davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-06
Foreign Gossip.

BAzAINE's trial begins in October.
BRIGANDAoE is again rife in Greece.
JEsuIrs are to be expelled from Peru
and their property confscated.
Those once famous danseuses, Mines.
Grisi and Taglioni, are in London.
A son of Sothern, the actor, lately
made his debut on London stage.
TaE Emperor of Austria has the
smallest private fortune of any reign
ing monarch.
TIE Princess Imperial of Germany,
Queen Victoria's oldest daughter, has
seven children.
ONE thousand women are employed
in the potteries of Leeds, England, at
ten cents a day.
MANY of the Generals Of the Com
mune walk the streets of London in alb.
ject poverty-mere beggars.
A CURIOUS petition has been forward
ed to the President of the French Re-
public by one Melaine Forest, washer
woman, who demands pension because
in ls4S she was wounded by bullet in
tended for n. Theirs.
The American students at Leipsic ap-
pear to be bad lot. Recently FIVE Of
them were arrested for breaking street
lamps and making night hideous about
the city. Scarcely night passes that
some of them are not arrested.
IT is said that the greatest comb
mandatory in the world is in Aber-
deem, Scotland. There are thirty-six
furnaces for preparing the horns and
tortoise shell, and no less than 100
iron screw presses worked by steam
power.
The total revenue receipts Of Great
Britain and Ireland from the 1st of
April TO the 9th Of July we're 1885,
507. During the corresponding period
Of last year the Receipts were only
7,732,299. The expenditure was
f2f, l7l,Sll, against f2i,l44,S4S last
year.
A STREET gymnast of Paris, known as
Samson's Iron Jaw, whose specially was
to pick up weights with his teeth and
throw them over his head, raised bar
rel with his teeth, and, in attempting
to dispose of it in the same way, fell
down dead with broken spine.
A PORTUGUESE priest recently called
the Emperor of Germany, in sermon,
"a monster in human shape, and the
greatest thief of modern times" where
upon Bismarck sent word to the Portu-
guese Government that the abusive
priest must be "deposed and impris-
oned." 1t was done.
Miss EDITH CHALLIs, a well-known ac-
tress in London and New York, while
travelling in England some months
since, was very attentive to an old lady,
who fell i'll on the journey and died.
Last week Miss Challis was greatly as
tonished at receiving letter from her
executors, to the effect that the kind
ness shown to the old lady had resulted
in her being remembered in her will to
the extent of two thousand year for
Life. In consequence of this she retires
from the STAGE"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-06
INTERESTING "REMINISCENCES.
Gen. Grants Thrent In 1851 70 Resign HE
Commission and Cast His Lot with the
South IT the Slaves should be Freed.

Gen. Grants Threat In I S61 to Reelsn His
Commission and Cast His Let with the
South If the Slaves Should be Freed.
From the Randolph (Mo.) Citisen.
In the summer of 1861, Gen. Grant,
then Colonel Of the Twenty first Illinois
regiment of infantry, was stationed at
Mexico, on the North Missouri railroad,
and had command of the post. He re-
NAMED several months, mingling freely
with the people regardless of the pecu.
liar shade of any ones political opinions,
and as the distinguished Colonel then
had no thoughts Of aspiring to the Pres.
idency, or dictatorship, no occasion
existed for the reticence to which lat
terly he owes the greater part of his
popularity. Ulysses the Silent was then
Ulysses the GarIulous, and embraced
every fair opportunity which came in
his way to express his sentiments and
opinions in regard to political affairs.
One of these declarations we distinctly
remember. In public conversation in
Ringo's banking house sterling Union
man put this question to him: "What
do you honestly think was the real OBJ
ject of this war on the part Of the Fed.
eral GovernmentT
"Sir," said Grant, ! have no doubt
in the world that the sole object is the
restoration of the Union. l will say
further, that 1 am Democrat-every
man in my regiment is Democrat
and whenever / shall be convinced that
this war has for its object nything else
than what have mentioned, or that
the Government designs using its sol.
diers to execute the purposes OF the
Abolitionists. pledge you my honor as
man and soldier. that will not only
resign my commission, but will carry
my sword to the other side and cast my
lot with that people,"
Gen. Grants Belief that Negro Suffrage
was Unwisc and Would Lead Ia n War Of
Races.
Extract from Senator Doolittlc's Speech at Mil
waukee, Oct. 2 1865.
The other DAY when Gen. Grant was
here, spneding several hours with him
in free conversation upon this subject
among others, he expressed TO me the
same opinion. Said 1, "Gen. Grant,
never quote private conversation with.
out express permission; am permitted
to state what you now state to me r.
Said he, Certainly, there is no con.
cealment on my part" And he stated
10 me in the conversation that con-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-06
foai VI JOsOOO
In 1860 Mr.. Howell Cobb, Secretary

