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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14
ADVANTAGE! !o SRE3{i6BEo BY THIS

It keeps the money in tho State.
1t insures Females without extra risk.
It's % liberal % 10 consistent With per-
feet security.
II Is conducted BY men whose integrity
OF character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State.
It receives high rate Of interest on its
loans.
lts rate q mortality must be low BY rea-
son Of the healthful climate Of Minnesota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14
DISSATISFACTION IN BUYING WOOL,

The buye's grupb!e very loudly at
WOOL being heavy and 10 poor condition
but when they arc offered wool 10 good
Or tolerstle condition, they fail to give
prices sufficiently higher to -eompso.
safe the grover for loss in weight, and
tor the extra labor which has been b..
slowed upon the product. The wool
grower 10 sending his wool to market IN
heavy and in tolerable condition, does 30
because he finds it to bis interest to do
20; and the buyer, in paying but =
fraction more for wool 10 better coudi.
ton, is also controlled bs his interest 10
the matter.
Add ~ have little confidence that
matters Gao ever be so adjusted o. to
reconcile these conflicting Interests on
. basis fair for both sides. The wool
buyer shco be goes into loft, eaooot
= separate price on every fleece,
OF perfect scale whereby tho true
value Of every separate deeee can be
esesrtaiusd and paid. The. most be
can Do i 70 separate tho avscss 10 two
or three different lots, spproxin.tiug
in qusii.y, sod then max. average
prices. ... ID
The buyer kao~s what he Can pay
for scsl absolutely clean, such ~ it
must be before the process Of manof.c.
tire hiss commenced, and this forms the
basis Of the prices he pays to the grow
e.. He calculates aboss how much .
lot Of Vosl vill shrink when Washed
AID rosar.d, and then tno., .bos,
he7 much 10 Gao afford to give for il.
hs. ss> tell reasonably close Whist the
shriukass ell b On = lot Of wool
which he's bean roughly washed on tic
shssp's bask, aud which hes been d..
Iriysd Of the loose dirt. Hs i. aol, t.
tell this because The aesoas then are 10
shout ssoh % avsrsgo condition, tha,
on : lst Of several thousand pouuds,
coming from different Aocks aud own.
err, previous experience has shown the
shrinkaee viii be shout such per.
sentags Of the total weight.
Tho moment, however, that Tie
growers attsupt to carry the cleansing
process further they obtain . prsduct
very variable and ,uncertsin. N, two
hseces which have been manipulated
by the same hand, will be tho same
in quality aud the product Of differ.
ent owners will exhibit . much sre.ter
diversity thsn when the effort is made
st washing beyond removiiog tho loose
dirt g With this .vari.ble product, 10
his hands, the buy esupos determine
<etual values with the same precision
y before, and 6xes . price which he
knows 70 be low enough Is cover al
contingencies. Fur this resson, W
<belie,esit wilt not pay WOOL growers 70
~s1h their WOOL viii, !. my great, care d ),
Or with any other view stbss: 10 remove
the loose dirt. ''3ae' - +" '1
Ard We do not believe, even II the
average quslity Of the wool could be q
readily determined, that buyers eao
afford to pay enough better prices to
compensate them for the wool itself.
but they osnoot ,tiord prices suih,iau,.
y high to pay 6r the labor. IF the.
ri ~ :. . '.vs4 - ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
> = Z q . = :. = : z = J
LANDS IN IOWA.

LANOS IN IOWA.
Upon application to the undsrsigusd, there will be
sent by mail to any address, postpaid new RAIL
ROAD MAP or IOWA, corrected = date. and . dss-
cliptve pamphlet. containing . sectional Map, Of
that part of the State In which IL situated the Land
Grant Of Chicago. Rock Islanl and Paddle r. =. Ca,
and giving full and detailed information q 70 the
location. quality, produots, tsrms of ssls sto OF
than 1000 Of land now for Sao near the
line of the railroad, The andA the cheapest and
best Farming Lands now In the market In Iowa, tho
most productive and progressive agricultural State
most favorable terms to actual settlers. IL DREW
Land Conf. G. Ria B. r. Co.. Davenport. Iowa.
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( ,HlCAGO, MILWAUKEE { ST. PAUL
RAILWAY.
ALL RAIL LINZ

