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applications for 4sttnt.
Application for Patent.
iOTIcE no. "a.

RF8fsTEz's OfFfeK.
ArsIrx. Nevada. April 18th. 1907
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT The
- A~nkSoEAgo Mining Colnpany has this
day fled in this ofhee ; diagram, tozether with
. notice Of Application for Patent from the
United States. under Act Of Congress approved
July 18th. 1876. for Eight Hundrei feet Of the
Golden Lode. known a the Mukwolago Mining
Compzuy's claim. situated in the white Pine
Mining District. White Pine County. Nevada
and more particularly described as follows. Be
ginning At . point whence the southeast corner
Of the survey made for the Aurora consolidated
Silver Mining Company, on the AnrorA Lode
bears ). 1lk degrees ". 800 feet. thence running
n. IL degrees z. so feet thence 5. 7sh de
grees Z. 500 feet: fhencs :. 1lh degrees ". so
feet. and thence n. Ts1 degrees W. 500 feet TO
the place Of beginning. and containing Five
Acres and dfty-one one-hEndredths Of an Acre
IS SLIGO arres) Of Land. embracing said lode.
and enc hundred feet CT each side Thereof. said
claim Is bounded on tha west By the Anrors Con-
GEORGE T. TERRY,
magzGs Register.
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EvENING STAR NO. 1 SILVER

Ia MINING coMPANY.-Location Of Works.
White Pine county, State Of Nevada. Notice is
hereby given that, At a meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of said Company. held on the lEt day
Of June, 1870. an assessment Of
Five l5l Cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Com.
pany. payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin, 10 the Secretary, al the once Of the
Company. Room s. No. J02 Montgomery street,
san Francisco, California. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
SATURDAY, the SECOND A OF JULY. 1870,
shall be deemed delinquent. and will b. duly
advertised for sale al public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before will BE- sold on
MONDAY, the TWENTY-FIVE DAY OF
July, $50, TO pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advs Rising and expenses
df sale. By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
wM. II WATSON. Secretary.
omeo; Room S, No. 800 Montgomery street. San
Francisco, California. jesid
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pAny, payable Immediately. In United ststss
gold and silver coin, 10 the Secretary. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 25th day Of July, liC, shall b.
deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised
for sale az public auction, and, unless payment
shall be made before, vill be sold on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of August, 1910, 10 pay the delin.
qnent assessment. together with costs Of Adyer.
tising and expenses Of sale. by order Of the
Board OF Trustees
j. N. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
once; 81 New Merchants PxehAnge. California
street. San Francisco. Cal. jy2-td
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Tsvessy taOl Cents per shar.

Was levied upon the capital stock Of s.,a -.
pany, payable Immediately, In rnited ON.
gold coin, 10 the secretary. at the oa6ce ~ ~
Company. Room 81, HAyward's Buildinei me
California street, San Francisco. Calif,sis
Any stock upon which said assessment shan "a
main unpaid on the TwENTY.FOURTH an! !
DAY OF AUGUST, 1870, shall he dsa,nlAsh l
linquent. and will be duly advertised a. .. ~.
at public auction, and. unless payment sh.n ~ y
made before. will be sold on TUFsDaV~ ~
THIRTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. Ism
70 ray me aelln1aent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of The sale
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT. seersssr.
Once; Room II. Hayward's BUILDING s1a -
fornia street. San Francisco, California. IAN
iy24-td
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~ FAN1 -IoratiOn Of Workg. Vht,SsgaI-
Mining District, White Pine County, ~, fine
Nevada. Notice is hereby given thaf osaas Of
ing Of the Trustees Of said companv meet
the Mth day Of July, A. ~. 1870, an ass.s On
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poGoNIP FLAT SILVER MINING

