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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-19


ST-FREWEs COURT. C0uztz Of View TorlS-
Charles 4 Go1vsn q so. Fi1t1ri-f.
against Timothy F. pa11ei.- 81 az DEFEND
ants.-Tu pursuance ~ q Judgment Of fore
closure and sle duly made and entered IN
The ah0ve-eurirled action and bearing dar@
the SIN day % N0vefLt-r. 1915 r1s
undersigned. the Referee .lu said IudErAr-
named. VIII =el az pibtir a1lctio1- a. rFs
F.Xcnangs "a Iesrocn1- Nos l4IS Nssey-
Street. IN che Borough of Manhattan CITY
of View YORK. on The srh dav % Decembs~-
I9os. al = 0ciocb noon ON that dav. 1v
Joseph p Day Aucrionser. the premises
directed by said Judgment 20 BE- sold. a-iZ
therein described as follows
All THAT certain piece or parcel u lar1
with the building ard iu1p-1veznaurz there
on situate. Wing and being on ne westerly
s54a or -averr17 4ve-rfe r.arvvaar afs- ara
zzd Streets. IN rHa Borough Of Manhattan
Cftv Or New T0~E and more par+icularfT
bounded and described as follows 20 vi-
Beginning a. a point on satd westerly
side o. Seventh ruue. distant f1rry-ri-a
sfgf feet four and 0ue-haIF t4-rI inches
butterfly from the s0ur1e-l- lire ~ 41E
street. sro running thence westerly ana
feet rharce s0uthe~Iv and parallel -vf--
seventh aVan1e forty nine tfqt feet f1ur
and c1e-rdlf f4i-t inches th-u~e sasrsrivr
aHd parallel with 42d Strser and part =
hundred l00i feet % to- westerly Inc -
Seventh averlle- ard thence uo--heriv along
lne "rSl~iy soc or Se-enIn stenlie f0rTf
nine go lot four arG 0ne-half lt - inches
To the point or place ~ beginning to-
srther wtrn all the s01u--euauces and AZ
the estate and rights % the said Tinotrv
+. PaddeIi and Of the parties % t1is action
in and t1 the said promises
The said premises VIII b sold subject -
a lien Of prior mortgage Or mortgages
held lv the Mutual Life Insurance Com
rduv " the CITY o. New York FOR -
sum ~ three hu ~iref amt fftv thousand
dollars tsss5o oool With interest thereon
from September +. 1905
Dated New York November = tqOS.
ARTHT- r O. PATTERSON Referee
IA MES W MCKINNEY Att0rue- -
P3ainrfT Al Park Row NaW York Cl-r
The f05l0w iuE IS diagram - the Hr1r--
ertv 10 81 sold. IT'S street number Is sRE
Seventh avenue
Eighth Aveuue-
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ADVERT SFy8fEN-TS and subscrfptions or
T1s Tribune received At tdsf- E-p-uw1
once. Nc. 1884 EroadWay between 35th
and ST-b SIS. units O'clock D. N Al
verttseruenl5 received ar re f-li1wtnE
branch Offices ~ regular of7cs rates until
cor 20 81 Ll3 6-r ave coz TN . 100
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BALTIMORE Z CHIC z. z.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other Hour On the Even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connection IN New Union station
Washington. with AL Lines south
Leave New York Daily 23d ST Lily ST
WASHIN GTON. Sleepers- 11-5O pm 10 an
Diner 80 am s-9o an
Diner. $50 am 10-UO an
WASHINGTON. Diner II 80 an l. % n
WASHINGTON. Buffet so pm zoo I'm
ParIor Car. New York to Richmonds Va
ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 PIE 4-u0 Pm
Diner. $50 pEr 500 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm go pm
Through Daily Trains 10 the " est
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG- $50 am 500 an
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS II so am u 90 n n
PITTSBCRG. CLEVE Ell D $50 pm 400 pm
''PITTSB'RG LIMITED. $50 pm % pm
GIN, ST. L. LoUIsy II 50 50 pm q; 30 am
GIN. ST. L. LOCTSV --- $50 pm 500 pm
Offices. 245. 4S4 300 Broadway. 9 Aston
House, 225 5th ave. New York 342 Fulton
ST. Brooklyn. West 23d St and Liberty St
After 8 P NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and fuIf Information regarding trains &c.
can be obtained at Bureau q Information.
2. & o r r. sd ST. Ter. Phone ST.
Chelsea.
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-=f eUfr freuue.
The approx mate amount ~ the Hen -
charge to- satisfy which the above d.
s--fbcri property is 10 1e s'ili IL Si9e-d--a n
-ri-ir interest thereon from me Tnrh tav =
gl,-.,r=r 1908 together WIKI -0srs and a.
f..v,-.-l-s Announcing Cd 81 ~ - win inre--
- f-or- N1--rrher Is rstS together wtrl
- s.vr.r,ses ~ the sale TIE aurroxtrlats
7r,or.-sf Of the taxes Assessments ARD
vrafs- rates Or other liens. which are 70
bs allowed ta fh- purchaser our rf -1s
orrr-t.4sa money or paid nv the Referee
Il sH f5f y and interest. and water meter
charges go
patel New YORK Noveuin her - lsa--
ApTH-p a. PATTERSON Rcfere~
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RAILROADS
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