Postal, Express ana feleErsDA.
ALL RAIL LINZ,
MILWAUKEE, CHICAGO nSi INV YORK.
NEW ENGLAND " AND 'THE 5
CANADAS,S + "''' ;
i.ei.dins an 1ass'ss, sosthsra, ~ s's,Avst'
--: ~s~iy,.l E.- .:Is
Trims leave st. ra.ldspat, sast 4 lse~t sssst. =
i.s 20 w.s:ss.' s ~: 49, > e: e
s. X osi'; IF. e.: - s.;s -: ss.:a:
vi srxEP1NG C1R from s.. Pau. - :
THROUGH
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
TO CHICAGO.
and connecting with the 6.15 p. -. trains n Chi
cago n all Eastern Roads. -
BY this lne Passengers can vi:w al H. nagni1-
Cen g emery OF thu upper Mississippi without thu
annoying delays Of river navigation or the dust and
6.45 m. Mali and Ez,r... for xcar.sor
Prairie du Chein, Milwaukee, Chicago and
EAST 81 SOUTH.
4.3O p. IN. St. Louis Express via. Austin, Coda
Rapids and Burlington, with
THROUGH CAR TO ST. LOUIS,
And SLEEPING CAR from St. Paul and Ainasapo
BAGGAGE IS CHECKED
~ all parts Of the
UNITED STATES.
Passengers should purchase their tickets VIA MIL
WAUKE, in order t. secure Ill The advantages q
Ills lice.
For. Minneapolis.
Leave St Paul........ 635 ~
Lave q. Pau! 10l5 m.
Leave st. Paul ..... .................... zoo pm
Leave st. 80 p. N.
THROUGH TICKETS t. al points Hast West 4
South, and SLEEPING CAR BERTH8 scared On %
plic~Iloh to !. A. Chandler, General Agsat.
g. =. MERRILL General NanaGsF.
&c. GAULT Asst. Gen. kanaSor.~ .
Az. u. CARPENTER, Gen. Passenger Assnt
Gu. PRIOR. Dvis,en Superintendent.
J. A. CHANDLER. General Agent.
Once cor"sr Third aud jackson Strssts, and .
dc: Of
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ASTHMA

The Subscribers are Manufacturers Agents for R. ".
Reads celebrated ASTHMA RRhIER, the best rem
edy for Asthma yet discovered. Instant relief guar
anteed or purchase money refunded Tho medicine
is put up in three sizes, which retail for 25c, SOC.
and 81. Persons RENTING price will have the med
cine sent free by mail or express. Also samples
sent free to any who desire. ETaRlDGB, FULLER
co Rome, N. Y.
A GENTS Wanted Agents make more mon
n ey at work for us than at any thing else. Bust
ness light and permanent. Particulars free. G
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NREAT CURIOs IVA s. MAGAZINE of
1.-THE highest order for 81 Agent wanted in every
town on perpetual come: Send 10c for Specimen
to "Smt'Ns Dollar Xagaztne," 81 Liberty st, N. r,
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%-A" cid spsbisi' writer ssys':a s.To
return cyl for god is de,ili.h 20 "a, s re- )
.nrn good far god il human : but to
r'tuln good for evil il go1ll,ke.' =szs: 49,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14
PIONEER WAGON SHOP
Fl. w. WEARY
Manufacturer Of .. :,
FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS,
LIGHT WAGONS, BUoo1Es
CUTTERS, sLBrs, 40

All work made from the very best mats
rial, and fully warranted Prices reasoa-
able. Parties needing nyth'ng in my line
will do we'll to give ne call.
speeisl attention paid 10 REPAIRING
.-'1SSis8% zHi - - &%'s h. ". WEARY
Lake Stf ct rear Of Neat eonery l. Weaa'
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FURNITURE
III. p. BENNETT.
q Dealer in
GUNS AND AMMUNITION,
l.,zx1>zz--z::.=:'