DOGONIP FLAT SILVER
i Company Location Of WORKS White
Pine, NeyAda.-Notic Is hereby given. that At
q meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of said Com.
pany, held on the 1st day Of June, 1870. an
assessment Of
Three l3l Cents Per share
was levied upon tho capital stock Of said com.
pany, payable Immediately. in United states
gold coin, to the Secretary. At the ONCE of the
company, No. ] Express Building. northeass
corner Montgomery and california streets. San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
sd day Of July, 1870, shall be deemed delin-
quent. and will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment shall b.
made before, will be cold on Monday. the sth
day Of August. 1870. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of Advertising
and expenses Of sale. BY order Of the Board
Of Trustees.
r. J. OWENS. Secretary.
ONCE No. | Express Building. northeast corner
Montgomery and California streets, San Fran.
cisco. California. Jo20ta
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Assfssment alo1ifts.


nFFIcE OF THE su.v.. -,
N9r. se' Whs ma pl MINING Company. -Ioc.s,smnL 7,
county, State Of Sevada.-xofJestln white Pine
ina az a meeting Of the Trustees az oy given,
sn assessment Of N"s' r. u. 1910.
Five l5l Cents per .h.r.
Was levied upon the eapital 81
pany, payable Immediately. In r.a said Com.
gold coin, to the Secretary. 1t ,e om M States
Company, Room No. q, Haywara,sH my OF the
4ls California street. San Franeisea building,
Any stock upon which said nariornia.
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, the TWnshai shall
FIFTH t25thi DAY OF AUGUST AnnEhIf-
shall bs deemed delinquent. and NM ~, $50.
advertised fr sale OF public auction ~ duly
i r. Rsy men snaii be made before, will h. IN an,
Oh SEPTEMBER, A. D.. 1870, to nav ,Hl DAY
qnent assessment. together with H. : aeiin.
advertising and expenses Of sale oosts Of
JOSEPH l.. KING -
once; Room No. 70, Haywani's Balid,nat
California street. fan Francisco. Cal \. als
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NOTICE OF AssEssMFNT

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. -os-
~ fICE OF the Aurora oonsoIidated an,.-
Mining Company. Location Of worls. Nm
Pine Mining District. County Of White pine anS
State OF ~SeYsda.-Notiee is hereby given H.,
at a meeting Of the Trustees Of said co,n..n.
held IN the 7th day Of July, laO, an 49,
ment mo. 81 Of
Rive Dollars So Per shar.
Was levied upon the capital stock Of said co,.
pany. payable immediately, In United sss,.s
gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at the once IN -.
Company, No. 4lg California street Room Al
San Francisco, California. Any stock npon vh,eh
said assessment shall remain unpaid on he lath
day Of August, 1870. shall be deemed delinarsn1A
and will be duly advertised for sale Al fnbiss,
auction, and unless payment shall be made ~
fore, viii be sold on the FIRST DAY OF SIP
TENDER. 1870. TO pay the Delinquent 49,
ment, together with costs Of advertising ma -
penses OF the sale. By order Of the Bosrs =,
Trustees.
fSignedl NJ. ATWOOD. secre,.-
Once: At No. 4l9 California street Room Il
San Francisco. California. iv1lta
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DISAPPOINTMENT. r. The day for deemIng
stock on the above ASSESSMENT delinquent u
hereby postponed until MONDAY, the FIRST
DAY OF AUGUST. 1910. and the sale thereof
until WEDNESDAY. the TwENTY-FouRTH
DAY OF AUGUST. 1870.
By order Of the Board q Trustees.
Jystd WM. II. WATSON. SECRETARY.
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Five Dollars So Per share
JENNIE A. cONsOLInArEn mINIxn
Ten 1Ol Cents Per share

~ COMPANf-White Inc District, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that At . meeting Of The
Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held onths
10th day Of June, 1870, an assessment Of
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ATAwANA INNING COMPANY.