In 1860 Mr.. Howell Cobb, Secretary
of the Treasury, returns the tosal ex.
penditure for lighting Executive Man
sion and Capitol, for fuel for the Presi.
dents house, refurnishing, and keeping
the grounds, etc., at $56,750.9S.
1t therefore appears that Mr.. John
sons living cost US only fifty three per
cent. more than Mr.. Buchanan's, and if
we consider that 1878 was a year when
gold averaged l4O, the increase is not
much against Mr.. johnson. But our
present President, gold at only lis, in.
creases the expenditure over that of his
predecessor fully 100 per cent, and over
that of Buchanan 1926 per cent. In all
ways Mr.. Grant comes high"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-06
GRANT AND JOHNSON.

In the Chicago platformof 1868, every
plank Of which has since been brok en-
or ignored, is inserted tho following:
Resolved, T. Tho Government of the United
States should be administered with tho strict
est ECONOMY" and the corruptions which
have been shamefully nursed and fostersd by
Andrew johnson call loudly for radical reform.
We will just show in parallel lines a
few items Of comparison between the ex-
penditures of the shamefully corrupt
Johnson and the FRUGAL Grant:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-06

siderable portion Of the troubles be-
tween the whites and the blacks that
hal already occurred, was in conse-
quence of the un0ise attempt TO force negro
suffrage i'm these States. He said further
that if the Federal Government we're to
attempt TO do it and enforce it, it would
undoubtedly produce war between the
two races.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-06
Gen. Grants Odlcial Re gulntious In ReIs
tIOn 10 Negroes.

HDQRs. DEPARTMENT or THE TENSyssEE,
CoRIxrn, Miss, April IL, 1862.
Officers and soldiers are
positively prohibited from entcing slaves TO
leave their masters. 1t is en-
joined on all commanders to see that
this order is executed strictly under
their own direction. BY command of
U. s. GRANT, Msjor-General.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-06
the way THE MONEY GOES.
Facts for the Million---A Few
Plain Figures that Don't Lie.
Tho Enormous Expenditures Under
Grants Administration.
The Cost Of Carpet. In sgers-Tho Cost Of
Running tho Nlint-Tke Cost Of Running
the PostofIice Departmcnt-And
the Cost Of Grantism In
General.
From the New York World.
COST OF CARPET-BACCERS.

We give below table compiled from
official sources, which will show pretty
Mainly the cost Of y carpet-bagging Of.
fetal compared with native. The in.
ternal revenue is their richest pasture,
and here is the way they crop it:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-06

ExpenditureI TX pendtursl Ex penditurs
snaer .s Sos" undo, Grant undo, Grant
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-09-06
MINT STATISTICS.