's
Rreech Loading Rifles, English, German
ami American Shot Guns, Revolving
and Single Shot Pistols, Meta,ic
Cartridges of all kinds.
STEEL TRAPS & SEWING MACHINES,
Fishing Tackle, and General Assortment
of Hunters Goods.
Manufacturing and repairing Of Guns Light Ma-
chinery SuIveyoI1 Compasa+s Surgical Instruments
for goods or work promptly afforded to.
DEER HEADS PUT UP IN THE BEST MANNER
requiring dome Promptly and War,on'ed.
Prices always At the bottom Of the market.
04Opposite the Kelley House, st. Cloud. MINI.
apr4-73
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14
OPEN ALL THE. YEAR
CURES,

st. Louis, Michigan, Magnetic SRran8
| The arrt Magnetic Water discovered in America
196o). Has been visited by over 10 900 persons.
ENTIRE ROUTE BY RAILROAD.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14
DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund.-

Bank and other stocks a. per following
schedule: SO shares First National Bank
OF Rocheater, 80 First National Bank Of
Winona, 20 Second Nstionsl Bank Of St.
Paul. ~ First National Bank Of Red Wing,
2O5 First National Bank of St. Paul, 60
State Aational Bank Of Minneapolis, go
City Bank Of st. Paul, and IS shares Of
Preferred Stock Of st. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company. '|-.r
Par Value. Market Value.
$58,o0000 $72,26o.oO
-- So, $4,000
THE above described fund 10
deposited with the State Irsur-
snce Commissioner tree of inter-
est and is pledged to remain
there free Of interest or other ex-
pence to tho Company, as long
- it needs to hold tho fund for
the security ofits policy holders.]
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Minnesota Mutual
i !, LIFE g E !. /
J. l|snurance Company Co !.
s.---s = - = - =.
HOME OFFICE:

$ Al MT r AUL
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Neuralgia, Paralysis, Rheuma. ism, Govt, Diseases o.
the Bladder aud Kidneys. Dyspepsia Inpotency, snd
all diseases of the Nervous System Contracted Joints
General pebility. FINE BAfHy. For pamphlets con
tanning description, analysis OF water, and a othel
information, address MAGNETIC SPRING COMPA
NY, It. Louis, Gratiot Co., Mich.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14
+ AXE SUPERIOR AND NIsAssIPPf d
IL VISION, >|-.1 = 7'' -
NORTHRN PACIFIC R, r.
DIRcf ROUTE 10 ,s.
Chaska. Carver.
SALTWATER AND POINTS ON THE
.. ST. CkOII RlVER,
Brainsrd, otter 1ail, koorhAad, Pabsaa, fe,t Cor
~, aud all pant on Nortkesa Rueife X. asd
Red kfssr.1 -
DULUTH. LAKE SUPERIOR AND LOWER LAKE
PITTS.
CONNECTICUT.

At Minneapolis, trsins. to and from Chasks and
Carver with trains on St. p. P. b. r. T. and from
St. Pasl. " -
At Carver. stages to Young Amsrios and Glencoe.
Al saltwater, stages to Hudson and points on St.
Croix River
At Wyoming, stacy 70 ChissEs City and Tsylors'
Fails. -. ...,.,; -. 49,, -, 7-,r,i:
Al North Branch, stages br Sunrise City, Can
bridge and 1santi. ve&t,;E.z>t -. :Qs''
At y. P.Juuctiou, Minnssots Division Northern Pa.
c'fic ksilrt I'd for Brainerd, noorhsa1. Psmbins,
a p1iutb. iipee q NV AND HLro AMI
STEAMBOA1B to all points on Lake. Superior,
Michigan. Huron sad Esis ecasectng with railroads
Onand attsr Monday. Nay 9oth, lsv2 traias
will iun daily, (sundsys szosptsd) ~ folIevs: ~
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MOTHERS! MOTHER.
MOTHERSl

HUI dEho
noA't fail TO procure MIS-. WINS
~ LOWS SOOfHlNG SYRUP FOR
lH1LOREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation has been used With NV
ER FAILING SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OF CASES
It not only relieves the child from pain, but In.
vigoretes the stomach aid bowels corTects aciaity
and gives tone and energy t. the whole system. Il
Will also instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Cello.
We believe it the BEST and SURESr RKhEDY
IN THE WORLD. in all cases Of DYsENTERY AND
p1ARkHGA IN CHILDREN, whether airing
rom teething or any other cause
depend upon it mothers, it win give rest to your
selves and
Relief and Health to your Infants.
b sure and caIl for
ms. Windows Soothing Syrup,
having the fac similis Of COURTS PIRKINSs
On the outside Wrapper.
Solo BY druggists throughout the world.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14
STATE. LAND OFFICE,

Notice IL hereby given that the School ,Agricultu-
raj College and University Lands that have bsen ap-
praised and remain unsold in tue following Counties
ill ha re-Gffare E,rs ala Viz - |
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-03
Another Slow Railroad.

