)
RosEN BAUM. = Died. on Saturday
evening. Mrs, IDA II. RosENBAuAi.
wife of Mr.. nj. r. Rosenbaum.
Funeral notice later. No flowers,
IRosE-Died, at lis residence. III n.
Twenty third Street. ut o.5O a Nj.
Friday, June 2lst. HENRY L. ROSE,
Funeral SUNDAY. June cad. at 4,
p. NJ. Interment in lakewood.
YGUNG at 6:s5 p NJ, Juno 2ad.
at the residence of his parents, s'iOs y
Lester Street CLAUDE c.. the second
son of John Fl. and Lena Young, aged
four years and six nrcSnths. )
/ A bud the Gardener gave us,
A dear and loving child,
He gave to our keeping.
TO cherish. undeti'ed.
but Just as ittwas opening
To the glory of this Jay.
Down came the Heavenly Gardener
And took the bud away,
Funeral notice later,
Funeral Notice.
r7tSSN s,n Is pf Mrs MEM ban 81
Will take place SUNDAY, 2Sd instant.
e. NJ, from Grace Street Baptist
Church. Burial at Cakwood Cems-
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Funeral Notice.

EuBANIS,--Funera of Mrs. MENA o..
K EuBANIS, wife OF Ernest Eubank,
will take place SUNDAY, 32sd instant,
3 r. NJ, from Grace-Street Baptist
Church. Burial at Cakwood Gene
terry. --Aal
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at Memorial Hos.
pital Saturday at 1876 o'clock, Mrs
MARY A. ANDERSON, of Rocky
Mount. NJ c..
Burial from CD. Billups's undertake
ing establishment TO-DAY. 3 p Al
1nterment in lakewood Cemetery.
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We have never ceased to miss thee
Since that radiant summer day,
When the spirit, pure and tender.
Softly slipped from earth away,
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memory Of WILLIAM
p. CAMERON; who departed this life
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Died. Saturday, June
22d. at the residence OF her sister
Mrs. w. g. Hodge, 124 Washington
Street. at 8 2 NJ, Mrs. EMMA VILE
L1ANIS ALEXANDER. in tie fiftv.
first year Of her age. u.
Funeral notice LATER.
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Madison Flanagan. of North Avenue.
is now visiting Mr. w. p. Flanagan.
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Ono OF the features OF the evening
was the harp solo of Mr.. II. j. williams,
whose skilful fingers ran lightly over
the strings OF his great harp. playing
the 'Valse Caprice" arranged by him-
SELF for harp solo, He was repeated
~ I. s
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12
ONE Of GREATEST
Mines IN STATE
PITTSBURG-SILVER PEAK KEEPS
UP PAST REPUTATION AS
PRODUCER.

The Pittsburg Silver Peak mine
gives every indication of being one
of the greatest mines in this part of
the State, If o in the entire State.
This is the reputation of the mine
in the days Of old, but now with a
100-stamp mill completed, and the
developments that are going on in
the mine, there is no comparison
with the days when the vast produc-
ton made the mine one of the most
talked about in the world,
ID. McLennan, who was the con-
tractor for the construction of the
mill, came in yesterday from Los
Angeles. having been on the derailed
train that was ditched at Bonnie
Claire. Mr.. McLennan is proud of
his work. as well he might be, for
there is no better piece Of work IN
all the State, but he speaks more Of
the mine than the mill, which In his
opinion is the greatest in the world.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12

In the District Court of the Fifth
dicial District of the State Of ~ Ju-
IN ana Tor the County of Nye. qua
The Nye n Ormsby COunty Ranr
corporation, plaintiff, "N' a
VS..
John McIkane and d. i. Mccarthy IL.
PENDANTS. ue-
Action brought in tile District
Of the Fifth judicial District OF ogurt
State of Nevada, in and for the 10, ele
of Nye, ana the complaint filed in sa{gg
of the said District Court. LUX
The State Of Nevada sends gre.,t
70 John Aekane and ID. r. McCarthIs
defendants. fthy.
You are hereby required to anneo.
an action brought against yoti M IN
above named plaintiff in the DistrGilae.
Court OF the Fifth Judicial District 3
fne STATE u Nevada, in ana for the
plant filed therein, within ten daHa
exclusive of the day of seryice1 ans3tys
the service on you of this
served within this county; OF. III sea-, y
out Of this county, but in this diSttrteu
within twenty days; otherwise VIM
forty days; or Judgment by default VIII
prayer of a complaint. " we
The said action is brought to reeoya.
the sum of $32S2.5 so on q note for s95oa
dated July 10th, 1905, executed to plain,
TN by defendants on which there is
$4,000, interest in the sum OF S4S5 "a
and attorneys fees in the sum ~ sS9SS'
provided for In said note, all of which
appears from the complaint to vvhicb
you are hereby referred. ~
And you are hereby notified that 60
you fail to appear and answer sat55
complaint, as sbove required. SAID
plaintiff viii take Judgment apainSt
you for the sum of $3282.5O. acernin@
interest and costs Of suit. s
Given under my hand ana the gaat
Of the District Court of the Fifth m
dicial District Of the State OF Nevada
in and for the County OF Nye. this 15th.
day Of August, in the Year OF Our L9ta
One Thousand Nine hundred and seven
(SEAL)
j., w. LANDQUIST, Clerk.
BY L. Daniels, Deputy Clerk.
Endorsed:
District Court Of the Fifth judicial bis.
triet of the state of Nevada, in and
for the County Of Nye.
Tn Nye and Ormsby County Bank a
corporation, plaintiff, against John
Mckane, ct al, defendants.
1907 '''
L. A. Gibbons, Plaintiff Attorney.
N-g4-7W
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-10-12
NOTICE OF SIERIFF,S SALE on
REAL PROPERTY

Sheriff,s Office, County Of Nye, State
of Nevada, IS.
Under and by virtue OF an execution
Issued out of the District Court OF the
County of Nyc. State Of Nevada, ana
10 me directed ana delivered for 4
Judgment rendered In said Court on
the 2lst day of September A. ~. 1907
in favor of Nye County Mercantile Co.
of Manhattan. a corporation. and
against j. l.. Garner and j. NJ. Haley.
co-partners under the firm name and
style Of Garner Haley Mill for the sun
of S6S1.01. in lawful money Of the
United states, together with costs Of
suit ana interest. | have levied on all
the right, title. claim and interest Of
said defendants OF, IN and 10 the fol-
lowing property. to wit:
lots 9, 10 and ~ IN Block Is. Town
of TOnopah, situated on Idaho street.
Ia said town and on Leutjcns mining
claim Of The Jim Butler Tonopah Min
Ing Company. toErtHcg with two frame
houses situated thereon.
Notice is hereby given that on Sat
urday, the 18Th day OF October, A. -.
1907, at s o'clock p. NJ. Of said day. /
VIII sell all the right, title and inter.
est Of said defendants or either Of them
IN u to the above described property.
or SO much thereof as may be neces-
Sary to satisfy plaIntin's claim, besides
all costs, Interest and acCruiug costs.
This sale viii take place In front Of
the Court House. NyV County. State of
Nevada. at PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR cash
In hand, to the highest and best bidder.
j j.. OWENS. Sheriff.
By VAIL TtTTMAN. Deputy sheriff.
Dated saturday. this 2Sth day OF
september. a. -. 1907.
q-9S-At