A mint is a proverial expression for
demonstrating that somebody is making
money. We are Of the opinion that be
somebody or somebodies mint Of money
has been made out of our Mint establish.
ment, and we hope some stump speaker
on the Grant side will kindly explain
the following comparisons:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
1921

uen Neuem ;ei3t, nit welHen Mitteln se.
nator Morton einen aominenen WablFee su
e~rrinaen iutt. Aus SeYmour. Snb., miro
beri6tet, pab bort A Nessr aut Dem @ese
mad Snoianarplls burhaefommer iinD.
Gteie baben ebeuiaas cine polittf&e Riiion.
Bel ben Restfrirunsen in Situspt1e fno
1912 "Wd6ler" msbr einsetrassn worbea
als i'm pcrtsen Sabre. Die 3abl ber Bdb'
Ter in Der fleinen Stapt fann ni9t in pisiem
Ma6e 3useacmmen baben. Gina 800 ST.
stftrtrunsen iplen betrisertih rrrsencmmtH
iein. Sn elmer @art, In uelher I'm prr,-
gen Sftrter 464 Rameu einSstrasen paren,
fno jsst S23 rssiprtrt.
(N. 9. Scurnal.)
Die Stsrbli9feit unter ben 8inpern TIT
Milmautee 1T nod tmu1er entisslih, oa inn
september beren 208 unter tunf Satrsn
itarten.
Gu arger @ufrubr fant n~crt9sn Samfas
In Cincinnati ftatt, ND Bel AnlaB zines o.
fentltden um5uses Der @reeleqlsute Heser
iih gu elmer EXPERIMENTATION 1ammelten.
Nepclper fnalten unh bic sar;e 9clt5et>
madt fam auf bic Betne.
9prace @reelep 1T BON feiper &eiie aus
benz @eten su1id, up er raanden Sriunpb
s~efetert bat, mltrenp Senator Shur3 feline
Sour furtiest. NeultG bislt er tn Ba'er"
town, @tse., eine &ebe DOR elmer srosen
@clfsperiammtuns, pcrtsen Monta9 mar er
in Milrautee, 20 impoiante Demon earatio'
men su 1etnen gbren p%erantaltet murten.
brtlanter Sadelsus u. (. t.
Sn Stem yprt btelten bic emanstpattcne'
iu9ttsen Trauen sreses Msettns gu Cunt
fen Grants, Der natirliG tn ieiner neuen
Amtssauer etne ean,e fiji. bic ppltttidsn
0amen breGen mubte,
Subiau;j9er Seiu9 I'M @ranb Opera
6cult su Nep yprt. Am 4. b. CAB es etne
5enlation i'm Wrano Spera 6auft. Inter
ben 3ultauern erfhienen ndmlih As inoia>
n,ide Sduptl;rse i'm rclen Srieasiamudes
nit 5sbsrn unp Satpwirun3en. Die Sobne
pes @alpes nabmen etu arrfts jn!e1s1t an
Der @prftslune lie aaten tprtm G,taunen
filters bur6 lautss &nurrsn unp Grurseu
Mssorud. Sie waren extraordinarily
Der @~essntano lebtalttr Hsusiesos ess
N%ublituns. Nuberpem uchutsa etr Dor,
teuurs aud nod 81 Gttnsfeu BET.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Str @abttampf artst anmdlis in bic tdb.
lthfe 8asbalssrei aus, bic ie auf politiihem
Gstiet in einem 2anre eefpdten rurpe
unb mas fas 4oiTrli1fe babel 1T: Die IA.
bifale 9reHe ipielt ben splitterridter,
fhimpft iter unrrurbises @ebabren ibrer
@esner, niht beadtsnp. bas fe tbr eisenes
Y%crtrait bin;eidnet. DEM nras an 9erab.
tpurpteuns Der temcfratif6en &anpipaten
burh Grandfather eesenpdrtis eeleitst
pirb, lberbietet aues D%asepeieRe. Simmer
ndber rldt Der Gntiheiounsstas, uao bas
III out, font na6dte bas amerifanilde @plt
nc1 an i9 felber tire werben.
Sbeures 9ol3 bat man In Rilwaufee. 10
bas Cob ~sssenwdrtis eli Dollars Gilt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
% eItIi6 { :.