A correspondent tells the following of a
slow railroad: A railroad runs from Os-
wego to Syracuse. 1t is thirty-six miles
long. rode on it, and those cars move so
slow that if you want the draught in your
face you have to ride backward to get it.
They never have hot journals on that road;
the great danger is that the stufIing and
gravy around the axles will freeze. The
screech of the locomotive is very faint,
kind o. like the warble of four-year- old
boy blowing through a knot-hole in board
fence. 1t is capable of giving grasshop-
per thrill Of alarm, but won't scare a crow
worth leather cuss. The conductor, en-
gineer and fireman always walk ahead of
the train to look for broken rails, and the
cows always run on ahead of them to keep
out of the dust. / tried an experiment.
Two trains were passing, and l stuck a
match out of the window and let the head
of it rub against passenger-car. 1t went
SO slew ! couldn't strike light. If YOU
ever take trip from Oswego to Syracuse
over that road you want to take lots of
clothes, whole ham and barrel of corn
ed-beef along with YOU"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-03
The Adyentures Of Wyandotte MAN.

Recently Wyandotte man appeared at
the Detroit and Milwaukee depot with a
large mirror under his arm, and while wait
ing for the train he sat the mirror down
against seat. A big dog owned by a sa-
loon-keeper wandered in and soon cauoht
sight of the ugliest and meanest dog he
ever saw reflected in the mirror He arch
ed his back and rolled his eyes, and the
other dog did the same. He showed his
teeth and lifted his back little higher.
and the other dog followed suit. AT length
angered beyond control, the dog raye
howl and a jump, intending to gSt the
other dog by the fore paw. There was 4
smash and q crash, time of cursing and
kicking, and the Wyandotter went to sea
the chief of police about having some one
shot. ~
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-03

vslyetsen. Yelyeteen Of splendid quality
for sale by y. MoRTnRR, 1t can be had,
cut bias II desired. -
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-03
H U M 0 R o U S
The Higher Law.

Sergeant johnson and three "high pri-
Yates" belonging to Company c.
Regiment New York Volunteers, were
granted a furlough from the Army of the
Potomac, and with happy hearts started
on visit to their friends in Seneca county,
New York.
They were all in the same car, on the
road between Elmra and Geneva, and they
were passing the time in telling stories and
eating peanuts. They were not particular
as to the disposition they made of the nut
shells, and the floor of the car near where
they sat soon became Uttered with them.
The conductor coming around, and seeing
the shells on the floor, spoke to the party
as follows;
Gentlemen, it is against the rule to eat
peanuts on this carr
johnson bowed to the conductor and
that official passed on. Returning in few
minutes, he noticed that the little company
were eating their nuts and cracking their
jokes without any regard to the admonitioh
he had just given them.
Gentlemen" said he, "you must not
eat nuts on this car: it is positive viola.
ton of the rules, and cannot be tolerated.
eyes, sir; we hear you," said Johnson
quietly.
Returning again after a short absence,
the now irate conductor found these four
"boys in blue" munching away at their
nuts as though there were no rules to vio-
late, or no officials to enforce them.
"Didn't l tell you to stop eating nuts ?"
thundered the maddened conductor.
eyes, sir, you did," was the subdued
reply.
"Well, then, sirs, why in the name of
reason don't you quit?"
" Because, sir" said johnson, "we feel
authorized to eat on"
Authorized to eat on ! Who in the
thunder authorized you to do that, I'd like
to know ?''
"The maker of this car, sir" said John
son.
"The maker of this car How do you
make that appear?"
Every readily, sir. will demonstrate
it to you" And johnson, rising to his
feet, pointed to metallic plate on the car
door.
81 don't know what you mean," said
the nonplussed conductor.
"Can't you read ?" asked Johnson
eyes, can read; but | don't want any
of your nonsense here. Ill do-don't
understand your
WE'LL SIR" said johnson, "that me-
tallic plate says, Eat on johnson & Co. p
and it is signed maker My name is
johnson, and these boys are my company;
and as long as the maker of this car tells
me and my company to 'eat on I'll do it,
even if the president of this road were on
the train? So go along with your rules
and your nonsense"
A hearty laugh from the passengers fol-
lowed this retort of the sergeant's; and all
eyes were directed to the plate on the door,
and in gilt letters they saw the words,
Eaton, johnson & Co., Makers"
The conductor smiled at the joke, and
calling the train-boy, he gave the following
order:
"Boy, you will supply johnson &c Co.,
with all the peanuts they can eat from here
to Geneva. will foot the bill. Such
smartness as this company possesses should
be encouraged"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-07
Application for Patent.