NEW JERSEY G6N ] KGL
TWo-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA LE- ". I'D ST;
$50. 1.50 $50 $50. $50 1850. ITO
II.50 a. m. 1850. 10. $50. $50. $50.
Sundays. $50 $50. $50 1880. 1I-50 a. n.
1850, 1-50. $50. $50. 4-5O. $50. ESQ. $50.
$50. IO-2O. $50 = m
Lv. LIBERTY ST .-t.3O 40. 100 500.
$50 eco. 1000. LOO. 1l-3o a m I2,e0
500 7 90. 500. 600 ?. m. T. "a midnight
Sundays, 1.9O, 500 600. 1000, 11.00 A. m.
II 90 noon. 100, 2 100. 400, AGO. SEQ. SEQ.
TOO 500. zoo. 10 30 D. n, T. Is mid
night
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lx. " 23d ST $50. $50. 11.5o a. m.
LIBERTY ST.: 80 SEQ. 1000 a m.
z 90 noon. 200. 400. 500. 100 D n
daily
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURSr.
LE. W. 23d ST ESQ A. N. d25O sat1.-
D. m. sundays. $50. ESQ a m. 20 D n
Lv. LIBERTY ST.-4.O 90. 1000 a m
n-Oo sats only. 40. 3.4c 4-IO. 500 20
Fats only ? N Sundays SO -1o-eO
a. m. 2.30 D m
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. ". go ST.
$50 g. m. q250 Sars. onlyls 80 D n
Sundays. $50 a m 20 D N Lv- LIB
ERTY ST-:-10G0 a m. 100 Sats- onIyl-
$40 .. N. Sundays. 1000 a n. $50 D n
Time tables may BE- obtained at follow
Ing Offices: Liberrv St. tW- I'd 81 ae5-
la54 Broadway, fS2. 225. PSI Etft1 Az 80
Third Ay.. III West 11bth ST. 24o CoiunlO~s
Az, New York. 4 Court ST. S43, 90 tut-
ton St. 479 Nostrand A. Brooklyn- -
Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New York Trans
fer Co calls Tor and checks baggage u
destination
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OCEAN srEAnEEs OCEAN STEAMERS.
EHERTcAN 4wz +