Georgia bat Ter bemcfratii9en SaAe et
men sldn3enpen sies sebradt, tnbem Is bic
ratitalen Ganpihaten NIT etnerM ebrteit Don
$4,000 Stimmen aus benz Seize 16lus.
SIR $enniploanieu, Gbis, Suoiaua uuo
Nebrasta mar ber Dienfes entideibenb,
neil man Don benz Musfa1 b,r Staatsmab>
len, pelde an bieiem Sage tattianten, auf
bic prdirentenmabl fhlieH. Ndtere Be-
ri6te feblen in benz Npment. NO mir bteIe
3silen fhreiben. Sur tas # iiher, ta6 bic
r~apitale Yartei in ansebOremr Bei1eiben>
belt slsih Bel ber erfen Gepdae ben Siee
fir id in Nafsruh nabm.
@is tisf ras Mietrauen inbie berriden@
ben .@eualttaber sett, mag hr 2eier bar
aus entnstmen, bas J. 9. I'M 5taate Sbio
etsentlite 9~isilan3 COMMITTEES b~efanben,
bic etn senaues ger3et&ntb br seieslt&sn
@ibler In alien SrtiAaften ees Staates
a%ufnabmen 70 .penis traut las @nlf Der
8idtisfeit Der amtliten @dtierl.iten !
@abrli6 ss mug mitoer Corruption ara
setrieben perben, biseine fclde @,eisnar.
belt unternommen utro. l%1ebrissns fsnnt
man ia bic gerlstbuns DON ~sttmmpisb",
mie Der Amertfder perddtlid bic fduFiden
pclitifden Sieren nennt, BON einem Staat
sum anbern, ,eate mad psnaiplvarien, NOR.
gen mad $40 gcrf, miFouri u. f..
&abIbtrasereieu In Snbiana. Als cine
@daar,pn 60 big 70 9ssern cine Citation
untersdb S%nbianapolis p~aiirte, eebrau6te
Elm liRraler @olittter cine &rissslif, tnpena
er fd fir einen @rantmann aussab. Ct
erfur batur6, bas bic 5arbtsen aus Sen.
tuo tnapcrtirt paren. UNI fur bic Momtni,
fationspartst su fimmen. SIN Snoiana>
,olis trurpen barauf a&tsebn Neser Dor ei.
ZEN @i3tsr ssbra&t, benz seseniber fe Mus,
asen madten, bur& ruel9e namtntlid Elm
Dapib. Elm Ser. @taaten Suits
e%cmpromitttrt wtrb. Der gorfan
at srebe &ufresuus bersorssrufen, ba Ct
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
Neut9feiteu,