Assessment No. 2, levied June 2, 1870. De
iinauents, unpaid up TO 7th July. 1870. noon.
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rHt 6N JENs
BE MARK TWAIN

Ii You want to Gud out a mans rcal
djspo.ishun, take him when he is wet
asd hungry. II he liz amiahlo then,
dry him and hIl him up ud you have
got an angel
There IL nothing like a sick bed for
repentance A man becomes SO yir
tcwous that he win often repent op sins
that he never haz committed
Three score years and ten is TIE time
allotted to man, and it " enun II a
man kant suffer all the misery he wants
ii that time, he must be knit NIB
II don t take mnchtow prove truth
Il IL only lie that requires CRATE ar.
gumeutiilabIlity.
Listen TO every mans opnynns, dis
agree with none, but couGde in yure
own This IL q kind Of Il, ttery that
harms no one.
What a man gains in cunning he al.
was lo2es in wisdom
lie who won I believe ennythmg he
kant understand, aint SO wise as a mule,
for they viii kick az thing they
NtRflh Va iANA INV iibl IL
All ov us are anxious tew liv tew be
very old, but not one in ten thousand
kan fill the karakter ov an old man,
Money IL like grain--it IL never SO
well invest d az when it IL well sown.
A bigot IL a religious coward trying
to play the autokrat
Money never made a man disgracelul
yet, but men have often made money
disgraceful.
How menny people there IL who only
go iuto society Just for the purpose oy
telling over their axes and pains, their
gripes and grunts ! Such people ought
tew be sent at once to the pest house
Health can be bought, but yu have
got tew pay for it with temperance, at
the highest rates
Give me warm friends and bitter en-
emies about half and hafl' He who
haint got an enemy on arth, kant show
friend that will stick tew him thru
| thk and thin.
Every time a mai lals harty, he
takes a kink out ov the chain that binds
him to life, and thus lengthens it.
Beauty is the melody ov the featurs.
| The greatest yiktory for mankind
that haz ever been won haz been won
4 by the rod and the katechism
Nitue backed up by courage, is the
pcrieckshun ov human natur ! don't
reckon mercy nor pity always among
the virtcws they arc often only amia-
bic weakness. Justiss il the square
root oy all the virtews. | wouldn't
hay emmy mercy nor pity hove out for
rubbish neither would hav man
think bekause he melts at the anguish
oy the vicious that it is virtue that ails
him.
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tlau rushed ifta she rf < leading . IH
uy. aaI tied tIe laat wh,b wa.
around tha pHys meek to thr skgll
which was All fastened e. tde yoHH#
mIn The hltaF ihtu followed the pury
round che ring uulil nearly exhausted
Gll u l Ger. aud the thong was
thereby torn aut Of the tesh The sut
frf voice glcN husky lom joining in
the cbmis he Crowded on The ground
iu violent eautrtlms fag iow minutes
and w then removed e. the eou,jie oi
tbe lodge s ihtpd nj had the laiat
oltbe pony hjtebed Is the raised mus.
cies 81 his back aH8 was dragged iii
tbis way several times round the ring
bai thc iore uaj being sufficient 70
tear loose from The flesh tbc pony WAS
hacked up and % slack being thus taken
oa the lguat the pony was urged
swiftly forward aud the sudden Jerk
tore bc hriat OFT Of the flesh The
dance with it- bloody orgies lasted
three days
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Aaesrat s. saHts a happy mH-
pa ba Eu Bose your haslaa
AH.l ..aHs as 'age suu
N Wa Hsab tte3 4hl turned
crimson
Jeaay. } esai a.r loved h.m 1
would haFe bssnR e1Fi N'e tu aim
ba. hs never loved ms H5 brought
ne 10 place at the head of ine house
because be Thought ms tIgike aud iu-
tuFpsisng tual Vaa 500 He ta.l mt So
ouaa ta9agl Eat Hais - plainly az
tuGs AuI s.uc t8eB ue have each
ttaea aur oau Was. uula apeBasnt Of ihe
other. Z seldom Sec bm 81 oar bogeo
n t0aa, / bRzr wy carriage Roy alas
meHas. mF oHem box la the season
! So t8 Saratoga, or Newport while be
asggs Long Branch aiib h.s pieseuee
We aTg pegieg,ly polite 60 each other
We ngyeI quurre. aud ! saFposg. II /