U. s. REGISTERS OFFICE,

". g. HEtlsIEh > OffiIET
Austin, Nevada, August Z, 1872.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALFRED
IN T. PAGE has this day filed In this office .
diagram, together with a notice of application
for a patent from the United States, under Act
Of Congress approved May 10, 1872, for eight
hundred feet of . certain vein or lode of quartz,
or other rock in place bearing gold and silver,
known as the King William Lode or Deposit,
situated in the White Pine Mining District, White
Pine county, State of Nevada, and more particu-
ly described as follows, to wit:
Survey No. 50.
Beginning at a stake whence the northwest cor
ner of the Courthouse In Hamilton bears s. 80A
dogs. L. 1859 feet. Section corner common to
sections II and Is, r. 16 N, R. 81 e., and Sec
tons 7 and Is, 7. 10 N, r.. So E.; M. 1. M. bears
N. 90 dogs. 81 min. W. 3,795 feet. and the Page
shaft upon this Lode bears s. 80 dogs. W. 610
feet. Thence running 8. 20 dogs. W.. 800 feet;
thence N. 10 degs. W. 800 feet; thence N. % dogs.
L. 800 feet; and thence s. 20 dogs. Il. 800 feet, to
the place of beginning; containing SLIGO acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian, with
. magnetic variation of 16 dogs. East. The claim
is on unsurveyed land, and Is bounded on neither
end by any known claimants; the nearest mine
Is the Featherstone, on the North. The notice
and diagram of the above claim can be found
posted Il at the Page shaft, upon the Lode.
aug9-60d ALFRED L. SHANNON, Register.
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VEl?I PINE Daily IEVs.

NOTICE NO. as@
U. s. REelsrEa's oryIcE.

Austin, Nevada, August 7, 1872.
NOTICE Is HERERf GIVEN THAT THE
IN CANTON MINING COMPANY has this day
filed in this Office q diagram, together with > no.
tice of application for a patent from the United
States, under vet of Congress approved May ~
1872, for fifteen hundred q 500 feet Of the Auit-
man Lode, situated in the Robinson Mining Dis
trict, White Pine county, State OF Nevada, and
more particularly described as follows, TO wit
Survey No. Slot A, beginning at a stake
whence the main shaft upon the Aultman Lode,
bears 8. 10 deg. As min, ". 1881 feet, and the
furnace stack OF the Canton Mining Companys
furnace bears N. 60 deg. ~ min, W. 2,S+O feet;
thence running s. 55A deg, Z. 100 feet; thence
s.. 34k deg, w. $50 feet; thence n. 55A deg, W.
1900 feet; and thence N. S4A deg, Il. $50 feet, to
the place Of beginning, containing 3 61-lOO acres.
Also, the following-described piece or parcel Of
land as part of the above mining claim as a mill
site, and upon which the company has erected
reduction works:
Survey No. 81.
Lot b, beginning at a stake whence the furnace
stack of the Canton Mining Company's furnace
bears N. II deg, W. 232 feet; thence running )
96h deg, W S20 feed ; thence n. 53h deg, v. $50
feet; thence N. 36H deg, E. $40 feet; and thence
s. 53k deg, Z. $50 feet, to the place of begin
ming, containing FIVE acres. The mining claim
and mill site are on unsurveyed lands. The min
ing claim IL bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mine is the J. b., 300 feet
northerly. A copy of the notice and diagram OF
the above mining claim can be found posted at
the main shaft upon the lode, and one upon the
furnace building. ALFRED Z. SHANNON,
aug9-6Od Register.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. Is5.
L. $. REGIsTER's OFFICE,
Austin, Nevada, August IL, 1872.