Mus9rnbcn tpurse ont Wpntas teles
srapbirt: Gin sewtHer Collins, welhsr ii&
NIT 10000 Dollar eetob!enem @slp aus
benz Steub sema&t bat, 1T am Montas nit
eineu1 Dampfer mad Baltimore abaersif.
Die 8etDrten tn Baltimore uurpen auf te>
lesrapbiidem @ese erluat, psnielteu BET
letner Nnfunft 3u perbaiten.
ueber Trantreta meloet eine De-
pe1At: Der Tcrtidritt bes @abiealtsmus
une bic bdufsen poltttfden @sitctionen in
Tranfreib werpen in &ublant, Deutidlono
unb Seferrei9 NIT 3unebmenbsr un;ufrie.
penbeit betradtet. - Diele rubet0renbm
8ewesunsen, pelae bieTreunDidaft 3piiden
ben eesenwdrttsen Resierunaen esfdbroer.
uerten aud fur ben eurppdiihen T:isp,n
ais teinbielis eradtet. Die ruiiiite Rsgie.
runs bat in Tolse bsEen cine Note an bic
fransSii6e &esieruns in gerfai1ss eeiane'.
norm bic trrttamli4e Mdbisteitspolitit &C.
tabelt mire, welde ba3u eeiltrt bdtte, tap
Der &abiealismus cine fp!de M%usbebnuns
erlanat babe, bas ter 5r,ets nnb tie @obi-
fabrt res 2anbes tapuh tssintrddtist
weree, unb bic Nbiitt ausepeutet pirb,
Trantreth feline S%ympatbte gu ent,iebsn,
peun oaNs!te Der Wittelfunft Der eurcpdt.
ihen raolealen 8emesuns parbe, NEEDLES
&elultat gu bsfar8ten iet, psuu bic peittre
ausbreltuns bes &abicalismus Don tsr
fransDiii6ea &esieruns. eebulDst wsrpe.
Wenn AUDI Der Bortlaut bieier Dspei9e
uter tie 8atrideinli9feit rerislbea binaus.
sett, 70 pdre es bod nidt has erfe Ral,
baB &ublanb f4 in tie Iuselesentetten an-
berer staaten etnmti&t. ST. IS ia etpas
gang Mnteres: Der &abifalismus unter tat
ierlt9 beutiher Yrotefttpn unb Der &abita>
ltsmus cbne 3usel bel ben Tran;oien. unb
bod fDnnten belize &euo!u53er e;nf eina"ber
bic Sinse reitsn!
Sn 9uremburs fanb I'M IS. n.gRts.
in per Nadt UNI II 1tr bi: uebernatme
ces Betriebes Der tprtisen 8atnfrefen tur&
Die faiierlthe @ensralsD Direction ~ strab>
bu.s ftatt. Bon u an tperpen lduamtlidt
Stationen pieber ibre alten beutlNen Be.
nennunsen ertalten.
Der oberfe 8riessratb fur
Traafrel9 betebt laut ben neuefen Grnen.
nunsen aus folsenpen Mitslisrern: @ar-
ltad MeNabcn, MaridaQ Ganrcbert, Ct
s'Apmirault, Serscs ron aumale. ab>
mtral Delarcneue NepeY uno General N.
(?). Dieter &riessratb bat oteOr~
santfltipn unb 8ermaltuns ber Irmee ~
nidt aber bic militdriiaen 8emesun>
gen. aber uelde Der prdfeent einlueilen
nod nefflst.
Dtelebten % atlbert9te lautert
iur bic &epublifaner slnfis, bic cine Wetr.
In ben Staaten YeuniYluanien u1eOtto
,aben. wdbrenb fir Snbiana beipe parteten
'e Rebrbett tn Anfpru& uatmen,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