AMERICAN LINE Fr0@ Pc u. : r.
LfMoUTH-CHERB' G-SOUTHAMPTON
Philadelphia Nov. - New York - Dec ;
- PAU Nov . 81 Louis Dec l.
RED STAR LINE From Pier "a
NEW YORK-ANTw ERP-PARIS
l = I1oll anu NOV 2 Finland .-...- Dec IL
Iceland Dec. . VaderIaud go Dee -
WHITE STAR LINE Es0% Pier
NEW ToRK-QUt NSTOWN-LTvERPOO
Ieltie-Nov. p. . pm Cedric. j. Dec. :. pm
Saltic- Nov y. noon Arabic Dec =. noon
acknowledgements SOCTHAMPTON
Ieutonic- NOV25 loan Ma jestie- Dec 20 am
AdlIstlc- Dec ,. pm Oceanic. Dec H. n an
s s6M 4S 70 < ITALY q EGYPT
Ia Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar.
Canopic.- Nov II. Jan ?. FEB b. Mar. y
Republic. Nov. .. Jan. - Mar.
Romantic Dec. 5. ian 30 Mar. Is. Apr. "a
Cretic. - Dec 10. Jan. Is Feb. =. Apr
CedrirS p. OS5 Cons January 3
- Largest in the trade February 20
PASSENGER OFFTCE- BROADFAY-
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VALET. butler. general houseworker; small
family, Esntlemans apartment; good
traveller. good recommendations Address
Trench, Tribune Uptown once. 1854 Broad
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mats

VALETS.-By two experienced Wallets. In
bachelor apartments; can do repairing
have first class references. Valet, Box l-.i.
81 9th ave.
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USEFUL MAN.-By German; married !;
middle aged honest and sober: handy
with tools and horses: has children. best
references. 3, 2s4 Sth ave.
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MACHINERY.

Per line .-.--...-....- IS
GOOD second hand milling machines. foot
snd power presses, lsthes. monitor and
screw machines. etc.. entire plants bought
for cash Manhattan. ALB West Broadway.
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Nsw Y0rk-Nsw Orleans
SOUTHERN Pacific COAST.
Southern Pacific

Bermuda and Jamaica
BEST service. reasonable rates a. lines
Couptete booking arrarzsu1eurs. S4rf -
details Marsters Tours 81 West 30th Sc
New York
-.-- .oON s. -H0L.L LAND TOURS
sTT T0~n -Ie Egypt BoosTa+s
TFfOS COON & SOY. z45 -fzHH r wsv
S4g Madison ave segl 5fn ave New T.,-l-
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STAMPS AND COINS.

OLD COINS. medals. paper money. bought.
~aEA Thn@as L. Elder. a. e. 23d 81 ~ Z.
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ARCU l5D TIE
UIuu5N U World CRUISES
By S. s. ARABIC. $4,000 tons. Feb 4.
Oct. Is
30 TOURS To EUROPE $3.50 p.
FRANK g. CLARK Times Building. NY
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WORK WANTED.
MRlA

QLILTATAKE R-FIrst class in all kinds OF
handmade quilts. private houses or stores,
s. MGcsxa $50 Park ave.
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- sliEEE TERRIER PUPPY. msls. 10
e. fncrqpEl thlrk coat, females.
#a West 4@sth St
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
FemsYe.

CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS
Irish girl: good references from last en-
ployer: wages. k20-S22- Nine. Bergers Bn-
reau. 4ss 8th ave. near 9TH st Phone
DONALDSON.
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CHAMBERLAIN - EAMsTRESS.
lish. Protestant: viii assist waitress; ex-
eept!onaIly neat refined young woman;
personal city references l. H, Mrs Col
lier's Agency. 122 West 236 St
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EAw7 F-ILER-Experience hest refer
ST. Brooklyn.
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COOKS Mattresses. chambermaids, seams
tresses and house workers. with fine ref
erenCes: city or country. Miss Won
scniele Swedish Employment Bureau, 34s
4th
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pREssaAKue ASp MILLINERY.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

pRESSMAkER and MAID.-Yogng WON
an wants work BY day; experienced dress
maker lcutting and fitting. millinery; IN
derstands care of hair, massage, good
packer and traveller take care OF accounts
and corTesDOndsnCe. excellent references
speaks French. German. English z NJ.
Miss Fftzgeralds Bureau. 5o3 9Th ave,
corner 42d-
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ROOFING AND LEADERS.

