NOTH'*: OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY
In the Sixth Judicial District
t'ourt of the State of Nevada In and
for Humboldt County.
In Ihe matter of the estate of
Dora Lnsa, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Thursday, the 3d day of November,
1921, at the hour of 10 o’clock a.ni.
of said day. at the dory of the Court
House, of said court. In the city of
Wlnnrmurea, Humboldt County, Ne
vada. the undersigned administratrix
of said estate, will sell, at private
sale, all of the right, title and In
terest of the said estate, of. In and
• o the following personal property,
to wit:
1st One lot of Cattle:
Said cattle consist of 100 head
more or less, arc mostly branded
D. I,." under a quarter circle on
the left hip, mostly earmark'd by a
ottare crop off from one ir end
»n under and upper slope on other
ear, being the rattle belonging to
said deceased at the time of his
death, and their Increase. The cat
tle to be sold range In the northern
i»art of said Humboldt County, and
some In Malheur County, Oregon,
and are all of the cattle In said
brand, except 7 cows and calves, at
•r near the residence of the family
”f deceased, and the latter 7 cows
and calves are not Included in the lot
of cattle to be sold.
2nd One lot of horses, running
cn the public range in said Humboldt
*nd Malheur Counties, mostly
branded, by said brand, and consist
of ISO head more or less, but the two
horses of said family, are not in
cluded In the horses to he sold.
3rd One lot of about 700 head.!
more or less, of yearling sheep, now I
in s-<|() Malheur County, branded and S
car marked n* above stated, as toj
aid rattle.
4th On« lot of ewes, mostly '
branded and car marked as above i
(insisting of 2rno head more or less. ,
icing now in said Humboldt County,!
■a fbe vicinity of McDermltt.
fith. One lot of Ivimh* mostly
branded and earmarked as Hhove
stated, also running and ranging
with said ewes, and which lambs con
.Ist of 1X00 head more or less.
lllds will he received for each lot,
separately, or for two or more lot*
together, and also, bids will be re- j
reived for all said five lot*, and ;
such bids may be In a lump sum, I
or so much for each of said ewes or |
lambs. I
All bids must be accompanied by J
■ ' cash deposit In the First National
t’.ank of Wlnnemueca, Nevada
amounting to at least 2S per cent of !
the amount bid Each und all bids, j
i(. he given or addressed to Man :
Does In care of Wm 8 Bonnifleld. |
Wlnnemueca. Nevada, and the rigid
>o reject env and all bid* 1* reserved,
atnld setp to he subject to Ihe a tv
''o'-d and confirmation of said J
court. All purcahse money to he:
• ad" to said bank to the account
of said sale, or sales.
MART T.A8A,
Administratrix of said Relate
First publication, October 22, 1921.
I,a t publication. Nov 3. 1921. cd.
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