@emeinte, bat cine fetr f4DneB ridfir4e, TIM
Snnern etne notwithstanding Gusfat>
tuna unb purpe tpte aud tas Narrtaus,
beipe Bauten gu periAiebenen 3eiten, ais tie
teretts ppafcmmen fertts waren, pom Stur'
me u%mseblalen. Die f4 a%aentbalben un'
ermeblt4 a%uspebnenpe @rarie ertnaert ptel
an Minneiptas Yrdrien. Obwpbl bic Wtn~
TT bort iebr falt fetn fo1en, Rnp bod bic
6duler Don frudtbelabensn 9iirFabdumen
unassben. Treitass Mprsen bate es &C.
retit; am feltsn Sage fam i'd sesen l ubr
in ct. Souls an. 3wei Sage berri6te bier
eine iol9e &dlte, bab i'd MIR Ssuer I'M Sfen
punidte. @ar ia ihpn in ganbalia bas
Warteain1mer sebstst. 6eute mar BET herr
li9sm Spnnenideis bod INNER cine 70 ME.
bsre 3emperatur, bab man bic Senfer lteber
eeidleGen, ais often bielt, Dit ba6te i'd an
Minnelpta, mte falt es trotl bort lein mub.
(@in9efanbt.)
ct. Sobn's College, %. Sept. 1872.
II ep. Simplieiue @immer o. =. B.
unb
Neo. Gpbn 90. Nealis!
An Der beutisen geriamm1uns Der Nit'
slteoer Der vSpbalitdt Don Der l1nbeFedten
Gmpidnsntb Der feltsfen Sunsfrau Maria"
in bsren 6a1s IN ct. Sobn's College uur'
ben fplsenbe BeihllFe ansenommen:
"a es unierm 6p6w'fen @errn Bifdcf
seiel, 3pei unlerer Mitslteber, bic 6o4w.
@erren @tmplietus 8immsr 0. S. B. unb
Spbn @. Mealis, In ben tetlisen p,ieaer'
fanb 3u erbeben. unb ba senannte 9erren
bur9 ttren Offer unb tire gnfrensunB fur
bic biefse sobalitdt, burd ttre uaermub>
lt9e Muspauer unb erprpbte 8reue In einem
tpten @rabe f6 bic Mdtuns unD ben Danf
tbrer Mitsliebsr nerbtent taten, 70 fet es:
8eialrfsn, tab mir, bic Mitslteeer Der
vSpoalit1t BON Der unbeFedten Gmpfdns'
mfg Der ielisiten Sunsfrau Marid," ibnen
hermit uniere Entertaining fur bic ptelen
Dienne ausirrsden. bic ie uns alsScrtanes
unferer Sppalitdt erpieien - Dienfe, bic
pbwpbl NIT pieler Mlte Yerbunben, bennDG
nur burd bas Bemubtiein belptnt rureen,
ibre Fi9tsn iur 0snIse &asr elfIIt 81
b1ben;
ge1dlofen, bab mir, mdtrenb mir es auf,
| rthtia bebausrn, BON bielen In Der Stat
neutrality-suspicious. M;tsliebsrn ihetren
~ mufsn, aud sssleiA bic u%sberSeu5uns
beaen, taB lie uns aud in ibrem neuea
5tanbe tn ibren @ebeten rtht perseAen,
icnoern uns aud funfttsbtn tur4 Natb uni
Shat bethlehem perben:
Sei&lpTen, tab mir, tnbeut mir ie CUR
Nnwirfli6une ibrer tetbefen Munf9e be-
sludpuniden unb Slid unb Sesen In ttrem
nsuen@ irfunsstretie auf fe terabfeben, auA
ibr 8eiipie1, bas ie uns ais stubtrenbe an
bisisr Antalt seseteu, ttef in uniere 3er5en
einprdsen molten. UNI auf bteie @eile un 70
mehr arsetifert st perben, mad ~unieren
8rlften fir bic e,fisre Gerterrlidung Der
ieltsi1en Sunefrau Naria 3u rrirfen
8sidlpHsn, rat sitie Gntibltebunsen tns
Sptalitats bud eiaestrasen unb ben betben
6cduurcisen 9ergen ie cine Nbidrift baron
;useihidt reroen irQe.
P. S. 1ieie 8elcluiipnen tnb Don 81 Mit,
aliebern unteritrisben.
~
Mp Z II
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
TAKE WARNING!
Notice is hereby given.

V,IIsT l., JENNIE VAN WINkLE WIFE OF
Henry Van Wrinkle, will make application to
the district Court Of the Second Judicial District
in and for the county If Orm>by, State oil Nevada,
al the Crurt-ronn Of sa d District Court, on the
81 Iay If October, 1872. at the hour IT 10 o CLOCK
A. N . or at -uch tine as the c rnrt T ay appoint.
for an ,Tder of siid Court permitting me To carry
On the business Of Mil merry and DrassinahinS-
and buvinE an selling fancy goods, pertaining
IL hereto. sFfri buying and sell ng real estate. as sole
fr.5er. JENNIE VAN WINKiE.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LEWIS
~ A. DITTO has been appointed Administrator
of the estate of Jerome ArJitn. deceased All
rersous having cl.ims against raid estate will
present them properly proved for allowance aud
LEWIS Audit,
Administrator Ct Jerome Ardito.
Claims may be presented to tie undersigned At
his store on Carson street.
seloecIl ALEX LEPoRT, Agent.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-21
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE 80. lie.
U~rTIp STATS REGIsTER's OErIcI, !
AURORA. Nevada. August % 1sT2.