LANE SYSTEM-HANGING LEADERS
swav from wall by Lsns's patent pipe
hangers saves leader Saves wall Circu-
lars mailed. Ira G Lane, 201 E. Saith st
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FTRNITU RE.

LOST handbook No 1872 ass OF Harlem
savings Bank. kindly return to bank
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CHAMBERwORK and waiting nurse
girl, by young North German; willing,
neat; SIS-S20 H, Hofmayers Bureau, l53
West 23d st. Telephone, after &c a. m.
fs64-Chelsea.
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CHAMRERWORK-B Scotch woman; By
day; best city reference. Youle. 10 Am
ster6am ave, Seth and 60th SIS
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ADVERTTsEMENTs ana subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received a. their Uptown
Office. No 1864 broadway. between a6fh
and 3Tth SITS until clock ~ Adj
rertiserasnts received ar the following
branch Offices al regus- Office rates until
O'clock g m viz 284 sth ave. ..
cor 23d St 1873 9Th ave cor. 18th st. I04
East f4tn 81 go est 43d # hstW cen
TN ard sth ayes 2s3 Wszt l2ath p
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CoOK-By coIored woman: can give goo
reference. Hester Smith. S61 Vest 12ot
st. care OF W Thomas.
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COOK and LAUNDREss; CHAMBERMATD
and WAITRESS two very nice, neat
conf etent Swedish girls speak English ex-
celIent city references. OsterbsrE $ Bureau.
716 Lexington ave. Tel. Plaza 1883.
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COOK.-By a reliable woman do coarse
washing city or country; city reference
T31 I'd ave, hrst fight, care of Moran.
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COOK and LATrNDRESS. also chamber
maid and waitress: by two young Finnish
girls; willing TO go in country; good refer
enceE Jussla Bureau $50 Lexington ave.
Tel ca 4453-PIazs
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TEAOGRAPH ER.-By young man, q. OF
good appearance, having knowledge OF
bookkeeping; speaks French, German and
some Spanish; six months experience ref
erenCes; salary sl2 to start H, 1913 East
4Gth 81
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COOK or HOUSEwORK--By experience
and respectable z1rI; references. Call Of
address FaEan. 244 East list st
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lost ~ Bankbook 40 $50 T6s bank for
Savings. IA 4th- aye New York PaV-
ment stopped. Please return hook to bank
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS yyANrKn
Male

BCTLER.-RsspeCL young colored man,
as butler or any inside work; cts, or
country. r J, 241 East 51st st
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LOST Two bankhooxs OF Harlem Savings
Bank No fs2 6G6 and No les aaa
K indy return 70 bank.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-10-17
Gold Reef
in Line for
Good Boom

is now operating a whim. There is
considerable ore on the dump await
ing sorting and when this isNdone
shipment win be made.
There are nine leases working in
the district and of that number five
are sacking ore. New leases are be-
ing applied for daily and it is esti-
mated that by Christmas there will
be over COO people in the district. On
the townsite there are quite a num-
Der of tents erected. The streets are
100 feet wide and all have been
graded by the townsite company.
Water will be piped from Klondyke
Wells, which is only a few miles dis
tant.
An excursion will be run out Sun
day and a large number of local peo-
pie will take advantage of the oppor-
tunity and see the country for them
selves.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-10-17

cemented together by lime and clay.
The ground stands well from surface
to bedrock, either by round or square
shafts, and can easily be worked by
pick and shovel.
From my examination of this
proposition the gold values from this
placer deposit could be extracted at
nominal cost with handsome profits
per cubic yard, from three feet of the
deposit above bedrock. At present
can see no other method to operate
this ground successfully other than
drift mining, which is we'll known to
the mining world. The material to
be lifted to the surface from near
bedrock could be worked either by
dry concentrators or by series OF
sluices with water brought from the
lake"
Since Mr.. Dingwoty's report was
issued a lot of prosecuting has been
done, four other shafts have been
sunk and the property proved up in
far better shape. The report was
made in April when no work had
been done except to sink a few shafts.
1t now has a far better showing and
its chief recommendation lies in the
fact that it has the values in sight,
making it unnecessary to drift or
search for any ore shoot. The pres
ent showing on the territory gives
the best assurance that the owners
are destined to realize a big fortune
from their enterprise.-Rustler
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-10-17