were 10 de tomorrow, he'd BE- aa ln-
crusaablt NldoWer for a week. Jan-
uy yua vail no; aish to change places
with ne again. Your husband might
c8auga as mgne Las done, exposed tg
the same temptation. Thank Heaven
you have him as he is, a good, true
man, WA0 loves you aud never mind
tae butter aai cheese Jcnuy, SO long as
yoHg happiness and ma la m.de up
wilu wItH them
Sine arose irom hef agst aud sa0,ea
up .he garden gdh
Jenny dld not io..oE ber She SAT
Ola the step lost n thought The riddle
Of Lgr friends ittg uas at last made
clear 10 her. She had often wondered
why Margaret. 10 tAe n!dst OF nd her
wealth aud !u2nry, should seem 80 saA
She wondered no longer no@.
To ue the wiie OF a man wbo had no
love ior youl What flower deep can
there be than this ~ proud and sen
sitiye womaut
Jenny tanned with tears ia btr eyes
to meet her staIwart husband as he
came from the field.
We'll, little womaa, be cried, ond
( then she got the hearty kiss for ~hleh
she vas looking
/ los, Margaret Has rght, Inc butter
and cheese WAS Of little COZ sequence,
while love like tbs. made her task easy
10 endure.
And the rosy.eheeEcj little woman
4 bent iond.y down over her Hiram, as
( he flung himself down on ihe porch
seat and famed him, brought hlm lem
onude and made him thoroughly baPpy
and at rest
Poor Margaret Happy Jenny! New.
CT again would she wish 80 be more,
only q farmers wife.
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INDIAN AMUsEHENIs-THE Sioux SIN
DANcE. This festive performance, as
praeticed among the Sioux, is a sort Of
religious dance, in which the young
braves test their fortitude and stoicism
in resisting pain without wincing
There was large lodge built in the
shape Of an amphitheatcr, with a pole
in the center. The sides and roof were
covered with willows, forming toler-
able screen, but not so dense as TO OBJ.
struct entirely the view The perfor-
mances were commenced with chants
and incantation. Five young men
were brought in and partially stripped,
their mothers being present and assis-
ting in the ceremony. Then the med
icine man began i 3 part by cutting
Sits in the flesh Of the young men and
taking up the muscles with pincers. --
The old squaws assisted in lacerating
the flesh Of the boy with knives. The
squaws would at the same time keep
up bowling, accompanied with a
movement to and fro. When the mus
eles were lifted out by pincers on the
breast, one end of sort Of lariat or
buffalo thong was tied to the bleeding
flesh, while the other end was tied to
the top Of the pole in the center of the
lodge The FIRST young man, when thus
prepared, commenced dancing around
the circle ia a fantastic manner, pulling
with all his eight 50 as % stretch ont
the rope, and by his jerking movements
loosen himself by tearing out the flesh
The young mans dance was accompan-
led by chant by those who were
standing around assisted by the thum-
ping OF a hide0us drum, TO keep the
tune. Tie young brave who was un-
dergoing this self.torture finally sue
ceeded in tearing himselfloosc, and the
rope relaxed from its sudden tightucss
and fell back toward the ccnter-poIe
with a piece Of the flesh to which il was
tied The victim, who, up 20 this point
did not move q muscle of his face, fell
down 9n the ground, exhat sted from
the pain which human weakness could
not further conceal A squaw tcn
rushed ia and bore the young brave
away. lie had undergone the terrible
or cal and, amid the cq.gratulati0ns
of the old men. woGId be c0mpiimcnted
as war; OF e undonbtcd pluck and
acknowledged prowess Another q
the young men named Charles was cuI
"a two places under the shoulder blade
and flesh was raised with pincers, aut
thongs tied around tie flesh and mus
cles thus raised The thongs rcachel
down below tie knees aHd were tied q
buffalo skulls. With these h avs
waghts dangling at the ends u th,
tllaugs the young man Was require.
n dance around tAe circle 70 the sauut
af thc drums and chauts Il ibf iyst4u
den until tle skulls became rtaehe
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