AURORA, Nevada. August % lst2.
N0TIC Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. n.
y S.swell, +. ". McKinstry.. William Van
VOORHEES, and David Med ugal have this day
filed in this Office a diagram together with a no
tice of appl catt n for a patent from the Uaited
states. nnder Acts Of Congress approved July
26 1866. and Nav 10. 49,. for twelve
hundred feet along that certain vein or lode Of
quartz or other rock in 7 &C, hearing gold and
silver. known as the Antelope Lode, situated on
Silver Hill, in the Esn4eralia Mining District.
E.meralda county. Sta.e Of Nevada, and more
particularly described as follows: Beginn;sg At
the :. whim shaft on said lode: thence along the
vein or lode north 90 deg 10 min. east-26ok
feet; thence north 65 deg 30 MN. e.st-3Se.5
feet to east end of location. Returning to point of
beginning; thence south 50 deg 50 min. west
lis. 8 feet. thence north so deg. IS min vest
rs ? feet; tt ence nDrth 81 deg. 50 min. west-
ISL feet; thence south Sc deg. Is min. west
63 | feet; tn nee south Il deg. Is min. wet
i12 3 feet making l 30 feet in length by 1e
fe- I wide. and fully descrii Cd in plat Of the sur
vey Of said lode aud claim posted thereon and
filed in this ofhce. containing five and 49-loo
acres. embracing said lode and o. e hundred feet
on each side of the center Il e4e I. The loae and
claim are near the claim aud lode known As the
Lady Jsn"'' on the south, ard on the north.
cas-. and west are bounded by no known claimants.
From developm nts made the w him'' shaft 70
mine is the Lady Jar e mine on the south. The
Office of the Mining Recorder of said District. At
Aurora, Esmei aida county, Nevada, ard the
notice and diagram Of -a'd lode ard claim can b
found posted near the him shaft therein.
WILSON BUTLkR, Register.
auys-6Gi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-07
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 204.
U. q. survey No. 50.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE, Carson City,
u. New, October Is, lSI2.-Notlce 10 hereby
given that the Alhambra Mining Company, by
Jacob L. Van Bokkclcn, Superintendent and
Managing Agent, has this day nlcd In this office
a copy Of the plat and tho Geld notes OF survey
Of claim, together with notice Of application for
q patent from the United States, under Act Of
Congress approved May 10. 1872, for two thou
rand 1000 nneal feet Of q certain vein or lode
Of quartz or other rock In place, bearing gold,
silver, copper and other metals. commonly called
and known as the Alhambra Lode and Alhsmbra
Mining Company, situated In the Devils Gate
Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada. The
names OF tho adjoining claimants, on the same
or other lodes, arc as follows, to Wit: Genessee
Company on tho south. and Dayton Company on
the eastward, and IL more particularly described
As follows, to-wit: Beginning At Post NO. !,
located on the north line OF the Genessec COM
pany's. claim, nom which post the quarter sec
ton corner on the west line Of section 10, "
shin lG north, range q east, bears south 10 deg.
as min. west 1877 feet, and running thence, first
course, north 75X deg. west Az feet to Post
No. 2; thence, second course, north l4H deH.
east 1000 feet to Post No. 3: thence, miro
course, south 75S deg. tast 42.6 feet 10 Post
No. 4; thence, fourth course, south .l4H DEE.
west 1000 feet to Post No. l, the place OF begin.
ming, containing ~ $500 acres. The bearings
are taken from q trun meridian, with q mag
netic variation Of 10 deg. 81 min. east. Bearinks
to natural and permanent monuments: From
Post No !, Kossuth Shaft bears north 3SH deg.
east; from Post No. ], Mount Lincoln bears
south S6k deg. east. The width OF the lode 10
unknown, but the groupings show plainly for
about a thousand feet on tho south end OF the
claim. The location Of the withln.descrioed
mining claim "a OF record, and may be found In
Book Z, page 81, OF the Mining Records OF the
DEVILS Gate Mining District, Silver City, Lyon
county, Nevada. The claim is more particularly
described In the notice, plat and field notes
posted In this ONCE and on Post No. l OF the
ocaS GOD ADoLPHUS WAITE, Register.