A number of the local railroad men
who are interested in the lease at
God Reef on which a nine-foot ledge
was struck Wednesday. will leave
Sunday for that district to examine
The strike and make arrangements
preparatory to putting a large force
of men at work developing the ledge.
The strike has caused a small sized
boom for Gold Reef and yesterday
several outfits left for the new camp.
Among them was an outfit of James
Haywards, who will erect a tent
house on the town site.
The ledge in the Toggery lease is
rapidly widening out and the values
are increasing. James Grimes, who
is operating the lease, is sacking ore
and will soon be ready to make the
first shipment to the smelters. This
is the pioneer lease of Gold Reef and
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-10-17
AN EXCURSION TO
GOLD REEF SUNDAY

There will be an excursion ia
Gold Reef Sunday. from this city.
and it is expected that many will
make the trip. Town lots spoken for
there will be verified, and there will
be a general examination Of the prop
critics there made by the crowd, n
by several mining experts who will go
along. 1t is stated that there is a
network of outeroppings in the vi
entity about the town which shows
colors most any place where bits are
knocked off. There are various opin-
ions about Gold Reef, but it is stated
by many who have been there that
Gold Reef viii certainly make
good"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-10-17
THE FIRST ORE
SHIPPED FROM KLONDYKE

Joe Kendall, who is leasing at
klondyke, is in from that camp and
reports all the leasers operating there
as sacking ore preparatory to ship
ping. Mr.. Kendall stated that he
made a twenty-five ton shipment Sun
day to the Utah smelters, the ore
averaging 800 a ton. 1t is his inten-
ton to make at least two shipments
monthly, but in the near future this
Will probably be doubled. The leases
are only about three miles from the
Klondyke Wells railway station and
the ore can be hauled there for a
very nominal sum. There are 1--WE
other leases being operated and all
of them are extracting high grade
ore.
Mr.. Kendall is associated with ].
p. Kennison, F. B. Smith and George
Clark, all local people.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-10-17
RETURN FROM INSPECTING
MINES AT NATIONAL

Senator T. l.. Oddie, II. II. Cook
son, of Tonopah. and S. S. Johnson,
of New York, who went out to Ma
tional the first OF the week to look
over the situation, returned to Win
nemucca Thursday. All three men
Were much pleased with what they
ing a great showing FOR the amount
of development work done. The
party returned to Tonopah yesterday.
Silver State News of Saturday.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-10-17
BEAR MOUNTAIN TO
GET BOSTON MONEY

1t is reported that a company to
be known as the Bare Mountain Apex
Mining company, is being organized
in Boston, says the Beatty Miner. The
company has strong backing and will
take over the properties of the Nor
wick Consolidated Mining company.
Several additional claims may be ac-
quired if reports are satisfactory. We
hope for IN early confirmation of this
report. In strong hands this property
might become an early producer.
Mr.. George Probasco has returned
from Los Angeles. He says arrange
ments have been made to resume
work at the mine soon. Al Meyers
reports the property looking better
than ever.
Hon. George d. Meikeljohn and
John Durin, a Salt Lake capitalist,
are in Beatty for the purpose of max
ing an examination of Telluride. An
option has been taken on the major
ity of the claims on the mountains,
and doubtless the deal will be car
ried through.
Every day the big Shoshone mine
and mill turn out a rich harvest OF
gold and silver. Since the expert
made his report, the mine has pro-
duced more than the bear figures
and there is more ore in sight than
ever. 1t is hard to understand how
the jugglers manage to keep the stock
below 81.
Fred Heson sends word back from
Groom that there are good prospects
in that section. 1t is s~eventy-fve
miles east of Beatty, and should be
a tributary to Beatty. One big mine
has been opened recently, and there
are others.-Ely News.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-10-17
SCIENTISTS TOUR THE
CITY OF TONOPAH