NJ DITCH Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT II. BUSH.
II. n and L. MCDANIEL, have this day
filed in this Office q diagram, together with a
notice of application for a patent from the United
States, under Act of Congress, approved May 10,
1872. for twelve hundred 1200l feet of a certain
Vein or Lode Of quartz or other rock, in place
bearing silver known as the Gloucester Lode,
situated in the White Pine Mining District,
White Pine county, State of Nevada, and more
particularly described as follows, to-wit:
Survey No. Al.
Beginning at u stake whence the section cor
ner common to sections "a and 25, L. 16
N, X. So f., and sections 10 and 30, Il. 10 N, h.
81 E, NJ. ID. NJ. bears 3. 81 q dogs, ". Is, 625 feet.
The snokestack of the Monte Cristo mill bears
s. 81 dogs. 80 min, W. 1854 feet. The center of
the top sill of the Philadelphia Incline bears N.
85A degs., W. 1875 feet, and the center of the
mouth of the tunnel on this Lode bears N. 27k
degs., L. 59i feet; thence running n. l6M degs.,
4. 1900 feet; thence s. 73R degs., T.. 300 feet;
thence s. 16h degs., W. l 200 feet; and thence N.
73% dogs, W. 100 feet 10 the place of beginning,
containing . 51-100 acres. embracing said Lode,
and one hundred feet ON each side thereof.
Courses expressed from the true meridian with q
claim is on unsuryeyed land, and is bounded on
neither end by any known claimants. The
nearest mines are the Pennsylvania and Badger
State. The notice and diagram of the above
claim can be found posted at the tunnel upon
the Lode
augi4-God ALFRED f. SHANNON, Register.
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applications for lpatent.
AppIlca cation for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1877.
U. 8. REorsrER's OFFICE,
go a--.-Ao- 1910

- ~ AAA4e AAa" = '
Austin, Nevada, September 25d, 1872. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN SAN JUAN DEL RIO ILV MINING
COMPANY has this day filed In this oface . dia-
gram. together with Q notice of application for a
patent from the United States, under Act of Con-
gress, approved May 10th, 1872, for sixteen hun
dred II 500 feet Of a certain vein, lode or deposit
of quartz or other rock in place bearing silver,
known As the st. John del Rey deposit or lode. sit
uated In White Pine Mining District, White Pine
county. Nevada, running 6&6h feet northerly
and TS3H feet southerly from Dwinelle incline,
and more particularly described as follows, to
wit:
Survey Ne. 9 o
beginning ut q stake whence the section
stake at the 8. W. corner of Section 81, I. 10
n. r. ~ r.. M. d. M, bears s. 80 dogs. 81
min. W, 4,ss3 feet; Post No. l. the N. W. cor
ner of Survey No. AZ, made for the California
Silver Mining Company upon the California DE.
posft or lode, bears s. "a deg. 80 min. w. 1,92o
feet; Angle station No. 20 of the tramway bears
s. 66k degs. W. $50 feet; top of the Dwinelle In
cline upon this lode bears 8. 80 degs. L. 564 feet.
Thence running 8. 87A degs. 4. 800 feet; thence
s, az degs. W. l,6O0 feet: thence N. SIN degs.
w. 40 feet. to stake whence the smoke-stack Of
of the Stanford mill bears s. IN degs. L. l,5O
feet; and thence N. az dogs. Il. LOGO feet. to the
place Of MISUNDERSTANDING ii 2-l0O acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian, with
a magnetic variation of IS dogs. East. This
claim is on unsuryeyed land. and is bounded ON
neither end BY any known claimants; the nearest
mine is the Comstock lode, 500 feet northerly.
The notice and diagram of the above claim can
be found posted at the Dwinelle Incline upon
the lode. ALFRED 4.
sep25-6Od Register