A. B. Moseley. traffic and passen-
ger agent OF the Hartman lines,
with headquarters at Ogden. is in
town from the Mormon city. Imme-
diately after his arrival here he was
taken in tow by his bosom friend, DR..
James w. Conlisk, and shown the
sights of the city. Among the sights
shown him were the several research
discoveries made by that eminent
physician, including the policy germ
and the roulette germ. Mr.. Moseley
and the genial doctor then made sew
eral discoveries themselves, but have
kept'the results secret and 1t will be
several days before Thy are given to
publication.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-10-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

In the District Court of the Fifth ia.
dtcial District OF the state OF Ne
yada, IN and for Nye County.
ronopah Banking Corporation, a cor
poration, Plaintiff, vs.. o. ID. Doug
las, Helen Gamble, W. l.. Garden.
Nye County Mercantile Company,
"A corporation, g. c, Dorr, John Doe
and Richard Roe, Defendants.
Whereas, under and by virtue OF an
order of sale and decree of Foreclosure
Issued out Of the ab~oye-entitled court,
on the 30th day OF September, 1908. In
the aboVe-entitled cause, wherein the
plaintim above named obtained a tudg-
ment and decree against the defend
ants, q. II. Douglas, Helen Gamble w.
L. Garden, Nye County Mercantile
Company and G. g. Dorr. on the 3Oth
day OF September. 1908, which aid de
cree is recorded and entered In Judg
ment Record co. of the records of said
court at page SO ct seq, / am com
manded to sell certain property. par
ucutarly described as follows, to-wit
That certain two-story frame build
ing commonly known ms the Celtic
and being situated upon that certain
lot or piece OF ground lying upon the
northerly side of Florence Avenue in
the town OF Tonopah, County of Nye.
state OF Nevada, az the same Is desig-
mated upon the map OF Philbrick, Fen
ner Il Fairbanks Survey of a portion
OF said town OF Tonopah, and more
particularly described as follows:
Commencing Mt the point OF inter
section of the westerly line OF Nc
Culloch Avenue with the northerly line
OF Florence Avenue, running thence
westerly along said northerly line OF
Florence Avenue 100 feet; thence at
right angles northerly 100 feet; thence.
at right angles easterly 1906 feet to
westerly line of McCulloch Avenue:
thence southerly along the westerly
line OF McCulloch Avenue 112 feet to
the northerly line OF Florence Avenue
and point of commencement.
Also that certain leasehold interest
In and to the surface OF the lot or par.
Gel of ground above described, created
and existing by virtue Of a certain In
denture OF lease dated on the 30th day
OF September, 1905, and executed by
the Tonopah Mining Company Of Me-
vada, TO said o. ID. Douglas and Helen
or piece OF ground for a period OF Ave
Years from the date thereof.
Together with all and singular the
tenementB. hereditaments, and appur-
tenances thereunto belon ging or in am
wise appertalninH.
Notice Is hereby given that on Mon
day, the 26th day OF October, 1908, at
2 o'clock p. IN. of that day, upon the
front steps OF the Court louise at Ton
opah, Tonopah Township. Nye County.
Nevada, I will. In obedience to said Or
der of sale and decree of foreclosure.
sell all OF the above-descrlbcd prop
erty and premises, TO satisfy plaintiffs
Judgment herein, with interest thereon
and accruing costs, at public auction.
to the highest bidder, for cash. gold
coin of the United States.
Dated this Bird day of October 1908.
sheriff Of the County OF Nye. state of
Nevada.
BY Vail plttman. Deputy sheriff.
W-l0-3, 1910, l0-t7. 1924.